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If they are into kissing and oral I'd think just about anyone Consider this -for the ones who are tops-and even bottoms-being a side is much less work. And if you don't require them to cum-even less work-more energy for the next client. So the thing to do is just make sure they know what you want/don't want beforehand.

I have no idea what this means.

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A year or two ago I realized my birthday was on Orthodox Christmas. So all these years I've been a Christmas Baby and never knew it.

YIKES!!! Ours never took long. I feel for you. Were there any children present? If there were I can't even imagine. And if there were, luckily it was on a Saturday night with no school today. I've think I've heard of the Art House Haggadah but not seen it. Wikipedia says the Maxwell House was revised for the first time in 2011. So even the Maxwell House Haggadah is no longer the one I remember. Wikipedia also mentions a 2019 version with a Mrs Maisel tie in that included a brisket recipe. Speaking of revisions -my synagogue growing up was composed of around 100 families. We were Reform-but might have been considered on the more religious side. The men for the most part all wore yarmulkes as opposed to some going without. During the Kaddish (the Mourner's Prayer) for the most part only those who had a parent or possibly a child die stood up in line with directions from the Union Prayer Book rather than the more modern custom of having everyone stand-which I have been told has to do with commemorating the Holocaust. Our prayer book at the time was the standard Union Prayer Book which had I think last been edited in the 1940's. When I was a teenager, they came out with the new prayer book, Gates of Prayer (which has now itself been superseded at least once by a newer prayer book). But my synagogue didn't change over-probably due to both tradition and money costs. I don't think my congregation changed to Gates of Prayer until I was in college or possibly beyond that-a time which has corresponded to me going to services less and less (right now I can't even remember the last time I went to a service). I had been to services occasionally at other synagogues over the years that did use Gates of Prayer, but I never really grew used to it. I missed the readings from the old Union Prayer Book. And I'm sure I'll still feel the same about wanting the Union Prayer Book when eventually at a service using Gates of Prayer's successor.

Ahh-it makes sense now. I was thinking only of the movie and not the poem. And for the life of me, I couldn't see how a story concerning teenage love applied to Tom Chase.

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You mean he likes sex outdoors?🤔🤔

I remember an ad at some point in Dallas.-maybe 13 years ago. I think I even talked to him briefly. In his current social media, I've seen say that he only will be bottoming. Back then I had the impression -and it definitely could have been wrong-that he would bottom but maybe wasn't enthusiastic about it. Also I couldn't get a good feeling about kissing/boyfriend experience. I had the feeling that maybe he wasn't really into kissing. I also had some questions about what shape he was in as even 13 years ago he was past his porn heyday. So I never ended up pursuing it further.

Passover Seder 2025 is done and entered in the books. It was a good Seder-not the best. But far from the worst I've been to. The total count was 18 people -and we were missing one niece, her hubby, and child who would have normally been there but were in New York with his family. So the breakdown was 12 people I was related to by blood, 4 people by marriage, one almost related to by marriage (my sister's significant other who she's been with for probably over 8 years), and a platonic friend of mine -who by the by I met thru the Message Center here (he doesn't participate anymore) who had never been to a Seder and wanted to attend. My mother made her incredible chicken soup and matzah balls. My goyische niece-in-law made the charoseth. And it wasn't bad. Personally I would have added more wine to it. Normally (and I may have described this before)we have a brisket-not a smoked brisket or a traditional sweet and sour Jewish brisket. My Mom's has a brown onion soup gravy. Unfortunately we didn't have that this year. My Mom is 90 for one thing. In addition she hurt her shoulder and arm in a fall several years ago and can't lift heavy things. My sister-in-law often does it. But she has a broken leg and is in a wheelchair. For simplicity's sake they bought brisket from Rudy's BBQ. I'm not overly fond of it. I mean I don't hate it. But it's nothing special. I was full from my two bowls of soup and four matzah balls. So I skipped the brisket. If it had been my Mom's, I would have stuffed more. I ended up bringing flowers instead of the candied nuts I had thought about. I also brought two small bottles of Manischevitz-the Concord and the Blackberry. I was surprised that we used them up. Last year when I brought sweet wine I was the only one to drink it. The others prefer a drier Kosher wine. As for the service of the Seder-we've dumbed it down for the kinder for years. It's more comprehensible. But the older I get the more I miss the Maxwell House Haggadah I grew up with. I might not want to do all of it. But bringing in some of the passages would be nice. To paraphrase my departed father and the Pesach service -Next year may we all be here together again in our beloved Message Center. Amen!

I'm going to be conflating kind and friendly Mike Gaite for sure. I spent two holiday weekends with him. He was very giving of himself. Andrew Justice was an incredibly nice guy. Alec Andrews AJ Irons an escort who retired a long time ago that I can't remember his last name 1st name was Mike he was from Columbus, Ohio I think He was in a few near porn movies. On an overnight we went to a Barnes and Noble. We were both into sci/fi and fantasy. He bought me a paperback Ace Banner Ray Stone Tyger from Portland There are probably a few others. But these guys stick in my mind

In the listing of this topic, there was a blue star next to the topic title. Normally I see blue circles next topics with new posts that I haven't looked at. Does anyone know what the blue star signifies?

Are you looking at the correct ad? He has 7 pictures ,and two of them show his face clearly.

You have very good taste. But shouldn't this go in the Spa Section since it's about a masseur?🤔🤔🤔

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So considering his ad copy, should we assume you are meeting him for a massage session? Hope whatever it is, it goes well.

I'm can't pick either if AA doesn't kiss-that's a no go no matter how great his physique is. And Nathan now advertises as only a 'top'. So another no go.

Apparently they redefined the term 'boy' when I wasn't looking.

So in the copy of his ad it says 'no anal'. But in his likes-it says anal. I'd probably go along with the ad copy. But for people who want full service, I'd ask before meeting. Also someone please get the guy some Pepto Bismol. He looks dyspeptic.

I believe you are correct. But they are alike in both being expired.

You're not supposed to ask that.

Or as it's known in Hebrew -"find the afikomen". My mother had my brother bring her some $5 bills for the great-grandchildren(talk about escort fees being higher -I never received $5 dollars for finding the afikomen. Inflation, my friends, has struck the religious sphere too). In my family they are all finders/winners-even if they aren't.

Another ad where the guy is 'unoriented'. I wonder if that drives away clients as much as specifying an orientation would. I'm going to venture that his English may not be great due the lack of ad copy.

As I'm sure in most families, we always talk about how when we were children the service seemed to last forever before dinner was served. And this was in a Reform Seder setting. There was some vague talk about attending a Chabad Seder this year -or at least my brother posted the info for general knowledge without expecting anyone to make use of it. I can't even imagine sitting thru an Orthodox Seder. As you can see my family also loves **charoseth. I used to have mock fights with a gentile cousin-in-law who loves it too over how much I was taking-maybe they weren't so mock. As I always say after posting this picture, it's too bad my mom didn't make enough charoseth for anyone else. Occasionally my mom will fix it for Rosh Hashanah. One trick is to add a lot of Mogen David to it. Once as a young man I was out of town and invited to a local family's Seder. I was so excited to be getting some charoseth away from home. Unfortunately for me, they made a Sefardi version of charoseth with probably figs and dates. I'm sure it was great but just wasn't what I wanted. I'd actually not mind trying it again but only if 'normal' charoseth was there too. I've never made charoseth. But I should try one of these days. It can't be that hard. I also really like matzah. I even eat it occasionally when it's not Pesach. I'll spread it with butter-or sometimes peanut butter and jelly. I just wish it wasn't so crumbly. I leave matzah crumbs all over the place. **Charoseth for those who might not know is a chopped apples and nut dish (Recipes online often use Walnuts. In Texas pecans are more common). It contains chopped apples, pecans, honey, cinnamon, and in our version concord wine. It has a chunky texture. It's supposed to be an edible representation of the mortar the children of Israel used to make Pharoah's monuments.

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