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Gar1eth

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  1. Do you have a link to his ad? Gman
  2. I was always interested in John. But he used the same pictures for years and years on his old ad. So I was very wary. Now if I still were hiring, I might consider it. But the earrings are a definite turn off. Gman
  3. 'Tis the season https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10153808824003470 Gman
  4. So a related question-how long does it take you to masturbate and cum? I was never one who prolonged the experience. It probably took me less than 5 minutes on average. Gman
  5. I on average masturbated/ejaculated once a day from around the time I was 16 and learned how to around the age of 47. There were periods where I tried to hold off because I thought I was doing it too much or multiple occasions where I had prostatitis and it hurt to cum. Now at 56 I very rarely cum unless I'm 'playing'. Over the last several years I've often gone weeks and weeks without cuming. Gman
  6. http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/6qmgsegop283ld8/File%20May%2011%2C%202%2025%2018%20PM.jpeg?dl=0 Gman
  7. Really-there's not a place for smokers? I hadn't realized that. Gman
  8. https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1568620216484065 Gman
  9. "At one point in a game, the coach called timeout and called one of his 8 year old players aside and asked, “Do you understand what cooperation is?” The little boy nodded in the affirmative. “Do you understand that what matters is whether we win or lose together as a team? The little boy nodded yes. “So, the coach continued, I’m sure you also know when a foul is called, you shouldn’t argue, curse, attack the referee, or call him bad names. Do you understand that? Again the little boy nodded He continued, “And when I take you out of the game so another boy gets a chance to play, it is not good sportsmanship to call your coach a dumb moron, is it?” The embarrassed little boy dropped his head and nodded. “Good, said the coach… Now go over there and explain all that to your mother.”" Gman
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  11. http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/ekrpmcful1no1lt/File%20May%2003%2C%204%2002%2057%20AM.jpeg?dl=0 Gman
  12. http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/wtvirqhv1p127bl/File%20May%2001%2C%2010%2024%2052%20PM.jpeg?dl=0 Gman
  13. Aside from the stress of being a plebe and of being at two different schools, it's not an impossible distance between them. I was once staying in Baltimore for a conference and hired an escort from Premiere in Philadelphia. Gman
  14. http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/eg5k37j0bn02try/File%20Apr%2026%2C%207%2014%2033%20PM.jpeg?dl=0 Gman
  15. Well aside from the younger looking comment, I'd say you should look into Andrew Justice. And when I say 'aside from,' I don't mean Andrew looks old, but he doesn't look 22. He's in his 30's. Gman
  16. Yes. If you want suggestions-although I don't know how much it will help in Houston as the escorts there don't seem to have much of a track record-it's better if you list what type of guys you are looking for. The more you tell us about what you are looking for in an escort, top/bottom/versatile, muscular/average, kisser/not, and etc, the better our recommendations will be. Gman
  17. For as big as Texas is, the large cities have always been a bit iffy for escort selection. Dallas has always been the best. But there have been times when it's been hard to find anyone I like there. Houston has been the second best but never anything like Dallas. It's been years as far as I can tell that Houston has had any long term well-known escorts. The best one I know of, Alan Ladd, retired a few years ago. Austin and San Antonio (except for Benjamin Nicholas now moved to Dallas) have almost never had long term well-known quality escorts. Since the Rentboy Debacle a few years back, it seems to me a lot of escorts who advertised for years are now gone. The only escorts I see on Rentmen who have been escorting for years are the Two Top Daddies. I don't know what they are like as I was not looking for strict tops. However you might be in luck. Andrew Justice is visiting in a few days. If he's your type, I'd contact him immediately as I'll bet his dance card fills up quickly. Gman
  18. It's a childhood picture of @andrewjustice http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/l33sg7g7kl2hd5e/File%20Apr%2024%2C%205%2038%2037%20PM.jpeg?dl=0 Gman
  19. http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/3g1gb9b0rp6514x/File%20Apr%2024%2C%205%2038%2001%20PM.jpeg?dl=0 Gman
  20. Well he lists himself as straight. So he probably does do BFEs -only with women. Gman
  21. A couple of things to note 1). I tried not acting on being gay. I'm not sure that qualifies as leaving. I did do some minor investigating into groups that reportedly could turn you straight. But I doubted they would work with me, so I never looked at them seriously. 2) I'm not claiming all gay men are like that. I had a former therapist who said he knew he was gay early on and was always happy he was gay. I'm not sure I believed him. But maybe he was telling me the exact truth. 3). We still don't know for sure that Aaron Hernandez was either bisexual or actually more gay-but hiding. Yes, he reportedly had a gay prison lover. But it's only rumors at this point that he had a longtime male lover outside prison. And prison is an unusual situation. Isn't it known that men and women who might not ever have looked at a same sex pairing outside can, due to the extreme situation, find same sex partners? Of course there's no way to know if it could happen to a majority of people in a prison situation or whether these people actually were gay/bisexual when not in prison but weren't expressing that side of themselves. 4) At least one recent juror said that she didn't believe Aaron was innocent of the double murder but doesn't believe the prosecution proved their case of 1st degree murder. So while there but for the Grace of G-d might go any of us, remember that Aaron might have killed-been involved with three murders before saying what a good fellow he was. But if all of this occurred because he was trying to prevent being outed, then yes, it's horrible. Gman
  22. Yes but my understanding (which might be faulty) is that you acknowledge some power outside and beyond yourself. But if it's an impersonal power, then why should you put your 'faith' in it, or even think about it, as since it's impersonal, it has no interest in you. And if it's some type of personal/interested power, wouldn't that be G-d no matter what you call it? I mean I'd love to believe my Father is out there somewhere, healthy, and watching over me rather than a total cessation of being. But I don't think I can believe that. As an example-my cousin contributed a beautiful poem at the funeral that my brother read. I don't know the title, but here it is. When I am gone, release me, let me go I have so many things to see and do You mustn't tie yourself to me with tears Be happy that we had so many years. I gave you my love, you can only guess How much you gave to me in happiness I thank you for the love you each have shown But now it's time I traveled on alone. So grieve a while for me if grieve you must Then let your grief be comforted by trust It's only for a while that we must part So bless the memories within your heart. I won't be far away, for life goes on So if you need me, call me and I will come Though you can't see me or touch me I'll be near All of my love around you soft and clear. And then, when you must come this way alone I'll greet you with a smile and say "Welcome Home" It was beautiful. Both my brother and cousin said it had meaning for them. While I thought the poem was pretty, it didn't affect me the same way. The dead aren't traveling. They are gone to exist only in memory. The poem depressed me. If my Father were really out there traveling, then I'd want him to find a map to lead him back here. I am not trying to belittle AA teachings-just saying from my limited understanding, I doubt they'd work for me. Gman
  23. I apologize but I don't understand your second sentence. As for AA, I think I mentioned this in another thread, but I doubt I could do any 12 Step Programs due to their core belief of trusting to a higher power. I'm very ambivalent about my belief in G-d. I'd like there to be a kindly fellow upstairs, and hope it's not a vengeful one. But I have trouble believing in one. I've read about addiction treatment groups that dispense with the higher power tenet. And if, or when, I need such a group, that's the type I'd seek out 1st. Gman
  24. http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/cavivcwf69k58fd/File%20Apr%2022%2C%203%2024%2057%20PM.jpeg?dl=0 Gman
  25. Well that's true. But others have also agreed with me about both Dario and Armann. But it wasn't attraction. I was attracted to them. It was their attitudes during our meetings. Armann when I discussed the matter with him told me he does better on subsequent meetings. But as I also stated, this was around 10 years ago. Maybe he has grown more comfortable in his role. Gman
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