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I'm not bothered by "same-day only" guys. I've actually had some good experiences finding these guys for a last-minute hookup after the guy I planned weeks in advance ends up cancelling last minute.

Yeah, the "party friendly" is why I never bothered. I also think that while he is good looking, there are better looking guys in Denver. I don't know...I guess if you're into that boy next door who also does lots of meth look. It looks like the PNP guys like him though.

I typically just give a bit of an extra "holiday bonus" to my regulars when I hire around the holidays. This year, it'll just be one guy though.

I don't believe I had the pleasure in knowing him, but it's very sad when anyone in this community passes on. RIP.

We need to remember that mutations are just as likely to hinder the virus as help it. Mutations in the SARS virus during that pandemic actually encouraged that virus to die out. Interestingly, the more recent mutations to COVID-19 that make it more contagious, may also make it more susceptible to a vaccine. The big takeaway from the vaccine should be that it could promote herd immunity without getting their through "natural herd immunity," which would cost millions of deaths when it's all done (yes this is true even if the virus fatality rate is only 1 percent). If we could get 60-70 percent of a population with immunity through vaccination, then COVID just wouldn't have many people to infect and would start to die out in many places. It may never go away...certainly it could be like measles or the flu where we see little outbreaks here and there (in part because of so many anti-vaxxers), but it wouldn't spread the way it is now. It's possible we might have to get a booster COVID vaccine every few years to adjust for any mutations of the virus (although COVID does not appear to mutate as quickly as the flu, which actually is notorious for quickly and easily mutating year to year). Or it truly could be like SARS and just disappear. We just don't know yet.

The number of people reinfected with COVID is actually pretty low. I mean it's so rare that when it does happen it makes the news. It also appears that many of the verified cases of COVID reinfection were actually asymptomatic and the handful that has severe COVID reinfection in many cases had some unusual circumstances (one also had lymphoma for example). Some people are worried because it appears that COVID antibodies wane fairly quickly after infection (usually in just a few months). But the reality is that antibodies typically wane after many viral infections and it's not unusual for that to happen with COVID. But antibodies are only a part of the body's immune response. We also have memory B-Cells and T-cells that can attack the COVID virus quickly on reinfection. In fact most vaccines don't actually use antibodies at all and instead activate our B and T immune cells to stop the virus. COVID infection appears to create strong T and B cell immune response that looks to last much longer than COVID antibodies. This is good news for a potential vaccine and this would seemingly be how most COVID vaccines would work. It's possible we may need to have booster shots for COVID every few years if the immunity wanes or if the virus mutates significantly, but I am confident with Anthony Fauci's claim that a vaccine will be coming pretty soon and be widely available in 2021. The end of all of this is soon. But we have to get through a "dark" winter first.

RIP Alex. He was truly the GOAT of game-show hosts.

It's definitely a risk, but if you both wear masks and keep the room well-ventilated (keep the windows and/or AC fan running), that definitely mitigates the risk. You can also have him wash his hands before he touches you. I did get COVID back in late March/early April. I suspect I got it from a single Lyft passenger who was coughing next to me on St. Patrick's Day, right before everything closed. This was before masks were really used often so I didn't have that to protect me and the trip was a fairly long one (about a half-hour) so I definitely could've been exposed. COVID is really rough so I recommend doing everything you can to avoid it. To me the precautions I mention are helpful, but I honestly would probably avoid meeting up with any masseurs if I lived in an area with a lot of cases and signs of community transmission (above 5% positivity rate is usually a sign of that). Right now in Colorado we are above that so I am holding off on any hiring now even though I possibly have some immunity from having it in the spring. Wouldn't want to risk passing it on to others even if I wouldn't necessarily get sick.

Thanks for all that you do! Healthcare workers are so important and needed right now. COVID-19 is getting really scary in so many places. Colorado just had it's highest ever daily number of cases today and my friends who work in hospitals are all saying they are filling up. I've stopped hiring for the time being and increased my social distancing to having just a handful of friends in my "bubble" that I only meet outside and/or with masks. I haven't seen my family in person since it has gotten bad again and because my dad in particular has health issues that make him vulnerable. I think we should all prepare for another inevitable lockdown.

Still a great guy. Just FYI, Taylor has moved to the far-south part of Denver Metro Area about 17-18 miles or so from Downtown Denver. This can be easily a half-hour or longer trip with traffic (common during the day here). He does do out-calls but will likely need more advanced warning than before. Still the best erotic masseur in Denver in my opinion so worth it 100 percent...just make sure you are giving yourself a lot more time. With his new location, last minute probably just won't happen.

We have a similar sports background. Did swimming all throughout high school and college. Joined track for about a week because a friend was on the team, but I just didn't have the running fitness so I quit.

I cum pretty easily being fucked...I consider them basically the hottest, best orgasms I can get. Pretty much this is always what I try to go for when I meet with guys.

I am okay using either Venmo or PayPal with trusted regulars. But I always do cash on my first meeting and often with a few guys I've met more than once but just don't quite feel like I trust them enough for them to be paid electronically.

COVID has definitely caused a lot of career challenges for many of us. Wish you the best of luck on whatever you decide to do.

I suspect it from a Lyft passenger. I used to drive rideshare and I picked her up and drover her home for about 25 minutes or so. She was in my passenger seat and was coughing the whole time. I did open up the windows to try to get more airflow and sanitized immediately after she exited my car, but this was before masks were really a thing (mid-March) and there isn't much I think you can do if someone with COVID basically coughs on you.

I liked it...maybe not as good as the first Borat but funny nonetheless. One thing I thought was pretty funny was that things considered extremely taboo and offensive in the first movie have now become not quite "mainstream" but certainly a much more prominent part of the culture. The whole anti-semitic cake that uses actual messages from white-supremacist protests was genius. I also though Maria Bakalova was great as Borat's daughter Tutar..she definitely added quite a lot to the humor and movie. I do think the Rudy Giuliani scene was a bit weird. It's clear to me that he was being set-up and the editing makes it look like a lot more happened than actually did. However, he still manages to say some boneheaded and creepy things that make him look bad without the need for any editing at all.

I got my flu shot on Friday. Definitely want to avoid getting sick this upcoming year.

Yes I took the antibody test. That's actually how I know I had COVID. When I was sick, they didn't yet have very many tests so they we're only really testing those that basically went to the hospital. But in early June I took the antibody test and it was confirmed that I had COVID.

Yeah...that's definitely possible it was an earlier strain. Or maybe my blood type is more effected or I had comorbidities (I am considered overweight and have slightly high blood-pressue though overall I think I am pretty healthy). It's always hard to say.

People on this forum have claimed RM has scrubbed their reviews, though it's never happened to me. More commonly I think is escorts just delete their ad and create a new one without any bad reviews.

I'm glad I have a good doctor who is actually very good with the whole telemedicine thing. One night I felt so bad that I strongly contemplated going to the ER, but the nurse helpline urged me to stay home and set-up a doctor's appointment the next morning. That was when my doctor really gave me some strong guidelines about staying at home vs. going to the hospital and I am really grateful for his response. For me COVID was really bad at night..my fever would spike and I would have a lot of pressure in my lungs. But being able to see that my fever and O2 was in an acceptable range allowed me to ride it out, even if it took multiple doses of Ny-Quil just to fall asleep.

I'm glad you didn't have a serious case. I've had a few other friends get sick from COVID with very different experiences. One friend just had a slight headache and lost taste/smell but her husband was sick like me with high fevers and incredible fatigue for a couple weeks and lingering breathing issues even til today. A work colleague has it right now and she is kind of in the middle: Slight fevers (around 100), fatigue, loss of taste/smell and a mild cough. An acquaintance of mine got so sick she had to go to the hospital though including being on a ventilator, which is really rough. I think she was in the hospital for about a month in late May/early June, but she fortunately recovered. Since I got it pretty early, I am kinda used to being the de-facto expert on COVID. Haha.

Thank you. Yes I felt very bad...really high fevers (103-104), really terrible feeling in my lungs like a horse was sitting on my chest and just incredible fatigue and body aches. Fortunately I had an oximeter my sister let me borrow (she has asthma) and a thermometer. My doctor had me strictly monitor both my blood oxygen and my fever and told me to go to the hospital the fever stayed at or above 104 for long especially if it didn't go down with Tylenol and/or my blood oxygen went under 90 percent (It was at 90-92 percent for several days). I got sick in April right when COVID was just starting to get bad and my doctor advised me against going to the hospital unless it was really an emergency because of course they didn't know as much about the disease then and many people were having pretty bad outcomes when they went to the hospital. So I just stayed at home, but was terribly sick for about 2 weeks straight and still had breathing difficulties for months after.

Let us know how it goes. No experience with any of the guys but Eddiexxx is very hot. I'd definitely consider meeting with him too if we were ever in the same city.

I think voters who are deciding to wait until election day are taking a big risk that they will be healthy on that day. COVID is spiking in a lot of places including swing states like Wisconsin, Iowa, Nevada and North Carolina. Hospitalizations are increasing too. People going to these super-spreader Trump rallies now and in the next week or so may end up being too ill to go to the polls. I had COVID and I could barely leave my bed for several days in a row, much less drive or walk anywhere. Which is why I think the candidate who gets those early and absentee votes is going to have a huge advantage.