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1) What activity commonly portrayed in porn is hottest to you? I get really turned on when they do things to each other while fucking. The top worshipping the feet, the bottom playing with the top's nipples, pausing to kiss, light slapping, light choking, things like that. 2) What activity commonly portrayed in porn leaves you cold? Rimming (I don't find it appealing in my personal life and I certainly don't find it appealing in porn) Extended close-ups of the dick in the ass. Abrupt position changes. Along with abrupt position changes, I also don't like an unwrapped penis suddenly having a condom on after a jarring cut. (Obviously this only applies to studios who do condom scenes.) Displays of fetish and kink, except for foot worship. 3) Have you ever been inspired to try a sexual activity by something you saw in porn? Can't say I have.

I haven't gotten to the point of flying someone to my location but I have done an overnight with someone after just two phone calls. I had such a great time that it became an annual thing. In retrospect, it could also gone south--we could just not have anything in common enough to pass time when we're not playing. Go with what your gut says. It's often right.

I change whenever I shower, which is typically once a day, twice if I'm working out after work. three times during most summer days.

One market I am particularly alarmed (maybe too strong a word) about are the self-styled fitness influencers. You have absolutely ripped guys offering coaching services despite their lack of education (Google University doesn't count), lack of hands-on training, and are too quick to hawk the supplements that they are sponsors of.

I don't completely agree. Yes, I'm not the market for fashion and beauty influencers, but I'd like to think I still fall in the fitness, travel, and even food segments for influencers.

I would say it averages to about a 7 everyday. Although I'm pretty damn horny around 10 p.m., while I'm trying to ready myself for bed.

https://www.prweek.com/article/1591917/agency-thrives-ditching-social-media-influencers-focus-traditional-pr Even though this has been the name of the game for the past five or so years, I have yet to be swayed to purchase anything that an Influencer of any genre (style, travel, fitness, food) proclaims to be "epic," "awesome," or "you would not believe." Part of it is because I'm a grouchy (not very) old man, I suppose. A lifetime ago, I worked in traditional media. The standards we had to uphold were very strict: Never feature just one brand in a story, always get quotes from multiple sources, do not run text from the press release as is, travel incognito, etc. This, along with having to actually write in complete sentences with proper grammar. Influencers nowadays (I'm sorry if I'm painting such broad strokes) don't even need to put #ad in their posts: The lack of personality in their words is a dead giveaway that they were sent a box of clothes and were asked to talk about it in their social channels. Poor writing--and my God is there a ton of them--turns me off completely, earning the account a spot in my ignore list.

Kind of a bummer there are no lap dances!

I happily pay for a pedicure every other month. It's only $20 at a small place near where I live, and the technician there gives a great massage! I refuse the polish at the end though; I hate how they look. Can't remember the last time I had a manicure at a salon.

I remember that well. I just couldn't deal with the circumstances behind that scene lol.

Jesse Lee Soffer - Chicago P.D. Stephen Amell - Arrow Grant Gustin - The Flash Matt Czuchry - The Resident Jensen Ackles - Supernatural Chris Pratt - Parks and Recreation I got over the first five quickly though, mostly because their respective shows didn't interest me. Even though I also got over my Pratt-crush, I watched Parks and Recreation all the way through because of how good the writing was.

During the weekends, I'm in bed at 3am the earliest and would get up around noon. Monday to Friday, I'm asleep from midnight to 7am.

Thanks for the tip! Even when looking at Airbnbs, I always make sure the apartment I'm staying at has A/C. Call Me By Your Name's beautiful cinematography stops at the big screen. No way in hell I'm staying in an Italian house that doesn't have at the very least stand fans, for an entire summer. Unsurprisingly, friends from Europe who visit me here in NYC complain about the temperature of their hotel rooms.

I am so used to air-conditioning during the summer that I swore off traveling to Europe from July to September. A/C-equipped hotel rooms there are a rare sight and if I were to stay with friends, they are not putting theirs on full blast. I would wake up several times in the evening on a sweat-soaked bed. I was absolutely miserable. I have a tower fan at my apartment that is almost never turned off during the summer, even if my A/C is on full blast. In case it's not obvious yet, summer is my least favorite season. Although I enjoy going to the beach and the eye-candy that comes with it, I don't get to do it often to change my mind haha.

Probably not. I'd like to think I'm pretty good at listening to my big head rather than my small head in matters of real estate. Obviously it would be nice if I luck out and get a competent real estate agent who just so happens to be good-looking, but the likelihood of that happening is quite low, considering my luck. Haha.

Unfortunately, there will always be people who have no concept of courtesy. The best thing anyone can do is to just shrug and let it go--but never stop being courteous.

Unless I do not sleep at all the day before the flight, I don't think I'm going to enjoy 19 hours on the air, even if I'm on Business or Premium Economy. The longest I've ever been on was a 13-hour flight from NYC to Taipei. I bought an economy ticket with cash and used my points to upgrade to premium economy. In anticipation (not of the trip but of the travel time), I only slept for four hours the night before and I spent most of the day outside (the flight was at midnight) so I'm tired when I start making my way to the airport. I was awake during the dinner service but promptly fell asleep for eight uninterrupted hours once I finished the after-meal cognac. I went up to the galley and asked for the snack that I missed and a glass of Bailey's. I got another two hours of sleep from those. I spent the rest of the flight watching Avengers.

Hey now. Some people have foot partialism so they might find those guys attractive ?

Didn't enjoy my time with Ethan. He was just going through the motions all throughout the session. Didn't leave feeling relaxed.

Don't get me wrong, @Mocha, I was bothered by the whole thing. I contemplated sending him a "what the fuck was that about?" text yesterday but decided against it. I just don't think it's worth dumping a bucket of drama over someone who seems to not really care. (If he did care, he would have at least explained why he'd up and raise prices on a repeat client without so much as a warning. I know of a few industry veterans who always give long-time clients the grandfathered rate.) I entertained the idea that maybe I caught him at the wrong moment. Considering how he hasn't really reached out to apologize or at least acknowledge what the hell just happened, I am inclined to think this wasn't really an off day. Even if he were to make amends (which I sincerely doubt) at some point in the future, the whole thing soured my relationship with him. Besides... I wonder how awkward it would be once our paths inevitably cross again—he plies through more or less the same circuit as me. But I'll cross that bridge when I get there.

I agree. That's why I didn't feel the need to ask him about the sudden shift in behavior. He doesn't owe me any explanation whatsoever. I'll cool off definitely, @keroscenefire , although I am more on the side of not contacting him anymore.

There's a guy that I meet on a regular basis whenever I'm in his city. What happens in our meetings are quite limited, he has made his boundaries clear at the very beginning of our work relationship, and I agreed to them. And I never once attempted to cross them. He also gave me a rate that was lower than the average market value, adjusted for the type of services he provides. Last week, I tried to book him again. He was gruff and for no reason that I could think of, quoted me prices above market average. Thinking that he's now willing to provide more than what we used to share, I asked what can I expect in our meeting. He replied "same boundaries as before." I replied along the lines of how much I enjoy his company, but I didn't find his new rate to be fair for what we get to do. I didn't think there was any reason to ask why the rate increase and the sudden coldness, so I just went ahead and cancelled the meeting. I shrugged and said to myself that it's time to move on. Although I'd be lying if I said I'm no longer befuddled by the whole thing.

I see. Thank you for clarifying!

Edited the thread — I incorrectly stated that the place is already closed.

https://m.eonline.com/photos/12204/zac-efron-s-shirtless-pics/374900 The first thing I need in my bathroom is a bidet. Preference to a Japanese over an Italian/Spanish one, but I'll take either. If every inch is a luxury, I'll settle for those wands. Second thing I would like is a rain-style shower. Everything else, I can do without.