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Yeah, when I first tried the VPN it walked me through the free sign up, but now I’m able to use the link that [uSER=3916]@xafnndapp[/uSER] sent me the same as you, however, the display is a little wonky when I use it on my iPhone.

Strange, isn’t it? It’s like the VPN Hokey Pokey. ? You put hide.me in, you put hide.me out, you put hideproxy.me in and shake it all about. ? Glad it helped and you can thank me later for your ear worm of the day.?

Odd, it just worked for me. Actually, both links worked for me. Their appearance is just a little different.

After using up my data from the free account I created at hideproxy.me I wasn’t able to access it without paying. Another very helpful (and sexy) forum member [uSER=3916]@xafnndapp[/uSER] suggested just pasting the url of the site I was trying to access at http://nl.hideproxy.me/ which worked. I then found I was able to “renew” my free account with a fresh supply of unused data. Seems like a lot of work to read comments, but I’ve found them extremely helpful.

I love gingers, but one obscure silhouette picture, no private gallery, videos, or reviews on a profile created two weeks ago. ?????

Adam4Adam is the Mecca for cat-fishing and scammers. 99% of the messages I get are from people in other areas of the country or world looking for a serious long-term relationship. My favorites are those who list places like Buffalo, NY or Oklahoma City as their location and they’re 5,000+ miles away (I’m just outside of Philly) and those who give their personal descriptions as 6’5” and 140lbs accompanied by pictures of some big, beefy stud. The whole thing actually provides comic relief.

Sorry, I totally disagree with your take on this. I’m paying for a service, not playing Texas Hold ‘Em. I go into the casino expecting to lose. And I completely disagree with this as well. If I call a plumber, electrician, bring my car to a mechanic, I pay upon completion of their services, not before. As far as your hospital analogy, I provide my insurance information and if there’s a co-pay I have them bill me.

@rvwnsd Excellent points. Action words, especially in the results/accomplishments section, i.e., increased revenue, reduced expenses, streamlined processes stand out. I do the same with people for whom I provide references. Nothing like a “pop quiz” reference call.

Happened to me a few years ago. I was terminated while on short-term disability after twenty years with the same employer, with never a less than “meets position requirements” review even when taking on different roles with increasing levels of responsibility. For those wondering, the legality of that action was challenged and “resolved.” Nevertheless, I was devastated. I never expected it. First you’re in disbelief, then frightened, then angry. You’ve already received some excellent advice from the earlier posts. Take that anger and turn it into resolve. Contact current and former colleagues. Post on LinkedIn (and Facebook if you’re on that platform) that you’re in the market and make sure your profile is updated, especially contact information. Reach out to family, friends, and neighbors. You never know who knows whom. As a hiring manager, my advice is to update your resume. After twenty years there are probably former positions early in your career that are irrelevant. I don’t need to know that you worked at McDonald’s while in college if you’re applying for a financial analyst position twenty years later. Remove them completely. Make sure it’s no longer than two pages MAXIMUM, preferably one. You don’t need a job description under each position you’ve held. Give summaries of your experience and results/achievements across all positions, then list your former employers with the dates. I recently had to fill three positions and was receiving three page (and one four page) resumes from people in their 20’s. I don’t want to read a book. I’ll close by telling you how things worked out for me. A manager to whom I reported left our former employer shortly before this happened to me to run his own division with another company, heard about what happened, contacted me, and said he had a position waiting for me when I recover. Turns out, I’m happier with my new employer than I ever was with my former. Moral of the story: things happen for a reason and though it didn’t seem like it then, in hindsight it was the best thing that could’ve happened to me. You’ll get through this.

I think there’s two types of “verbal.” There’s the moaning and groaning, which when natural is hot. It can get comical when forced. Then there’s “dirty talk,” when someone is verbal about what they’re doing or going to do to you. That’s always been a huge turn-on for me. I was with a provider Saturday night @MascFitStud who brought me over the edge while making out with me, nibbling my neck, ears and talking dirty to me. Probably didn’t hurt that he was a gorgeous Brazilian muscle god whose accent is enough to make me hard, but the dirty talk was definitely a huge turn-on. ?

To be a fly on the wall backstage. ?

What’s your legal name so I can repeatedly call you by it until you don’t want to hear it? ?

The tone of his profile is not the friendliest, but the part I love the most about contacting him: “If possible identify with name and photo.” I’ll comment the same as I did in another thread about a provider requesting pics...who is hiring whom? First impressions are important. Maybe it’s his young age. Maybe he’ll change this once he gets feedback or a lack of interest in his services. Of his 15 reviews, four were made by the same person whose profile was created the same month the provider’s was, one of which was an overnight. Additional reviews made by different people all had profiles created and last accessed within a short period of time around the time of the reviews. ? ? ?

There’s no way anyone who is 6’4” and that beefy/muscular only weighs 200 lbs.

I had this exact conversation with a provider on Saturday night. He’s very concerned about his privacy and re-locks his RM private gallery, which shows his face, on a monthly basis. He has a Twitter account on which he’s not really active and an OF page. He quickly realized how saturated the OF/JFF market is and that most content providers are showing their face, which he won’t do. At the end of the day for him, the revenue wouldn’t be there to actively pursue the OF/JFF option.

My concern with providing a payment method to browse content is the impulse buying, like Amazon. I can’t count how many times I’ve received packages from Amazon, opened It and thought what the hell was I thinking? I could see the same type of impulse buy on OF and JFF. See someone who I like, subscribe, six months and $90 later I’m having the same thoughts as when I open the Amazon boxes.

I don’t usually long for the “good old days,” but to go back in time when the name Kardashian was only associated with one of OJ’s defense attorneys....good times! ?

I don’t subscribe to any of them nor do I know all that much about the OF and JFF phenomena, but it seems like a very saturated market. Almost every adult-oriented Twitter and IG user seems to have one or both accounts. It also seems like you need to subscribe to at least one before you can see who else is providing content. I’d like to browse the available content providers before subscribing to any of them.

My understanding is that you need get an erection for it to work. Not sure how effective it would be if you can’t.

https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/any-info-on-hot-muscleman-rentmen-visiting-boston.132457/#post-1440245 https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/any-info-or-experience-with-hotmuscle_man.126673/ https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/hot-muscle-man-in-los-angeles.123543/

I’m sure it was his eye color. ?

If he was 7 feet tall and 176 lbs as his ad says, he be built like a pipe cleaner, not beefy like those pictures show.

Hot donuts while getting a Tyler Saint massage. He can carry three Krispy Kreme’s and two hot cups of coffee when naked. A guy can dream, can’t he? ?

You need a new roommate? ?

I aim to please. ?