CuriousByNature

Does he also go by the name Amal? Apparently, if you've seen Juan you've seen Amal....

Happy Birthday!!

I would say that a person's level of fitness is more important than appearance. You're worth the effort of remaining healthy and well for as long as possible. If you give up and let yourself go, it can be a slippery slope towards a much lower quality of life down the road. I don't think starving yourself is wise in any case, but some type of reasonable physical activity each day is probably good for most people. I don't know your age, but there is nothing wrong with your body by the looks of it. Perhaps there is a difference between the fantasy that is created by spending time with a provider you see as being 'ideal', and the reality that most people in the world will never measure up? Ironically, as I write this I am just polishing off most of a large pizza...

As opposed to me protecting my modesty when I go jogging...

@MysticMenace I think you forgot another group of celebrity brothers...

I think it's completely at your discretion. No one should pressure anyone for additional details. Some people are more open to share than others, and I think it's important that everyone respect each other's boundaries. Now, please DM me and tell me who the provider is and all the juicy details. LOL.

Which is why I'm still the same age I was in 2012.... lol. As soon as I set foot south of the border I age exponentially.

Some things to think about - make sure you have travel insurance. Getting sick in another country can get very expensive depending on the country. If you haven't been out of the lower 48, you might want to do a foray across the northern border as a first international trip. It's a huge country and it has a lot of diversity. Plus we tend to be friendly and the services here are decent. There wouldn't be as much culture shock either, though Montreal and Quebec City offer the French experience. You could do an Alaskan cruise out of Vancouver, or a Maritimes/New England cruise that leaves from Quebec City. For cruising as a solo traveler, don't be wary of booking an interior stateroom unless you're claustrophobic. You'll find you'll spend less time in your room than you might expect. And watch for deals where the single-supplement is lower than double the double occupancy per person rate. I've gone on cruises where I've only had to spend 10% more to have a stateroom to myself. I've never done a single-occupancy cabin because they only have a single-sized bed in most cases, and I like to have more space. Financially it can make sense to get a package that includes tips, internet and drinks, because those add up over the course of a cruise. And if for budget reasons you need to decide between an interior stateroom with the package versus an exterior stateroom without the package, I would opt for the interior with the package. And I have never seen the point in spending for an exterior stateroom unless it has a balcony. Having a port hole doesn't justify the additional cost to me. And some of those rooms are so close to the waterline you can hear the waves hitting the hull all night. That has happened to me a couple of times when I've been 'upgraded' from an interior to exterior stateroom - the interior would have been better. Most cruises offer specialized restaurants on board for an additional charge. I've never tried them because the food in the main dining room is usually better than what I could make myself at home, and the variety of choice is generally good depending on the cruise line. I would advise against doing any non-cruise company shore excursions that venture far from the port because if you are not back on board by the departure time, the ship will not wait. But they are obligated to wait if you are on a ship excursion that gets delayed for some reason. Depending on your destination, the port might be quite far from the sights. Congratulations on your retirement!

I would encourage him to eat more of his baking - those are some slim legs.

I don't believe anyone here is defending pedophiles. Objectively, AW's life is much worse now than it was before. That can MAYBE be considered 'sad' on a purely objective level. However, the fact that he victimized at least one person - and more than likely was involved in all sorts of illegal sexual activities - means that his present circumstances are just. He did this to himself, and he will pay the price for the decisions he made. But rather than seeing his situation as 'sad', I see it as a completely avoidable waste. He seemed to have everything going for him and he threw it all away. Maybe that is what the tears were about. I don't know if they would have been for his victim, but one never knows. Hopefully the silver lining - if there is one - will be the arrest of additional people who prey upon minors, by using the evidence obtained through AW's investigation/interrogation.

I've been many times myself, and never felt unsafe - Jalisco, Baja, Michoacan, Quintana Roo, Guanajuato, etc. I've kept my eyes open a bit more in Guerrero, Nyarit and Sinaloa because people warned me about cartel activity, but I've never seen anything worrisome.

Can he open the links safely if he's wearing a condom?

"Your very rude". You cud have told him two lurn too spell propurley.

He might be concerned about other STIs that are not prevented with PreP.

I imagine 'barely plumper than a pancake' would still be preferable to a crispy waffle.

Can we add the total of the three measurements together?

I'm sure all he'll need to do is write a book or sell his story to a producer, and the cash will just keep rolling on in. In this case, I think the perpetrator will come off far better than any of the victims.

Still 0% across the board for me - lol

Mostly unicorns

Much like Aunt Bertha's chaise longue...

And then there's 'Crossed the Rainbow Bridge', which makes it sound like everyone becomes gay at the time of death.

Yes, but you can still get a Kiss From a Rose.

Dresden is beautiful. And all the more amazing because it was virtually destroyed by allied bombing in WWII. The reconstruction is pretty impressive, and it's hard to imagine that the historic centre was once a pile of rubble.

There is a provider, who I think is named Jessie Coulter or Colter. About 5 years ago there was discussion on this site that he had been diagnosed with terminal brain cancer. One day a couple of years ago he appeared as 'Rentman of the Day', and that lifted my spirits because I thought that meant he had been recently reviewed - which might indicate his heath had improved. I reached out to him to check how he was doing, hoping to hear his cancer had been successfully treated, but I never heard back. Granted, I never met him and only ever communicated my healing wishes, so I didn't really expect a response. Then I learned that being named 'Rentman of the Day' is not tied to a provider's level of activity, or their current abiilty to work. Hopefully he's doing okay wherever he is.

I wonder if they burned down?