CuriousByNature

Yes. I was quite in shock

All depends on his mode of transportation...

I'm assuming Norway has a number of Fjord Escorts as well.

Like conjoined twins?

because a masseuse is a female.....
otherwise, I'm very glad you had a great time.....always good to highlight positive meetings here in the forum for the rest of us

hahaha that is not my kink.

As long as it didn't make my head look to small for my body. 

After being dropped Mike is sore and needs a massage.

Depends how kinky he is.

Depends how kinky he is.

That's good to know!  Thank you. I often open a conversation with 'Hi there' as a casual salutation.  I didn't realize it might come across poorly - I hope you weren't one of the recipients of my opening.  Uh, wait, that doesn't sound right...

HA! THAT'S FUNNY! It was definitely...interesting, to say the least 

I suppose "Hey There" is better than "What's up, slut!" 

For me, 'Hi there' is fine as an opening line to a longer message. Saying just 'Hi there' and expecting a response is what people might take issue with

That's good to know!  Thank you. I often open a conversation with 'Hi there' as a casual salutation.  I didn't realize it might come across poorly - I hope you weren't one of the recipients of my opening.  Uh, wait, that doesn't sound right...

Now that's a provocative new AI prompt.

Like conjoined twins?

Well… okay then~ Back to the basics for me~   
Im a traditionalist anyways~ Totally down with the flying monkeys and a broom 

After being dropped Mike is sore and needs a massage.

Who's "Mike" and why did you just drop him? 😁

Rowling has opinions and she's vilified because some of those opinions don't support the present zeitgeist.  I didn't see anything in the article that suggests she is taking a soft-line approach to Nazi atrocities.  Rather, she is questioning whether trans people were the first targets of the Nazi regime, and whether or not all of the research was destroyed.  There is nothing wrong with questioning a source - anyone who is a critical thinker should be questioning the source of the information that is being put out there, especially in this age when anyone can post anything as fact with little to no consequence.  The days are long gone when spreading misleading information was considered bad form and inappropriate.  Today we seem preoccupied with how information makes us feel, not whether it is accurate or not.

Rowling has opinions and she's vilified because some of those opinions don't support the present zeitgeist.  I didn't see anything in the article that suggests she is taking a soft-line approach to Nazi atrocities.  Rather, she is questioning whether trans people were the first targets of the Nazi regime, and whether or not all of the research was destroyed.  There is nothing wrong with questioning a source - anyone who is a critical thinker should be questioning the source of the information that is being put out there, especially in this age when anyone can post anything as fact with little to no consequence.  The days are long gone when spreading misleading information was considered bad form and inappropriate.  Today we seem preoccupied with how information makes us feel, not whether it is accurate or not.

I'd wager that JK Rowling has looked into whatever she's talking about. Which is more that most people do. The world needs more JK Rowlings who are able to survive cancellation. 
I may not agree with everything she says but I'm grateful that she tells the truth as she sees it. People should not be required to think the same things.