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For this thread I have to quote an all time great tweet that got shared with me once:
 
"My favorite childhood memory is my back not hurting"

When Snapchat came out. There were other technology trends that came out before this I didn't really get into or know much about, but this was the first one that produced a confused, hostile, visceral "you damn kids get off my lawn" reaction from me.
 
I posted this video recently in another thread but it is even more relevant here. Take comfort in the fact this feeling is universal and all those younger people will feel it themselves. The wheel turns....
 

When Snapchat came out. There were other technology trends that came out before this I didn't really get into or know much about, but this was the first one that produced a confused, hostile, visceral "you damn kids get off my lawn" reaction from me.
 
I posted this video recently in another thread but it is even more relevant here. Take comfort in the fact this feeling is universal and all those younger people will feel it themselves. The wheel turns....
 

Remember this sage wisdom from Grandpa Simpson because you will feel its truth multiple times through out your life. And take comfort in the fact that all those younger kids will feel it too

Remember this sage wisdom from Grandpa Simpson because you will feel its truth multiple times through out your life. And take comfort in the fact that all those younger kids will feel it too

It would be pretty impressive if you could spell something out while doing that??

Ditto. The Sir John Soane museum in London is great. The Cloisters. Get a Paris Museum pass and map it out. A number of them are only worth 10-30 minutes but are interesting and included in the cost. There’s a nice house museum in Amsterdam, name forgotten to me. Haven’t yet made it to the penis museum in Reykjavik, but people says it’s worth a trip. There’s also a small whale museum that has a bunch of fiberglass whales that sounded corny but I had 30 minutes to kill and had fun. This one isn’t exactly small, but the Hermitage outpost in Amsterdam is very nice. Many University campuses have very nice and not well known museums as well. Sometimes a corporate headquarters will have a small but interesting museum, always free.

Surely there will be no spelling test.

I wonder what the requirements are to get into the Masterbation Hall of Fame?

I love a good niche museum. Those small highly focused on an off the wall topic ones. My favorite one is the Mütter Museum in Philly. It's a museum of medical oddities. Kind of morbid but fascinating

Season 9 was released at the end of December on Hulu.
 
The writing remains fast, quippy and very funny. If you haven't seen this show, give it a shot (and turn on subtitles to make sure to catch everything).
 
https://www.hulu.com/series/letterkenny-0f756343-1afc-46ba-805a-bb6b1c1e8c65?&cmp=11363&utm_source=google&utm_medium=SEM&utm_campaign=CM_SEM_Letterkenny&utm_term=letterkenny&ds_rl=1251123&gclid=CjwKCAiAuoqABhAsEiwAdSkVVLGzvmn4oTAOnsrF-O3TGbSeOa3Y7lRF0sj_EL3bbIdb4ARfzqabgxoCqOkQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Until about 2017 I had often felt shame and guilt around the hobby. My regular guy with whom I was very close died tragically. Shortly after his mother called me and asked to meet. I was mortified but agreed to go to lunch with her, and her two other kids. She said she had to know this part of his life.
 
At lunch, she opened up with something along the lines of “I know you gave my son a lot of money. I don’t care to know why. We know that it allowed him to live his best life and focus 110% on his sobriety over the past 18 months and we realize we have you to thank for helping him stay clean.”
 
She made it clear that she knew that he was going to sell his body anyway. He could do it from a place of desperation to fuel a drug addiction (as he had in his past), or from a sober place to make money to support a healthy life. She believed that whatever relationship we had helped him make the choice to live sober. She was right.
 
That lunch totally changed my perspective on hiring and any feelings of guilt or shame I had around the hobby.
 
Since then, I spoke about this man, and the origins of our transactional relationship to close friends and family and it helped with the immense grief I was feeling. Until that point, they didn’t understand why I was grieving a man I’d never spoken of or introduced them to. It made us all closer. It also opened the door to “well actually, I’ve never told anyone this, but once in Vegas, or once when I was visiting Asia....”.
 
It opened me up to participating at this forum, meeting other clients, sharing stories on the Adonis Friday night events etc. To take it a little further, all of my gay friends know that I hire, most of the straight ones, and most importantly my husband.
 
The place I host these boys is on a very public highway in my small town. My gay friends will often text during a session because they see a car that they don’t recognize and then want all the details. Dishing afterwards, guilt and shame free, has ALMOST become more fun than the actual time spent with a hot human. Almost.

His twitter account got suspended and he hasn't logged in to his Rentmen account since October. I know he had been doing some Onlyfans films but I can't tell if he's been updating that since I am not subscribed.

Vox has been doing a series of articles called The Lost Year where they interview people about the various problems they've had to deal with because of the pandemic. They just posted one from an escort in LA, though he stays anonymous understandably.
 
It's an interesting read and he talks a lot about the stress he feels about taking this whole thing seriously, but also trying to earn a living.
 
https://www.vox.com/2020/12/29/22188051/escort-covid-19-quarantine-sex-worker-tareq-lost-year

Vox has been doing a series of articles called The Lost Year where they interview people about the various problems they've had to deal with because of the pandemic. They just posted one from an escort in LA, though he stays anonymous understandably.
 
It's an interesting read and he talks a lot about the stress he feels about taking this whole thing seriously, but also trying to earn a living.
 
https://www.vox.com/2020/12/29/22188051/escort-covid-19-quarantine-sex-worker-tareq-lost-year

Vox has been doing a series of articles called The Lost Year where they interview people about the various problems they've had to deal with because of the pandemic. They just posted one from an escort in LA, though he stays anonymous understandably.
 
It's an interesting read and he talks a lot about the stress he feels about taking this whole thing seriously, but also trying to earn a living.
 
https://www.vox.com/2020/12/29/22188051/escort-covid-19-quarantine-sex-worker-tareq-lost-year

Vox has been doing a series of articles called The Lost Year where they interview people about the various problems they've had to deal with because of the pandemic. They just posted one from an escort in LA, though he stays anonymous understandably.
 
It's an interesting read and he talks a lot about the stress he feels about taking this whole thing seriously, but also trying to earn a living.
 
https://www.vox.com/2020/12/29/22188051/escort-covid-19-quarantine-sex-worker-tareq-lost-year

Ping dong?

I went over to my friends house for dinner and she was serving Indian food. There was this really great flatbread I liked a lot and I asked for the recipe. She didn't have it on hand but said she could send it over later.
 
We have a naan disclosure agreement.

It might also explain him always about to delete his profile. It's good chance he promising her "this is the last month, I swear!"

It might also explain him always about to delete his profile. It's good chance he promising her "this is the last month, I swear!"

I've seen this guy's profile and he has said he is deleting his profile "soon" for about 4 or 5 months now

I went over to my friends house for dinner and she was serving Indian food. There was this really great flatbread I liked a lot and I asked for the recipe. She didn't have it on hand but said she could send it over later.
 
We have a naan disclosure agreement.

I went over to my friends house for dinner and she was serving Indian food. There was this really great flatbread I liked a lot and I asked for the recipe. She didn't have it on hand but said she could send it over later.
 
We have a naan disclosure agreement.

I went over to my friends house for dinner and she was serving Indian food. There was this really great flatbread I liked a lot and I asked for the recipe. She didn't have it on hand but said she could send it over later.
 
We have a naan disclosure agreement.