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Notice it is from the Human Trafficking Team. Once again equating prostitution with trafficking.

Thank you.

https://jock2go.com/ShaneJock

A few weeks ago, NPR had a segment on the proposed law. One of the women on the show gave the very feminist view that female prostitution almost always was because they were forced into prostitution. She was equating female prostitution with sex trafficking by definition. Her view was interesting and seems to be carrying the issue along with it. Male prostitution is really just a side issue that the mainstream public does not think about. However, it will get caught up in the sex trafficking hysteria. (Yes, sex trafficking is a problem but the laws are going far beyond that to include porn and prostitution).

http://www.sanluisobispo.com/news/state/california/article201896909.html You are not alone.

California’s Prop 65 is really a lawyer get rich scheme. Lawyers can sue on behalf of the state and keep a huge part of the proceeds. Any restaurant, coffee shop or vending machine without the warning can be sued. I would guess, an office coffee pot needs the warning, too,

https://mobile.reuters.com/article/amp/idUSKBN1H5399

We should be happy for him being successful. Hope he keeps focused on his goals and does not get side tracked. Being a successful escort can be lucrative and if he is smart, invest those earnings for the time when he reaches his “sell by” date. He is working hard and I applaud that. That his hard work is paying off is something to celebrate. In the meantime, those who can afford him can enjoy their time with him. The rest of us can enjoy his pictures and if he is your cup of tea, enjoy the fantasy.

I have had the good luck to meet some amazing men who escorted. Because I tend to rehire and get to know these men well, I have gotten many gifts ranging from wine, scented candles, picking up dinner, clothing, cookies and candy, flowers, etc. Some of these men have retired and we now visit just like two old friends.

Hope the treatments give you relief and raise the level of your ability to function. The father of a friend of mine had MG and joined a formal MG support group. It was a great help to him. It gave him a community of friends and lifted his spirits as they all use to joke with each other about their symptoms; it kept them informed of the newest research and treatments available; they raised funds to support research. There should be such a group near you if you are in a large city. I think there are online groups, too. Wishing you the best.

Saw him today at my gym and he looked better than ever

Shameless bump

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5729306/passenger-naked-masturbates-watches-porn-malaysia-flight/

Another vote for Chubb. Slightly more expensive BUT when you do have a claim, their service is amazing. I had an incident that required rebuilding, too. They sent me money in advance to pay contractors, hotel bills, etc. I would then send them receipts. At the end, I had to return some unused funds. No haggling. Great company; sometimes, you DO get what you pay for.

I have a doctor friend who worked in the emergency room. The worst things were light bulbs because the glass could break. The largest object he saw was a coke bottle (this was in the '60's when they were glass and good sized). He liked the emergency room as every day was a different challenge and he never knew what would happen.

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I the “old days” the studio system developed stars and each new video was an event. Think of Norma Desmond: “They took the idols and smashed them, the Fairbanks, the Gilberts, The Valentinos! And what have they got now? Some nobodies!”

http://www.smutjunkies.com/updates/cory-evans-handsome-hung-blond-american-gay-porn-star/ This happened to me the very first time I hired an escort. I hired prom star Corey Evans (link above) from the Gaiety. I was scared as I had never hired before and when we got to his hotel, the key would not work and we had to go down to the desk. I thought everyone was looking at me; I was paranoid. He straightened out the problem and off we went to his room for a great experience. After that, I was hooked on my new hobby. Corey and I saw each other for a weekend each month for a year after that. Great memories.

My original post was directed to members of the forum. Communications with the escorts would come closer to “use date.” Agree that for unknown clients, to an escort a long out booking would be strange. When I first started hiring (many years ago), I would try to plan out visits to LA or NYC and quickly learned that months out time requests does not work. For many escorts, two or three weeks is about the outside for requests from unknown people. Once I became know and a regular, far out “reservations” are not a problem. Still waiting to get my promised funds from the Nigerian prince after I sent my Security deposit:)

No. A great escort. He has moved on. His “day job” is doing very well and he has a partner.

[quote="rog0325, post: 1462787, member: 17937 AJ was traveling at the time. I have been with AJ a number of times and he is wonderful; one of the best. I hired an escort who is now retired and out of the business. He was wonderful and my friend was a very happy camper:). Sadly, my friend is beyond traveling out to California again. His Parkinson’s has progressed to where he rarely leaves the assisted living facility; I would not be surprised if he is in skilled nursing by the end of the year. Remember to enjoy life while you still can.

He must have Frette sheets and throw them away after each client and replace them with new ones.

Just listed last month. Looks familiar. Any experience? https://rent.men/MarcoLA