KensingtonHomo

I'm not sure I'd consider that being "too forward." Rather its bringing up a controversial topic. I was seeing a masseur who I really enjoyed, but he ended up sharing that he believed in a lot of whacky spiritual stuff, and some personal views on sex that were oddly conservative. It was just a turn off for me.

I saw him tonight. He's based in Brooklyn now. I'd say he's slightly heavier than in his pictures (like a little belly), but his chest is great. The rest of him: arms, butt, etc, are all as shown. He's handsome, inviting and easy to speak with. The massage was really good, started out therapeutic and got more sensual as it went on. HE and MT included. And very reasonable price-wise. I'll see him again.

I'm in the on-and-off club unless I'm on top.

Oddly, I haven't seen this so much as guys we've previously hired letting their profiles expire. If there's a rapport, I will still reach out, but I've only seen JewishMike take this tact because he was genuinely stopping.

The video shows 3 or 4 groups of people (out of thousands) getting into scuffles. I don't understand why certain men - who clearly dislike the queer community and do not belong to it - insist on denigrating members of it.

The NY Post is a right-wing anti-LGBTQ publication, so consider the source. A few fights breaking out when people have been drinking in a very crowded environment is not unusual. It's also much more common at sporting events than Pride marches. The only point of this article is to smear queer people. Check out MSG after a losing Lakers game, guys are knocking the shit out of each other.

I find it odd that he wanted to get food twice - though he didn't get it the first time. If he is a younger guy and fit, he might have a higher metabolism and get hungry more quickly. Otherwise, it seems like you didn't find the "overnight" part worth the money. I'm married so I sleep with someone else almost every night. So I don't want or need an escort for that. Would it more fulfilling for the cost if you had booked a four-hour appointment, met for drinks, and then fooled around?

He is being treated the same as any other person charged. In fact, there are people being held in BHD for muggings and other non-violent offenses. And given that he's a danger to children, he does not deserve bail. He also has money and is likely a flight risk. I cannot fathom any you or anyone else is caping for this monster.

Your hatred of any queer person who isn't a muscle twink you want to screw is absolutely despicable. I've been going to Pride for over 30 years and have never seen lesbians start any violence. Men account for 86% of all assaults in the US, so it's unlikely that once a year, lesbians run amok. Of course, you hide behind an anonymous profile here 365 days a year while making racist, misogynistic and transphobic comments. So brave...

Citation needed. I can find no news article about this incident. But a lesbian couple was beaten by a group of ten men in Canada. Terrifying moment mob of men brutally beat lesbian couple celebrating a birthday after the women objected to their homophobic slurs | Daily Mail Online WWW.DAILYMAIL.CO.UK Emma MacLean, second from right, said she and her girlfriend, Tori, right, were attacked by a mob of about...

I wouldn't assume he's going to get shanked. Yes, it happens but plenty of people charged with these crimes survive for long times in jails and prisons.

Again, this is the role of the legal system. I agree his case should be heard without prejudice and the full assumption of innocence. But there is no right to a presumption of innocence in the court of public opinion. XXXXXXX * Please keep politics out of this discussion.

I don't know if this is the case with Wolf, but jails can put people at risk from other prisoners in solitary or protective custody. But I'm not particularly concerned about the well being of someone who shared videos of a 10-year-old being raped.

Do you think Wolf deserves to be held in some better facility than others charged with federal crimes? Personally, I'm for the abolition of most prisons, but Wolf doesn't deserve any preferential treatment in the current system.

The image I was responding to was not Wolf. It was another content creator that someone on this forum was trying to conflate with Wolf. A lot of people are commenting here without having read the news accounts of what Wolf is charged with. AFAIK, it has nothing to do (yet) with the content he created.

You are not alone.

He was remanded to the Brooklyn House of Detention, which is no more dangerous than any other jail. It's definitely safer than Rikers. He may be put in solitary because of the additional risk of violence that pedophiles can face, but - otherwise - he's being treated as fairly as any other person facing these charges.

I agree with Curious. It's hard to know how someone will react to grief. The loss of a child is particularly devastating, so he will probably grieve the rest of his life. At the same time, he may need the money - especially if this is his full time job. So I agree with watching the Facebook page and reaching out after a month or so has passed as Curious suggested. But if he notes that he's back to work, then I think you can go for it.

Did you even read the articles? It's not about the content he produced. He had and exchanged pornographic images of children as at least as young as 10.

I'm 7" and pretty thick. Generally, I find average to about 8" to be my Goldilocks zone. Bigger than that is too much effort.

This article by the right-wing NY Post says there was a pro-Palestinian protest at the Parade. That's it. There was some scuffles by young people who were probably drinking at Washington Square Park. It was not "violence and chaos." Pride related fighting and so on is nothing compared to what sports fans do even when they win. Super Bowl: Looting and rioting rock victorious Philadelphia WWW.BBC.COM Incidents of rioting and looting were reported in the city as fans celebrated historic Eagles' win.

Unsurprisingly I agree with @BenjaminNicholas. I also believe that literally nothing good can come of this for you. I'm sympathetic to the desire to cross a taboo. We've all found people at work hot, even arrogant jackasses. That said, I worked at a few gay orgs in my time and saw lots of fraternization - though I was with my husband at the time so never participated. Trust me when I tell you it never worked out well for the people involved. And this is before MeToo and the much greater sensitivity organizations have for this now. A founding partner of a firm here in NYC was just forced out for just being a bitch to everyone. So block his profile and forget you ever saw it or him.

I don’t know why you’re quoting me as if we’re disagreeing. 🤷🏻‍♂️

"Innocent until proven guilty" is about the law, not public opinion. I do not think Wolfe should be imprisoned or punished if the government cannot prove its case against him. That said, many of us noticed his content's direction and found it creepy. He apparently choked a "scene partner" unconscious and then had sex with him. That's rape in my view. They're not bringing a narrow case against him. We don't yet know what the charges are. It could end up being hundreds of counts of possessing and distributing child pornography. There have also been young men coming forward to say he was abusive toward them. This could be the tip of the iceberg. And if they have cast a net to find his accomplices, the FBI most likely already has information on them. They found Wolfe through someone he was exchanging videos with, so that person is also going down.

I'm not remotely defending Wolfe, as evidenced by every other post I've made here. Rather, I'm defending the mentally ill, who are more likely to be victims of crime than perpetrators. The evidence we have indicates that Wolfe traded this horrible media with other people while having the presence of mind to try and keep himself anonymous. He ran his own site and channel and chose his scene partners.