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KensingtonHomo

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  1. More than 1 million Americans are dead, the pandemic disrupted our economy and supply chains, most people received virtually no help, pushed us into rapid inflation as multinational corporations price gouge, and now we're dealing with Monkeypox. If you're not alarmed, you're in denial.
  2. It's not an "either extreme." There's science which shows that when worn properly KN95 and N95 masks reduced transmission, particularly indoors. When it comes to infection control for respiratory viruses best practice is layered protection (vaccine + air filtration + masking).
  3. This is based on blood samples, not actual infections, and we've had three new variants since this study was performed. Stop googling shit to try and make points based on science you do not understand.
  4. People aren't wearing masks because cynical politicians have dropped all the mandates and told them it's safe to do so. It's not. Even if you're vaccinated.
  5. I'm not watch an EMA press conference where they say getting a vaccine more frequently than recommended can impact your immune system, as that's not your original claim. As for Israel, yes, the fourth dose has waining efficacy because the virus is being allowed to run rampant across the globe. And now that we do have vaccines, it's mutating to evade them. This is infectious disease 101. Shockingly, you're not aware that actually having COVID damages your T Cells' ability to fight off future COVID infections, which is why even vaccinated people who've previously had COVID are getting it over and over again. There is no enduring natural immunity. In fact, it may be that each COVID infection makes you MORE vulnerable. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8366804/#:~:text=Numerous studies suggest that T,ill COVID patients (14).
  6. No, but he lives near me so I'm considering reaching out. His profile does say that including a pic gets his attention, which makes me wonder a bit.
  7. Weight is not a great indicator for health. Yes, obese people are at higher risk for a bad COVID outcome, but there are lots of other factors.
  8. This is pedantry. Someone who is infected with a potentially dangerous virus is not healthy bc they are infected. But their baseline health when infected can matter a great deal.
  9. You’re wrong about the reasons for disparate impact. And your fat phobia is just tedious. Plenty of fit and healthy people have died from COVID, especially healthcare workers who were exposed to very high viral loads. You don’t know what you’re talking about and I really hope no one takes your god awful and unscientific advice.
  10. Maybe it's because I'm pretty openly pro-sex worker in my life, but I don't see any issue with asking someone that question. It's generally the preferred terminology for people who escort, do erotic massage, strip, etc. It sounds to me like he was being overly sensitive when you were just trying to determine if he was looking for business or interested in you on a personal basis. If you're publicly (operating with your face, etc. out there) a sex worker, and hitting people up on apps, I'd imagine this question is common place.
  11. Overall, I like tattoos but his are those of a dumb straight guy. So I would avoid him based solely on that.
  12. I'm cackling a bit at the OP who literally said "the ad doesn't have an address" and then acted like we were all stupid when we pointed out why a provider wouldn't do that.
  13. I generally love your posts but in my experience, less than 5% of escorts have websites. I suspect it's because I'm in the US where those website would have to be full of euphemisms. But I do generally check out any links a provider has even if it's just to Instagram or Twitter. It gives a fuller picture and sometimes answers questions I may have.
  14. We got to P-town every summer. Sadly, the massage options tend to be pretty slim. There are good places to get a therapeutic massage, but if you're looking for someone sensual or erotic. This guy is very beautiful. We had massages with him, which were meant to be sensual/erotic but those elements never showed up. The massage itself was decent. https://rentmasseur.com/SensualJockNYC but I could have gotten a better therapeutic massage elsewhere. It feels a bit like a "bait and switch." He wants to be paid a sensual/erotic rate without doing more than massaging you in a thong. I've seen Jim in NYC, and if you want something that's 50/50 massage/erotic, he's great. https://rentmasseur.com/MuscledJim Steban is also good (not great). I've seen him in Brooklyn and enjoyed it, but wasn't dazzled. https://rentmasseur.com/Steban Obviously with all of these "you mileage may vary" but that's my experience.
  15. Okay, this is a bit much. Some escorts work from their homes and it's unreasonable to expect them to post their addresses on their profiles. Even if they're staying at a hotel, I dont' think that's reasonable. I do find some guys are more reticent to share their address or they give you a partial one, which I think is a reaction to "no shows," guys showing up high or drunk, and other bad situations.
  16. Our first hire was while we were traveling in Spain, and it was great. He spoke conversational English to the language barrier wasn't terrible. Honestly, Americans traveling abroad have a much better chance of local guys speaking at least some English, than other tourists. So more than anyone I think we have almost a responsibility to try the local talent. Which is not to say that we should lower our standards, but when we recently went to Montreal, the locals were great.
  17. Yeah, I don't care if someone likes tattoos or not, or if they think someone is too thin or too heavy. The only time I think a comment about a provider's appearance is warranted is if you meet them and they look significantly different from their photos. Because in that case, they are being deceptive. Even then, you can simply say "when we met, the provider was heavier, smaller, etc. than his pics."
  18. I don't think this has anything to do with being "woke." Just like honoring someone pronouns, or being a good neighbor, not making negative comments on a provider you've never met, or judging their body harshly, is just being a decent, respectful person. I feel like online anonymity gives people license to behave in ways they never would in person. My general rule is if I wouldn't say this in person, I don't say it online.
  19. This is it. A lot of "hobbyists" (my new favorite term) find a very specific type of guy (late 20s, ripped body, conventionally "hot", and look like actors from a teen melodrama) that - for the most part - I do not find very appealing. I wasn't drawn to men in their 20s when I was in in MY 20s. But I do not say "Ew, why are are you interested in someone so young? Are you emotionally stunted?" Because it's none of my business what two consenting adults do together, and if people want "a model", that's good for them. I also try not to yuck other people's yum. If I'm directly asked by a hobbyist about my experience, then I will share details in a PM, clarifying what I'm into, now it went, my perspective, etc. There's two guys I get asked about all the time. One, I think its absolutely wonderful and cannot recommend enough. The other, who is in the "type of guy" most folks on here seem to desire, was really not for me. But I have never badmouthed that provider bc he was professional, he met our expectations, and - since i hire almost exclusively with my husband - I can't speak to what a one-on-one encounter would be like. So I'm not going to fuck with this guy's business because I didn't love the experience.
  20. I just saw Dan tonight. A provider I normally see wasn't available so I decided to take a chance without doing my research here. As others have mentioned, the price is a bit high for what he delivered. The massage was actually pretty good. Again, because I was rushed, I didn't get into what is included in the erotic massage. He kept his pants on most of the time and I thought "I guess it's not erotic." Then when I turned over, he took his pants off and mounted me - I should have known he was a bottom then. He was going toward the HE, and - to be frank - I generally do not orgasm from another guy jerking me off. He said, "you can have whatever you want you just have to ask for it." He then offered an "upgrade." I was like "I'm good." LOL TL;DR - massage was pretty good, definitely worked out the knots. He's definitely of a high opinion of himself. He's very attractive, if not my type, and I don't like al la carte, so I wouldn't repeat.
  21. This person does not have a "fat belly." He has quite a tight waist actually, but this angle highlights the definition of his pelvis. And since his waist is smaller than his abdomen, it gives the illusion that he has a belly. In other pictures, he clearly has a four-pack. Everyone is entitled to their particular tastes, but you have no idea if you could get this guy "off the street." Judging people for their appearance is toxic. Many people who use this forum have bellies or are overweight, so think about how we feel when you show a muscular fit man and describe him as a "turn off" due to his "fat belly." And as someone with a belly, I frequently hook up with fit muscular or toned guys 15-20 years younger than me.
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