SSSSSSugarrrrrr DDDDDDDaddyyyyyy

[Traveller]

RE: Do Me Daddy

 

>Are there

>any being passed around in the "Velvet Mafia" or in elite

>gay circles..?

 

One of the velvet mafia lays on the bed strokin' it while the porn star does a strip for him in front of the bed; another gets fucked on all fours from behind and barks; and another insists on fucking without condoms. You'll have to guess which are which, but all are true.

 

Later.

[ad rian]

RE: Do Me Daddy

 

>20 year old boys should be dating, getting ripped, working

>HARD. Escorting is an easy job with lots of downtime that

>pays very well. It does not promote any REAL

>entrepeneurship. If you have a good body, an addicition to

>sex, and a day planner, you can do quite well. This is NOT

>the reall world, it's about as far from the real world as

>one can get. Having had experience in "The Real World" I

>know this. A green man with no real world experience is in

>for quite the shock when he's become accustom to The Life.

>Such a shock, that I don't see him being able to deal with

>it because he has no frame of reference to put things into

>perspective, does he?

 

Ok, some how I missed this explanation before now. It still seems very fact-specific to me. Should an 18 year old work on the stock exchange? in a dot.com? as an artist (ok if sells nothing, but not ok if he is sucesful)? as an actor or model? Should he stick around school reading Ayn Rand on Daddy's (but not Sugar Daddy's) dime? Should he join ROTC? There are lots of ways to experience youth. I for one wouldn't be caught dead in a Kibbutz in Israel, but hey a lot of guys that age do? The bottom line, Rod is that it works for some but not others, and you shpou should learn to resist the Stalinist impulse to decide how everyone else should experience youth whether it be their wn or someone else's. Although it is increasingly unpopular in the nanny state or the times of Ashcroft to do so, I tend to let each individual choose their path in life, and the freedom to learn from their choices. I think regret is a the silliest of human emotions.

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[Guest Big14U]

RE: Do Me Daddy

 

-- Why do you think it is that 18, 19, and 20 year olds are not allowed to drink anymore?

 

Why you say? Because we have hypocritical assholes in the government and in the public that will sacrifice a boy on the field of battle without blinking an eye. They are protecting our youth with these laws that say - Hey go die somewhere else in the world, not on our streets.

 

Before you start pounding me about being Un-American. I am retired from the USAF.

 

I'm one of those that were lucky enough to have been able to drink at a young age legally before they started these stupid laws. My opposition to these laws is not that they are wrong but that they just don't make sense. Why is it OK for a 18 year old youth to pick up a gun and kill for Uncle Sam - ( our government says it teaches them responsibility ) but not able to pick up a 12oz can of beer.

You should be able to have it both ways. If a person is responsible enough to vote and die for their country then they should have the right to drink. If they are not responsible enough to make a judgement in regards to drinking then what makes them responsible to vote or enlist.

 

It's the hypocrisy that pisses me off. I have known kids when I was in the AF that were not old enough to drink, but we send them off to foreign lands where they are old enough to take a bullet. To the public and politicians 18/19/20 years are cannon fodder.

[Flower]

RE: Daddy Dearest

 

>Just for the record, when I was being kept, it was my choice

>to make the agreement. I had received two degrees by that

>point and part of the agreement was that I would get two

>additional years paid for at the Art Institute so I could

>concentrate on studying photography without distractions.

 

Did you ever or are you now, persuing your art?

 

Flower :*

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Dominick Dunn

 

SO, is Dominick Dunn gay??