BenjaminNicholas

Sexy. As. Fuck.

Doesn't come close to you though... sorry! My eye is on you... wish you came to NY not just for one client!!!

Sexy. As. Fuck.

+1 and then some...

Sexy. As. Fuck.

I hope Murphy takes over for Midler. But, the David Merrick method of "bring in a former movie star" is likely. Please let it not be Kim Novak who can not sing and likely would say no immediately anyway. So just kidding.

Murphy is brilliant.
 
In many ways superior to Midler... Catch her at a decent price while you can. A TDF membership is a must for anyone who loves theatre.

If you think $3000 a month is too much, maybe you shouldn't think of yourself as a sugar daddy.

Wherever you decide to go, do make sure to actually see, learn about and enjoy the country you're visiting: I scratch my head at people who travel for 30 hours, only to be fully consumed by getting laid or cruising a gay bar that looks exactly like what you can get most anywhere in the States.
 
Traveling to me is about exiting your bubble and possibly learning something you didn't know before. Call me crazy
 
My vote would be to go to Moscow or Saint Petersburg. They're both fascinating and beautiful. The visa isn't tough to get. Just some easy paperwork, or if you want to streamline it further, you can have a third-party expeditor do it all for you.

Hear! Hear! And when you add to that the attitude of the bitch that everything "she" says is right and you're stupid for not agreeing, it's doubly hard to take. I run for the door when a queen snaps fingers at me, wags the head and intones "uh-huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuh."

Any of the lexicon from the reality show Drag Race.
 
There's truly nothing more attractive than hearing grown men speak like drag queens, loudly, in public.

Ah, gotcha.
 
I don't think the OP was comparing the two as in level of medical seriousness: I believe he was only saying that he thought ANY STD should be disclosed.

Give it a rest Glu-Vato
 
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Although the risk of contracting HIV is significantly lower when topping, it is by no means low-risk. I respect that each of us must choose the level of risk that we're comfortable with, but I think that sharing this kind of unsupported misinformation is a great disservice to our community.

In the state of California it is a state felony to NOT disclose you have HIV or AIDS to anyone you are sleeping with. A lot of guys on here get mad when you say it, but that is the truth. The idea that YOU are responsible for your own health so they guy with HIV has no guilt he gave you AIDS, Please, that is a felony, Assault with a Deadly Weapon. You can go to 20 years in Jail.

Yes, Twinrix is a 4 shot procedure: Anything less and you didn't get properly combination vaccinated.
 
Likely with a 2-shot schedule, it was Hep A that Latbear was inoculated against. The vaccination is called Vaqta.

Yes, Twinrix is a 4 shot procedure: Anything less and you didn't get properly combination vaccinated.
 
Likely with a 2-shot schedule, it was Hep A that Latbear was inoculated against. The vaccination is called Vaqta.

Yes, some of us do know if we have HSV1: A full panel (IgG) will disclose it. As an escort, it's my job to know- with as little doubt as possible- whether I'm negative or positive for anything that I can pass onto others. If I did test positive (for anything), I would contact as many recent sexual partners as I could, to let them know what the issue was. That's being a responsible sex worker in my eyes. You might think it's overkill. If so, we can agree to disagree.
 
If an escort knows he's tested positive for something that could negatively affect a client, it's not unreasonable to expect him to say something or simply not take the job until the outbreak has subsided.

Yes, some of us do know if we have HSV1: A full panel (IgG) will disclose it. As an escort, it's my job to know- with as little doubt as possible- whether I'm negative or positive for anything that I can pass onto others. If I did test positive (for anything), I would contact as many recent sexual partners as I could, to let them know what the issue was. That's being a responsible sex worker in my eyes. You might think it's overkill. If so, we can agree to disagree.
 
If an escort knows he's tested positive for something that could negatively affect a client, it's not unreasonable to expect him to say something or simply not take the job until the outbreak has subsided.

Agreed. When sex is part of your business, disclosure is part of being a decent human being.

Yes, some of us do know if we have HSV1: A full panel (IgG) will disclose it. As an escort, it's my job to know- with as little doubt as possible- whether I'm negative or positive for anything that I can pass onto others. If I did test positive (for anything), I would contact as many recent sexual partners as I could, to let them know what the issue was. That's being a responsible sex worker in my eyes. You might think it's overkill. If so, we can agree to disagree.
 
If an escort knows he's tested positive for something that could negatively affect a client, it's not unreasonable to expect him to say something or simply not take the job until the outbreak has subsided.

Agreed. When sex is part of your business, disclosure is part of being a decent human being.

As someone who is hiv positive I strongly disagree. I always disclose my status in an email and tell the person that If they are not comfortable with that I understand. I do this as a protection for myself as well because depending on the jurisdiction you are in not disclosing can get you in legal trouble, this way I have the disclosure ( and consent) in writing.

What about something like HSV1? He knows, you don't. He doesn't tell you. You can't always easily see an outbreak.
 
A condom doesn't prevent this... But an honest conversation might. Don't blame the escort? My ass. It takes two to tango.
 
I understand what you're saying personal health responsibility when it comes to anal sex or even oral sex, but just going in for a kiss? That's something a lot of guys don't think about, but probably should.

Agreed. When sex is part of your business, disclosure is part of being a decent human being.