mike carey

Now there's something to look forward to!

Hey guys, have a great weekend of meetings and umm, 'meetings' in Washington. Sorry I couldn't be there.

As I see it there is no right or wrong answer. Communicate with your man. If you want a continuous attentive relationship with him on the cruise, tell him. Likewise if you only want him in your bed each night. You can negotiate as much or as little freedom for your escort as you wish. I note @Benjamin_Nicholas' comment and that may be the way to go, but it's not the only way.

To ensure that @Tarte Gogo sees you post...

It's a web-based phone application that can be used for voice (and video) calls and text messages. It uses the data allowance on your phone (or Wi-Fi if it's available) rather than the calls allowance on your mobile phone plan. (I use it to talk to a few guys in the US, and when I'm using my home internet it's effectively free. An hour and a quarter voice call used about 20Mb of data.)

How did you possibly find out about this guy?

As one of those who see the new day start ahead of the US, allow me. Happy Birthday, Fresh Fluff!! May the day bring you everything you wish for yourself!

I didn't realise that 45 escorted. Not my thing, anyway.

That's entirely up to you. On your dashboard there is a toggle switch for 'Profile Visibility'. It shows up as either a green tick (sorry, check mark) [your visits will show up on their profile] or a red cross [your visit will go unnoticed].

I would have thought that if outcall is the only option that a gentleman offers, his rate should include travel within a certain range.

Maybe, but would you patronise a food truck called Sour Krauts?

The Oxford lists the Diego version of the etymology of the word. It dates it from the mid-nineteenth century which probably predates the day labour version. https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/dago And this from the Online Etymology Dictionary: dago (n.) 1823, from Spanish Diego "James." Originally used of Spanish or Portuguese sailors on English or American ships; by 1900 it had broadened to include non-sailors and shifted to mean chiefly "Italian."

This discussion is interesting but in some ways misplaced. Are 'really straight' and 'straight identified' terms that make a distinction without a difference? I can understand people wanting their partners to conform to a certain set of stereotypes, and they have the right to question them to determine whether they do or not. The term 'imposter' is unhelpful and I would say presumptuous. People get to identify their sexuality as they see fit, and leaving aside the few who lie about it for whatever advantage (in this forum, commercial), no-one has the right to tell them that they are not what they say they are. Claiming that someone is not really straight because they do not conform to a set of stereotypes that an observer has decided upon assumes that stereotypes are definitive proof of someone's sexuality. In any other conversation in this forum a claim that stereotypes prove anything would be dismissed summarily.

Pedantry central I know, but if it is a masseuse, she doesn't kiss.

Yes, I meant to say that.

It's quite cool here in Melbourne, about 20 degrees but it'll be 41 on Saturday. But then, it is mid-summer. I was chatting to a guy in Minneapolis last night, quite the contrast.

Tropical storms are called cyclones here, and yes, it is the season. New Zealand occasionally cops the tail end of a cyclone but rarely are they still cyclones when they get there. The storm that caused the deaths when it hit the Sydney to Hobart yacht race off the south coast of NSW was associated with a cold front, it was not a cyclone. Just as deadly, though. Cyclone Debbie last year was the most severe cyclone to hit the tropical Queensland coast for some years, and caused significant damage on landfall, but the greater damage was when it became a rain depression and dumped huge amounts of rain on SE Queensland and northern NSW.

Fireworks, I think.

You could be right, but in general more than for the post you replied to. My reaction is simultaneously no way and tell me more. Then again, I'm 12,000km away so I can be all talk.

Hmm, I may have to 'reimagine' my draft 'to-do' list.

I'm sure we all love you too! @COLLEGEDOM seems to be out there herding former clients back into his lair. Not sure if that means he likes them though! To be fair, is also trying to entrap new clients. 'Come here, you seem like you really NEED this!'

Done and dusted, it's coming up to midday on 1 Jan 18. NYE was a lamb roast with scalloped potatoes and vegetables, a nice shiraz and then sit and watch the NYE cricket game from Adelaide on the TV. I hear rainbow colours featured on the Sydney Harbour Bridge fireworks.

Lol, good to have the discerning eye of a professional cast over this aspect of the scene!

Thank you Sir.

Since he's from Australia I've buddy listed him. I may even e-mail him to see when he'll be back here!