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I am in my mid-fifties and generally do not see men under 30. My clients range in age from late 30s to mid-80s. My oldest client was 96. I don't think there is any expiry date as to how long we can have partake in providing/hobbying as long as everyone is respectful and positive and takes the attitude that if something "doesn't work" the way it used to, there are ways of getting around that and still having fun. Happy hobbying everyone!

Reporting live from Barbs. All I can say is wow. A great night so far. Additional Comments: Nicolle and Stacy on stage with me. What is to come!

I'm with Mikeyboy on this one. I think political correctness has gotten a bad rap to some extent and that the term is misused, perhaps beyond repair. People latch on to stories of extreme versions of it that just about no one would agree with and it tarnishes the whole thing. Even the term itself is worded in such a way as to put people off it. I'd compare it to how more and more often I see people shy away from calling themselves a feminist and consider that a negative term. In some circles the word feminism has come to mean purely militant, yelling, angry people that hate men. But if you define feminism as a desire and fight for equality, then it's a concept most people can get behind. It's the same here. The Internet loves extreme stories, and so we hear so many of them that it warps the nature of a term and skews our view of people. If political correctness means I can't debate ideas, delve into tricky topics, and must censor reasonable speech from those who would twist the intent of my meaning to find glee in being offended, of course I'm going to be against it. But one person's hate speech is another person's political correctness. What if I came into these threads and made jokes about "spics" or derided any member who identified as bisexual or gay as "faggots"? What if every time a lady expressed a strong opinion I called her a cuunt? What if I insisted on calling a transgender member a shemale because I think "it's" just being sensitive and "I don't mean anything by it" or "I'm just joking around"? How about if I post Halloween pictures where I dress in black face, and then get angry at anyone insulted because I refuse to acknowledge the historical issues with that? I suspect--I hope!--if I did any of those things I'd be called out on them. I hope people would explain to me in no uncertain terms that I was being at best naive and at worst, an ignorant jerk. And I hope I wouldn't get away with it by saying anyone offended is just being politically correct. I'm all for discussion and debate. I believe it's healthy to share ideas outside your bubble. I roll my eyes at folks who go out of their way to be offended. But I am for tolerance and respect.

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Like anything else good or well intentioned, there is such a thing as too far. Too much of anything can be a bad thing. (I'm told that's true even for sex or chocolate but I've yet to confirm either.) I think as an enlightened society, we have a duty to avoid intentionally offending others based on things that they cannot help or change. I think we should even go as far as to reevaluate our language and practices to make sure that we are not using expressions that come from an offensive place even if that is not how we intended it. Being sensitive to others perspective however is not the same thing as censoring ideas. We have to be careful not to let it stifle creative thought or the exchange of ideas. That being said, we should never let that act as an excuse to be prejudiced or behave like Trump has in this campaign. Not acceptable in my books.

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my landlady knows I see clients in my apartment.. and has advised me that although she doesn't care... that if another tenant in the building had issue.. and reported it to the management company.. then I would.. in short.. be out on my @ss and she herself *may* get flack for not reporting me (if management figured out she knew ahead of the complaint) I am ridiculously discrete though.. especially about the prrrrivate den.... for mostly that reason... and if you were a licensed independent 'agency'... does that mean you would have others working for you? *that* would draw attention I would think...

It's even funnier when they write the extra detail "NO TRADES!" Lmao!

Still is. I was there last Friday for a fetish evening. The space is really big (maybe 1500 is square ft??) Main social area has plenty of table with bar stools and a fair amount of couches. The main walls are all mirrors and lots of TV that show porn. The main bar seem to have a good amount of alcohol. I only drink wine, but bottle service seem alright. Bathroom are really clean. HOWEVER...I am not sure if that was for the fetish night only or if it is like this all the time, but the "private"/sex section wasn't so great. Mirrors everywhere, but it was mostly couches, but what I would think a sex club would have more beds for fun time...at least from my experience in other sex clubs, they have more bed/flat suraces Massive shower area, I think sex is allowed in it. Last friday there was roughly 120 ish people attending, mostly social, some BDSM play and barely no sexual activities but I was told that a fair amount of people there were regular. Surprisingly the average age was mid 20/mid 30 for couples and single women. Older random guys were there . I would assume that going with a lady friend ( or SP) would be a fairly good change of swapping/swinging