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I grew a beard in the last year and everybody says I look better with it.

A coworker of mine who was in her late 20s at the time got it done. She was extra-hairy, she found shaving her legs painful because the hair was so thick. So the lasering basically thinned her body hair out to a "normal" thickness. She had to go back for several sessions (this is apparentlt normal even for clients with regular body hair) and she said it was somewhat painful, it left a sensation like a light sun burn.

I have always had good experiences with PK. The photos and descriptions of their ladies have always been accurate and their ladies have always been professional. The rates are good and so are the locations.

I caught 'A Most Wanted Man' the other day. I've enjoyed all the other films adapted from John Le Carré ('Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy', 'The Constant Gardner', 'Tailor of Panama') and I liked this one, too. The same slowburn realistic approach to depicting the craft of espionage. It's definitely not a James Bond spy movie with tons of stunts and big twists. But if you're in for a slower paced, more human spy movie, I would recommend it.

They had a tv show like this in England, too. I think it was called 'Honeytraps' or something. When I saw it was all women who were engaged who wanted to test their fiancé before marrying him. I can't say that I found it too shocking that all of the men responded positively to being hit on by a beautiful woman. I'd probably be more surprised at the opposite.

I also find it distracting when they leave the television on. I like the feeling that I am getting her full attention. The pacing is also fairly important to me. If I pay for an hour with a woman, it's because I want to take things slow. I like a bit of talk, and a lot of foreplay and snuggling. I don't need to be inside her within five minutes of walking in the door.

I read the cartoon book 'Paying For It' by Chester Brown, which is a memoir of the cartoonist's experiences as a "john" in Toronto in the 1990s and early 2000s. I read it because I like the author's work, not because I was interested in the sex trade. But his depiction of hobbying got me thinking that seeing prostitutes could be something I would enjoy. Which got me to investigate it, which lead to me trying it, which lead to me enjoying it. I was single when I first started hobbying. I had not been in a serious relationship in years and missed having sex. I was not going to settle for a bad relationship in order to obtain sex. I did not like the idea of cruising women in bars and clubs. This seemed like a very straightforward and honest arrangement. Since starting hobbying, I have come and gone from this lifestyle a couple times. Sometimes it is because I am pursuing a romantic relationship and I would feel conflicted about hobbying and dating at the same time, like I wasn't giving dating its fair shake. I left hobby once because I was truly in love with someone (it didn't work out). I also left hobbying for awhile because I was living in Sweden, where it is illegal. I return to this hobby when it feels right (and when I'm in a country where it is legal).

I've met some really nice SP's on BP. In the case of agency SP's, they leave the advertising duties to the agency, and the agency chooses where they feel like posting the ads, and it seems that some agencies just don't post ads on CERB. I don't know why. Maybe they forget about CERB, maybe they find CERB hard to use, maybe they feel they bring in enough business by posting on BP alone so the effort of posting all over the place is not worthwhile. I don't know.

I think what SuperNewf is describing is basically a "trophy wife" arrangement. I don't think those types of relationships are officially hammered out as employer-employee relationships. There's usually some pretense of romance, however, I think that the women who get into those relationships know that they have to sexually please their partner in order for him to continue providing a posh lifestyle.

It really just comes down to the quality of the service. If I have a good time with an SP, I will likely see her again. I am not in a competition with myself to have sex with the most women possible. So when I find a good one, I am more than happy to repeat. Honestly, most of the time I would rather see an SP that I know is good from previous experience than take a chance on a new one.

I always liked videogames and lately I've been thinking a lot about how I would like to make one. Not a state of the art game, but a retro style game along the lines of the 16 bit era. I have been toying with maybe setting up a company and hiring a programmer and artists to realize my idea(s). So that's my dream of the moment.

I also would not say that I live a double life. I have never expressed any stance against prostitution, when discussing the issue I will always say I support prostitutes' right to earn a living doing what they do. I'm not a member of any religion or political party that opposes prostitution. I am also single, so I do not project an image of being monogamous with a woman and there is (sadly) no woman in my life expecting me to be monogamous to her.

I had the delight of seeing Amber, and just seeing her is a delight in itself. That image of her opening the door to greet me wearing that sexy leopard skin robe put a smile on my face that is still there. She is a true voluptuous woman with the nicest plushest bum I have ever squeezed. Her skin and hair are nice and soft. Amber is super cute. I found her personality to be very bubbly and sweet. She is very upbeat and easy to talk to. We connected really well and quickly built up a good passion. She was an energetic lover and engaged in making me happy the whole time. She put her nice soft lips and tongue piercing to excellent use. I really felt a great connection with her and can't wait to see her again.

When you're in a crowd or standing in a queue and somebody ahead of you constantly turns around and stares right into your eyes and it makes you feel like you're the one starring at them.

As for Taxi Driver, it was part of that wave of 70s American films that were mostly bleak character studies. At the time, that generation was very disillusioned by Vietnam and President Nixon etc, and so audiences wanted those types of movies. The main character, Travis Bickle, was very distinct and complex. He spends the movie trying to relate to the concept of heroism, which was something that whole generation in America was trying to do after Vietnam. For the generation before, going to war made you a hero. But for the generation that fought in Vietnam, that wasn't the case. He lives an isolated lifestyle where he witnesses disturbing things and this makes him more disturbed himself. At the end of the film he is declared a hero for rescuing a teenage girl from street life, but I think that's supposed to be ironic. I don't think the film is really saying he's a hero. I think the film was saying the concept of what a hero is had become messed up. I can see how a lot of people wouldn't find it a satisfying narrative because of how bleak and disturbing it is.

But this case I would be aware of the law. I'm not sure what your point is.

I saw Edge of Tomorrow. It was a really sharp blockbuster action film with a good sense of fun, pacing and energy.

I do suspect that RoamingGuy is likely correct about the underfunded nature of this initiative. If passed, LE would most likely go for the low hanging fruit, because it's all they could afford to go after. They'd get one of their officers to pose as a prostitute and post an ad on some ad list page, then bust a bunch of guys who respond. They'd get their headlines, boasting that they had busted 50 perverts in a week or whatever. Then they'd probably ease off, and strike every now and then when they don't have anything better to do. But just because the risk is low, doesn't mean the consequences aren't high. I think it is fair for clients to evaluate the potential risk to their marriages and careers. An arrest, even without a conviction, could still be quite disastrous for many men here's lives. As for me, I follow the laws of the land even if I don't agree with them. I do, in fact, spend a lot of time in Sweden, during which time I obey their laws and do not have sex with prostitutes.

I agree with Steve McQueen's logic. If the bill does pass, it wouldn't surprise me if LE do a blitz to make themselves look good, then let ease off once they've got all the good press they can get out of it. Even if they don't get many convictions, a whole bunch of arrests might be good enough press.

I will definitely leave this hobby if this law passes.

I have left a rendezvous early one time, and it was one of only two bad experiences I have had in this hobby. The SP was just really unprofessional. The SP lived with a roomie who was home and watching some sitcom and laughing really loud in the next room. And the SP's mobile rang like 20 times while we were together and she would always pick it up and check it every time. She was good looking and seemed like she wanted to please me, but I just couldn't get in the mood with all distractions and so I left. From what I saw she did not stay in the business very long.