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It all depends on who you meet, what type of massage you want and if a first session or a repeat. Sessions of 90 min or longer are not unusual and depending on the MA or RMT, the rates are proportional or a bit lower after the first hour. Extra's depends on what kind of lady you meet. If you book other sessions with her, you can sometimes negotiate the rate and possible extras. Every massage and ladies are different, it's a question of doing your homework to find what you want.

Yes and remember the plastic insert adaptor to make those work on record players made for LP's.

Remember when getting music meant buying a full album/cassette(quite often for only one song) or copied it from someone in a mixtape.

I've been seeing SP's for a quarter of a century. I think we can call it, experience.

Another one is what I call: " gender confusion". I'm not homophobic and consider myself open minded. But if you're a man, used to be one or something in the middle, please be honest and clear about it. When dealing with transgender, it's very confusing as some look good enough to fool some beauty pageant judges and Playboy editors and others plainly look like lumberjacks in a dress. I got plenty of empathy for people born with an unclear gender, but I'm pretty far from jumping in the Bruce/Caitlyn Jenner bandwagon. "Passable" or not, please be honest on what you are.

The 80's called and they want their walkie-talkies back. LOL

Plenty of cell phone providers offer prepaid products under 100$ where you can use very cheap text and voice plans or just pay as you go with top up cards without contracts. From there you can hide it or just say it's a work phone and lock it with a password. Having a second (or spare) cell phone now a day is not that unusual.

It's not about the social media, but what you post on it. Twitter is mostly made for trolls and Facebook for people who want to share more. Whatever platform you use, one should always assume the entire world can see it. The same goes with virtual hard drives(the Cloud). No matter the administrator, it's never 100% safe. If you don't want someone to know or see something, just don't post it online. Many lost their jobs and families because they wrongly assumed what they posted would remain private. And this includes message boards like Lyla and others. Privacy settings constantly evolved over the years. But users also need to educate themselves to stop posting stuff that never should have been put online in the first place. People can't always blame the tools for their own mistakes.

Another one, the "Aunt Flo" excuse. I understand it's not something women can really control. But waiting until the man pay and be halfway undressed before saying a word about it is just plain wrong. It's acceptable if she adresses it on the phone, but in person it's way too late. This happened to me once and I gave her two options. The first was to partially refund me to reduce the session to 20 min or to refund me completely. She picked the first and this never happened to me again.

From the beginning of Facebook(mid 2K's), the "friend" search engine was surprisingly effective or intrusive depending on who you ask. After a few weeks, I received many requests and suggestions from ex-gf's obviously generating some awkward conversations. On the flip side, a search with an email address could occasionally give you everything you wanted to know about someone. Useful, but obviously showed how careless many were about their private information. In one instance, I was dealing with an SP via email and using the Facebook search found pretty much everything about her personal life. With constant legal battles about privacy issues, many changes were done making those searches no longer possible. But I learned from it and my Facebook page contains the strict minimum and my account is only used for quick registration on many websites. For me, it will remain one of many stalkers tools and not much else.

A movie ticket for "Blade Runner 2049".

Magnum Force(1973) with Clint Eastwood as Dirty Harry.

Weird. Never happened to me. Maybe your cellphone number or you're both member of the same book club.

Not sure my "gut" took over the rest of my body. But yes, you're welcome :-)

Likely has to do with your email address. If the one you use to register on FB is the same you used to contact her, they likely made the connection. That's why I got an address dedicated only to SP communications to avoid this.

"approved by Health Canada" means it won't kill you unless you're allergic to whatever it is. Pharmacies are full of natural supplement crap that won't do anything other then empty your wallet. In the U.S. they had "Enzyte" with "Bob" in the commercials. While the ad campaign was brillant, the product was pure snake oil. And from the quick Google I did, it seems to be the same thing with RegaliaC191. If your problem is more than a stress thing, go see a doctor and get the real stuff. If you want something more natural, try oysters.

Ever tried a younger woman? You can lie to yourself, but not to your penis. LOL

No, your points are good. I did do a quick search to see if other similar thread existed and I didn't see anything. This is maybe because it was inactive for a few months or I still struggle on how the search engine work, but it's on me. If others members want to support it anyway, they are welcome. If not, it will just die and I'm fine with it. As for most of my pet-peeves, it does go both way. But if a man want to spend half his time on the phone, it's his time. It's maybe annoying and long for you, but if he ignores you it's his loss. lol

I did see that message and I don't think it applies to the subject of this thread. Was simply making a little joke as there's nothing negative about the subject matter. FreeRogueAgentLancer needed to be informed about some facts and I think we both provided him with answers. Have a nice day.

I smell shenanigan. More seriously, already sent him an email about the birds and the bees. We likely told him the same. lol

Nice to know. Let's just call this thread a soft reboot.

I am groot!!!

After reading Danielle's thread about turn-offs for ladies ( https://www.lyla.com/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=176753 ), I'm curious to see the pet peeves experienced by men. The ladies are also welcomed to comment and contribute to the conversation. I personally got a few and will start with three: Dressing inappropriately. Discretion is very important. So, when I invite a lady to an hotel, restaurant or my apartment building I don't want to see someone who screams SP in the way she dresses. I often seen tight leopard tank tops and very short skirts and it makes everyone uncomfortable. I'll take business casual or just plain casual, but I'm done with the walking stereotypes. Second, smokers. If she smokes and says she can hide the smell, I can give her a chance. But if she flicks her cigarette as she walks in, I'm already disinterested. And last, smartphones. If she uses it only to look at the time, I'm fine. But unless she tells me there a serious crisis, I don't want to see her use it on my time.

Ladies and gentleman, " I am Spartacus ". Thank You and you're welcome.