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[QUOTE=SadSack;6193283]Sharonville is way out of bounds for me. Too many issues with women there and too many LE issues.[/QUOTE]I agree with you homie. Those two areas are a no-fly zone if I decided to do Incall. That's why I do the majority of stuff is out of my place. Cops usually don't bust outcalls, and I live in a secured building with no one. Well, I have 3 neighbors but they are all single males (all of which are pretty tight) . I can control everything and feel comfortable.
Been at this many years with many visits to Sharonville that never resulted in a LEO encounter (one trip through Springdale where it was suspicious, but not confirmed). All things considered, given the number of cheap notels there, I'm not sure the rate of LEO activity is really higher than anywhere else. I've definitely known providers busted in Blue Ash, where it's also very active, and no one ever writes about it. For the amount of hobby activity, the rate of LEO activity may well be higher in Union Township (Clermont) from what I've seen: They're pretty active. And while I've never encountered it, I believe the Boone County LEO reports are problematic. Knew at least one relatively low volume provider busted there once.
City of Cincinnati I don't see much sign of SW monger stings or indoor stings recently, but I think they're pretty active scooping up obvious walkers and bringing them in on warrants -- something that also definitely goes on in Sharonville these days -- but that's not going to snag a monger. This makes a lot more sense for cops, since most of the providers have active warrants on drug charges, and actually executing and prosecuting a prostitution bust is difficult, time consuming and yields less jail time anyway.
Bottom line, I don't think Sharonville is really worse than anywhere else, statistically.
I never thought I'd get nostalgic for the days when most of the providers were on heroin. But I am. Because now it seems like, from behavior and weight loss a growing number are on meth. They're more likely to be crazy and do something really stupid in that state. It actually can predispose people to stealing just for the sport of it. Plus I think it more quickly does permanent brain damage that's hard to reverse, and creates a habit that's harder to kick. Risk of overdose is less, but the downward spiral is faster. And unlike with opioids, I'm not sure I've personally seen or heard of a full or lengthy recovery from meth addiction.
[QUOTE=WhereDreamsGo;6217497]Been at this many years with many visits to Sharonville that never resulted in a LEO encounter (one trip through Springdale where it was suspicious, but not confirmed). All things considered, given the number of cheap notels there, I'm not sure the rate of LEO activity is really higher than anywhere else. I've definitely known providers busted in Blue Ash, where it's also very active, and no one ever writes about it. For the amount of hobby activity, the rate of LEO activity may well be higher in Union Township (Clermont) from what I've seen: They're pretty active. And while I've never encountered it, I believe the Boone County LEO reports are problematic. Knew at least one relatively low volume provider busted there once.
City of Cincinnati I don't see much sign of SW monger stings or indoor stings recently, but I think they're pretty active scooping up obvious walkers and bringing them in on warrants -- something that also definitely goes on in Sharonville these days -- but that's not going to snag a monger. This makes a lot more sense for cops, since most of the providers have active warrants on drug charges, and actually executing and prosecuting a prostitution bust is difficult, time consuming and yields less jail time anyway.
Bottom line, I don't think Sharonville is really worse than anywhere else, statistically.[/QUOTE]Any issued I have had always came in Butler county.
The pandemic is pretty much over. In my opinion, masks are costing several places around town to lose business. While I respect public health measures, a masseuse wearing a mask will lose my business. For all you mask haters, Woodbridge, New Concept and Summit are verified maskless. Doctor's offices are no longer requiring patients to wear masks including Christ Hospital.
My thoughts, if a masseuse is wearing a mask, she could be sick. Who wants to take that chance?
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As mentioned earlier, on a per provider basis, Blue Ash continues to be active. Just heard some more evidence of that recently. Not seeing that they do monger stings, but certainly they're hunting for any provider they discover working the city.
Just in doing a search from a question in another thread for someone who I thought might match a familiar looking provider, I realized that she wasn't the one I thought, because that one was dead, probably another OD victim. Looking on her friends list, realized one of them is another provider who died, this one I believe of ovarian cancer -- not really hobby related, though possibly started with HPV that was hobby related. I used to keep count of providers in the area I knew who are no longer with us, and I literally have lost count, but believe it's over 30. They almost all died under 40. It is a hard life.
At least a few recently I've come across who are out, doing well. But between the ones who've died, the ones who moved on, the ones I moved on from because I just can't watch them disintegrate anymore. Pickings get slim. It may be time to pack it in.
[QUOTE=AgelessSR;6224435]The pandemic is pretty much over. In my opinion, masks are costing several places around town to lose business. While I respect public health measures, a masseuse wearing a mask will lose my business. For all you mask haters, Woodbridge, New Concept and Summit are verified maskless. Doctor's offices are no longer requiring patients to wear masks including Christ Hospital.
My thoughts, if a masseuse is wearing a mask, she could be sick. Who wants to take that chance?[/QUOTE]You have a right to your opinion but all have to remember that ASians have been wearing masks to prevent the spead of illness for a long time. The virus is still an issue and spreading. These ladies have the right to protect themselves.
[QUOTE=AgelessSR;6224435]The pandemic is pretty much over. In my opinion, masks are costing several places around town to lose business. While I respect public health measures, a masseuse wearing a mask will lose my business. For all you mask haters, Woodbridge, New Concept and Summit are verified maskless. Doctor's offices are no longer requiring patients to wear masks including Christ Hospital.
My thoughts, if a masseuse is wearing a mask, she could be sick. Who wants to take that chance?[/QUOTE]Time to start walking out if they are still WP wearing masks. It won't take long for them to get the point.
[QUOTE=RufusFirefly;6225331]You have a right to your opinion but all have to remember that ASians have been wearing masks to prevent the spead of illness for a long time.
The virus is still an issue and spreading. These ladies have the right to protect themselves.[/QUOTE]Agree %100 they wear masks to protect themselves they have no idea what the guy walking in the door might have.
[QUOTE=RufusFirefly;6225331]You have a right to your opinion but all have to remember that ASians have been wearing masks to prevent the spead of illness for a long time. The virus is still an issue and spreading. These ladies have the right to protect themselves.[/QUOTE]Pretty much this. It's part of the culture to just wear mask in that area of the world and it simply makes sense during not only Covid, but now the flu season to wear mask when meeting a ton of people all day.
You have every right to not want service if they wear it, but trying to get them to stop when the upside is you seeing their face and the downside is them potentially getting sick is weird.
[QUOTE=TheLetterC;6226476]Pretty much this. It's part of the culture to just wear mask in that area of the world and it simply makes sense during not only Covid, but now the flu season to wear mask when meeting a ton of people all day. You have every right to not want service if they wear it, but trying to get them to stop when the upside is you seeing their face and the downside is them potentially getting sick is weird.[/QUOTE]Agree with above. Masks make wearer 'feel safer' however, most over the counter, box of 100 type, bulk surgical masks are not certified for use as respiratory protective devices (RPDs). The micron holes in masks are larger than the aerosol influenza type virus.
[QUOTE=WanderingAbout;6227247]Agree with above. Masks make wearer 'feel safer' however, most over the counter, box of 100 type, bulk surgical masks are not certified for use as respiratory protective devices (RPDs). The micron holes in masks are larger than the aerosol influenza type virus.[/QUOTE]Why all of this bantering back and forth. I have been going to AMPs for years. No one wore a mask before the pandemic. This is girls just be afraid of illness after SARS killed thousands of them. COVID is a variant of SARS. In fact, in medical circles, it was often referred to as SARS II.
Anyway, these girls see maybe 4 or 6 people a day with that person mostly face down. The risk of infection is small. When you to to work or the grocery store or public transportation, that is where you will contract something. An AMP friend told me, her boss ordered the girls to stop wearing masks. Customers do not like it. So, if you like masks; carry on! I will just walk back out the door! Hospitals and doctors are no longer requiring masks. Does that tell you anything?
Even the CDC finally admitted cloth masks are ineffective. A similar study even showed how N95 masks are also vulnerable.
But yes it is true that in the AMP culture, masks are a part southeast Asian society, so that dynamic is always in play.
The CDC Admits Cloth Masks Are Ineffective.
[URL]https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/cdc-admits-cloth-masks-ineffective-armstrong-economics[/URL]
[QUOTE=AgelessSR;6228059]Why all of this bantering back and forth. I have been going to AMPs for years. No one wore a mask before the pandemic. This is girls just be afraid of illness after SARS killed thousands of them. COVID is a variant of SARS. In fact, in medical circles, it was often referred to as SARS II.
Anyway, these girls see maybe 4 or 6 people a day with that person mostly face down. The risk of infection is small. When you to to work or the grocery store or public transportation, that is where you will contract something. An AMP friend told me, her boss ordered the girls to stop wearing masks. Customers do not like it. So, if you like masks; carry on! I will just walk back out the door! Hospitals and doctors are no longer requiring masks. Does that tell you anything?[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=GoodWill123;6228277]Even the CDC finally admitted cloth masks are ineffective. A similar study even showed how N95 masks are also vulnerable.
But yes it is true that in the AMP culture, masks are a part southeast Asian society, so that dynamic is always in play.
The CDC Admits Cloth Masks Are Ineffective.
[URL]https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/cdc-admits-cloth-masks-ineffective-armstrong-economics[/URL][/QUOTE]Masks are proven to be effective in preventing unwanted pearl neckless.
I come back on here after days to see that we are still talking about masks.
If you want to know if that parlor has mask or not just ask. Believe it or not they don't have to wear them if they don't want to so if they are that probably means they do.
If you hate it SOOOO much just leave and find another place.
[QUOTE=GoodWill123;6228277]Even the CDC finally admitted cloth masks are ineffective. A similar study even showed how N95 masks are also vulnerable.
But yes it is true that in the AMP culture, masks are a part southeast Asian society, so that dynamic is always in play.
The CDC Admits Cloth Masks Are Ineffective.
[URL]https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/cdc-admits-cloth-masks-ineffective-armstrong-economics[/URL][/QUOTE]You misread.
The CDC stated almost a year ago that cloth masks are "NOT AS effective" as other masks.
Never did they state that the cloth was ineffective. Something is better than nothing. Duh.
Double Duh.
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Thanks.
I didn't miss read anything. That' s just one of a hundred articles. What difference does it make if it's 1% effective or 10%effective. The point is they do not do what they claim to do. And the CDC admitted it. No double duh here. Here's a direct quote: "The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has admitted that*cloth masks have never been effective.".
Have a great day.
[QUOTE=BengalMan;6230937]You misread.
The CDC stated almost a year ago that cloth masks are "NOT AS effective" as other masks.
Never did they state that the cloth was ineffective. Something is better than nothing. Duh.
Double Duh.[/QUOTE]
LinkedIn may not be an authoritative source:
[URL]https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/71/wr/mm7106e1.htm[/URL]
[QUOTE=GoodWill123;6231074]I didn't miss read anything. That' s just one of a hundred articles. What difference does it make if it's 1% effective or 10%effective. The point is they do not do what they claim to do. And the CDC admitted it. No double duh here. Here's a direct quote: "The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has admitted that*cloth masks have never been effective.".
Have a great day.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=More606;6231654]LinkedIn may not be an authoritative source:
[URL]https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/71/wr/mm7106e1.htm[/URL][/QUOTE]The CDC is for sure not an authoritative source. Political maybe, and definitely agenda driven.
The conversation was about the dime a dozen, 100 on a box, flimsy and cloth masks. Not well fitted N95 masks which don't keep all of the SARS virus out because that virus is smaller than what that mask can filter out. Let it go already.
[QUOTE=GoodWill123;6231074]I didn't miss read anything. That' s just one of a hundred articles. What difference does it make if it's 1% effective or 10%effective. The point is they do not do what they claim to do. And the CDC admitted it. No double duh here. Here's a direct quote: "The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has admitted that*cloth masks have never been effective.".
Have a great day.[/QUOTE]Even an uneducated person can realize that wearing masks decreases the amount of germs that enter the body. The CDC states use of an mask is better than no masks. The best prevention is wearing masks, keeping booster on the vaccination, and keeping distance. I have followed these, except for distance while in the hobby and have not had COVID.
For those that think that COVID is over are either in denial or ignorant. The rates are still high.
You have a choice to go to places where the ladies do not wear masks and where they do. I recommend that you do not look down on any individuals that wear masks to protect themselves and others. At least we are trying to fight the pandemic unlike you self centered people that refuse to wear a mask. But then again it is your right to be inconsiderate.
LOL, you're obviously not in the medical field. We've seen a 300% rise in RSV do to masks. Known fact in my field, and it's been the center of much discussion. Also, why would you believe anything the CDC says. Haven't you learned by now? Even an uneducated person can see the inconsistent and waffling responses, and sometimes polarized responss, is just constant lies. Gee, it's a good thing I'm uneducated, lol. Ha ha. Good luck with your PhD.
[QUOTE=RufusFirefly;6232091]Even an uneducated person can realize that wearing masks decreases the amount of germs that enter the body. The CDC states use of an mask is better than no masks. The best prevention is wearing masks, keeping booster on the vaccination, and keeping distance. I have followed these, except for distance while in the hobby and have not had COVID.
For those that think that COVID is over are either in denial or ignorant. The rates are still high.
You have a choice to go to places where the ladies do not wear masks and where they do. I recommend that you do not look down on any individuals that wear masks to protect themselves and others. At least we are trying to fight the pandemic unlike you self centered people that refuse to wear a mask. But then again it is your right to be inconsiderate.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=GoodWill123;6232340]LOL, you're obviously not in the medical field. We've seen a 300% rise in RSV do to masks. Known fact in my field, and it's been the center of much discussion. Also, why would you believe anything the CDC says. Haven't you learned by now? Even an uneducated person can see the inconsistent and waffling responses, and sometimes polarized responss, is just constant lies. Gee, it's a good thing I'm uneducated, lol. Ha ha. Good luck with your PhD.[/QUOTE]Stick to pussy, Will.
Your medical knowledge fits on the head of a pin.
Good advice! Thanks Bengal man! You're so smart.
[QUOTE=BengalMan;6232499]Stick to pussy, Will.
Your medical knowledge fits on the head of a pin.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=GoodWill123;6232340]LOL, you're obviously not in the medical field. We've seen a 300% rise in RSV do to masks. Known fact in my field, and it's been the center of much discussion. Also, why would you believe anything the CDC says. Haven't you learned by now? Even an uneducated person can see the inconsistent and waffling responses, and sometimes polarized responss, is just constant lies. Gee, it's a good thing I'm uneducated, lol. Ha ha. Good luck with your PhD.[/QUOTE]If you really believe "immunity debt" is a thing, then the logical conclusion is that you should hop a plane to wherever the next Ebola outbreak is. Good luck with that, BTW. No need for the Ebola vaccine either. Got to get that "natural" immunity.
Ginzo I'm good on what you just said, full agreement l. The point to this whole thread was maskas are not as effective as the CDC made them out to be, and they admitted it. That's all No one said masks weren't good. That's allllllll that was being said. But some had to take to an extreme and make it bigger than it needed to be. Why, I don't know, I really don't care. Good point below BTW. Ebola is a bit of a different animal as well m.
[QUOTE=Ginzo666;6232635]If you really believe "immunity debt" is a thing, then the logical conclusion is that you should hop a plane to wherever the next Ebola outbreak is. Good luck with that, BTW. No need for the Ebola vaccine either. Got to get that "natural" immunity.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=GoodWill123;6232340]LOL, you're obviously not in the medical field. We've seen a 300% rise in RSV do to masks. Known fact in my field, and it's been the center of much discussion. Also, why would you believe anything the CDC says. Haven't you learned by now? Even an uneducated person can see the inconsistent and waffling responses, and sometimes polarized responss, is just constant lies. Gee, it's a good thing I'm uneducated, lol. Ha ha. Good luck with your PhD.[/QUOTE]300% rise in respiratory infections d / t masks?
[URL]https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3578197/[/URL]
[QUOTE=GoodWill123;6232640]Ginzo I'm good on what you just said, full agreement l. The point to this whole thread was maskas are not as effective as the CDC made them out to be, and they admitted it. That's all No one said masks weren't good. That's allllllll that was being said. But some had to take to an extreme and make it bigger than it needed to be. Why, I don't know, I really don't care. Good point below BTW. Ebola is a bit of a different animal as well m.[/QUOTE]There is an effect with masks, but it's not the whole picture. If your indoor air circulation is crap, infections will still run rampant. Bioaerosols can hang around in the air like smoke for hours.
Just wanted to rant a bit. Since covid, both my company and my SO's company went 100% remote and eliminated their in-person offices. I've had to reconfigure my home to accommodate both of us working from home 100%. Sadly, this means I've been out of the game drastically these past 2 1/2 years as my wife has effectively also become my work wife. We're around each other every day all day. It's basically impossible to get out during the day for some fun as I once was able to. On rare occasion, I've been able to hit an AMP, but no where near the frequency I once was able to. Pre-covid I was going weekly. She never leaves the house, and if she does it's during time where the rugrats need supervision. I was able to get out a couple weeks back when she had to travel for work, but her travel is very rare.
Not looking for sympathy or anything as I have a good family life. Just missing that extra something and wanted to rant it out here a bit. Anyone in a similar situation with any advice?
[QUOTE=Elastic;6232863]Just wanted to rant a bit. Since covid, both my company and my SO's company went 100% remote and eliminated their in-person offices. I've had to reconfigure my home to accommodate both of us working from home 100%. Sadly, this means I've been out of the game drastically these past 2 1/2 years as my wife has effectively also become my work wife. We're around each other every day all day. It's basically impossible to get out during the day for some fun as I once was able to. On rare occasion, I've been able to hit an AMP, but no where near the frequency I once was able to. Pre-covid I was going weekly. She never leaves the house, and if she does it's during time where the rugrats need supervision. I was able to get out a couple weeks back when she had to travel for work, but her travel is very rare.
Not looking for sympathy or anything as I have a good family life. Just missing that extra something and wanted to rant it out here a bit. Anyone in a similar situation with any advice?[/QUOTE]A woman you've already fucked that you can't pay to leave! You say you're not looking for sympathy, but even if you were. How the hell would a dead man walking find it?! Lmao.
Tell her you're volunteering a few hours a month to help guys fighting addictions to prostitution. Or make up a legal hobby she wouldn't want to participate in like bowling. Or employ a trusty friend or male family member, or a sex forum member, to be your weekly scumbag alibi. Or play off your job, tell her you've got an added 'responsibility' or 'weekly task' right after lunch that takes an hour or two.
[QUOTE=Elastic;6232863]Just wanted to rant a bit. Since covid, both my company and my SO's company went 100% remote and eliminated their in-person offices. I've had to reconfigure my home to accommodate both of us working from home 100%. Sadly, this means I've been out of the game drastically these past 2 1/2 years as my wife has effectively also become my work wife. We're around each other every day all day. It's basically impossible to get out during the day for some fun as I once was able to. On rare occasion, I've been able to hit an AMP, but no where near the frequency I once was able to. Pre-covid I was going weekly. She never leaves the house, and if she does it's during time where the rugrats need supervision. I was able to get out a couple weeks back when she had to travel for work, but her travel is very rare.
Not looking for sympathy or anything as I have a good family life. Just missing that extra something and wanted to rant it out here a bit. Anyone in a similar situation with any advice?[/QUOTE]Find a new job that you have to go to the office. Just kidding.
Stay Safe. MN.
[QUOTE=GoodWill123;6232340]LOL, you're obviously not in the medical field. We've seen a 300% rise in RSV do to masks. Known fact in my field, and it's been the center of much discussion. Also, why would you believe anything the CDC says. Haven't you learned by now? Even an uneducated person can see the inconsistent and waffling responses, and sometimes polarized responss, is just constant lies. Gee, it's a good thing I'm uneducated, lol. Ha ha. Good luck with your PhD.[/QUOTE]Obviously you are not in the medical field or a statistician. First 300% increase says little. 3 to 9 is a 300% increase. Oh and by the way that is in on small part of the country. Cherry picking facts to support your argument. Childish at best.
I do not believe everything the CDC recommends. I look at many resources and think for myself. Asians have wore masks for decades if not longer to decrease the spread of disease. Why do they do that it is because they care for the community. It is in their culture. It is common sense that wearing a mask will decrease the chances of spending germs.
So please provide proof that mask wearing has increased RSV. Most cases of RSV are with children less than 2 and they do not wear a mask. Ok I will help you because you need it. Yes RSV rates might be higher because people have taken measures to protect themselves from COVID which has decreased their natural immunity. I believe in natural immunity and do not think people should get some vaccinations. But when it comes to COVID people should keep up on boosters.
So to decrease RSV. Stay home when sick. Practice good hygiene. Cover you mouth when sneezing and coughing. Exercise and eat well.
But I do want to thank you for helping me prove my point about uneducated and ignorant people. Stop reading the fake news.
[QUOTE=Elastic;6232863]Just wanted to rant a bit. Since covid, both my company and my SO's company went 100% remote and eliminated their in-person offices. I've had to reconfigure my home to accommodate both of us working from home 100%. Sadly, this means I've been out of the game drastically these past 2 1/2 years as my wife has effectively also become my work wife. We're around each other every day all day. It's basically impossible to get out during the day for some fun as I once was able to. On rare occasion, I've been able to hit an AMP, but no where near the frequency I once was able to. Pre-covid I was going weekly. She never leaves the house, and if she does it's during time where the rugrats need supervision. I was able to get out a couple weeks back when she had to travel for work, but her travel is very rare.
Not looking for sympathy or anything as I have a good family life. Just missing that extra something and wanted to rant it out here a bit. Anyone in a similar situation with any advice?[/QUOTE]Really depends on how much your wife will let you get away with and how involved she is in your life. I'm in a similar situation but it's not nearly this bad. I've always had a group of friends that like to get together regularly without the wives. Before everyone started having kids, my wife saw different people from this crew of 10 or 15 people pretty regularly. Now that most of us have kids and busier lives the wives are seeing each other and talking much less. In addition to that, my wife comes out with me much less and sees my buddies less. She only sees people when they come to the house (which is rare) or when we go to parties (also rare). So needless to say, I don't need to worry about her talking to my friends much, and my friends' wives would have no idea what I'm up to if she ever runs across them. So, this is something I exploit.
Now that we are both home a lot more, I've used it to my advantage and started expressing a need to "get out and blow off steam". So, once a week, usually Wednesdays, I "go out for happy hour with some of the guys. " I'll go sit at a bar for a half hour and text providers and see if anyone is available (if I don't have anything scheduled in advance.) If I'm not getting any bites I'll go to another bar nearby, using my credit card at every stop and tipping generously so that the bill is a little higher and it looks like I spent more time at the bar than I really did. The credit card trail is key. As far as the SO is concerned, I am out with Jerry or Steve or a small group or whoever. If she asks I'll tell her what bars. If she ever looks at credit card statements, the charges are there. I change it up every week and only mention names if she asks who is going to be there. If I actually am having a drink with a buddy, I'll snap a selfie with them or something and just have it on my phone if she were to ever go through photos. The less she knows, the less I have to cover up. I'll have a bunch of stuff in place to corroborate my story, but reveal none of it unless I have to. Less is more until you need more.
I've built up a solid rolodex of providers so within a few hours I'm usually able to have something set up. If I strike out, I hit an AMP and go home. The SO is none the wiser and I play super dad for the next 24 hours and give her a break to make her happy and hopefully not wonder about or question my absences.
Now, I don't know you and I definitely do not know your wife. All I can say is that I have been operating this way for over a decade and I doubled down on it when COVID hit. If your wife isn't cool with you going out occasionally or if you don't have any friends, this method will not work.
You live in the house, you know what you have to work with and what you can get away with. All I can say is that this is my method and it works for me. Good luck and god speed, brother.
[QUOTE=Elastic;6232863]Just wanted to rant a bit. Since covid, both my company and my SO's company went 100% remote and eliminated their in-person offices. I've had to reconfigure my home to accommodate both of us working from home 100%. Sadly, this means I've been out of the game drastically these past 2 1/2 years as my wife has effectively also become my work wife. We're around each other every day all day. It's basically impossible to get out during the day for some fun as I once was able to. On rare occasion, I've been able to hit an AMP, but no where near the frequency I once was able to. Pre-covid I was going weekly. She never leaves the house, and if she does it's during time where the rugrats need supervision. I was able to get out a couple weeks back when she had to travel for work, but her travel is very rare.
Not looking for sympathy or anything as I have a good family life. Just missing that extra something and wanted to rant it out here a bit. Anyone in a similar situation with any advice?[/QUOTE]Man, you definitely need to add a workout routine to you regimen! For Christmas, buy you both a membership to LA Fitness or some such. Just make sure you cannot both be at the gym at the same time. As an added bonus, you have a place to go shower and / or change clothes before heading for home.
You're welcome!
BAM.
[QUOTE=BamBam;6233916]Man, you definitely need to add a workout routine to you regimen! For Christmas, buy you both a membership to LA Fitness or some such. Just make sure you cannot both be at the gym at the same time. As an added bonus, you have a place to go shower and / or change clothes before heading for home.
You're welcome!
BAM.[/QUOTE]We do have a gym membership. Its actually paused right now for the winter but will pick back up again in a couple months. I may have to go this route. Thanks.
[QUOTE=RufusFirefly;6233577]Obviously you are not in the medical field or a statistician. First 300% increase says little. 3 to 9 is a 300% increase. Oh and by the way that is in on small part of the country. Cherry picking facts to support your argument. Childish at best.
I do not believe everything the CDC recommends. I look at many resources and think for myself. Asians have wore masks for decades if not longer to decrease the spread of disease. Why do they do that it is because they care for the community. It is in their culture. It is common sense that wearing a mask will decrease the chances of spending germs.
So please provide proof that mask wearing has increased RSV. Most cases of RSV are with children less than 2 and they do not wear a mask. Ok I will help you because you need it. Yes RSV rates might be higher because people have taken measures to protect themselves from COVID which has decreased their natural immunity. I believe in natural immunity and do not think people should get some vaccinations. But when it comes to COVID people should keep up on boosters.
So to decrease RSV. Stay home when sick. Practice good hygiene. Cover you mouth when sneezing and coughing. Exercise and eat well..[/QUOTE]We are not in a pandemic or epidemic. Lose the mask or lose the business. That is what my provider's boss told the girls. No more masks!
I don't ask the people here to like me, these specific guys aren't the type of clients I see anyhow. What I do ask is that if you have a problem with me and it's not sex work related, that you come to me like an adult. Recently was notified that I was being called a rip off for no other reason than I made sure I was refunded money from a service that was not provided. I bought materials for my bathroom to be fixed, paid the person and was left half done for a year. Yes! Actually over a year after I had paid and everything. I recently got the money back. No promise of anything sexual or anything. This is strictly business and not sex business. None of this is hobby related and I'm appalled that someone would have the audacity to come in here as if I ripped them off by accepting a deposit and not following through. We're all grown here hopefully, let's not be stupid.
Question, why and who is paying $400, $500 $600 or more to see the likes of to name a few:
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[URL]https://tryst.link/escort/wonderwomanworld[/URL]
[URL]https://tryst.link/escort/green-eyed-beauty[/URL]
[URL]https://tryst.link/massage/lynn-marie555[/URL]