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[QUOTE=Spanker7;7527585]Wondering is the new policy actually impacting your hobby routine. Is it still going to be safe visiting a L1 or L2 place for the quicky?[/QUOTE]We'll see. If you're concerned about being caught in Fairfax County, you can always visit AMP's in Fairfax City or in Arlington, Loudoun, and Prince William counties. You also might want to check the OPSEC thread elsewhere in the Northern Virginia forum, which has valuable information on how to protect yourself while hobbying.
[QUOTE=TomMcAn;7529475]We'll see. If you're concerned about being caught in Fairfax County, you can always visit AMP's in Fairfax City or in Arlington, Loudoun, and Prince William counties. You also might want to check the OPSEC thread elsewhere in the Northern Virginia forum, which has valuable information on how to protect yourself while hobbying.[/QUOTE]Searched but it turned out that there are only very few spots offering L2 or L3. Any recs in this county?
[URL]https://sites.google.com/site/beefeater500/ts7-new-ringworm-std[/URL]
Ringworm type disease no cure.
The FATSO is wrong, it can be cured with oral terbinafine (250 mg daily). DO NOT USE A TOPICAL STEROID, it will make it worse. Cure rate is about 65%, with a 22% relapse if you stop the treatment early. When the fungus has disappeared, continue treatment for another TWO WEEKS!! You're not clear until a doctor tells you. This was easy to find and with AI, it can provide other stuff you must do to protect the rest of your home.
[QUOTE=Mpduration;7534223][URL]https://sites.google.com/site/beefeater500/ts7-new-ringworm-std[/URL]
Ringworm type disease no cure.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Mpduration;7534223][URL]https://sites.google.com/site/beefeater500/ts7-new-ringworm-std[/URL]
Ringworm type disease no cure.[/QUOTE]You can alternatively use Fungi cure wash and Hibiscus to prevent the infection. I normally use them when I take a shower after nutting.
[QUOTE=MyProxy;7536544]You can alternatively use Fungi cure wash and Hibiscus to prevent the infection. I normally use them when I take a shower after nutting.[/QUOTE]Do you mean Hibiclean?
[QUOTE=MyProxy;7536544]You can alternatively use Fungi cure wash and Hibiscus to prevent the infection. I normally use them when I take a shower after nutting.[/QUOTE]Make sure to bring your own towels to incall. Some of these providers want you to laydown on bedspread or on sofa.
[QUOTE=Spanker7;7527585]Wondering is the new policy actually impacting your hobby routine. Is it still going to be safe visiting a L1 or L2 place for the quicky?[/QUOTE]Sorry. I search function doesn't seem to be working. What is an L1, L2, L3?
[QUOTE=UncleSammy96;7540388]Sorry. I search function doesn't seem to be working. What is an L1, L2, L3?[/QUOTE]160 posts and you haven't figured it out? L1 HJ, L2 BJ, L3 FS.
Very early in the process, and it may end up going nowhere, but it's always worth watching when there's a serious effort to decriminalize prostitution.
[URL]https://gazette.com/2026/02/23/battle-lines-drawn-as-colorado-considers-decriminalizing-prostitution/[/URL]
[QUOTE=JmSuttr;7540941]Very early in the process, and it may end up going nowhere, but it's always worth watching when there's a serious effort to decriminalize prostitution.
[URL]https://gazette.com/2026/02/23/battle-lines-drawn-as-colorado-considers-decriminalizing-prostitution/[/URL][/QUOTE]Getting high before visiting an AMP. And it would be all legal someday in Colorado!
[QUOTE=JmSuttr;7540941]Very early in the process, and it may end up going nowhere, but it's always worth watching when there's a serious effort to decriminalize prostitution.
[URL]https://gazette.com/2026/02/23/battle-lines-drawn-as-colorado-considers-decriminalizing-prostitution/[/URL][/QUOTE]Decriminalized is not the same as legalized. There is a difference. Anyhow I highly doubt this will pass as it would face federal legal challenges as well. Heck even NV is close to closing their legal brothels.
[QUOTE=GlockEm17;7540742]160 posts and you haven't figured it out? L1 HJ, L2 BJ, L3 FS.[/QUOTE]Yes Really I'm new to this thread and have never seen that in other threads. And yes… I looked in the FAQ section of the forum where they have a very nice collection of acronyms and vocabulary… Nada.
Thanks for the assistance.
Full disclosure: I haven't read the text of the proposed Colorado legislation.
That being said, decriminalization generally just implies that the state would turn a blind eye to formerly criminal behavior that falls within certain limits. While I didn't closely follow (not being a partaker) the details of the various marijuana decriminalization and legalization efforts, IIRC it began with allowances for possession of a certain amount defined as personal use, while maintaining legal penalties for larger (non-personal use) amounts. Whether specific laws are repealed, changed, or simply not strictly enforced, the practical effect tends to be the same.
IMHO, the above model could serve as a template for decriminalizing prostitution. To follow the analogy, "personal use" would include consensual private sexual activity, with $ exchanged, between two adults. The state could specifically exclude anything that involved third parties, such as agencies, AMPs, more than one provider working together, and anything involving public places (like streetwalking). So visiting an independent provider at her incall, or at your outcall location (home or hotel), would fit the decriminalized personal use scenario.
Another point to consider is that decriminalization is probably easier for the state to manage than legalization. That's because legalization generally involves things like licensing and state-imposed requirements that will need to be monitored and overseen. Again, if I'm not mistaken, the marijuana efforts began with decriminalization and only afterwards did full legalization follow. Speaking strictly from the perspective of a private monger, I'd much prefer decriminalization because that would seem to require less government involvement.
With respect to the federal government, they usually don't involve themselves in misdemeanor activity, which is how private, one-to-one, prostitution is usually classified. They certainly would still be involved in anything they could classify as "trafficking," or anything that involved something serious like money laundering. Again, it seems like marijuana decriminalization has found a way to coexist with the Feds, so why not prostitution?
Can't speak to the situation in Nevada because I don't have those details. But NV legalized prostitution is brothel-based, which are licensed commercial businesses, and certainly different from the private consensual activity described above.
To be clear, I'm not saying I have any expectations about the Colorado proposal. I simply think it's worth watching. For those familiar with the concept of the Overton Window, policies that once were considered outside the realm of acceptability (like marijuana use, same-sex marriage, etc.) can eventually stay in the window long enough to become accepted. If the Colorado proposal garners serious discussion and debate, that helps keep it in the window even if it doesn't pass.
Five arrested over alleged baseball bat beating and prostitution in Pentagon City.
[URL]https://www.arlnow.com/2026/03/09/five-arrested-over-alleged-baseball-bat-beating-and-prostitution-in-pentagon-city/[/URL]