Taylor Bookman

Lots of different play-friendly areas, both indoor and outdoor, including some which allow for some semi-privacy (though never count on people avoiding the temptation to open curtains and peek in). Also, some non-play social areas which are really nice (bar, dance-floor, some pool tables, stuff like that). I've visited with a provider's company and on other occasions with a "civilian" play-friend, and it's been fun every time.

Yes, it's gone.

"Cheating" is a term your partner gets to define, for you. It's also a term you get to define, for her. Nobody else gets a vote either way (except in the case of complicated multi-partner relationships of the kind I enjoy finding myself in, but the same principle always applies).

Dude. Rod Serling is right behind you.

It's as if you've stumbled into some kind of Twilight Zone where the ladies are marketing to more than just you. The horror. The horror.

Fortunately, my wife and I are still pretty constantly interested in having sex with one another Plus escorts. Plus pretty much anyone we get along with.

In one form or another, it's probably hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of years old

By how high off the ground I'm walking for the next few days.

(1) Checking private messages. (2) Responding to this post. (3) Marking everything else as read.

Why is [cartoonish generalization] attracted to [cartoonish generalization]? Given the nearly-fictional nature of each, possibly something to do with Godzilla, or unicorns.

Personally, I just really appreciate the Bloom County reference

One of my favorite activities. I orgasm more easily in 69 than just about any other way, really (though I know that's not true for everyone!)

The difference between the words "largely" and "whole" contain the point, on which we evidently agree.

I don't pretend to know the answer. I just know that Step One of figuring it out wouldn't be broad-strokes presumption (including this new layer of broad-strokes presumption you've introduced) This, on the other hand, is impeccable reasoning, and I applaud it sincerely.

Any attempt to distill the appeal of anything to a single point is pretty much doomed to failure, I think. Sometimes, for the sake of conversation, a sweeping generalization is just fine ... but for real understanding, I think it's axiomatic that anything that has appeal, has varied appeal.