UconnFlyer

Oliver, I think you're super sexy and I bet a ton of other guys agree , so I wouldn't worry about the competition. I'd note that Legendary Dave is no bodybuilder either, but he too is quite sexy!

While I don't agree with Dakota's sentiment, here's a different spin. If Dakota had written, "no women" would we be chastising him just the same? Technically, a woman could use RM to hire escorts. So are escorts on RM obliged to serve women? If they refuse, are they sexists? Are they putting women down for refusing to serve them? I totally understand why his note has struck such a raw nerve and I can totally understand why people are justifiably offended. However, I'm not sure the rules of discrimination that we can apply to lawyers, doctors, etc necessarily work for escorts. For an escort to be good at his/her job, they have to establish a chemistry with their client. If the chemistry isn't there, there's a good chance the client won't be happy. Attraction is part of that chemistry, though certainly not the only thing.

For a small percentage of people, yes obesity is a disease. For most people, it's simply a matter of bad lifestyle choices....eating too much, eating garbage, exercising too little or some combination of all of the above. I think it's very dangerous to classify obesity as a disease as it tends to encourage people to just come up with an excuse "oh, I have a disease" versus coming up with solutions. Again, there are exceptions for those small number of individuals who have legitimate issues (e.g. hormonal imbalances, metabolic disorders, etc).