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  1. Wicked, with Julia Murney as Elphaba and Kendra Kassebaum as Galinda.
  2. I love this cast and wish I was still living in the U.S. so I could see them. The only person I've seen performing live was Lindsay Mendez when she was doing Godspell. She blew me away, and my wig has been MIA since then. She also served me juice during intermission when they allowed people to peruse the stage. Also, a sweetheart at the stage door.
  3. FYI, the virus can be found in the perianal area of infected individuals although there may be no visible lesions there. Many confirmed cases only had a few pustules on their bodies, so there is basically no good way to tell upon a casual interaction. Be careful out there. The disease may not be life threatening, but those lesions are most definitely not fun to have, take a while to heal, and you'll have to be isolated from the rest of the world for a while until all scabs fall off and your public health department determines that you're cleared.
  4. I’m just desperately waiting for him to return to LA.
  5. Oh man, it would have been amazing if this had actually been the Tony Award winner Gavin Creel. I saw him in the Book of Mormon tour a few years back and have been following his career for years. Beautiful voice. This dude looks nothing like him.
  6. I hadn’t felt this much joy from watching a movie in a very long time. Robin de Jesus also made me cry. It was also a delight every time a theater person that I recognized appeared on screen. Although Sunday was a treat to watch, my favorite songs were Come to Your Senses and Louder Than Words. Alexandra Shipp was a revelation to me and I now have much more appreciation for Vanessa Hudgens and the actress/vocalist she has become. Of course all theater performers were spectacular as expected.
  7. You took the words right out of my mouth. I have communicated with a prolific provider who stated nothing about not welcoming Asian clients in his ad. When I contacted him we conversed for a bit and he asked about what I looked like because he wanted to make sure he’d recognize the correct person who’d show up at his door. Once I described myself he simply said I’d have a better time with someone else. it wasn’t rude, but it did not make me feel good. I blamed myself for reaching out to him, for not knowing my place and asking for the impossible. This was before I started researching about providers and it turned out that his preference was quite well known. This has happened to me more than a few times with different providers. Some providers do so well that they don’t welcome all types of clients and although it does pose a question about professionalism as @Jamie21 eloquently said, I respect their discretion. I just hope that they are honest and straightforward about it upfront in their ad so nobody has to waste their time. I understand that having stuff like that on an ad is bad for business, but if they’re going to have a preference they need to accept the caveats. Personally, if I were confident about my appearance and did not mind rejection after communicating with someone, I would have stayed on hookup apps and not considered hiring someone to make me feel special.
  8. I am so glad to know you’re doing well and keeping busy. I really need to fulfill my fantasy of meeting you. Let me know whenever you are down here in LA for anything. I will make time. Not sure how and whether I’d be able to go near where you live but will check with you if I have the opportunity to travel there.
  9. Missed two chances to see him here in LA a few years ago and am still hoping we could still make it happen one day.
  10. Although I’ve never been in a similar situation, as a medical professional I agree with what @purplekow and @jeezifonly said. Either do it out of the goodness of the heart or propose a fee. If he wants to barter then you can think about it. Less room for misunderstanding. Regardless of the approach if you don’t enjoy his companion it may not be a good idea to take the gig.
  11. Not much about massage in the ad, but tempting nonetheless. Anyone with recent experience?
  12. Ben was a truly beautiful man. It was unfortunate there was no chemistry and I think both of us were too tired. I've been thinking about giving it another go.
  13. My experience was pretty similar. He looks bit older than the pic and the body was ok. I messed up by having a little drink before hand just to get myself to relax but it apparently was distracting to the masseuse. Deep, pressure was just right. He really did have the skill. I didn't prepare more cash for upgrades and got a very mechanical ending, I left the fee on his coffee table and he didn't see it and ran to the door as I was about to exit as if I was going to dine and dash. Not going back for sure, because we really didn't click at all.
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