Hustling Is Illegal: But Just In Case
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A reader asks: “I am thinking of becoming a male sex worker. I’ve always wanted to try it! What do I do?”
A reader asks: “I am thinking of becoming a male sex worker. I’ve always wanted to try it! What do I do?”
A reader asks: “I rented out my spare room to this great girl and then started spending a lot of time with her. Now, it’s time for her girlfriend to move in, and I think I’m falling in love. Did I screw up?”
What do you get when you pair Mitch Hara and Jason Stuart as a hateful gay couple who can’t stand each other but can’t afford to get divorced? “Smothered,” a hysterical and slightly dark look into the journey of a couple and their search for a therapist who can help them save their doomed relationship.
A reader asks: “My best friend did something horrible to me two years and we have never talked since. Now we work together, so I’m forced to talk to him. Help!”
My father didn’t talk to me for three years. Not a sentence. Not a word. Not a syllable. Not a hello, good-bye, how are you? Not an “I love you” for 3 x 365 = 1,095 days. Life is very short, and three years is a huge chunk of time.
A reader asks: “About two months ago my best friend got his first real boyfriend. Now we hardly talk. I know he’s happy, but I’m losing my best bud. Help!”
A reader asks: “Why are men always so endlessly horny and promiscuous? Sometimes it gets in the way of everything.”
A readers asks: “I’m a drag queen who competes in pageants and shows. But the other performers are not very nice to me. Am I doing something wrong?”
A reader asks: “I’ve been going to gay bars for years. This is how I enjoy life, how I meet friends and meet dates. But now everything is closed because of COVID-19, and could be closed for months. Even Meetups have stopped, and dating online is futile. I know it will pass, but… help!”
A reader asks: “I’ve been ill for months now. And I’ve been telling my primary doctor that I know what’s wrong with me. But he keeps saying, “the tests don’t prove it.” But I’m sure I know myself. What do I do?”