Think of the local economy
this post was submitted on 19 Aug 2023
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It's mutually consensual and beneficial, and they don't walk away with half your shit when things go south.
My opinion is based on an older gentleman commiserating on how difficult it was for young impoverished students to pay for everything nowadays. I was in debt, and had at just that moment come out at the LGB soc. That person was my bank manager.
Subs that pay doms don't bother me at all.
Guy who goes a few times a year is regular. Guy who goes multiple times a week sleeze.