August 12, 2005
The day I met Boston, he gave me a hug that felt so powerfully connected that it literally knocked me unconscious. Swear to god... His capacity for multi-level communication is profoundly amazing, and every conversation we've shared has left me feeling permanently enriched. Boston is, in a word, a keeper.
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My TestimonialsJuly 22, 2005
B is great. Not in the common, mundane sense of the word, but chalk full and bursting with its original denotation: (1) Superior in quality or character; noble. (2) Powerful; influential (3) Eminent; distinguished. B is solid, but exploratory. Trustworthy. Smiles because he means it. Listens because he cares. Wise and clever but not pressed to prove it. All in all, a rare and exemplary human being; an excellent man to have in your corner.
January 22, 2005
Aaaahh, the lovely, Apollonian Bostonian. Woe is the goddess who is infatuated with this man (like me :) Boston is pure light, with a solid ray of Virgoen earth energy running thru his core. His massages are heavenly, his snuggles are juicy, and his laughter will be ringing in your ears long after the punchline to the joke has been told. Long Live this white shining knight on a horse....and don't forget to run your fingers through his curls.
September 22, 2004
Curly and tall. I hereby testify on behalf of the Charming Bostonian he is here. Some people you meet are not here. The Mighty Mighty Bostone is present. And not "present" like "Buy me a birthday present" but "present" like "There's no gift like the present" Keep it up, and you might fall into his good graces. But only if you're lucky.
September 9, 2004
Ahhh...Boston. You are the candle's flame, casting a warm glow on all those around you. I look into your simple and pure beauty and feel like I am touching the great beyond. Thanks you for being genuine and so much fun. I've spent a total of about four full days with Boston and those have been four of the best of my life. I suppose it might have something to do with haveing known you forever. People of the greater tribe, get to know this man, you will be ever greatful. He is a graceful spirite with more to give than I know what to do with. Beside that, his is amazing with his hands and with his heart. Looking forward to that next day together...
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