The latest bs review says 'long in the tooth'. What does that mean? Anyone that knows me can spot the phonies, so read with a grain of salt. Reviews like this make me even more grateful to the gents who post honestly. Thank you.

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Their teeth do not grow longer with age.  Their gum lines recede with age, therefore exposing more surface area of each tooth.

Actually, it's a little of both. As a horse grows older... it's teeth seem to grow longer.  So, Elaina in answer to your question... It has to do with horses and aging. I guess that he thought that you are a little too old.
Now IMHO I don't think so!!!!! I really should see you, but since I haven't I'm just being helpful.

IMO opinion people are just asshholes, who cares what the provider looks like. (To an extent) but physical appearance should never matter.  It's not all about the looks, it's about what's inside. Older is better IMO anyway.



MR.Metal

Thanks to all who posted. You are very helpful. You know it's funny, I gave up using the condoms that tasted terrible months ago. I don't know what planet this guy is from...
Thanks again and have a wonderful week.