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Trusted Servants
http://www.blackiris.com/SFLeatherMC/SFLclubs/TrustedServants/TShome.html
We are a clean and sober, nonprofit social organization incorporated in the State of California. We offer sobriety support, friendship and camaraderie to Homosexual/Bisexual women and men actively involved in 12 Step recovery who also participate in the Leather, Levi, Motorcycle, S/M and Fetish lifestyle(s). Our organization was founded by a group of sober leathermen following Living Sober 1989.
Health & Wellness : Substance Abuse
Feb 15, 2000
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We are a clean and sober, nonprofit social organization incorporated in the State of California. We offer sobriety support, friendship and camaraderie to Homosexual/Bisexual women and men actively involved in 12 Step recovery who also participate in the Leather, Levi, Motorcycle, S/M and Fetish lifestyle(s). Our organization was founded by a group of sober leathermen following Living Sober 1989.
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