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A long since retired, well-reviewed and revered escort had a similar setup. He was very proud of it and I just played along. It was the tackiest thing ever. I was entertaining a regular hire and had put out my nice, fluffy and thick bath towels for him to use when showering. (They are always out - I use them myself) He finishes the shower and yells out "hey, do you have different towels?". We had played with oil and he didn't want to get the nice bath towels all messy with oil. The worn Target towels did the trick.

I have enjoyed overnights..... but the KEY here is communication. I wrote on here some years ago - that I had a goal to hire 3 well known escorts in this fourm. One of them messaged me, saying he had seen my add and that we should make it happen. I live in Australia, he was living in Bali. I had a trip to Bali booked - so we worked out some details. After some messenger chat - he suggested we talk on messenger and set up a time that suited both of us. We talked for over 1 hour, about what I wanted in the session, and he upsold me to a overnight. He was in Ubud, I was going to be in Nusa Dua. He suggested I spend a night in Ubud, as that would cut down his travel time - which he charged for. So I looked around found a great 1 bedroom villa, with lap pool, outdoor kitchen and terrace. I sent him the links and he approved. During our conversations and on his profile he mentioned his liking for a cigar and a single malt. I am partial to both - so I grabbed some good single malt and some cigars at duty free. We talked about a 14 hour time period of which he said he would want to sleep for around 6 hours. The night arrived, I had had a swim and a relax in the sun, showered. He arrived and we started with a very long hug. We chatted, had a drink, got to know each other,I was presented with a choice of underwear that he would wear for foreplay, ordered dinner, had some intro play, dinner arrived, we ate, drank some single malt, and then the main course arrived. He was a great kisser, we had some relaxed but hot play, we had a shower, we sat outside on the terrace watched the full moon, ( his naked body pressed up against mine) smoked a cigar, drank some single malt, he relaxed on a lounger by the pool, smoking a cigar while I smoked his cigar .... Back to bed for some more fun Slept Relaxed morning, I made coffee after we had dealt with morning wood - he had a shower, I gave him what was left of the cigars and single malt, and of course paid his $1400USD donation with a tip. It was worth every penny

I can understand that for some Americans, the idea of Canada is enticing. Less drama, the idea of a friendlier life. But moving is not easy, there are hurdles to jump, and no guarantees of being able to move. If you could move easily it may be a simpler choice, to move for now hoping that the things you think you need to escape might cease to be an issue and you could go back. Your own country always has a pull on you, emotionally, practically, families. Five years ago, I was disillusioned by the way I saw Australia going, and in the glow that New Zealand held across the ditch, there was the kernel of an idea to move. For us, moving there is far easier than it is for Americans to move north. We can simply move, no questions, 'register' as a resident, and in five years obtain a passport. It's more complex for Kiwis to go the other way, but for us it's easy. The pandemic snuffed out any idea of doing that, neither of us could at all. Five years later, the tone of Australia has changed. If I had moved, the pull of home would have been strong. I may not have regretted the move. But I do not regret now that I couldn't. But I could never, ever, ever have cheered for the All Blacks. Canada may have an allure now, but today in America is not forever. Escape may feel urgent in this moment, but whatever has changed, much remains the same. There is a rhythm of life, moving will disrupt it, the idea of change may promise something better, but it will be different in ways that you will not know until you try it. That can be a caution as much as an objective.

Truly horrific. I should add that he had a mirror above the bed, and full mirror wardrobes. I mean what’s the point if it’s so dark you can’t see? (Aside from it being quite tacky).

Of course, this is my own blend of neurosis and being a virgo.

The guy had class. Or at least consideration.

I think most of us would welcome people moving up here from the US. We are far from a perfect country, however. The cost of living in major cities like Toronto and Vancouver is pretty high, though lower than Manhattan. Universal medical is great, but we have long waits for treatment and many people cannot find a family doctor. Canadians are pretty friendly, but that also depends on the region. I find almost everyone is polite, but not always warm and engaging like a lot of Americans tend to be.

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I’m sorry you had that experience. Given how well you got along, is it possible it wasn’t really about you, but perhaps something else was going on? I’ve mentioned this before, but once I met with a provider and it was clear early on nothing was going to happen. He’d just been having a tough few weeks, so we ended up at the hotel bar talking for hours. Really nice guy. He insisted we meet again the next night, which we did and he was amazing.

We all have insecurities, a good provider would make you feel welcomed and make sure you're comfortable. Don't be too hard on yourself. 🥰

This forum is for discussing economic issues. Posts detailing political issues (in the US and elsewhere) have been deleted. And gents, avoid the snark.

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Hi, I'm a daddy who would love to have his fitness lifestyle funded, but I should warn you that my lifestyle is expensive. Are you sure a young guy like you can afford me? Sorry, but I can't resist a dangling modifier. Good luck in your search!

Oh. Yes, it is. For some of us that's such basic knowledge that it didn't occur to me that it wasn't obvious. My bad. And in a play on that name, the national football team of Aotearoa is the All Whites, and the basketball team is the Tall Blacks.

In the interest of any cultural misunderstanding, "All Blacks" is the name of New Zealand's national rugby union team for their all black uniforms.

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The evidence posted by BOTH of you supports a misunderstanding, with Venmo partially to blame. Look at all the evidence. Your posts continually read like you only accept evidence that supoorts your preconceived judgement. The matter was resolved. Open yourself to the possibility that he honestly was trying to help resolve it, and that - for the first time EVER? - a large financial corp had a system issue that made things hard to resolve. Ever had to dispute a credit card trans before? My goodness.

Sark, one of the Channel Islands/Îles Anglo-Normandes.

I’ve met some beautiful souls in this line of work. They span the looks gamut from 11 to -1. I don’t care what he looks like. It’s all about fulfilling what my client needs. He doesn’t have to entertain me either; that’s my job. @KensingtonHomo I’m less concerned with how freshly laundered his hand towels are, or how spotless his kitchen is. While these are nice, I wouldn’t be judging him for having a normal everyday cooked-in kitchen or a rag on the side of the bed. One of my regulars greets me at his door in old, ill fitting, ripped up jeans (not the “stylish” variety, just plain ripped), a haphazardly thrown on tee, and an unshaven face. He calls me a bitch and says what the hell am I doing here. That’s just our humor. I throw it all right back at him. He is so comfortable with me that he doesn’t feel the pressure to make a big show, and he is so secure in our relationship that he hurls insults knowing I won’t take any of it seriously. I call him a big slut in his first language. When you feel this mutually secure, this grounded, you know you have a solid relationship. That’s priceless. First impressions are another story. There’s something to be said for professionalism on the provider side, and common courtesy on the client side, but even then, I am not judging the client. I am only focused on doing a good job. The truly ugly clients to me are ugly on the inside.

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Just got back from Montreal. Wad there from Wed to Sun. Wed, don't bother with Stock Bar. Campus was fire. Taboo is lame. Mostly malnourished twinks. Stock Bar generally seems gayer. Dancers are more effeminate. Didn't bother to do any privates. Had reserved tables for hen's nights on Fri and Sat, and the only straight hunks will gyrate towards them. Dances on stage were mostly covered up except for quick peeks and the one shower show I saw. Campus on the other hand. FIRE!!!! So so so much fun and full on erected cocks on stage. Go after 11pm and all the dancers will be full on horny. Like pretty much anything goes. Fabio from Stock Bar works there now Thur to Sun. Have fun, and people in Montreal are really nice and friendly too.

I’ve done that but I usually pull aside the liner too…

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