LaCapGuy87

I enjoyed the experience. Very sexy. The kind of man I go for in general so when I opened the door and he flashed that smile, I knew it was going to be a good time. He walked in, washed his hands, and got naked. I had my table up (not sure if he travels with his). He started oiling but was focused on the buns. He’s a cheeks man, so if you want a lot of attention there, go for it (at one point he was verbal, so I imagine the fatter ur buns are, the happier you’ll both be).  He’s down for whatever as well. Massage was ok, but it just led to more of an erotic experience with both of us finishing.  Really nice package. Amazing thick and fit body. Even sexted a time or two after 🥵🥵. If you want a therapeutic massage with extras, he may not be your guy. But if you want a fun erotic massage with therapeutic elements, go for it. Nice price. Charming guy. 

Very helpful. Thanks

Curious! Thanks 
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So here’s what I’m learning. Yesterday, I’m in LA for context, I reached out to four providers. All responded pretty promptly. Even if our schedules didn’t work, I responded with gratitude so we could stay in touch. I’ve spoken with a provider or two, ones that I have a long history with. They have their own vetting process. Like we do, we have this forum, apparently they have means and resources too. The two i know have shared sometimes they do some research. If there’s bad comments, low tips, aggressive behavior, not so good hygiene, etc. they tend to avoid and not respond (idk what they use, didn’t bother to ask, but thought it was interesting). I think that’s a luxury they have in a huge market like LA. Not sure if this is something that’s practiced from city to city, but it helped me understand how some move, why someone may or may not respond. 
Overall, it’s a business, so you’d think people would care about their clientele or potential clients, but I guess there’s the human factor we must always factor in. I rely on the energy and wording in a text. If they don’t respond or aren’t warm and engaging, it’s a sign that I likely dodged a bullet. Only once have I “chased” down and provider due to the great comments up here. He was apologetic when we finally crossed paths and it was worth it. The exception, I fear. 

I hired CJ to come to my place and had a lovely massage. Everything said on this thread rang true. Great guy, Swedish style, nude and sensual throughout, nice finish. Recommend. 

It’s easier to call. I’ve never used their website. Usually call and you’re good. 

Endowment!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

I know this is the escort part of the forum, but has anyone tried Mark's massage skills?

That's exactly what I was going to post. Disclaimer: I'm not a medical doctor. But that looks like a classic case of folliculitis, which I also got soon after getting a massage. Wash the area with antibacterial soap, and it'll start clearing up on its own in a few days.

I've come across this but for me, it boils down to consent. Just because someone is a masseur, advertising sensual/erotic or not, the only thing that ever matters is consent. They're humans, and just because they make money from sex work, it doesn't mean they owe anyone access to their body. Hey, if you're luck to find their OF and then get to work with them, treat it as a fantasy coming to life. 
I've booked a therapist whose OF was strictly him and women. I could sense he was nervous and he asked for a drink. He took a few shots and dropped his clothes. I still kept my hands to myself. He moved my hands onto his body. Things escalated quickly. At the end, I asked what that was about. He said, that I had a good vibe and asked that I keep this between us. And that was it. I walked in ready to enjoy the fantasy of this straight man. Turns out, he was open to more, he just needed to assess and feel a connection/interest before offering more.

I've come across this but for me, it boils down to consent. Just because someone is a masseur, advertising sensual/erotic or not, the only thing that ever matters is consent. They're humans, and just because they make money from sex work, it doesn't mean they owe anyone access to their body. Hey, if you're luck to find their OF and then get to work with them, treat it as a fantasy coming to life. 
I've booked a therapist whose OF was strictly him and women. I could sense he was nervous and he asked for a drink. He took a few shots and dropped his clothes. I still kept my hands to myself. He moved my hands onto his body. Things escalated quickly. At the end, I asked what that was about. He said, that I had a good vibe and asked that I keep this between us. And that was it. I walked in ready to enjoy the fantasy of this straight man. Turns out, he was open to more, he just needed to assess and feel a connection/interest before offering more.

I've come across this but for me, it boils down to consent. Just because someone is a masseur, advertising sensual/erotic or not, the only thing that ever matters is consent. They're humans, and just because they make money from sex work, it doesn't mean they owe anyone access to their body. Hey, if you're luck to find their OF and then get to work with them, treat it as a fantasy coming to life. 
I've booked a therapist whose OF was strictly him and women. I could sense he was nervous and he asked for a drink. He took a few shots and dropped his clothes. I still kept my hands to myself. He moved my hands onto his body. Things escalated quickly. At the end, I asked what that was about. He said, that I had a good vibe and asked that I keep this between us. And that was it. I walked in ready to enjoy the fantasy of this straight man. Turns out, he was open to more, he just needed to assess and feel a connection/interest before offering more.

I've come across this but for me, it boils down to consent. Just because someone is a masseur, advertising sensual/erotic or not, the only thing that ever matters is consent. They're humans, and just because they make money from sex work, it doesn't mean they owe anyone access to their body. Hey, if you're luck to find their OF and then get to work with them, treat it as a fantasy coming to life. 
I've booked a therapist whose OF was strictly him and women. I could sense he was nervous and he asked for a drink. He took a few shots and dropped his clothes. I still kept my hands to myself. He moved my hands onto his body. Things escalated quickly. At the end, I asked what that was about. He said, that I had a good vibe and asked that I keep this between us. And that was it. I walked in ready to enjoy the fantasy of this straight man. Turns out, he was open to more, he just needed to assess and feel a connection/interest before offering more.

I've come across this but for me, it boils down to consent. Just because someone is a masseur, advertising sensual/erotic or not, the only thing that ever matters is consent. They're humans, and just because they make money from sex work, it doesn't mean they owe anyone access to their body. Hey, if you're luck to find their OF and then get to work with them, treat it as a fantasy coming to life. 
I've booked a therapist whose OF was strictly him and women. I could sense he was nervous and he asked for a drink. He took a few shots and dropped his clothes. I still kept my hands to myself. He moved my hands onto his body. Things escalated quickly. At the end, I asked what that was about. He said, that I had a good vibe and asked that I keep this between us. And that was it. I walked in ready to enjoy the fantasy of this straight man. Turns out, he was open to more, he just needed to assess and feel a connection/interest before offering more.

I've come across this but for me, it boils down to consent. Just because someone is a masseur, advertising sensual/erotic or not, the only thing that ever matters is consent. They're humans, and just because they make money from sex work, it doesn't mean they owe anyone access to their body. Hey, if you're luck to find their OF and then get to work with them, treat it as a fantasy coming to life. 
I've booked a therapist whose OF was strictly him and women. I could sense he was nervous and he asked for a drink. He took a few shots and dropped his clothes. I still kept my hands to myself. He moved my hands onto his body. Things escalated quickly. At the end, I asked what that was about. He said, that I had a good vibe and asked that I keep this between us. And that was it. I walked in ready to enjoy the fantasy of this straight man. Turns out, he was open to more, he just needed to assess and feel a connection/interest before offering more.

These are some of my favorite encounters.....the unexpected fantasy that turns.   If you're respective and chill, it does happen.  

I've come across this but for me, it boils down to consent. Just because someone is a masseur, advertising sensual/erotic or not, the only thing that ever matters is consent. They're humans, and just because they make money from sex work, it doesn't mean they owe anyone access to their body. Hey, if you're luck to find their OF and then get to work with them, treat it as a fantasy coming to life. 
I've booked a therapist whose OF was strictly him and women. I could sense he was nervous and he asked for a drink. He took a few shots and dropped his clothes. I still kept my hands to myself. He moved my hands onto his body. Things escalated quickly. At the end, I asked what that was about. He said, that I had a good vibe and asked that I keep this between us. And that was it. I walked in ready to enjoy the fantasy of this straight man. Turns out, he was open to more, he just needed to assess and feel a connection/interest before offering more.

Yup. 

I've come across this but for me, it boils down to consent. Just because someone is a masseur, advertising sensual/erotic or not, the only thing that ever matters is consent. They're humans, and just because they make money from sex work, it doesn't mean they owe anyone access to their body. Hey, if you're luck to find their OF and then get to work with them, treat it as a fantasy coming to life. 
I've booked a therapist whose OF was strictly him and women. I could sense he was nervous and he asked for a drink. He took a few shots and dropped his clothes. I still kept my hands to myself. He moved my hands onto his body. Things escalated quickly. At the end, I asked what that was about. He said, that I had a good vibe and asked that I keep this between us. And that was it. I walked in ready to enjoy the fantasy of this straight man. Turns out, he was open to more, he just needed to assess and feel a connection/interest before offering more.

Seems like he offers different options now. 🙄
Incall to me ($115/$145/$175 for 60/75/90 minutes) Additional time after 90 minutes $25/15 minutes Nude/sensual/mutual touch additional $35-$100 depending on length of session Theragun percussion therapy additional $25 Stretching and mobilization additional $15

Same. Both of them. Tho sometimes they're a bit distracted from foot traffic as they take walk-ins, but I've noticed a lot of men request those two and I've never left unsatisfied. 

I enjoy him personally. I've been over a half dozen times. Usually in shorts, happy ending. Really great massage, best I've had honestly. Sensual elements make it better, but the massage alone stands on it's own. Handsome man. Always accommodating, has taken me within an hours notice. Plus, I enjoy when people have a legit studio catering to their clientele. As the saying goes, YMMV, but for me, not much MT, he's not naked, but sensual and happy ending, sweet and endearing. 

To some masseurs, “sensual” means they occasionally brush an ass cheek with their fingertips on their way to your hamstrings.

Booked this week. He was quick to respond. I agree with what was said. Thai combo approach. Pictures look like him, just a little salt and pepper. Wasn't heavy in a bad way. HE (multiple for me in one session). Great experience for price point, would recommend. 

Yelp has been the biggest help here for me. Usually once you find one place, you'll see they "suggest" other places and then you follow the paper trail. I've added a few guys who comment or frequent places I enjoy, and now they've updated their feature to say "2 friends left a review" which lets me know I'm in the right area. I'll also message guys up there, and we exchange info on places. I tend to read reviews, look for men who leave reviews on other male massuers. Bonus if they mention someone by name. You can also search for key words ;). 
I have about 3 or 4 businesses that I go to, with consistent success. Happy to chat a bit more in a PM, but like someone said, since these are legit businesses, gotta play by ear and be mindful. Also, I've built relationships with the guys, so sometimes things happened the first time, others it took a bit of time.