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I am a fan of Russ. But I would not hire someone for 2 days unless Ive seen them for a shorter period (usually 2 hours) so we can figure out if we will get along. My 2c.

Frankly, the odometer mileage is, for me, one of his more attractive features. His life experience and range of interests contribute to his appeal — I feel like I’m with a man, not a boy.

Awwwww! If there’s an annual or bi-annual ‘Tristan Thread’ then perhaps there had to be the bi-annual or annual RESPONSE to it!
Absolutely swooning in the compliments; appreciate all of you so very much who have supported me over the years. I have never attempted to be the same as some of my colleagues- whose business model is to pack an absurd amount of clients into one day, fill themselves up with money like the cheeks of a chipmunk, then disappear for weeks. 
 
My model is slow but steady, only a couple a day at max- and that allows me my other obligations to the Army and to family / dogs / regular job. Communication with me can suck; and I will state that in advance…but as all of you who stayed the course have seen; I never do people wrong. 
 
As far as not being everyone’s type; oh well. Some people on this forum also strive for guys that perpetual con artists and hustlers, or because a guy is 22 and ‘less touched’, his value increases? ROFLMAO. Alright, let me know how that works out when he leaves after 35 minutes or doesn’t show up period, demands deposits, or blackmails you down the line when he’s desperate for 👌.
I feel better at 41 then I did in my early 30s;  and what you bring to a session as an escort is more important between your ears, as between your legs or the biceps on your arms. 
 
Time and experience shape perspective; and I am thankful to all my ‘mentors’ out there for helping craft mine. Love you all! ❤️
‘TB’ / Jordan

I feel like I’m in the big leagues now, I’ve finally just met THE @tristanbaldwin.  I can’t share all the adjustments that he made to make this dream meeting come true.  He is truly way up there among the providers I’ve met.

Until this site ramps up a proper review process, trusting RM's reviews is buying fool's gold.
The long threads about it here can be searched and confirmed.
However, the ideology that someone with perfect/high reviews has to be fake is bullshit.  
Some of us are just great at what we do. 
Always be smart/savvy enough to read between the lines.

I ;do not fear a text trail but I do prefer to hear someone's voice and I think phone conversations go more naturally than texts do, so I might ask for a brief call to clarify the details and to hear the voice.  A sexy Depp baritone or base makes the idea of the encounter more enticing. 

I've read that the break even for full electric is at least a decade given the energy consumed to produce the battery, etc. We need more nuclear and to focus on fusion; once there, we'll need a lot more grid and storage, and then this will all make much more sense. Toyota has teased a 750 mile batter with a 10 minute charge time. Game changer if that becomes available. 

I can accept a great many things, but eating at Red Lobster isn't one of them.

have never met him, but, as others have said, I think @rickp has had a stellar reputation for - uhhhh - a long time......has been a forum member since 2009, but hasn't posted here since 2018 and hasn't logged in since 2022.....yeah, the age thing is a deceptive and unfortunate problem......claims age 31, but has been on rentmen since 2009......not a good "look".......
earlier forum chatter:
https://www.companyofmen.org/search/?q=rickyp&quick=1&type=forums_topic&nodes=82

A real blast from the past.
Pro: As the other posters said, he's very nice and sweet. Also pretty much up for anything. Gay4Real.
Con: Ricky was 35 years old when I last saw him 10 years ago. Do the math. And he's also using the same photos he used 10 years ago.
BTC
 

No need to be nervous. Ricky is a sweet guy, who is very good at satisfying his clients.

Will not be in PS for the Gathering, but am flying in on Monday the 15th and look forward to catching up with any of you who might be hanging around for a few days after the Sunday festivities.

And I just confirmed with @David-SF that he will be hosting his Friday pre-weekend shindig as usual!! Gawd, I love the PS weekend!!

What about a really built guy standing in front of his Nike AF1's?
 

the "real" shots of a regular dude looking good in his jeans can be hotter than the highly-posed, well-lit, staged model shots......

Sorry, but this is "next year"!

Yesterday i booked a private room and hosted my management team to lunch. The restaurant we visited in Orange County (CA) was the first place Don and I met for lunch. Gave me a small chill as I walked through the door reminding me of this great man.

I had to fly back east last year and flew in and out of Palm Springs for the first time and OMG, it is SO worth it!! The convenience is unreal plus the people working there are just so much nicer 

Welp....I pulled out my travel bag; it's time to pack. Flying to Columbus Friday, and y'all know what that means.....the westward migration is drawing nigh! 😃
Looks like it's warmer up yonder this week than last. Thanks Oliver and SamFitz for turning on some heat prior to my arrival......😋

Primary care physician here. I practice Medicine in a primary care clinic on the east coast & see these issues daily. 
Some comments.
First, my love & support to all who struggle with obesity.  It's a terrible disease with significant & harmful consequences.  And losing weight is challenging.  And as we age, it only gets more challenging. 
I am, of course,  getting oh-so-many-requests for Ozempic from non-diabetic patients who desire it for weight loss. Daily requests. On Ozempic I've had a handful of patients really drop the weight, like 20-30 lbs. Its impressive.  And I've also had some not lose weight on Ozempic.  
And I'm also very much aware of my diabetic patients who have been prescribed Ozempic for diabetes.  This medication has really helped improve their glycemic control & reduced their risk of serious complications of uncontrolled diabetes. Its awesome.  Unfortunately,  since the Ozempic for weight loss craze started,   some of my diabetics struggle to get a prescription filled because the pharmacy is out, all the Ozempic went to weight loss.  And their health suffers. It's very disappointing.  
There are pros & cons to using these Ozempic products for weight loss, as outlined by several posters here which I wont repeat. But I highlighted Benjamin's note for the strength of its insight.  Weight loss drugs are doomed to fail if the patient does not change their lifestyle. And to be honest,  many (not all) of the patients requesting an Ozempic prescription from me have no cogent plan or strategy in specifically HOW they will change their diet & behavior.   They just demand their Ozempic NOW. I ask about their plans.  I listen & wait,  but the answers typically are somewhat weak & poorly formed,  tbh.
I am fearful some, not all, on this website who want their own prescription of Ozempic may fall in the same category.  The fear is many who lose weight on Ozempic will only regain it back unless they really change their behavior.   History will repeat itself.   
With this in mind, some of my physician colleagues,  including myself,  have followed bariatric surgeons path. Bariatric surgeons demand prior to surgery that the patient lose a bit of weight and THEN they are offered bariatric surgery.  My colleagues and I are doing similar: we inform potential Ozempic patients they must lose 5-10% of their weight THEN we will prescribe Ozempic.  Simply put: whether I like it or not, I'm a gatekeeper of this "magical" drug. Therefore,  I must keep many factors in the forefront of my mind: will this prescription take away an imperative drug from a patient who needs it for diabetes?   What is the risk the patient will eventually regain the weight? Is this patient demonstrating clear evidence that changed behavior is present now, and likely will continue once the  Ozempic course has ended?
This weight loss drug will cost thousands of dollars for several months for a course and prudence & honesty demand of me that my professional prescribing behavior be judicious and fair. It's a work in progress. 
Ozempic is a complicated drug, isnt it?
Obesity is a touchy & for some, a painful topic, especially in the judgemental Gay community where the Body-Beautiful pressure is ever-present.  So to those who struggle, fight on. My love & support goes out to you.
Hugs & kisses,
Josh
 

No, I check the time on my iPhone.

admittedly, this picture is many years old 😉, but he's a great-looking guy......legendary performer.....even has his own wiki page!

I am grateful that I am able to give  toys to Christmas toy drives so that a child who might not get a toy, receives at least one. Plus this 70 year old kid had a great deal of fun buying all kinds of toys at Target the other day. It made me feel joyful dropping them off at the local fire station where they will be sorted and distributed to several local charities. In my mind, this is what the holidays should be all about.

I wouldn’t read anything into it. Part of posting travel is alerting everyone in your market that you will be AWAY from your home city as much as you will be in the travel city. He probably wants to see if there are other good prospects in your area. If anything, it goes well and he may want to travel more frequently to your city (lucky you!)
If he fulfills his obligations and agreements to you, I see no harm or cause for concern. If he delivers for you, that’s all you should care about.

Here is a link to Simon's rimming guide. https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/56664-rimming/page/6/#comments