Isrhunter

I find men in wearing their traditional clothes really appealing. 



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I have the opposite version of this fetish I like being on my phone or watching TV while being serviced. I have done this a few times with with guys I have hired

I brought him to Texas he was really charming guy better in person😀

Had great communication with him. Set up an appointment to meet on the day I was going to be in his area. On the day of, he vanished and did not respond. Disappointing because I have a weakness for middle eastern men

I never give my picture I feel that is unprofessional

I flew him to me

Same sex attraction and gender reassignment are vastly different subjects with different issues. 
LGB = same sex attraction
T = transitioning to the opposite gender from assigned at birth
We can be empathetic to one another as we are both marginalized groups however to say we are one in the same is disingenuous.  

Don’t shit where you eat.
Let it pass and say nothing to anyone at work. 
 
While not a work thing, I’ve run into 2 different Rentmen I’ve used at my local gym. Even then I just smile and move on. They are entitled to their private lives.

As a a top I love to manhandle and play rough when dominating, of course communication is key. 

None of them are Lebanese to my knowledge and if you are a top so why does it matter?

For a start there's no cooking involved ...

I never give my picture I feel that is unprofessional

Agreed. I feel the same.
I was in Istanbul a few years back and was dying over the multitude of handsome Turkish men.
Dying because I was traveling with my wife and kids ...so no opportunity to indulge.
Wish I could find an excuse to get back there alone some time.
Bucket list item.
 

I brought him to Texas he was really charming guy better in person😀

Just looking at the ad of Naor Hason gets me hard every time!  I hope he travels to DC some time!

For me it has to be
https://rentmen.eu/NaorHason
 

Can't speak to his topping skills, but he gives a great BFE.  Of course, if you're into smooth he's not a good fit.  He's only one of two providers I've ever repeated with.  Great communication.  And that smile lights up the room. 
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I don't have a specific person to suggest, but just in general, I find Arabic, Turkish and Persian men to be extremely attractive physically. I even like the macho attitude -- up to a point.

I usually text and then ask to set up a time to call. Most oblige 

pic 2/11 (crouching while giving the 'hang loose' sign) shows a great smile and face.....he could teach a few other well-known providers how to smile!

I just wanted to say he is very friendly guy, killer smile, and passionate kisser. Would love to see him again. 

Money is more important to me, because it offers freedom. I lucked out because I enjoy my second career as much as my first, and now I make a realistic living that is no longer essentially paycheck to paycheck. 
I’m an architect. I worked full time for a decade out of college. I started doing massage because I couldn’t afford some of the things I needed. Then that grew into a serious part time job. Now, many years later it’s my full time gig. I love my work in both fields, but my business exploded after moving to TX and I couldn’t manage both anymore. I make twice as much as my architecture job, and as of 2022 it payed decently. Not like a doctor or lawyer, even though architects go through all the same rigor of state licensing, long degrees, and a multiple year intern process. It’s unfortunate we are so underpaid relative to our value. I would probably stay in the field full time if I made more. Eventually I will go back to design work part time. For now, I’m investing my extra income in a farm, currently rehabbing a neglected avocado grove and expanding the operations. That will be a great supplement to carry through into retirement.
I’m passionate about architecture. Knew as a tween that’s what I wanted to do. And I did it. Determined which elite college I wanted to get into and studied my ass off, did not do sports or other activities to make sure I got good grades, took SAT prep courses, the works. I’m not particularly smart, but I am dedicated, hardworking, and focused. My extra curricular activity in high school was working at a civil engineering firm for a few hours after school each day running plans to building departments, printing / reprographics, delivering mail, etc. My dream school accepted me and I worked really hard for the next 5 years, actually 6 - I took an extra year because the engineering courses were so damn hard. The economy was awful during the Great Recession so I worked at a nonprofit and an engineering firm for a while until I found a job in my field.

The harsh reality is it simply isn't true that you can just pick anything you like and if you just work hard enough, you'll be financially successful. The arts in particular are essentially a lottery. There are plenty of people in community theatres across the country who are just as good as anyone you see on Broadway or on your TV.

I never knew what I wanted to do so I took the first job I was offered after University.   I became bored quickly and got lucky with a move to IT.  I like it but have rarely been passionate about it but it has given me the wherewithal to do what I enjoy; travel and the occasional hire of a hot young man.
If you can monetize your passion good for you but not everyone can.

Money. In my experience, money allows for many passionate experiences. I was lucky enough to find both though.