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Mrprofessional

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  1. I would say this is tricky territory, speaking from experience. For me,  

    when I develop a friendship with someone, it feels gross emotionally when things slip back into transaction mode. When I hear the implied message  “ I’ll spend time with you if you’re paying for it.” It’s just hard.

    e.g. “hey let’s grab a coffee this week” (we’ve had coffee several times in the past) and now, no reply. But “hey let’s book a massage” there’s an immediate response.  Ugh. 

    when your time is how you make your living, it can be hard to “carve out” time off to just be friends with a client — so I’m not judging anyone  

    And I’m not saying it’s *impossible* to have a friendship with a favorite Masseur — but in my experience, it can be very challenging to feel good about the relationship/friendship if certain expectations start to naturally arise. (Like actually responding to an invitation for dinner or coffee)

  2. 21 hours ago, Jarrod_Uncut said:

    I live in Missouri. Remind you. Ask me if it gets any less diverse than this. The whole state is one big supremacy group, including the gay bars 🤦🏽‍♂️ . I’m pretty certain I’ve unknowingly fucked with a few White Supremacy guys before…I don’t mind at all 😆 long as he don’t try to kill me, let me fuck that tatted daddy ass 😋 

     

     

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    I’m so sorry you’ve had to endure this crap. Your willingness to make the best of it — well it is inspiring and admirable. I get SO pissed at racists. 

  3. 3 hours ago, Jarrod_Uncut said:

    I’m getting ready to do just that…I’m loading up and driving to the Pacific Northwest next week. If I find a place, great. Tired of this shit. I deserve so much better than the rude guys I been dealing with in the Midwest.
     

    And to quote @sniper again: it’s easy to be on the sidelines and make it seem like I’m the only person bothered. But when I constantly deal with repetitious idiots so much, it’s hard not to be. For example: this idiot has been contacting me on and off since July last year, and still can’t get around to a booking:
     

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    Completely disrespectful, and no consideration for my time. It may not be directly related to racism per say, but it’s still a racist mentality in some ways when someone thinks they’re more important, just because maybe they’ve been conditioned to feel that way.

    If he thinks blocking him is the most I would do, he got another thing coming. I actually added him to the shit pile of timewasters on Mr. Number 😆 

    Pacific NW unfortunately has a lot of white supremacy groups. 😳 but In the cities you should be fine. 

  4. On 1/13/2022 at 11:53 PM, Jarrod_Uncut said:

    I know this is probably a case by case topic, and for some maybe even uncomfortable. But it has been awhile since race among providers has been brought up. 

    But I do so because there does seem to be a truth in these things. I keep in touch with a guy in my local area, who's White (and a bit older). Whenever I reach out to him and chat, he's often mentioning that he has a full schedule of clients for the week (generally 3 or 4 because he works other job). I also chatted with a friend who came to town a couple of times last year and was busy the whole time with clients (on his 1st two trips), but noticed he didn't return a 3rd time and seemed to have slid out of the biz. Both guys in question were White.

    Meanwhile in my case (referring specifically to the Kansas City/St. Louis and surrounding cities market), it's often day by day I have next to no bookings. I go thru a cycle of either being completely void of calls, or I'll have a handful of clients reach out, but right off the bat are inconsiderate/difficult and either flake or don't seem to take arrangements seriously. It's not usually this way when I travel (in the right markets, I've met 3 or 4 clients in a day), but it still makes me wonder. Why does it seem easier for White (or more bluntly, non-Black) providers to connect easier with clients in certain markets, it seems? 

    Jarod you are correct to suspect that racism plays a major role. Larger cities will have more open minded people so get thee to a coast! 

  5. Well the pics are about 10 years old and he has since become an avid tattoo artist fan. He’s still in shape and charming to talk to — but a *terrible* excuse of a massage. Basically he’s offering an opportunity for someone to enjoy him without any reciprocal favors. At 300/hr the experience is  NOT recommended. Really disappointed. 

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