FewBricksShy

During a session, when the provider puts on a cock ring, in my mind I go “uh-oh.” In fairness, I’ve posted in other threads that I may be a boner killer.

I wouldn’t pay it in a million years for any guy. Definitely not him. But if someone wants to do it, why would I care? Only downside is it makes other escorts think they can get it too. And drives the price up. But then again, if few guys bite, such big fish won’t get caught often anyhow. 

The escort has an obligation to present himself accurately when advertising. 

Very same thing pre-COVID. I said I’d buy toothpaste where I was going. I wonder how many planes have blown up because someone took 3.5 instead of 3.4 oz. of toothpaste with them…

Very same thing pre-COVID. I said I’d buy toothpaste where I was going. I wonder how many planes have blown up because someone took 3.5 instead of 3.4 oz. of toothpaste with them…

The escort has an obligation to present himself accurately when advertising. 

I still think a small patch of hair that you have to zoom in to find is picky and limiting, but obviously I'm not going to convince you, nor you me, so we will leave it at that.   
Years ago, one escort I knew moved and retired.  Another guy, new to escorting and with a similar look and build and dick, got permission to use his website and phone number and just become him.  And, so, when people ordered Escort 1, they got Escort 2, which of course was especially jarring if they'd met previously with Escort 1!.  Now THAT is really and truly not being the one who shows up :-) 

It never is. At least it's easy to block their number and RM ad.

Doesn’t it just seem like if he advertises something, you as the client can reasonably expect that? And if he’s smooth in the pictures but is hairy in the meetup, and that’s an issue for you, you can either decline at that point or indicate on the review the pictures don’t match who showed up. It seems to me it would behoove a provider to have up-to-date pictures and/or say if they’ve dyed their hair blonde, say, if all their pictures are them with dark hair. Just my two cents…

Doesn’t it just seem like if he advertises something, you as the client can reasonably expect that? And if he’s smooth in the pictures but is hairy in the meetup, and that’s an issue for you, you can either decline at that point or indicate on the review the pictures don’t match who showed up. It seems to me it would behoove a provider to have up-to-date pictures and/or say if they’ve dyed their hair blonde, say, if all their pictures are them with dark hair. Just my two cents…

I don't want to get into a fight. But i have very pale, sensitive skin. I have slept with men who have shaved chests or arms. Not only is it uncomfortable to me (and sex is supposed to be pleasurable), but it will leave me with red "beard burn" all over my body. 
I agree that zooming in on a picture and making a big deal about it is unnecessary. BUT if I were to hire an escort based on their being "naturally smooth" and they show up with a five o'clock shadow all over their body, I don't think it's being fussy or entitled to say they misrepresented themselves. I would say the same of someone who have pubic hair in all the pictures and shows up with a completely bare crotch. 
It's funny to be even commenting on this because my husband is naturally smooth and besides him, I generally gravitate toward hairy guys. 

Or…
Workplaces can also adjust. 🤷🏼‍♂️ 
If places would adjust start times and close times to changes in daylight as it suits their needs, I can’t see how it couldn’t work. It allows individuals establishments to decide if in the summer they’ll open at 7 a.m. or keep their winter open time of 9:00 a.m. Just for the sake of discussion. Instead of having the government decide to change clocks all at once for everyone, why not let it up to individual establishments as they see fit? It’s a rather libertarian approach, to be sure, but in this instance it seems the most logical.

To be pedantic, for the majority of human history we didn't have clocks so changing them was not a consideration.

We could go to sleep when it’s dark and wake up eight hours later. In today’s world I’m unsure why it’s such a hassle. It’s not like we do use candles and gas lamps anymore.  And for the majority of human history we didn’t fiddle with the clocks and things were really okay. 

I have problem with relativizing time to the sun. The problem seems to me the idea that we say we always do something at a particular time, regardless of the sun. Go to sleep when it’s dark. Wake up eight hours later. Repeat. The only places that could potentially be a problem is where there isn’t a much of a sunset. 

My schedule is so erratic an hour shift either way doesn’t affect me. Although I can see why some people want to change the clocks, there are way too many people who gripe about it. And I believe they’ve done studies on workplace efficiency and public safety that suggest changing the clocks has a negative impact on general life. As for kids – they’re resilient. They’ll adjust. 

We could go to sleep when it’s dark and wake up eight hours later. In today’s world I’m unsure why it’s such a hassle. It’s not like we do use candles and gas lamps anymore.  And for the majority of human history we didn’t fiddle with the clocks and things were really okay. 

I’ve thought about this. I can’t imagine how it’s terribly different than having had hookups on Grindr. 

I’ve thought about this. I can’t imagine how it’s terribly different than having had hookups on Grindr.