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I don't think we can have a discussion about PNP without first defining what it is for everyone.  Here's the rub, everyone's definition varies. 
Consider the following: 
Adderall Heroin Caffeine Aspirin Sugar Poppers Alcohol Meth Weed GHB TRT/Hormones Crack Cocaine Nicotine Xanax LSD (Acid) Ketamine Ecstasy (MDMA) Mushrooms (Psilocybin) OxyContin Fentanyl You get the idea.  Those are just two dozen and there are many more. Many are prescribed. Many are available at the corner store for a few dollars. Many laws in many countries consider many different variables. Many countries will put you in jail for having a substance in your body that is legal in another country. Some doctors prescribe things to one person they would never give to another. 

I absolutely hate when anyone, in any circumstance uses the word "drugs" under the connotation they are bad. Why? Because every person on this planet puts a drug into their body dozens of times each ….. Edit: Please! No discussions on religions. 

Did you see the case of a dude from the USA who smoked weed every day, stopped before his flight, got on an airplane, got off in Egypt or Saudi Arabia, fell down, broke his arm at the airport, was taken to the hospital, then jailed because he had "drugs" in his system? But for this moment, let's assume this discussion is USA-focused. What is a "drug" and which ones are good and which are bad? 

Over the various years, I have been with providers who say NO PNP but come to find out they actually do, but say that to weed out the meth heads. I've seen providers advertise PNP, but don't partake and only list it to open up their client base to those who wish to partake. 
Personally, I use each drug as a tool to enhance my life or experience what I want in any given moment. Adderall to focus on work and be a high performer. Alcohol to socialize. MDMA/GHB/Cocaine to rip lines and party with my friends all night and off the charts crazy good sex. I do stay away from any injectable recreational drug like heroin that isn't explicitly used because I need it to live, or any of the highly highly addictive recreational ones like crystal meth. Then again alcohol is a highly highly addictive recreational one and that's sold freely and celebrated, and destroys more lives and kills more people than all of them combined, so who are we kidding?
If you hold down a solid job, you provide for your family and friends, you show up for those that need you and who you care about, and you're a well functioning member of society who overall contributes good to the world, do whatever the hell you want.  If you're in and out of jobs, or you aren't around when people need you, or you're racking up DUIs or whatever else [insert drug here] is doing harm to your life, then you need to stop. 
So back to PNP.  Tricky three letters, don't ya think? 

Here, I found a picture of him:  

Thankfully, we only have to live by the rules we set for ourselves. And those of the state in which we reside. 🤣🤣🤣

He's real. He has a house in Vermont with his partner and he's part of a Thrupple as well. You can find his videos on OnlyFans: https://onlyfans.com/nick_bayne
His partner is a big "girl" and flamboyant but he's all 100% masculine and man. I've met them both randomly in Salem, MA with friends (not for hire). 
$10 will get you about 300 videos of him fucking and everything for a preview.  
 

He's real. He has a house in Vermont with his partner and he's part of a Thrupple as well. You can find his videos on OnlyFans: https://onlyfans.com/nick_bayne
His partner is a big "girl" and flamboyant but he's all 100% masculine and man. I've met them both randomly in Salem, MA with friends (not for hire). 
$10 will get you about 300 videos of him fucking and everything for a preview.  
 

Here, I found a picture of him:  

People mention "The Gayety". My first escort experience was with VITO, a young beautifully sculpted Italian guy, who danced there some time in the late 1990's.
I was there during a birthday celebration for a gay friend. I was quite young and inexperienced with men. I had never seen someone so beautiful and was totally smitten. I wanted to get another peek at him after his performance ( the boys would hang out in the lounge after they leave the stage ). He caught my glances and wandered over asking if i wanted a "private show". I barely had $40 cash in my pocket and apologized to him that I was unprepared to hire him. He asked how much I had with me and claimed that was enough for "a sample". I said good night to my friends and with them giggling, depated to the fleabag Hotel next door. Vito was absolutely incredible. We fucked and sucked for over two hours ( hardly a mere "sample"). Afterwards he told me I didn't owe him anything ...i was actually "his type" and he really just wanted to meet me and he had a great time. However, to my mind this was his business and therfore I did offer the contents of my pocket. (We met up a few times after that...off the clock). That was my first and most memorable hire...and I believe my only hire for over two decades ..as I was very young at the time with no other driving reasons to hire escorts at that time. I wonder if anyone else had the pleasure of Vito's company. I don't think I've ever been with someone who was so totally "my perfect guy". 💗

For mine, he advertised himself as 35 and I was 45. 
After two weeks he said I have something to tell you. He hands me his driver's license and he is actually ten months older than me, born in the same year. He certainly looks fucking 35 years old and everyone believes it. So many people think he's with me because he's the younger jacked guy who needs a daddy and needs a green card or passport (he doesn't; he already has his -- if anything we are getting married so I can get his passport, lol) but people will believe what they want. 
I know the truth.  He pays half the bills, I don't actually contribute anything to him these days except for half of our living expenses and maybe a decent vacation here and there where he pays what he can and I maybe pickup upgrades from coach to first class, etc. 
I'll write the story at some point over the summer if ya'll are interested in how it all happened.

So here's the thing.  I have been on here a long time. I have hired a ton of guys and even turned many into actually friendships and relationships. I'm saying that because I know my way around to prove a point.  Look at my posting history -- I never say bad things about one particular escort. 
But this guy, Stud Hassan. He's fucking hot as hell but stay away. He likes big, older, daddy types. That's his natural type which I think has been discussed here plenty before and he may even mention in some of this profile(s). 

If you're that type and you don't want to see him regularly or disengage or stop paying, he gets very possessive and needy. He has constantly texted me years after we hooked up again.  I finally got a text tonight from him saying he would be in my area and against my better judgement, I was 1) kind of in the mood, and 2) wasn't talking to anyone else at the time and have/had free time.  But then it just turned sour so I blocked his phone number. 

I went on Rent Men and sent this to him in a private message.... if he replies, I will probably just block him there too. 
"I just blocked your number but want to say one last thing so listen VERY CLOSELY: I was the one paying you. This was a business transaction. If I wanted more I would ask and invite. I have no problem getting laid big some of the hottest guys on the planet for free, and I have an entire network of friends and connections I can text with that keeps my time more than full. You don't get to text me, and then when I engage and ask questions, deflect or say, and I quote: "You don't get to ask questions lol"  -- YES, I DO. I was hiring you for something at the time. You're not needed anymore. Know your place. " So that's my experience with him in mid Sept 2025. 
For the record, I hired him ONE TIME back in 2022. 

So here's the thing.  I have been on here a long time. I have hired a ton of guys and even turned many into actually friendships and relationships. I'm saying that because I know my way around to prove a point.  Look at my posting history -- I never say bad things about one particular escort. 
But this guy, Stud Hassan. He's fucking hot as hell but stay away. He likes big, older, daddy types. That's his natural type which I think has been discussed here plenty before and he may even mention in some of this profile(s). 

If you're that type and you don't want to see him regularly or disengage or stop paying, he gets very possessive and needy. He has constantly texted me years after we hooked up again.  I finally got a text tonight from him saying he would be in my area and against my better judgement, I was 1) kind of in the mood, and 2) wasn't talking to anyone else at the time and have/had free time.  But then it just turned sour so I blocked his phone number. 

I went on Rent Men and sent this to him in a private message.... if he replies, I will probably just block him there too. 
"I just blocked your number but want to say one last thing so listen VERY CLOSELY: I was the one paying you. This was a business transaction. If I wanted more I would ask and invite. I have no problem getting laid big some of the hottest guys on the planet for free, and I have an entire network of friends and connections I can text with that keeps my time more than full. You don't get to text me, and then when I engage and ask questions, deflect or say, and I quote: "You don't get to ask questions lol"  -- YES, I DO. I was hiring you for something at the time. You're not needed anymore. Know your place. " So that's my experience with him in mid Sept 2025. 
For the record, I hired him ONE TIME back in 2022. 

I’ve met with him a few times and i have enjoyed my time with him, I’ve posted my reviews on RM. His stats are accurate, as are the pics. He’s built like a construction worker and has the Jersey attitude, which i find to be attractive. Age wise, probably early to mid 30s. He’s very upfront about his limits which is appreciated so you know ahead of time what you’re getting into. i understand that everyone has a different take and different experiences, but never got the hustler feel from him. He’s a nice guy and I’ve had conversations with him, even ran into him once (a la on the street, nonRM contact) and he was perfectly pleasant.

Well said. +1

How many times do you answer the phone in your real life when someone who calls isn't already in your contact list? 
For me: ZERO 

Well said. +1

It's about identity.
The same way trans people identify as something that we all know isn't actually true. But modern social theory says that we should respect the way that person identifies, not what is precisely true. 
"Straight" identity in men who are actually bisexual typically means their identity is based on their primary relationship status. Married to a woman, primarily attracted to women, or only romantically interested in women.
The old attitude of being "gay the second you stick your dick in a dude", is archaic. For examoke, I don't personally identify as "straight" just because  I'm married to a woman, but I have been told, plenty of times that I am not bi, but actually gay because I am also attracted to (some) men. In this case, these gay guys, who are happy to acknowledge some dude in a dress is a woman, will give ME a hard time, when I identify as bisexual. 
In the end, how a person identifies should be at least acknowledged, in spite of any contradictory information that may lead you to believe otherwise. Yes - the straight identifying m4m escorts are not actually straight. But we dont need to tell them how to express themselves same way you shouldn't call out a dude-in-a-dress for being a liar.

How many times do you answer the phone in your real life when someone who calls isn't already in your contact list? 
For me: ZERO 

Are you saying that a provider and a client can't become friends?
Shit, I should ask that one provider who asked me to move into his apartment with him. I mean it was tough because he had a ton of clothes and not much closet space, but when I finally packed up and moved he figured out a way to make room for both of our stuff. 
Don't judge. You have no idea of the dynamic between this poster and the provider and whatever relationship they may have. 

Are you saying that a provider and a client can't become friends?
Shit, I should ask that one provider who asked me to move into his apartment with him. I mean it was tough because he had a ton of clothes and not much closet space, but when I finally packed up and moved he figured out a way to make room for both of our stuff. 
Don't judge. You have no idea of the dynamic between this poster and the provider and whatever relationship they may have. 

I don't think we can have a discussion about PNP without first defining what it is for everyone.  Here's the rub, everyone's definition varies. 
Consider the following: 
Adderall Heroin Caffeine Aspirin Sugar Poppers Alcohol Meth Weed GHB TRT/Hormones Crack Cocaine Nicotine Xanax LSD (Acid) Ketamine Ecstasy (MDMA) Mushrooms (Psilocybin) OxyContin Fentanyl You get the idea.  Those are just two dozen and there are many more. Many are prescribed. Many are available at the corner store for a few dollars. Many laws in many countries consider many different variables. Many countries will put you in jail for having a substance in your body that is legal in another country. Some doctors prescribe things to one person they would never give to another. 

I absolutely hate when anyone, in any circumstance uses the word "drugs" under the connotation they are bad. Why? Because every person on this planet puts a drug into their body dozens of times each ….. Edit: Please! No discussions on religions. 

Did you see the case of a dude from the USA who smoked weed every day, stopped before his flight, got on an airplane, got off in Egypt or Saudi Arabia, fell down, broke his arm at the airport, was taken to the hospital, then jailed because he had "drugs" in his system? But for this moment, let's assume this discussion is USA-focused. What is a "drug" and which ones are good and which are bad? 

Over the various years, I have been with providers who say NO PNP but come to find out they actually do, but say that to weed out the meth heads. I've seen providers advertise PNP, but don't partake and only list it to open up their client base to those who wish to partake. 
Personally, I use each drug as a tool to enhance my life or experience what I want in any given moment. Adderall to focus on work and be a high performer. Alcohol to socialize. MDMA/GHB/Cocaine to rip lines and party with my friends all night and off the charts crazy good sex. I do stay away from any injectable recreational drug like heroin that isn't explicitly used because I need it to live, or any of the highly highly addictive recreational ones like crystal meth. Then again alcohol is a highly highly addictive recreational one and that's sold freely and celebrated, and destroys more lives and kills more people than all of them combined, so who are we kidding?
If you hold down a solid job, you provide for your family and friends, you show up for those that need you and who you care about, and you're a well functioning member of society who overall contributes good to the world, do whatever the hell you want.  If you're in and out of jobs, or you aren't around when people need you, or you're racking up DUIs or whatever else [insert drug here] is doing harm to your life, then you need to stop. 
So back to PNP.  Tricky three letters, don't ya think? 

Are you saying that a provider and a client can't become friends?
Shit, I should ask that one provider who asked me to move into his apartment with him. I mean it was tough because he had a ton of clothes and not much closet space, but when I finally packed up and moved he figured out a way to make room for both of our stuff. 
Don't judge. You have no idea of the dynamic between this poster and the provider and whatever relationship they may have. 

I don't think we can have a discussion about PNP without first defining what it is for everyone.  Here's the rub, everyone's definition varies. 
Consider the following: 
Adderall Heroin Caffeine Aspirin Sugar Poppers Alcohol Meth Weed GHB TRT/Hormones Crack Cocaine Nicotine Xanax LSD (Acid) Ketamine Ecstasy (MDMA) Mushrooms (Psilocybin) OxyContin Fentanyl You get the idea.  Those are just two dozen and there are many more. Many are prescribed. Many are available at the corner store for a few dollars. Many laws in many countries consider many different variables. Many countries will put you in jail for having a substance in your body that is legal in another country. Some doctors prescribe things to one person they would never give to another. 

I absolutely hate when anyone, in any circumstance uses the word "drugs" under the connotation they are bad. Why? Because every person on this planet puts a drug into their body dozens of times each ….. Edit: Please! No discussions on religions. 

Did you see the case of a dude from the USA who smoked weed every day, stopped before his flight, got on an airplane, got off in Egypt or Saudi Arabia, fell down, broke his arm at the airport, was taken to the hospital, then jailed because he had "drugs" in his system? But for this moment, let's assume this discussion is USA-focused. What is a "drug" and which ones are good and which are bad? 

Over the various years, I have been with providers who say NO PNP but come to find out they actually do, but say that to weed out the meth heads. I've seen providers advertise PNP, but don't partake and only list it to open up their client base to those who wish to partake. 
Personally, I use each drug as a tool to enhance my life or experience what I want in any given moment. Adderall to focus on work and be a high performer. Alcohol to socialize. MDMA/GHB/Cocaine to rip lines and party with my friends all night and off the charts crazy good sex. I do stay away from any injectable recreational drug like heroin that isn't explicitly used because I need it to live, or any of the highly highly addictive recreational ones like crystal meth. Then again alcohol is a highly highly addictive recreational one and that's sold freely and celebrated, and destroys more lives and kills more people than all of them combined, so who are we kidding?
If you hold down a solid job, you provide for your family and friends, you show up for those that need you and who you care about, and you're a well functioning member of society who overall contributes good to the world, do whatever the hell you want.  If you're in and out of jobs, or you aren't around when people need you, or you're racking up DUIs or whatever else [insert drug here] is doing harm to your life, then you need to stop. 
So back to PNP.  Tricky three letters, don't ya think? 

So here's the thing.  I have been on here a long time. I have hired a ton of guys and even turned many into actually friendships and relationships. I'm saying that because I know my way around to prove a point.  Look at my posting history -- I never say bad things about one particular escort. 
But this guy, Stud Hassan. He's fucking hot as hell but stay away. He likes big, older, daddy types. That's his natural type which I think has been discussed here plenty before and he may even mention in some of this profile(s). 

If you're that type and you don't want to see him regularly or disengage or stop paying, he gets very possessive and needy. He has constantly texted me years after we hooked up again.  I finally got a text tonight from him saying he would be in my area and against my better judgement, I was 1) kind of in the mood, and 2) wasn't talking to anyone else at the time and have/had free time.  But then it just turned sour so I blocked his phone number. 

I went on Rent Men and sent this to him in a private message.... if he replies, I will probably just block him there too. 
"I just blocked your number but want to say one last thing so listen VERY CLOSELY: I was the one paying you. This was a business transaction. If I wanted more I would ask and invite. I have no problem getting laid big some of the hottest guys on the planet for free, and I have an entire network of friends and connections I can text with that keeps my time more than full. You don't get to text me, and then when I engage and ask questions, deflect or say, and I quote: "You don't get to ask questions lol"  -- YES, I DO. I was hiring you for something at the time. You're not needed anymore. Know your place. " So that's my experience with him in mid Sept 2025. 
For the record, I hired him ONE TIME back in 2022. 

I don't think we can have a discussion about PNP without first defining what it is for everyone.  Here's the rub, everyone's definition varies. 
Consider the following: 
Adderall Heroin Caffeine Aspirin Sugar Poppers Alcohol Meth Weed GHB TRT/Hormones Crack Cocaine Nicotine Xanax LSD (Acid) Ketamine Ecstasy (MDMA) Mushrooms (Psilocybin) OxyContin Fentanyl You get the idea.  Those are just two dozen and there are many more. Many are prescribed. Many are available at the corner store for a few dollars. Many laws in many countries consider many different variables. Many countries will put you in jail for having a substance in your body that is legal in another country. Some doctors prescribe things to one person they would never give to another. 

I absolutely hate when anyone, in any circumstance uses the word "drugs" under the connotation they are bad. Why? Because every person on this planet puts a drug into their body dozens of times each ….. Edit: Please! No discussions on religions. 

Did you see the case of a dude from the USA who smoked weed every day, stopped before his flight, got on an airplane, got off in Egypt or Saudi Arabia, fell down, broke his arm at the airport, was taken to the hospital, then jailed because he had "drugs" in his system? But for this moment, let's assume this discussion is USA-focused. What is a "drug" and which ones are good and which are bad? 

Over the various years, I have been with providers who say NO PNP but come to find out they actually do, but say that to weed out the meth heads. I've seen providers advertise PNP, but don't partake and only list it to open up their client base to those who wish to partake. 
Personally, I use each drug as a tool to enhance my life or experience what I want in any given moment. Adderall to focus on work and be a high performer. Alcohol to socialize. MDMA/GHB/Cocaine to rip lines and party with my friends all night and off the charts crazy good sex. I do stay away from any injectable recreational drug like heroin that isn't explicitly used because I need it to live, or any of the highly highly addictive recreational ones like crystal meth. Then again alcohol is a highly highly addictive recreational one and that's sold freely and celebrated, and destroys more lives and kills more people than all of them combined, so who are we kidding?
If you hold down a solid job, you provide for your family and friends, you show up for those that need you and who you care about, and you're a well functioning member of society who overall contributes good to the world, do whatever the hell you want.  If you're in and out of jobs, or you aren't around when people need you, or you're racking up DUIs or whatever else [insert drug here] is doing harm to your life, then you need to stop. 
So back to PNP.  Tricky three letters, don't ya think? 

Alright, I am going to go against my general rule and reply: 
I've hired him fairly recently. My advice would be to find someone else. He is hot, yes. Great body, handsome face, all of the above. 
But he's not a great escort. He's only concerned about himself and what he wants. He just doesn't give off the "comfortable" vibe and not for nothing, I can get comfortable with almost anyone in the world.  
Pass and move on.... 

I have met with him when he was visiting New York City twice. He's very, very sexy so don't let the no face turn you away, he just values discretion as this isn't his main job and he only does it occasionally. He's probably bigger in person and has a really outgoing, extroverted, personality... the type that can get along and engage with anyone. This can be rare for such a jacked muscle guy like him but he is very humble and quite funny/joking and all smiles.  Definitely recommended.