Tactile Daddy

Except the private pics don't add up to the main photo 📸 
Unless they were taken a number of years apart and he got a nose job. 

I've seen Nathan a couple of times in past several months. Not blond 

Reverse image search did not yield any results on the three public profile pics.

Good to know. His current photo on the spa website shows him with blond hair with light eyebrows. He needs a new pic! 

Except the private pics don't add up to the main photo 📸 
Unless they were taken a number of years apart and he got a nose job. 

It really depends on where you happen to dig.  Given the tectonic activity of the Bay Area, there's quite a bit of diversity in the composition of rock formations in the peninsula - with varying degrees of hardness exhibited across the range.

They tried to make Amy Winehouse go to him, but she said no, no, no.

Isn't that a way to discourage repeat business?
Or... some people say it encourages it because you're left wondering if it will happen or not! 😉

I met him about 6-7 years ago when he lived in Miami (but he is from NYC).  He was supposedly 23 at the time so he has to be close to 30 by now.  He is the only escort I've met who set a timer on his phone.  At 50 minutes, it went off and he told me to hurry up and get off or he will start charging me for an additional hour after 60 minutes.  Totally killed the mood.  He has a hot body and a nice cock but I wouldn't give him another penny.  

I've seen him gogo dance in Palm Springs in the past... He's Def a cutey and has a great package 

Speaking of tips, here’s one: When a guy asks for an unreasonable discount, just reply that, sorry, it isn’t possible. That’s all you need to do. Trying to school him with a comparison like your shopping-in-a-store analogy or suggesting he go back to other providers from his past is unprofessional. The table gets turned: It reflects poorly on you, when he’s the unfortunate one with the issue. 😉

Nope. It’s more than gauche or bad form. It’s obnoxious. And no one is defending the foolish ask. But a provider’s response is part of his public profile; having read this one, which is likewise obnoxious overkill, I’d never even consider a hire.

I also had a less than stellar experience with him when he advertised as Billy Blaze. Same sketchy, dirty basement apartment, and there was no real attempt at a massage as he (wrongfully) assumed I was there for more of a full service situation.

This blog is great. Thank you for posting it. It should be required reading by all clients.

@MmM and others who tip at a spa but not for a private masseur… serious question, not trying to attack you or be a hater. I agree each person can do what works for them.
 
My question: Does this mean you would never tip a provider for escort services when it’s an in call? After all, they are self employed as well.
 
In my mind a tip means “thanks, that was good,” full stop. I don’t really understand the rationale of not tipping based on where the service happens. Not that your approach is wrong of course, since tipping is optional anyway. 
A masseur who has a private business out of their place has gone to more trouble than a spa employee: setting up a website or online booking service, dedicating a space in their home to the activity, having a table, having to deal with the dirty towels, etc. Sure, they don’t have to give a cut to the house but that’s because they went to some extra effort. Don’t they deserve a tip if the experience itself was good, just like a spa employee? 


 

So earlier today I asked my favorite self employed masseur the percentage of people who tip him. He claims 98% (and yes, he told me he keeps track of each client and how much they tip or don't). He also sent me a link to a blog for helpful information. No idea how old this is, but it was definitely interesting... 
ADVICE FOR A GOOD EXPERIENCE
BEFOREYOUCOME.BLOGSPOT.COM  

We know that shit happens but that type of behavior is very inconsiderate of the masseur's time schedule.  Did that client think that only his fee would pay the masseur's rent?  I've been to doctors & dentist offices where they will refuse to see a patient if they blew past their scheduled appointment.  

I believe that if you want continued great service (or increasingly better) service, tipping is a wise choice. I was chatting about tips with a local masseur who was honest that while everyone gets a great base massage, those who tip regularly get better service with scheduling preference and "extras" on the table. Just keep that in mind. 
Also with masseurs who work for themselves, know that they are probably paying at least 5% if you us a credit card or other electronic payments. 
I would think that it is important to tip when you are late, early, shower at their place, rescheduled your appointment or have any special requests like "keep the room hot" or "wear x clothing" or "I need to remain anonymous" or "no oils or scents" or music requests etc. I remember reading a bad review years ago from a client who apparently showed up 30 mins late (due to traffic and parking) showered at the masseur's home before the massage and was offended that he only got 75 mins on the table instead of 90 mins (even though he had now taken up two hours of the masseur's time). All I could think when I read that was it was the masseur who should be writing the bad review about the client and you know the guy would not have tipped either. 

no reviews but at least a link to the profile to be avoided and basic information. 

Looks like there is ongoing “metoo” movement !
LOL 
 

Screw San Fran….I wanna know who "tickled your fancy" in Italy. 

damn... those cheap Indians running motels with shared bathrooms now! 😃

To be honest I'm one of those guys who's always hoping it turns erotic 😉 it's never happened to me at a spa setting, but I've had massages from independent guys that gave no hints of erotic during initial contact but turned into what I'd hoped. The 'pressing their crotch' against your hand approach has happened several times, and moving my hand in response usually ended up with them dropping their shorts entirely. 

To be fair, that is suggested in his ad, when he says he offers “theta healing massage with Quantum psychology.”