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I shall keep that in mind. You'd look ravishing in Bissell.

I would imagine this helps you plan your personal lives, also. For example, taking a weekend trip, an all-day bike ride, or something as mundane as cleaning the carpets.

@LookingAround, focus groups of one tend to yield observations such as this. One man's experience does not a trend make.

That, my good sir, is because you are a level-headed adult. That, my good sir, is also why you have 103 great reviews as of this writing.

Same here. Someone holding my head on his cock is a complete and total turn off.

A few thoughts: Sounds like you are objectifying his intellect in addition to objectifying his looks and body. It could also be interpreted as meaning you are surprised that he could be so intelligent and have a high degree of academic prowess. Perhaps you could say "Wow, that's great! Congratulations." You could say nothing. That would be something to say when he mentions his grades. It sounds less patronizing than "I'm impressed by your intellect." Approaching this from a place of fear will do nothing to ensure your relationship with him is successful. Treat him how you would like to be treated. Would you like him to tell you "I love how successful you are" or "I'm so grateful for having met someone who takes me on lavish trips." That would make you sound like a living, breathing, eating credit card. Hmm...I can see his point, but I do't see how getting married would change that. Once again, I agree with you @nycman

Well, it wasn't screwed up on Marissa Mayer's watch. She "pursued other interests" after Yahoo was purchased by Verizon to form Oath.

Oh, my God that is hilarious. Not to mention scarier than, oh, I don't even know what. Funny you should ask, because I ran across that ad, also. No, the current "TallTom" is not the same as Thanos (Rugby, Greek, and Rugged)/Rugby Dick/Habib/Tom (Rugby and Rugged)/Thanatos. I don't think the masseur equivalent of Sybil is advertising at the moment. Maybe he is having purse-extraction surgery.

I like you best as a blonde, but you really ought to smile.

You are not along. I typically plan in advance. There have been times when I can't tell what my schedule will look like. In those cases I'll ask the guy for his availability is during my visit and then make solid plans once I can commit to a time. Actually, there are escorts who LIKE advance planning, particularly when they are traveling.

I wouldn't rely on a cryptocurrency-only model to deter law enforcement. In the US, the Fed and FinCen are both looking into how to monitor and regulate them. There's an international financial crimes agency, whose name escapes me at the moment, that is also determining how to do so.

If a single dose of crazy isn't enough, you could hire Zack and Thanos (Rugby, Greek, and Rugged)/Rugby Dick/Habib/Tom (Rugby and Rugged) for a four-handed massage!

My motto is: Mean people suck Nice people swallow I'm VERY nice.

I would think Hourboy would have to pay Mintboys to acquire them.

I was shocked when I received the news alert Tuesday that Penny Marshall passed away. Here’s the CNN story.

That's a completely different situation. You had what amounts to a standing appointment. If the escort tool another client at that time I'd say he cancelled on you.

Not yet. We’ve exchanged a couple of messages, but since he is in San Diego and I’m in Phoenix we won’t meet til I make a trip after the holidays.

O M G ! ! To tell you the truth, I would say the client was wrong for cancelling on the escort. Probably best that he cancelled, watery car keys notwithstanding. Guessing the energy would be not quite what you were looking for, unless you like that sort of thing.

Well, there was something "off" about him in general. Even of the "transition" wasn't weird, there was still something "off" that I can't describe. Well, that sure as hell isn't Logan Skylark!

He didn't look like he was 39 when I hired him back in 2013/2014.

It was me who said something was "off" about him. The entire experience was awkward. The transition from "therapeutic" to "more than therapeutic" was just plain weird. At the time, I recommended Sean. He gives a great massage with no creepiness or awkwardness. I'd still see him if I hadn't moved from San Diego. Another guy I'd recommend is Patrick York. I hired him as an escort, but we started off with a massage and he was very good. Again, no awkwardness. He's a nice guy, as is Sean.

Actually, in the age of social media and forums like this one, bumping a confirmed appointment, regardless the line of business, is a very bad move. People talk and they post to forums and Facebook. It also leads to a slippery slope in terms of cancelling on "Existing Client 'A' because Existing Client 'C' wants to book an appointment." Now, the escort could (and should) have offered a modified version of what you suggested i.e. offered @blackriver a discount on a different date if he rescheduled but kept the appointment with @blackriver when he stated he could not reschedule. Client Service 101 teaches that you don't hurt a new client because that's one fewer potential regular client. If an escort told me that he was cancelling on someone else to see me I'd wonder when he would do the same to me and think twice before hiring him in the future. Additionally, in a business setting, the Marketing department would have a stroke if they learned that a sales rep blew off a new client because an existing client wanted to meet, assuming they marketed their great service. There's a saying - first impressions last. How did that 20% become lasting customers and why? Was it because they liked being treated poorly before they proved themselves? That's right. Sure, @blackriver was visiting the escort's city. What a great way NOT to become his go-to every time he visits. Agree 100%. It also would assure me that the guy would not cancel on an appointment with me should another client come along. Again, agree 100%. Having said all of that, had @blackriver not confirmed or sounded wishy-washy about actually meeting I'd find it reasonable for the escort to ask if they were still on and mention that a regular had contacted him for an appointment at the same time. That would give @blackriver a way out if he was not certain that he would be able to keep the commitment.

This is where I put two and two together and say "Oh, the guy who pointed out he was reviewed has a screen name that corresponds to the name given by the reviewer. I should start a PM with him and ask him about the experience." Well, no need to put anything and anything together - @FrankR has hired him!