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How could I have omitted that?

I just checked both rentmen.eu and rent.men. When I logged in, Safe/BB was set to "Safe Only" on both sites. When I was not logged in, the Safe/BB information was not displayed. This was the case for several escorts.

Another great point! No kidnapping there, OK?

He has also had seven months of escorting under his, um, belt. That could explain the "loosening up." Another factor could be lack of business under the old rules. Lack of demand for what one is supplying can change the game.

There is so much photoshopping in those pics that even wouldn't look like that.

Check your PMs

His reviews are still accessible. If you search using his name, select "All" instead of "Active" and you will see his reviews. Alternatively, follow this link. The page will display a message stating the review is inaccessible. Look to your left and you will see a link. Click it and you will see his reviews.

I agree with you. To me, the rising population of escorts is due to a couple of factors: Fewer barriers to entry than before (essentially, a payment card and internet access vs placing want ads) Easier access to clients (see above) Easier access to escorts (again, see above) Lack of decent-paying jobs for people starting a career and/or people who have been displaced via layoffs Not everyone agrees with you, however, as evidenced in this thread.

The Chicago Board of Education was 39 years ahead of you. I took the Consumer Education coursework as part of Contemporary American History. Our "textbooks" were Time, Newsweek, and US News and World Report.

When I was in high school in the late 1970's/early 1980's "Consumer Education" was a required course for Chicago Public Schools high school students. Not sure whether other school districts required something similar, but it was a valuable course.

This will sound trite, but the problem isn't you - it is the guys you have hired. There are escorts who do not vary their treatment of clients by the way the client looks. I wish I could give yoou a first-hand recommendation, but my tastes are very different than yours. Here is what I would suggest: Find a handful of escorts whom you find attractive and ask about them in The Deli.

To paraphrase Calvin and Hobbes, "Technology goes 'boink'."

So... I already changed my settings to no calls/no sound. Still see the little pop-up. Checked your ad and, sure enough - pop-up. :( Did you turn them off?

Good guess, but doubtful. I stayed on the page for several minutes to see what would happen. Page was all done loading by then.

Good guess, but doubtful. I stayed on the page for several minutes to see what would happen. Page was all done loading by then.

I wonder if there IS a way to turn it off. While browsing ads yesterday I found a couple where the annoying pop-up did not display.

I wonder if there IS a way to turn it off. While browsing ads yesterday I found a couple where the annoying pop-up did not display.

Friends in Albuquerque, where this occurred, tell me the police do not have generous pensions. However, ABQ has problems that won't be solved by approaching a guy on a bike and offering to sell him sex in exchange for a burger.

Friends in Albuquerque, where this occurred, tell me the police do not have generous pensions. However, ABQ has problems that won't be solved by approaching a guy on a bike and offering to sell him sex in exchange for a burger.

Speaking from my own experience, this is excellent advice that I can't recommend enough. My poor choices did not include drugs or other substances, but self-destructive overspending that led to financial ruin. This despite being a trained accountant and banker who runs his work projects and department very frugally (except for pay and bonuses - people deserve to be compensated for their good work). After a few sessions with a psychotherapist, she suggested seeking help from another therapist who specialized in self-destructive behaviors and addiction. While she did not think I was "addicted" to anything, she did feel some of the methods used when treating addiction would help me. She was right. The guy she sent me to specialized in working with educated, "successful" people. While I still struggle from time to time, he helped me tremendously. That said, had I started therapy when I first got myself into trouble I would have avoided the situation I found myself in.

Funny you should say that. On the day chat was implemented, the pop-up displayed when an advertiser was online, but not when an advertiser was offline. While still annoying, it makes sense. The following day, it started displaying for all profiles. Apparently when you click on the "chat" icon it sends a notification to the escort's phone. THAT is not only annoying but invasive.

It would be less annoying if there was a way to disable the stupid pop-up.

Good for you. However, you might want to seek out a therapist or counselor who has experience with patients who engage in self-destructive behavior and/or addiction. Best of luck.

He's been around for a while, so I wouldn't consider that to be a red flag. Plus, he has posted all-new pictures.