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"Thank you for thinking of us older people. Thank you for caring for us."   A really interesting read for all of us, courtesy of Bon Appetit magazine, featuring the work of "Heart of Dinner":   Heart of Dinner is part of a wave of projects that have emerged in the last couple of years to support Asian immigrant enclaves. Grassroots organizations serving different Asian communities and needs are thriving throughout the country: Mott Street Girls, which aims to tell the stories of Manhattan’s Chinatown; Compassion in Oakland, which provides the elderly with chaperones amidst the rise of anti-Asian violence; the Los Angeles Koreatown branch of Zoomers to Boomers, which provides grocery deliveries for the elderly so they can safely shelter in place. These community aid projects have largely been spearheaded by young Asian Americans in their 20s and 30s. Given the way many young people in the Asian diaspora flock to these immigrant neighborhoods, it’s perhaps entirely unsurprising that their unique flavor of mutual aid has been so intergenerational.   Chinatown's Mutual Aid Societies  

Moderator comment: Let’s keep this thread on topic please.

especially when his behavior makes us doubt about his presence on here. 
 

Anyone recognize this young man with the exotic blue-gray eyes ?
https://rent.men/AngelMike
I am intrigued.

and how are we supposed to know that "for sure"?

i was asked to impersonate a bike messenger - that was OK
i was asked to be a food delivery guy - that was OK
I was asked to be an "illegal immigrant" - NOT OK

Nutritionists !   bah humbug,  they tell you that bullshit while they sit home and eat junkfood....  I bet that nutritionist is eatting full-fat cheesecake after cashing your check ?    And when you see whats happening in the world, you realize life is fragile and short.    So you have to enjoy yourself.   So fuck low carb and low cal  and "impossible" meat.   Pig out on the real stuff and ENJOY !   The end result is the same for all of us,  we're gonna die.   😮

Once again  the virus doesn't protect one from contacting it again.

I know for sure you love my gallery posts. Very hot men! 

wow.... and this 100 times over!!

Supposedly coming to Philly for a week in June 👍💪
I guess I just wouldn't try to send a 3rd message since he didn't respond to the other 2

If that 300 is CAD, about 238US, that's not too bad for these days. I find everything is UP across the board.

I was also blocked fornjust visiting his rm although he TEXTED me back. I dont think I'm comfortable meeting someone who blocks me.....

Yes this. Mindless fucks may be had on hook up apps but someone professional who is focused on your enjoyment and who understands male arousal (or female arousal for that matter) is usually more often found via providers. I think the biggest sex organ is the brain, start there and work down 😉. 

interesting discussion here, thanks everyone
the ONLY difference between the 2 RMs I see at this point, is that on rentMasseur I can find some guys who honestly are into the true spiritual science of bodyworking (licensed or not) while on rentMen such a conversation would just feel totally out of place
i am always on the hunt for guys who do introduce a kind of mindfulness into their sexual work and even though i wish there were sites that were more specifically into that, for now rentMasseur is as close as i can ever get.
agreed?

interesting discussion here, thanks everyone
the ONLY difference between the 2 RMs I see at this point, is that on rentMasseur I can find some guys who honestly are into the true spiritual science of bodyworking (licensed or not) while on rentMen such a conversation would just feel totally out of place
i am always on the hunt for guys who do introduce a kind of mindfulness into their sexual work and even though i wish there were sites that were more specifically into that, for now rentMasseur is as close as i can ever get.
agreed?

"Thank you for thinking of us older people. Thank you for caring for us."   A really interesting read for all of us, courtesy of Bon Appetit magazine, featuring the work of "Heart of Dinner":   Heart of Dinner is part of a wave of projects that have emerged in the last couple of years to support Asian immigrant enclaves. Grassroots organizations serving different Asian communities and needs are thriving throughout the country: Mott Street Girls, which aims to tell the stories of Manhattan’s Chinatown; Compassion in Oakland, which provides the elderly with chaperones amidst the rise of anti-Asian violence; the Los Angeles Koreatown branch of Zoomers to Boomers, which provides grocery deliveries for the elderly so they can safely shelter in place. These community aid projects have largely been spearheaded by young Asian Americans in their 20s and 30s. Given the way many young people in the Asian diaspora flock to these immigrant neighborhoods, it’s perhaps entirely unsurprising that their unique flavor of mutual aid has been so intergenerational.   Chinatown's Mutual Aid Societies  

"Thank you for thinking of us older people. Thank you for caring for us."   A really interesting read for all of us, courtesy of Bon Appetit magazine, featuring the work of "Heart of Dinner":   Heart of Dinner is part of a wave of projects that have emerged in the last couple of years to support Asian immigrant enclaves. Grassroots organizations serving different Asian communities and needs are thriving throughout the country: Mott Street Girls, which aims to tell the stories of Manhattan’s Chinatown; Compassion in Oakland, which provides the elderly with chaperones amidst the rise of anti-Asian violence; the Los Angeles Koreatown branch of Zoomers to Boomers, which provides grocery deliveries for the elderly so they can safely shelter in place. These community aid projects have largely been spearheaded by young Asian Americans in their 20s and 30s. Given the way many young people in the Asian diaspora flock to these immigrant neighborhoods, it’s perhaps entirely unsurprising that their unique flavor of mutual aid has been so intergenerational.   Chinatown's Mutual Aid Societies  

"Thank you for thinking of us older people. Thank you for caring for us."   A really interesting read for all of us, courtesy of Bon Appetit magazine, featuring the work of "Heart of Dinner":   Heart of Dinner is part of a wave of projects that have emerged in the last couple of years to support Asian immigrant enclaves. Grassroots organizations serving different Asian communities and needs are thriving throughout the country: Mott Street Girls, which aims to tell the stories of Manhattan’s Chinatown; Compassion in Oakland, which provides the elderly with chaperones amidst the rise of anti-Asian violence; the Los Angeles Koreatown branch of Zoomers to Boomers, which provides grocery deliveries for the elderly so they can safely shelter in place. These community aid projects have largely been spearheaded by young Asian Americans in their 20s and 30s. Given the way many young people in the Asian diaspora flock to these immigrant neighborhoods, it’s perhaps entirely unsurprising that their unique flavor of mutual aid has been so intergenerational.   Chinatown's Mutual Aid Societies  

interesting discussion here, thanks everyone
the ONLY difference between the 2 RMs I see at this point, is that on rentMasseur I can find some guys who honestly are into the true spiritual science of bodyworking (licensed or not) while on rentMen such a conversation would just feel totally out of place
i am always on the hunt for guys who do introduce a kind of mindfulness into their sexual work and even though i wish there were sites that were more specifically into that, for now rentMasseur is as close as i can ever get.
agreed?

the guy needs to get out in the world more....

text from the one-star review.....
This guy doesn’t look remotely like his profile pics and is a thief on top of all that.

Bryan Knight IM'd me on Rentmen mentioning he's coming to San Francisco end of June for Pride.  On his RM page there is a picture of a cut, muscular guy who caught my attention.  There are also other pictures of a chubby fellow that is not my type.  So, I asked for current photos and got photos of a husky fellow.  I told him it was not a match and wished him a great time in town for Pride.  His response:  My RM photo is gross.
Well, I dodged a bullet there!  
He blocked me so I am unable to copy his RM post or a copy of the message.  Suffice it to say, if you can't stand rejection, you're in the wrong business.
 

Agree.  I am eager, sincere, respectful and willing to pay. Yet the providers I reach out to don't even bother to acknowledge receipt of my queries on any platform.  One might think business is too good.

frills