Peter Eater

Mmm. Valley Boy.

And here: https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/164722-any-411-on-alex-max-in-sherman-oaks/#comment-2527704

Ad now says L.A. A visit or a move, since comments above come from all over? Perhaps @BrklynNYC knows, as he’s actually hired Faron.

I’m confused. In his ad he says he’s 40. ?? (The handsome pix with sunglasses do look 30s. Are they someone else?)

LoadedUpp unloaded RM.

Oh, no. I’d have to go to Chongqing, China, to check this out? Hard pass.

Profile has expired, it says.

Looks like Jordan is the former RomeoPasional (that rentmen ad has expired though): https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/159521-romeopasional-in-la/#comment-2441377

Pop culture has been doing this always and forever. It's a major part of the genre, not an outlier.

Lena's only been dead for 16 years. Hope the house got dusted.

Check out Tactile Daddy. (He's on COM.) He'll likely have suggestions. https://rentmasseur.com/TactileDaddy

"...his mugshot..." 😬 .

Those lips, those eyes... But is it really wise to put in an ad that you've been "navigating a very challenging personal situation that affected my emotional wellbeing"? I mean, I am sorry about that, but it's just unprofessional. That's concerning when hiring a pro for a professional service.

Who's that?

9.5 bottom? 😒

Season 2 of "The Boyfriend," the pan-Asian gay dating reality show, is worth a binge-watch. (The guys are Japanese, South Korean, Thai, Peruvian-Japanese, ages 20 to 40.) 15 episodes. Especially good is the late season emphasis on coming out, which goes across several episodes. Surprisingly moving for reality TV.

Straight alpha? No, just closeted boy.

"Young boy who will disconnect you from reality..." No thanks. I prefer just the opposite.

He gives an impressive performance in Trailer Trash Boys.

Translation : Medicare is bad.

Nobody has been there, done that? https://rentmasseur.com/AthleticAsianGuy

There's no way I'd take this to PM with an uninformed conservative ideologue who thinks Medicare is bad. What a waste of time that would be!

Excellent pro photos.

Here's one useful overview of how deregulation (since Reagan) has been a primary cause of skyrocketing Healthcare costs: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/04/upshot/reagan-deregulation-and-americas-exceptional-rise-in-health-care-costs.html?smid=nytcore-android-share

Reduced competition allows health systems to raise prices for services and insurance premiums. A complex, fragmented system with multiple payers results in high administrative overhead, accounting for nearly 25% of spending. Increased longevity brings more age-related diseases, with chronic conditions accounting for up to 75% of all healthcare costs. Etc. None of which has anything to do with the introduction of Medicare in the 1960s, and in fact things like its single-payer status are beneficial .