dcguy20

If it is someone I haven't seen before, I would pay the increase (depending how much it is). There is one guy in particular who verbally has told me I was grandfathered in. There was one popular guy whose increase was too much for me, so I don't even bother with him anymore.

2 of my favorites recently retired (Eddie new DC transplant and Warren Parker).

I've been in touch with him. His return is very temporary and he'll be removing his ad again soon.

I had this issue when I lived in Brooklyn years ago. Two kittens later ended this problem. They didn't capture any, but it seems like the rodents knew they were present.

Not sure I experienced callousness on his part, but he seemed disconnected, whereas the first time he was very present.

I saw him for a 2nd time a couple months ago and would say the experience didn't come close to my first appointment. It was like dealing with a completely different person. Something was off.

My initial communication with him was excellent. I booked an appointment with him for a massage back in September. He was supposed to come to my place, but he flaked out about 45 minutes before. He also had one bad review on RM which was quickly deleted.

I'll be alone this year (not the first), and for some reason I don't seem to mind. Usually my best friend and I spend it together if she's not traveling for the holiday.

I clicked on the link, but I don't see a response to the review.

At Sean's stated rate in that review, this is incredibly disheartening to read.

I have experienced this as well this past year. It is based on a couple of factors. The most recent being I feel like someone switched my on button to off (for lack of a better analogy). Not just with regards to hiring or my libido (which isn't an issue), but other aspects of my life as well.

I've been in contact with him. He told me he's in DC for the month of November.

Happy, Happy Birthday!!

This has certainly been a lesson in context for me! I have used the term with hires before. I am vanilla as they come, and would never use "sir" in a dominant/submissive, or any other connotation other than as a formality.

I have used the word "sir" for as long as I can remember. My use is a term for respect. I recently had a friend of mine call me out on it (he happens to be black). He took it in a dominant/ submissive context which was totally not my intention. The exchange was by text. Could it be a regional thing? I'm from New England. I even use the term at work. That being said, how one interprets the word is based on their personal experience.

@hypothetically, were you notified of the gift reactivation of your account?

I contacted Brocco after your glowing review. He hasn't opened my inquiry either!

I tried Wilson again. Although he has been online, he hasn't opened my messages. As he doesn't list a phone number, email is the only way to contact him.

He definitely had an ad before, but I can't remember what name he used. I saw him once a couple of years ago for a massage.

@thickornotatall two different guys.

I live in DC, and ran into one of my DC hires checking into the same NYC hotel at the same time. As we were both alone, we had a nice but brief chat. @hypothetically what are the chances of your experience happening?!

I think I saw him for the first time about 10 years ago. He had a table then. I think the last time I saw him for a massage was maybe 4 years ago.

Mr. Goodbody deleted his ad a few months ago. I saw him one time. It was a positive experience.

I saw him yesterday. Fantastic massage. When meeting someone new, I usually start off with a 60 minute session. I would have gladly gone to 90 minutes. I definitely plan on seeing him again. On a side note, I thought he looked even better in person.

Too many "do nots" in his ad.