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Basically, though, it's $20 (Canadian) per song for all the dancers. Try to time the dance so that a song is just beginning, so you can keep track (some dancers like to pretend more songs have gone by than actually have). Start slow, and don't try to go very far on the first song - but by the end of the second, if they're not totally nude, you're missing out. What happens next is up to you and the dancer, but actual sex is always a no-no. In general, Stock boys are usually straight and so try to control the dance more (and they don't like ass play). Campus boys are more flexible, though they may all have different limits. If YOU are shy, be aware that at Campus, there are few partitions backstage anymore, although it's dark. Stock offers more curtained privacy, but sometimes management will stick its head in unannounced. Good luck.

I had a similar experience with a new dancer at Stock last year.
 
He looked cute, so I thought I'd try a private dance. At first I thought this was going to go well when he immediately dropped his pants and underwear. But then he started grinding mechanically with no attempt to connect at all. It was almost like I was having to fight him at times to direct him.
 
In converse, there was one dancer at Stock many years ago who on stage looked like he could not get off the stage quick enough. Always started late, no eye contact with the audience, left stage early, but was actually one of the most forthcoming in private.

Try Alex. He has a nice studio set-up in his flat in Southwark which is a short walk from the Tate Modern art gallery.
 
https://www.masseurfinder.com/members/abc12345.shtml
 
It's very easy to get to on the Jubilee London Underground line.

I was in Montreal last weekend for a long-ish stay from Thursday to Tuesday. Nice to be past the worst of the winter in Montreal. It was still cool/cold whilst I was there but there was no snow/rain which was nice.
 
I started off at Stock on Thursday night just after midnight. I did a quick canvass of the place and saw very little that interested me in terms of dancers. Since the night was already late (I had a late flight arrival), I decided to walk over to campus to see what was happening there....I was happy I did. Campus had 4-5 solid looking musc/masc guys dancing. It was a surprisingly good lineup for a slow cold Thursday night. I hung out with two guys who I knew that previously danced at Stock two years ago. Had a great time with them and also looking at the substantial eye-candy on the stage. A good time was had by EZEtoGRU at Campus on the Thursday.
 
I was concerned about Stock for the rest of my long weekend since Thursday there was a disappointment. I quickly learned that I needn't be. Stock had a very solid lineup of guys for the rest of my stay Friday till Sunday. I had a great time all three nights and didn't at all feel the need to wander over to Campus again. I spent time with lots of hot guys. The notable one's were Franco, Tyson, Justin, Kobe, Mike, Kevin, Morgan, and Jo. So many men....so little time. So much fun. So much alcohol. It was worth it.
 
I stayed an extra day in Montreal to go to the Red Wings vs Canadiens game at the Bell Centre on the Monday night. That was a blast! I went with three "friends" from Stock. Boy was I the thorn between three roses. LOL.

I think most all bend the truth, with varying intentions. For example, most will tell you you're the only client they're seeing that day (even one on a traveling road show where you know the are seeing 4-6 clients/day). Some will tell you they are making enough to retire and have an exit plan/strategy, tell you they make more money than they actually do, or they have a college degree from a good school, are from a super wealthy family the list goes on. I'm sure some of these statements are true, but I hear them too often for that to be likely. Others may tell lies with more nefarious intentions. I think it's part of the game when you come into this space....you are paying for a fantasy which is not reality; the escort in many cases is telling you what they think you want to hear while also protecting their own privacy. I don't expect 100% truth from my providers, and therefore don't ask a lot of deep questions....keep it light, and keep it moving.
 
That said, I do expect them to provide courteous professional service (which means keeping your word on things) ...like, being on time, providing the service(s) agreed, and not being sketched out on drugs when we meet.

Ashley Ryder used to host a wrestling night at a London bar a few years ago:
 
https://rentmen.eu/AshleyRyderxxx

Always ask them to confirm their fee in advance, even if it is published.
 
If they don't publish a fee I would ask in the first communication. If they publish a fee, I would ask them to confirm when we've agreed to meet.

Just wanted to drop a line and say that the New Years Eve party at Stock Bar was a great time. The place was decked out. Serving staff in tux shirts and bow ties. Handsome, handsome men dancing all night. A balloon drop at midnight, a shower show, champagne toast, and bountiful buffet after midnight. A group of us attended and all had a wonderful time. Kudos to the management and staff at the club for making this a great destination place to go and to end as well as bring in a new year. Thank you.

I'm really saddened to hear this. Someone I know who seemed to have it all lost his job because of meth addiction and is now in jail.

Just text him. You'll probably get a response very quickly.

Try Alex. He has a nice studio set-up in his flat in Southwark which is a short walk from the Tate Modern art gallery.
 
https://www.masseurfinder.com/members/abc12345.shtml
 
It's very easy to get to on the Jubilee London Underground line.

Just text him. You'll probably get a response very quickly.

Reese is huge.
 
One thing I would advise it's best to message his phone a couple of days before you want to meet. He seems to struggle to keep on top of e-mails.

It's at 4:40 of the current video of the week:
 
http://www.stockbar.com/en/votw

I have submitted a review. And I will be meeting up with Joey next time I visit Montreal.

I have submitted a review. And I will be meeting up with Joey next time I visit Montreal.