John

He looks like he might be nice, which counts for something, at least with me.

Don't be snide. A couple of times I saw a thank you message from a provider on my Planet Romeo account the following day. Made me feel good, and I booked the guy again. Same could be done through a telephone or the RentMen message system. "Nice" goes along way.

I answer all questions in words. If anyone wants a picture, there are some in my Planet Romeo account and I direct them to it. If they don't have access to PR, too bad. If they want more pictures, well, I'm not the one for sale.

To be gentler, focus on what you can control, yourself, and not on the clients, whom you cannot control. Me, as a client I try to treat the escort as a potential friend and hope he will do the same. If you have a good time with a guy, let him know and even offer something extra--a bit more time, another kiss, share something personal about yourself. Send a thank you note the following day. Clients are not cash machines and even the most cynical want to feel loved for a few minutes.

Not wierd at all. Makes a huge difference!

Bump

A movie is not quite the same as a bunch of guys sitting around the campfire.

He can smile. Many can't.

I think you people are being mean. I like the way he looks and appreciate the fact that he presents himself in a way that sets himself apart. Better than another 75 shots of a scowling boy staring into his phone! A bit of vulnerability always helps.

As I recall there is a scene in the movie where he sits around telling jokes about clients. I didn't want to be material for someone else's laughter.

He offers "protected" as an option. I worry more about "party friendly."

Too much pnp perhaps

An old joke: Two guys are next to each other at urinals. One looks over and sees what looks like a tattoo on the other's dick: WENDY "Hey, that's cool. You got your girlfriend's name tattooed on your dick." "Name? Wendy? What are you talking about? That says, Welcome to Philadelphia Have a Nice Day."

Maybe they threw him out. It's not easy to be gay in Poland.

If the ad says "no kissing,"I move on. If the ad simply doesn't mention kissing, I ask. Sometimes I get a "yes" and have a great date. If I get a vague response, a "no," or some odd set of qualifications, then I move on.

A fault I will gladly accept.

25 pictures without a single smile and pnp-friendly. You can have him.

I contacted him on RM messanger and have received quick and helpful replies.

You should tell us who this one is so that we can all run to him.

I don't like it when escorts asks how much I am willing to pay for any kind of first date. I think they should have a clear notion of what their time is worth and be willing to state it. If I know the escort, have seen him a number of times, and am proposing something a little different, then I will make an offer. But to contact a new provider and to ask for a straight-forward 1-hour meeting and to be asked "how much?" NO!

The owner of a restaurant is not tipped. You can express approval by repeat visits, bring new friends, sending friends, and writing reviews on social media. I put escorts in the same category.

Don't worry. Americans won't be able to do this much longer.

And also the rule when I was growing up was that we never tipped the business owner. Should the escort come through an agency, tipping is appropriate, but not if he is a sole practitioner.

Gosh, I should think that the escort should thank the client.

If he can get clients to pay 500, more power to him. Two 500 dollar clents are equal five 200 dollar clients and much less time and work. It's his choice how he wants to structure his business. I would never negotiate the rate of a basic hour-long first meeting. If the escort asks too much, I move on. I don't want to be thought of as a low-rent client! I would negotiate the price of a longer meeting with an escort I already knew. There I have the escort's hour-rate as a benchmark.