peterhung85

In the British TV show called "Come, fly with me" the check-in agent did exactly that.... and gave the obese gentleman seats 9B and 37D ?

WOW! Talking about "attitude" ... these guys should be grateful for having clients especially at times like these. Bottom line it is very disrespectful and unprofessional. Let me guess, this particular provider wasn't a well-reviewed one here on this site...

I would say that to determine an answer, it also boils down to your level of tolerance and personality. One client who may seem "annoying or bad" to one provider may not be considered as such for me. Over a decade of me providing services to gentlemen, I have met less than 5 people I would consider a bad / non-repeat experience, but I know of other providers who would have considered a lot more of those clients as bad ones, simply because I know how they handle certain people and certain situations.

@peterhung85 is a great reason to go to Vegas. ? I did bump into Ottaviani a couple of years ago at a restaurant in Vegas. Of all places, it was in the men’s restroom. Lol. He made small talk since his face was red hot from eating spicy food. He was pretty cool and looked normal. Sad to see such a young man go down the dark path of drugs.

Throughout the 10+ years of me being a provider, it has happened a handful of times when the client requested it. I had no problem to oblige. Nothing is 100% safe at the end of the day....

WOW! Talking about "attitude" ... these guys should be grateful for having clients especially at times like these. Bottom line it is very disrespectful and unprofessional. Let me guess, this particular provider wasn't a well-reviewed one here on this site...

We all draw a line somewhere. It is up to each provider what they feel comfortable with and what the deal-breakers are.
For me it all comes down to 2 things:
- Manners
- Hygiene
 
...medical conditions I am fine with, as long as it is not a contagious one. Anything that doesn't jeopardize my health is fine. If it is a "cosmetic" issue on the client's behalf, it is truly not a concern of mine. So is being overweight. Connection and chemistry trumps those things.
 
Oh, and did you say NO TEETH? Bring that on!!!!! ?

Laying in the bed with my client at night in a pitch black room. He turns to me and says:
"You look so beautiful in the dark"

Awwwwww...... Yes, I remember you!!! I am so happy to hear that about your dad, definitely brings a smile to my face (and so did your post). We will definitely make a meeting happen next time you are in town!
 
In the meantime, stay safe and BIG HUGS to you! ?

Throughout the 10+ years of me being a provider, it has happened a handful of times when the client requested it. I had no problem to oblige. Nothing is 100% safe at the end of the day....

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Laying in the bed with my client at night in a pitch black room. He turns to me and says:
"You look so beautiful in the dark"

At the risk of speaking for others, I’m going to say that it seems that the prevalence of “bad clients” is small. We’ve spent a lot of time in this thread talking about what makes for a bad client, but @peterhung85 really was the only escort to say how prevalent they are – and he reports they are rather infrequent over the course of his escorting career.
 
Unless other escorts want to dispute the claim, it seems plain.
 

We all draw a line somewhere. It is up to each provider what they feel comfortable with and what the deal-breakers are.
For me it all comes down to 2 things:
- Manners
- Hygiene
 
...medical conditions I am fine with, as long as it is not a contagious one. Anything that doesn't jeopardize my health is fine. If it is a "cosmetic" issue on the client's behalf, it is truly not a concern of mine. So is being overweight. Connection and chemistry trumps those things.
 
Oh, and did you say NO TEETH? Bring that on!!!!! ?

We all draw a line somewhere. It is up to each provider what they feel comfortable with and what the deal-breakers are.
For me it all comes down to 2 things:
- Manners
- Hygiene
 
...medical conditions I am fine with, as long as it is not a contagious one. Anything that doesn't jeopardize my health is fine. If it is a "cosmetic" issue on the client's behalf, it is truly not a concern of mine. So is being overweight. Connection and chemistry trumps those things.
 
Oh, and did you say NO TEETH? Bring that on!!!!! ?

Awwwwww...... Yes, I remember you!!! I am so happy to hear that about your dad, definitely brings a smile to my face (and so did your post). We will definitely make a meeting happen next time you are in town!
 
In the meantime, stay safe and BIG HUGS to you! ?

In the British TV show called "Come, fly with me" the check-in agent did exactly that.... and gave the obese gentleman seats 9B and 37D ?

Awwwwww...... Yes, I remember you!!! I am so happy to hear that about your dad, definitely brings a smile to my face (and so did your post). We will definitely make a meeting happen next time you are in town!
 
In the meantime, stay safe and BIG HUGS to you! ?

@mike carey – a good escort makes you feel desired and appreciated despite those things, such as obesity, that society would call disgusting. There are of course certain things like hygiene and manners that, I would think, classify as dealbreakers, but on the whole I feel one of the great services an escort offers is to make those of us undesirables feel momentarily desired.

In the British TV show called "Come, fly with me" the check-in agent did exactly that.... and gave the obese gentleman seats 9B and 37D ?

@peterhung85 is a consummate gentleman, he made this imperfect client feel more than comfortable. I don't think I would have been a bad client for anyone, but for him I certainly was not. I can't wait for our borders to reopen.

If obesity is a deal breaker he shouldn’t be escorting in the USA

Or plain old ignorance. Imagine the outrage if such a generalization was attributed to a different group of people based on their collective identity.

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It’s extremely troubling you lump obese folks into a “disgusting” category. And we need more proof there isn’t sizist discrimination in the gay community...?

I almost met @peterhung85 little over a year ago, I was excited to have him as my plus one with family and friends while in town, unfortunately we got a call that my dad was in the hospital and they weren't sure what was going on he kept losing balance and falling down. My dad is in his 60's and us being a tight knit family we dropped everything and booked the next flight home to be by his side. I texted Peter and apologized and since I cancelled the last minute I insisted I reimburse him for his time but he wouldn't have it and wished my dad a quick recovery. I thought to myself now I really wanna meet this guy, work kept me busy then corona happened so I haven't been back to Vegas since but once this mess blows over I wanna spend time with someone that has the perfect combination of mind, body and spirit. PS..my dad is fine it turned out to be vertigo