robberbaron4u

Having been closed on as a "prime property" by a former soap opera actor, he is "off the market". However, any number of his body building friends are seeking "sponsors", short-term, long-term, whatever arrangement suffices to pay for gym fees, "detailing" (waxing, tanning, etc ad inf) and protein and vitamin supplements. Be advised that a shopping trip to the health food store as a gratuity can easily run up a tab of $500+ in the pop of a bicep.

The line starts behind me. . .

My remark was made in jest. I appreciate, fully, your dissatisfaction with the "hire".

Well...there are those who don't get even 20 minutes of "action" in their lifetime.

Cafeteria Luxe.

Baked possum...a Southern delicacy.

Where would you be today? You would be an aging "sex worker". Perhaps, just perhaps, a " thank you" to the Deity is in order...

Sugar Baby?!? He ain't no babe in arms, and, I suspect the sugar bowl to be empty. . .you can do better for yourself in the marketplace.

Ah, me! Has it been 25 years? Indeed, yes. At the time, he was svelte, not "bulked up", in his physique and he was engaging company betweenst the sheets and in the light of the day. In my opinion, you could not do better in a "hire" that can satisfy your want.

"Gorgeous" might be considered a suitable adjective in a description of his physical presentation; whilst "FAB-U-LUXE" defines his manner.

CuteYoungSexyBoy = Christian Ramvel (twitter:christianramvel). Formerly of LA; by report, his photographs are accurate; however, as a provider, he is lavish in his promise of a good time and lax in the fulfillment of that promise. At twenty-five years of age, he has being doing business for five or six years, and, thereby he knows the rules of the game. ("CHRISTIAN RAMVEL" is his stage name, not his real name; please, no demerits. )

LiamV has been a "steady date" with me for a number of years, and, he has never given disappointment in any aspect of his offering.

My posting was intended as a "blanket", not a personal, admonition. Personally, I am of the opinion that you should be commended in your warning; perhaps, a "caveat emptor" category should be considered for the forum. My experience with stating caveats being a reward of demerits in my mailbox. With particular regard to "angst", I find a box of Cheez-Its and a bottle of good cognac to be helpful in alleviating the condition in any circumstance. As for New Orleans, as by my prior advisement, the New Orleans market is "dismal" in its selection; in the years before the AIDS pandemic, the city abounded in choice selections, and, indeed, two or three agencies were in operation. I am given to understand that the former penthouse suites of the Pontchartrain Hotel on St. Charles Avdnue have been repurposed as a night club venue which attracts a large crowd young and beautiful things on the weekends. Oh, for the days when that jewel of an inn was a "destination". . .

Sink me! And people make complaint about me gnawing on an old bone! "Flake" is not unlike "Friend"; definitions differ with the individual. If he is a flake in your book, that's "OK", but move on beyond the " angst" of the thing.

Firstly, posts pertinent to a provider's health are not permissible on the board; secondly, it appears that you have undertaken to "scrub" any and all postings past October 31, 2022 from your FB page. Enough said on my part: caveat emptor.

Unfortunately, "escorting" is, by the very nature of the thing, a "risky business" and the stricture of "caveat emptor" applies to it.

As with any "hire", caveat emptor.

Contrary to your FB postings, but, "OK"...

As a matter of doing business, full and honest disclosure by an escort of any health issue should be disclosed to a potential client in a hire. Please consider my reply a "blanket caveat" with any escort and not you in particular.

Caveat emptor.

I pray my fellow travellers a bountiful Thanksgiving Day .

In my experience, it is best to travel to the escort.

Squirrel tails, seasoned with bacon drippings, fried up crisp and crunchy in corn batter and Crisco.

More often than not, desperation kicks in at thirty-somethin'...of course, there are exceptions but this man is not one.