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An "Old Master" to market...

A well-known escort, now retired, of my acquaintance, a "bottom" in his own preference of position, advertised and performed, exclusively, as a "top" because "it's what the clients expect and want by my physical presentation".

WHO???

the event is on the West Coast. Is there any interest in a Palm Beach Pool Party for the East Coast boys? A bevy of escorts, legends in their own time, could be decorative accessories to the event, and, too, a few "legends in the making (one or two European and/or South American "imports") and, of course, the Divinity known as Ziya from Tampa) .Yes, Robber Baron is bored. . .he makes his home in the country but he ain't buried in it. . .yet.

With regard to realty, I took a planned loss, and, as a result, enjoyed a substantial tax write-off which will serve me well in the years remaining to me. The buyers fully appreciate that their "bargains" exclude them from sharing in my estate when I am delivered from this disease they call life. Unfortunately, the tax attorney who put the thing together for me is retiring from his practice to pursue his "dream" of becoming a "star" on the ballroom dancing circuit.

Standard dividend producing "stuff" for my portfolio: Southern Company, Medical Properties Trust and the like that pay 5%+ on my investment; in my dotage, I am content to cash dividend checks and clip coupons rather than playing "spin the wheel" in the markets.

I, too, am divesting myself of rental properties. At my age, the aggravation of leasing agents, insurance premiums, property taxes, maintenance costs, etc ad infinitum is a burden I choose not to tote; however, I am investing the proceeds from the sale of my rental properties in well-managed REITs. (I do own the houses sited on either side of my principal residence and a small, low-rise office building adjacent to my property, presently leased to a small medical practice, and I will retain these particular properties as the rents they generate pay the upkeep on my home.)

Hopefully, "another dimension" is not the Twilight Zone with him. . .

It's the truth! It's factual! But it sho' nuf ain't satisfactual!

And, by his promotional literature, Liam V at Indianapolis, with 95 stellar reviews posted to his rentmen profile, is "straight".

Gentlemen, gentlemen, gentlemen, please....as by my prior advisements, public and private, patience has it reward with the lad. In my experience with "bodybuilders", hubris is an inherent affliction with them; and, too, young gods require adoration to flourish. He is " fresh" to market, learning the how and the why and the wheretofore of the "trade", and, accordingly adjusting the services he provides to the end of being relevant in his offering.

https://rentmen.eu/MrMuscular Have a "look-see", gentlemen and savor the prospect of a tasty treat. . .

At last! A ray of sunlight pierces the cloudy sky. . .yes, a "type" of provider.

Thankfully, I yet serve to amuse in my old age. . .

Personally, I have worked with "Godson" as my relationship with "companions" in the course of the last thirty-five years.

We are but simple country folk. . .

The subtle difference between "courtesan" and "whore" comes to mind; presentation defines the perceived nature of the thing and not the reality.

A category "separate and distinct" from "Boy Friend"; however, I surmise that whatever transpires behind closed doors stays between "Dad" and "Son".

"Handsome Son", a new category of escort that can be presented for admiration in the " light of the day" but, as with any MasterPiece, is not to be touched.

$300+/- hourly rack rate.

Indeed, he did: a 1954 Timex "Ben Hogan" model was his "everyday" timepiece; it accompanied him down the road of life to the last stop sign.

Miles O'Keeffe.

Be mindful to do your scheduled maintenance! Mt father purchased a Chevrolet Bel-Air coupe off the show room floor in 1953, kept it in first-class condition, and, at the time of his death some forty years later, the car was ticking right along without missing a beat.

Doubtlessly, the mileage on the odometer was substantial with residual wear and tear on the engine...

Doubtlessly, he would be the MasterPiece in any connossieur's collection. Unfortunately, collectors have a tendency to "deaccession" the "works" when they become "Old Masters". . .