robberbaron4u

Experience; he is a "major attraction", the experience of which should not be missed...

"Five stars plus" in every aspect of his offering.

Leave "next-of-kin" contact information at the front desk. . .just in case your "mystery date" turns out to be the infamous "Gay Blade" killer: !!!SURPRISE!!!

Unfortunately, there are now "strains" which can prove very difficult to treat.

A draught that will quench any discerning man's thirst! Bottoms up!

Silly, or, perhaps, prudent on the part of the escort? Per Jack Graysonn, an established escort at New Orleans, and posted to his rentmen.eu advertisement: "Taking off for treatment, guys. Get yourself tested, guys. This is my FOURTH treatment this year and it hasn't been particularly busy. This will make 11 weeks I've had to take off because someone had something." And he ain't making reference to a common cold. . .

Make inquiry of HSH.

I yet have a fancy sport jacket hanging in my closet that Vincent sold me whilst he was working in a clothing store at Ventura; Vincent, and not the jacket, was the attraction in making the purchase..

After the fact, yes; before the fact, I think not...

You have stated, succinctly, my argument. Thank you.

Well...if the dye on the bunny fur runs and it begins to shed, don't blame me that it ain't real mink for I am blameless in the thing.

And before the person was tested, discovered himself to be positive and began an anti-viral regiment to being his load down to "undetectable"?

Certainly. For the escort "I didn't know," "Nobody told me", "I didn't understand", "THE CLIENT DID IT" is a good defense. By the way, based upon your premise, I have a dyed bunny fur stole which I can happily sell to you, without remorse, as genuine mink . . .

I am in agreement with you that it is the "most realistic statement"; nonetheless, I doubt the statement affords any comfort for a client when his test comes back "positive". By the way, I have a dyed rabbit fur stole that I will happily sell to you as "mink". . .if the dye runs and it sheds we have no need to worry as to a complaint from you; after all, as a consumer, you should have known the "real" how and why and wheretofore of the thing and not relied upon my representation. Escorting ia a business, not a charity, and, ideally, the customary rules of doing business are applicable; escorts, as providers, wail as a banshee in a lighting storm when they've been "taken" by a client; the client should have the same privilege without condemnation.

Hmmm. . . "caveat emptor"; unfortunately, with HIV there is no recourse to obtain a refund.

Stephen Boyd. Read my memoir, "I Can't Begin to Tell You". Ha, ha, ha. . .

"Retro", perhaps, unless you, as a client, tests positive after a "hire". . .then the thing becomes, unhappily, more likely then not "remorse"; a "shadow" that is with you 24/7 for the balance of your lifetime,

Unfortunately, the reality of the thing is that, probably, it is not uncommon; a "caveat" of any "hire" for the consumer. Of course, there are "providers" who are responsible, "health wise" in doing business; I have the acquaintance of an escort at Paris who is tested on a monthly basis by his own choice for STDs.

The escort has been in business for over a decade. He has disclosed on a public forum that he is HIV postive , and, he has been on an antiviral drug regiment for over a year. Apparently, there was a time when he was HIV positive and not on an antiviral drug; he was not given to regular "testing" for the virus, and, in his promotional literature he listed his HIV status as negative. A client of the escort became aware of the "situation" only when a former "boyfriend" of the escort filed a "public endangerment" complaint on the escort; upon filing of the complaint, the escort located to another state to avoid prosecution. The escort does not disclose his career as an "escort" on the referenced public forum.

In the course of a visit to the home of a friend, a connossieur of "fine cock", on Sunset Plaza Drive at Los Angeles, I took note of a bronze casting of a cock in his collection, a thing marvelous in its size and perfection of proportion, which had a certain familiarity to it. I pondered over it at table, and, as the demitasse service was being laid, it came to me as to the identity of the man whose "manhood" had been immortalized; I made inquiry of my host, and, indeed, the subject had been "LiamV".

His "pecs" are headed toward the pavement; but, you have to give the man a "pat on the back" for industry. . .

I have to ponder as to whether or not a diabetic in want of a slice of frosted chocolate cake from the dessert cart would be in agreement with you.

It is human nature to want that which you cannot have. . .

Done.

With Alfie, "play" is reserved for the bold and very beautiful; paying trolls may look and admire but not touch.