RyanDean

I love Jules Bouyer. Posted a Jules gallery on my Insta just yesterday.
But discovering the special quick peek in this tweet has just made my day.

He sees male clients. Based on my experience, he has a process of vetting clients that will clarify your questions respectfully and efficiently.

Such an interesting question, @BCMan

I don't know that there's such a website, aside from perhaps Seeking.com (which has its own limits).

That said, some thoughts...
it sounds like forum contributor @BenjaminNicholas would deftly meet this criteria. you might explore the offerings of LuxeMentor; and depending on your location (and height requirements), I'd endorse James Dumont for your consideration. And I'll be interested to see which other providers come to mind for other forum contributors...

Such an interesting question, @BCMan

I don't know that there's such a website, aside from perhaps Seeking.com (which has its own limits).

That said, some thoughts...
it sounds like forum contributor @BenjaminNicholas would deftly meet this criteria. you might explore the offerings of LuxeMentor; and depending on your location (and height requirements), I'd endorse James Dumont for your consideration. And I'll be interested to see which other providers come to mind for other forum contributors...

Oh yes!
30 years ago when I was in my 30s, sexy and desirable I was asked by a friend who owned an Art Gallery to pose naked with other 4 guys for a known painter.
I wasn't paid, but the painter named the painting after my profession:)
It was fun!
(I am the one with the visible ass....)

Where do you live?

I'm aware of a number of figure drawing classes that engage a primarily gay/queer cohort of artists in NYC, including at least one that hosts remote modeling sessions. One of the best NYC ones hosts male models of all ages/shapes and another often includes more explicitly erotic poses/sequences. There are also private groups for more serious/experienced artists.

I'm also aware of at least one gay figure drawing group in LA and one in San Francisco, plus one based in the UK that hosts models from all over for artists that are as well. 

But, yes -- your local college maybe, and probably also your local arts society/council, but there might also be other opportunities in the gay communities near you...

I found Axel to be an incredibly nice person -- grounded, human, engaged, interested, interesting, funny, smart, thoughtful...
He's one of those whose pictures make him look like a god. I don't know that he looks like a god in person but somehow he looks even sexier. His rates are "top shelf" but, even though I blanched a bit initially, I had no regrets after we met.

PS: I was only at last night's Adonis briefly but didn't see him (or Damien)...

"How would you know if a dancer would come to your place?"
Ask him.....
(This isn't nuclear physics).
BTC
🤡

When I first started hiring about a dozen years ago, I rarely went back for seconds. Not for any particular reason, just because I found the variety exciting.

Coming out of the pandemic, I did lock into one regular guy who was and is great and we began to become friends in a way. Our "relationship" went to a different place (seeing movies together "off the clock," checking in when life got complicated, etcetera) but I soon recognized that we would likely never really be able to be in each other's "real lives" without it getting complicated, so I scaled back on meetings with him. Boundaries are important in this hobby and it seemed necessary to recalibrate. 

More recently, I've not had great luck when "sampling the offerings" so have been more inclined to rehires. Mostly to get past the getting acquainted phase so that we're both able to relax into the encounter. One gent I've been seeing somewhat regularly lately isn't the most dynamic but he's gorgeous, kind, easy to be with, the pieces make for a great fit, and our time together has been reliably gratifying. Which I consider a definite win and a clear reason to book him again. But I think he's one of only three gents I've booked 3+ times.

When I first started hiring about a dozen years ago, I rarely went back for seconds. Not for any particular reason, just because I found the variety exciting.

Coming out of the pandemic, I did lock into one regular guy who was and is great and we began to become friends in a way. Our "relationship" went to a different place (seeing movies together "off the clock," checking in when life got complicated, etcetera) but I soon recognized that we would likely never really be able to be in each other's "real lives" without it getting complicated, so I scaled back on meetings with him. Boundaries are important in this hobby and it seemed necessary to recalibrate. 

More recently, I've not had great luck when "sampling the offerings" so have been more inclined to rehires. Mostly to get past the getting acquainted phase so that we're both able to relax into the encounter. One gent I've been seeing somewhat regularly lately isn't the most dynamic but he's gorgeous, kind, easy to be with, the pieces make for a great fit, and our time together has been reliably gratifying. Which I consider a definite win and a clear reason to book him again. But I think he's one of only three gents I've booked 3+ times.

Sorry this makes no sense to me? I’m negative, on prep, tested every 90 days. How does that make me have hiv as you suppose above.

Looking forward to an ATL trip in August.
Any updates on the current reality at BJ Roosters?

Also, any tips for this longtime stripper enthusiast who'll be hitting BJRoosters for the first time?
 

Set up appointments with promising & well-reviewed gents in Las Vegas, Providence, and Atlanta -- only to get ghosted on the day.
Every. Single. Time.
So tedious.
 

Set up appointments with promising & well-reviewed gents in Las Vegas, Providence, and Atlanta -- only to get ghosted on the day.
Every. Single. Time.
So tedious.
 

Set up appointments with promising & well-reviewed gents in Las Vegas, Providence, and Atlanta -- only to get ghosted on the day.
Every. Single. Time.
So tedious.
 

Set up appointments with promising & well-reviewed gents in Las Vegas, Providence, and Atlanta -- only to get ghosted on the day.
Every. Single. Time.
So tedious.
 

Set up appointments with promising & well-reviewed gents in Las Vegas, Providence, and Atlanta -- only to get ghosted on the day.
Every. Single. Time.
So tedious.
 

Set up appointments with promising & well-reviewed gents in Las Vegas, Providence, and Atlanta -- only to get ghosted on the day.
Every. Single. Time.
So tedious.
 

It's the "Long Beard" trend that I'm hoping will pass/fade soon...

It's the "Long Beard" trend that I'm hoping will pass/fade soon...

Yep.
Smart, kind, engaged, great booty...

It's the "Long Beard" trend that I'm hoping will pass/fade soon...

It's the "Long Beard" trend that I'm hoping will pass/fade soon...

It's the "Long Beard" trend that I'm hoping will pass/fade soon...

It's the "Long Beard" trend that I'm hoping will pass/fade soon...