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I took a chance with EuroNumeroUno. 😇 He's actually from France and speaks French and English fluently. Great personality. Pics on his profile are accurate, he's extremely hot. However, be aware that the only service listed in his profile is "erotic massage" which is also accurate. 😄 I had a great time, but I don't know if you'd find the same if you're looking for something more raunchy. I got the impression that he was previously "kept" but that the relationship ended a year or so ago. 

This guy has plenty of good reviews going back to 2019. 🤩Kinda surprised there's no post here - so I'm wondering if anyone has info to share. Feel free to PM me. Thanks all.
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This guy has plenty of good reviews going back to 2019. 🤩Kinda surprised there's no post here - so I'm wondering if anyone has info to share. Feel free to PM me. Thanks all.
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There are definitely scammers out there, lots of them. But there are also genuine people, very rare. One way you can tell: the genuine person who views you as a friend will be worried about taking advantage of you, because they care about you. They will welcome discussions to clarify your relationship and set boundaries for both of you, because they want to make sure the relationship is fair to both of you. By contrast, a scammer will resist anything that could mean potentially less money for them.
At the end of the day, it's far simpler and easier to keep things purely professional and leave notions of love and friendship out of it. If you are looking for love or friendship, there are better places to look than within a paid relationship.

There are definitely scammers out there, lots of them. But there are also genuine people, very rare. One way you can tell: the genuine person who views you as a friend will be worried about taking advantage of you, because they care about you. They will welcome discussions to clarify your relationship and set boundaries for both of you, because they want to make sure the relationship is fair to both of you. By contrast, a scammer will resist anything that could mean potentially less money for them.
At the end of the day, it's far simpler and easier to keep things purely professional and leave notions of love and friendship out of it. If you are looking for love or friendship, there are better places to look than within a paid relationship.

There are definitely scammers out there, lots of them. But there are also genuine people, very rare. One way you can tell: the genuine person who views you as a friend will be worried about taking advantage of you, because they care about you. They will welcome discussions to clarify your relationship and set boundaries for both of you, because they want to make sure the relationship is fair to both of you. By contrast, a scammer will resist anything that could mean potentially less money for them.
At the end of the day, it's far simpler and easier to keep things purely professional and leave notions of love and friendship out of it. If you are looking for love or friendship, there are better places to look than within a paid relationship.

There are definitely scammers out there, lots of them. But there are also genuine people, very rare. One way you can tell: the genuine person who views you as a friend will be worried about taking advantage of you, because they care about you. They will welcome discussions to clarify your relationship and set boundaries for both of you, because they want to make sure the relationship is fair to both of you. By contrast, a scammer will resist anything that could mean potentially less money for them.
At the end of the day, it's far simpler and easier to keep things purely professional and leave notions of love and friendship out of it. If you are looking for love or friendship, there are better places to look than within a paid relationship.

"Having a discussion with him about this and he starts to get angry." That's not a good sign. Whether your relationship is purely professional, a friendship, or a mixture of both, there has to be at least a willingness to discuss stuff, so long as you're doing it in a kind and respectful way, so that you can both agree on what's expected from the relationship.
"I feel like he’s slipping further into a 'good friend' and I’m losing control of the situation." "But it’s a weird balancing act of being a good friend and be in control of the relationship, offering a good friend financial help, and ensuring they’re ok financially." "I feel like I need to give him an ultimatum at our next meet up and move the relationship back to more business-like."
What I'm hearing is that you'd rather not do the balancing act, and you'd be more comfortable with a simpler and purely professional relationship. If that's what you want, then you can certainly tell him so in a kind and respectful way. I would avoid a big dramatic "ultimatum." Just let the guy know how important he is to you, but that you want to clarify the financial part of your relationship, and you want that part to be purely professional. Don't be afraid to be honest with the guy, even if it means the relationship may end. If he gets upset or angry, try to stay calm and respectful. Tell him that you want to stay together, but in a way that works for both of you.
I've been where you are. In almost all cases, a purely professional relationship is the easiest and best way to go. There are two guys, including one from Czechia, where we've also been friends for over 10 years. I think the only reason those relationships worked is because we were all very clear and agreed upon the boundaries. Good Luck to you!

"Having a discussion with him about this and he starts to get angry." That's not a good sign. Whether your relationship is purely professional, a friendship, or a mixture of both, there has to be at least a willingness to discuss stuff, so long as you're doing it in a kind and respectful way, so that you can both agree on what's expected from the relationship.
"I feel like he’s slipping further into a 'good friend' and I’m losing control of the situation." "But it’s a weird balancing act of being a good friend and be in control of the relationship, offering a good friend financial help, and ensuring they’re ok financially." "I feel like I need to give him an ultimatum at our next meet up and move the relationship back to more business-like."
What I'm hearing is that you'd rather not do the balancing act, and you'd be more comfortable with a simpler and purely professional relationship. If that's what you want, then you can certainly tell him so in a kind and respectful way. I would avoid a big dramatic "ultimatum." Just let the guy know how important he is to you, but that you want to clarify the financial part of your relationship, and you want that part to be purely professional. Don't be afraid to be honest with the guy, even if it means the relationship may end. If he gets upset or angry, try to stay calm and respectful. Tell him that you want to stay together, but in a way that works for both of you.
I've been where you are. In almost all cases, a purely professional relationship is the easiest and best way to go. There are two guys, including one from Czechia, where we've also been friends for over 10 years. I think the only reason those relationships worked is because we were all very clear and agreed upon the boundaries. Good Luck to you!

I once considered meeting up with him, but his previous ad said he was really into "findom." While I get that some people may be into financial domination, personally I find it unattractive and just not for me - maybe for others, that's fine, but not me.
 
His ad presently says: "Im into real and serious. Ive been in the entertainment industry long enough to know the difference between fantasy and reality, but do you? ? Where are all the rich dudes who just need to be treated like a bitch and find a master to *****?"
 
To answer his second question, there are none here at my place. LoL

That is a really really superb ass 😁He has no reviews . . so I'd be breaking my own rule to see him . . but very tempting. Anyone have any insight? Thanks.

Anyone have recent experience? He's visiting my area soon. 🙂

According to Boondock Saints, you pay $10 for 5 minutes at a peep show. In a naughty room. Willem Dafoe wouldnt lie to me!
 
That was 20 years ago - so I am going to say $20 for 5 minutes or $200 for an hour. 
 

Operator...and not the telephone kind.

"You gave me too much." The young man was visiting D.C. from the Czech Republic and his hourly rate was 300. I gave him 400 because the experience was exceptional. I guess he thought I had miscounted the bills. After I explained that it was a tip, he graciously thanked me and promised a discount on our next date, which he kept. It kind of renewed my faith in people . . .

Yeah, his ad caught my attention. The area code of his phone number is Louisville, Kentucky. Doesn't quite fit with the pictures of someone from Europe, although I guess it's possible. 
His ad says he likes to give a "sensual massage" while the list of things he is into is much more extensive than that. 😏 I'm kind of curious who would actually show up at my door . . . maybe I'll take one for the team. 🙃

I once considered meeting up with him, but his previous ad said he was really into "findom." While I get that some people may be into financial domination, personally I find it unattractive and just not for me - maybe for others, that's fine, but not me.
 
His ad presently says: "Im into real and serious. Ive been in the entertainment industry long enough to know the difference between fantasy and reality, but do you? ? Where are all the rich dudes who just need to be treated like a bitch and find a master to *****?"
 
To answer his second question, there are none here at my place. LoL

"You gave me too much." The young man was visiting D.C. from the Czech Republic and his hourly rate was 300. I gave him 400 because the experience was exceptional. I guess he thought I had miscounted the bills. After I explained that it was a tip, he graciously thanked me and promised a discount on our next date, which he kept. It kind of renewed my faith in people . . .

"You gave me too much." The young man was visiting D.C. from the Czech Republic and his hourly rate was 300. I gave him 400 because the experience was exceptional. I guess he thought I had miscounted the bills. After I explained that it was a tip, he graciously thanked me and promised a discount on our next date, which he kept. It kind of renewed my faith in people . . .

"You gave me too much." The young man was visiting D.C. from the Czech Republic and his hourly rate was 300. I gave him 400 because the experience was exceptional. I guess he thought I had miscounted the bills. After I explained that it was a tip, he graciously thanked me and promised a discount on our next date, which he kept. It kind of renewed my faith in people . . .

"You gave me too much." The young man was visiting D.C. from the Czech Republic and his hourly rate was 300. I gave him 400 because the experience was exceptional. I guess he thought I had miscounted the bills. After I explained that it was a tip, he graciously thanked me and promised a discount on our next date, which he kept. It kind of renewed my faith in people . . .

"You gave me too much." The young man was visiting D.C. from the Czech Republic and his hourly rate was 300. I gave him 400 because the experience was exceptional. I guess he thought I had miscounted the bills. After I explained that it was a tip, he graciously thanked me and promised a discount on our next date, which he kept. It kind of renewed my faith in people . . .

"You gave me too much." The young man was visiting D.C. from the Czech Republic and his hourly rate was 300. I gave him 400 because the experience was exceptional. I guess he thought I had miscounted the bills. After I explained that it was a tip, he graciously thanked me and promised a discount on our next date, which he kept. It kind of renewed my faith in people . . .