JamesB

When someone talks about penile enhancement, the first thing that pops in my mind is this provider: https://rent.men/PrinceCharmingLA It's not my thing, but if you choose to go for it, I'd recommend avoiding silicone.

I guess his husband could be 68, 6’4”, blond and Caucasian with 20 year experience.

There’s no way he’s 68, and he definitely doesn’t look 6’4”. https://rent.men/JeepPro

I would not do it. The likelihood of any upside is slim to none, while the risk of losing what you currently have with him is significantly high.

If I stopped working every time I faced a crisis, I’d probably end up broke, and being broke certainly wouldn’t help me deal with any crisis.

Give it a try!! You never know. 😁

He now has a second one star review dated 01/20/2025 which states: “HE IS NOT THE SAME GUY AS THE PICTURE, Fake fake fake, the one I saw inside the room was more than 35 years old”

I’m sorry you’re going through this. My advice is to avoid engaging with him altogether, he’ll likely lose interest and leave you alone in a few days. If he continues to persist, it’s important to consult a lawyer for guidance, especially if involving law enforcement becomes necessary.

Reaching out to reviewers is not a new feature, I’ve been doing it for a long time. What’s changed, however, is that you can no longer see when a reviewer’s profile was created. To me, this was a crucial detail, as it greatly influenced how much credibility I assigned to their opinions.

The short answer is yes, there are service providers on Grindr that don’t have RM accounts or list masseurfinder. There are also quite a few scammers as well.

Only once so far.

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You might receive a message like: "Could you stop and pick up a PS5/Nintendo gift card so my son can get a new game? That way, we can be sure he won’t interrupt our date. I’ll pay you back when you arrive."

Here’s a bit more about how the "ignore" feature works in this forum: when someone on your ignore list posts something, you’ll see a notification in the thread indicating that the user xxxxxxx has posted. You’ll also have the option to view that specific post or remove them from your ignore list.

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First, the profile name says "Juan Camilo," but in the ad, he claims his name is "Sebastian Prada." This suggests he might have copied and pasted someone else’s profile. Additionally, there’s now a review from January 15th stating, “Completely Fake Profile.” I would definitely steer clear of this one.

The provider is clearly not from the US, English is probably not his first language and takes pride in his heritage. Let’s give him a break.

I respectfully disagree. In some Latin American countries, the term mulato is used descriptively without negative connotations, especially in historical or academic contexts. In places like the Dominican Republic, Brazil, or Cuba, where mixed-race identities are prevalent and often celebrated, the term is not viewed as offensive. Just like compulsive tipping, finding anything and everything to be offended by is more prominent in the US.

I’d recommend creating a no face pic profile, using a separate phone number for this, and sticking to outcalls only. However, you’d still need to rely on mainstream websites for visibility. While you could invest in a well designed, SEO website, your exposure to potential clients would still be very limited.

I strongly believe that everyone is solely responsible for their own health. Don’t shift that responsibility onto others.

This statement isn’t entirely accurate. Pornhub chose to block access to its site in 16 states rather than comply with new laws requiring age verification for accessing pornographic platforms. Personally, I think they made the right call.

I think we’re mixing and addressing two separate privacy concerns here. First, there’s the issue of notifications popping up at the wrong time. This is a situational concern that depends on personal preferences. Each user must decide what works best for them, whether it’s blocking all notifications from a specific app, limiting notifications from certain contacts, or finding another workaround. Second, there’s the concern about government actors accessing your messages. Signal is a fully encrypted messaging app, meaning that even with access to its servers via a back door or subpoena, the content of your messages cannot be retrieved or shared. If any tampering were to occur during communication, Signal’s safety numbers (cryptographic hash signatures) would change, and users would be notified immediately. These safety numbers ensure the integrity and authenticity of the cryptographic keys used. It’s virtually impossible to create a backdoor key without compromising some aspect of the cryptographic handshake, which would alert users. However, if someone gains physical access to your device, even if it’s locked, all bets are off. Ultimately, it depends on how determined someone or an entity is to access your information. In the context of hiring, using an app like Signal should provide all the privacy you need. Of course, this is just my take on the subject and it’s worth exactly what you are paying for it. 😊

As far as I know, using the Signal app for messaging is quite secure. Even if the government were to subpoena your records, the information they’d receive would be minimal since Signal doesn’t have access to the content of your messages.

Nope, I never have, and I doubt I ever will.