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I’m always surprised by how many people who are sexually active on the apps or hiring aren’t taking PrEP, let alone Doxy. It really boggles my mind.

I always use a burner number for the initial contact. If they become a regular, then I’ll share my real number. I don’t see a reason to give my personal number to every provider I try once or twice. For the same reason, I don’t host at my place the first time. It’s either an incall or a hotel.

Like I said, my experience has been different. At least in my area, most providers advertise as Top or Vers/Top. While I consider myself Vers, when I hire it’s usually because I want to Top, so I often end up topping guys who advertise themselves as Vers/Top. Contrary to what some members here (looking at you pubic_assistance LOL!) seem to assume, not everyone who hires fits the stereotype of a fat, sweaty, bald old man. That said, I’m not “hot as hell” either. There’s a guy I used to see occasionally who was originally a total Bottom and advertised himself that way. Over time, he changed his profile to Vers and eventually to Vers/Top. When I asked him about it, his explanation was simple: most of the clients in the area are Bottoms, and if he wanted to work consistently, he had to Top.

https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/52272/ I know the profile is new based on the number, but the way the ad is written makes me think this isn’t his first rodeo. His phone number is from the West Coast, LA County area, likely Santa Monica.

My experience has been quite different, so I’m not sure that really holds.

I’ve had disappointing experiences with several Venezuelan providers as well, to the point that when I know someone is from Venezuela I usually don’t reach out anymore. I’ve sometimes wondered if that might be an overreaction on my part or a cultural thing, but hearing that you, as a Venezuelan, have had similar experiences makes me feel a bit more comfortable with the conclusion I came to based on my own experience.

Since the last update a few months ago, the last login date and time shown on RMasseur profiles has become essentially useless.

Actually, I don’t think that’s correct. It seems more like a confusion between a well-documented economic phenomenon known as “rockets and feathers” and a conspiracy theory about some hidden oil executive calendar. But to each their own.

This is quite an interesting second post, especially considering your first one was a negative review of a masseur. https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/162664-stonefruitnyc/#findComment-2588734

Could you share the source for this claim?

My ideal situation is to have 3 regulars, along with a mix of familiar and new visitors. That said, at least for me, finding a new regular lately has been quite difficult. I’m currently down to 1.5 regulars and I haven’t been able to fill the open spots. And no, I didn’t actually cut a provider in half. He simply started his own business and although he still sees me, getting our schedules to match has turned out to be no easy task, so I count him as half.

https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/151324-steps-on-how-to-block-a-member-of-this-site-from-your-feed/#comment-2284845

If your goal is simply to fix an image like in your example, almost any AI tool can handle that for you, so there’s no real need to learn Photoshop or similar software. You might want to try Gemini with Nano Banana or Grok’s Imagine feature.

You could take one for the team.

Information once shared cannot be unshared. Shared information cannot be retrieved, only regretted. Choose wisely.

He’s back in Orlando, still no reviews. Has anyone had an experience with him?

Let’s just say if the day has a “D” in it, I’m in the mood for hiring.

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I’m only counting the ones that offer some entertainment value. For instance, on this one, the OP marks one of his own posts as the solution to his own thread. LOL!

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One of his reviews:

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