in my experience it has been with wholesome introverted bodybuilders from the gym. huge, not into competing since THEY think they arent good enough to win... yeah right. once you get them comfortable they light up and are so into it its is really amazing. they never think anyone could be into them as much and worship THEIR muscles.
This was the EXACT scenario of our late great Colton...JC. i remember when he first started into the scene with his first gig set up by KC of Chicago, Colton's clunker of a car couldnt get him from the south suburbs of chicago to and from his house to a customer in the loop. He asked me to give him a ride. i didnt have a problem since the hotel was only about a mile from boystown. so i went to sidetracks for a drink waiting for him to call me to pick him back up. one hour session became 2.5 hours. i get the call to pick him up. he got in the car and was almost glowing. i asked him how it went. he shook his head. i said "cmon what?" he looked at me and said "i cant believe how awesome that was. made double what we agreed on. the guy was a big time curator at a high end gallery. knew everyone. and he was excited to be with ME!" Colton's way out from his childhood. from a father that disowned him to high powered, rich men wanting , worshipping and throwing money at him.
and from that day forward the legend of Colton began guys. RIP my big friend. i will always keep as a memento a picture JC gave me when he was 16 in high school. he was a somewhat skinny kid blowing up to 250 at the time and said for me to remember "this kid". the same year he joined my gym to "gain some muscle".
