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Very strange communication with this one. I clicked to see the private images, and he emailed me, "Hey, Let’s talk via text." I wrote back to say I don't own a smartphone, so texting was out for me. He then wrote back, "Where are you?" I wrote back to say Manhattan. He responded with, "Hey, Let’s talk via text." Moving on.

I thought the photo in the white jeans looked familiar, but from way back. The package is very sexy looking. Seems there is a strong emphasis on the behind, very suggestive. His mouth looks very kissable, if those are his lips. Easy to get a sense that he's very handsome, if one can read between the blur. [Edit] I've never done a photo search before, but it seems the white jeans shot appears 9-10 times. Some locations are rentmen, but from around the world. Maybe the guy travels a lot. I'm not sure I know what I'm doing with the search function.

Thankfully, there are a fair amount of men who totally enjoy pleasing other men. If pleasing is your fetish, I can't think of a more fun guy to play with and pay for that kind of fun.

Yes, I won't fall prey. It's good to remind others. Still, to use someone else's photos in a paid ad for paid services takes some serious, arrogant balls. I don't like arrogant people, and I certainly don't want to give them my money. Since it's not easy to sue these fraudsters or get any kind of justice, it's important to expose them every chance one gets. Furthermore, if you're stupid enough to use photos of a very handsome man, thinking they won't attract fraudulent attention, then you deserve endless ridicule.

OMG. Sorry to hear.

Name change almost always signifies that something is wrong, and it's serious enough to warrant a new identity. It boggles my mind that so many guys do this without thinking, assuming it will improve their situation, and nobody will catch on. Maybe it does improve, for a minute. Just goes to show, totally reinforcing the notion that few in this business take this work seriously. Let's throw spaghetti at the wall and see if this works. Other than massage guys pretending not to be escorts, I don't know much about the escort world. However, I get the impression that most would prefer not working, unless the client is hot, or their type, or very wealthy. Personally, I can't imagine having sex 7 days a week, let alone twice a day with different men, especially with guys I was not attracted to. I would tire of that routine quickly. So I'm not buying this. I think it would be very difficult for a fraudster to create a boatload of fake reviews. Plus, I think many of the usernames are known individuals. Now may be a good time to try him. Sometimes it takes a little bad word of mouth to motivate. In the service business, it's so easy to fall into a rut. We can all benefit from a jolt every now and again.

LOL. I managed to see it this time before it disappeared. Whoever the photos belong to, the guy is hot. But this here now/gone in 5 minutes, I've never seen anything like that before. What a waste of time and money.

Obviously, if you're just going to a guy for sex, then perhaps no skill is required. If your sex partner takes an elbow to your back or neck, pretending to know massage, and you end up in an Emergency Room, then the risk responsibility is yours to own. If you mishandle food and poison me, I suppose I could sue you if I survive. Living in NYC, I've certainly had my share of salmonella attacks from various restaurants, who are licensed. So, yes, there is risk even among professionals. Life is risky. A lot depends on how much you wish to gamble. I wouldn't mind playing in bed with John and Peak. I'm sure I'd have a lot of fun. Not sure I would let either massage me.

It's true. It happens. But when something goes wrong, and you need to seek medical help, the first question a doctor may ask is "was the guy a professional?" If you say no, the anguished, distorted face the doctor makes may last forever in your mind.

Excuse me, but weren't you the first poster to claim Andrew is "straight" on this thread? If that bit of very interesting info does not appear in the guy's ad, isn't this info off-topic? If Andrew is straight, and he works in the nude, providing HE and MT to the gay community, then is he not a novelty? Do novelties not deserve more exploration?

Maybe. That doesn't mean he knows what he's doing, or has a professional background in clinical massage work. Intuitive to me means, you see a hard-on, you suck it. IMO, anyone can intuit that.

This is a hit-or-miss business. Very few of these guys are legit, so they don't treat the customer in a professional manner. It's not a realistic expectation. Most of these guys want instant appointments (cash). They don't want to answer questions, or have anything to do with what they call "time wasters." For many, it's just another version of rentmen.com. I always ask questions, but many don't respond. I've learned to move on quickly. I've learned not to fall in love with a photograph. I'm willing to pay for good service, but good service is difficult to find, sometimes. When you find it, it's a good thing to keep. But it is a needle in a haystack. Good luck.

Given your prolific presence here, that is quite an endorsement. Both guys appear to be sexy and hot. Sometimes a smaller guy is a pistol, for sure. If they're after full-on sex, why bother with pretend massage? I can't imagine either of these guys is licensed.

LOL. None of the straight New Yorkers I know would ever dress like that. I suppose it depends on what you do for a living. Creatives do have more freedom to be metro-sexual, or whatever the woke term is these days.

They both state "negative on Prep" but PeakPleasure's first words in his ad are "Raw pleasure." WTF. What are these guys advertising? Perhaps I'm too old for this game, but some of these young guys seem to live so dangerously, and that scares me. It's also interesting that John is 6' tall, while Peak is only 5'6" (if you can believe the numbers). Unusual coupling.