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It's fun to be young and aware of your sexual prowess. If I had an iPhone at his age, there's no telling what I might have done. I just wish he offered a smile photo. I worry that someone this young is angry and unhappy, looking for an easy out.

I never saw it either.

Where would gay men be today if we all held this opinion?

I have hired massage guys from the new Craigslist. All were legit and licensed. No sex. I think the fees for posting are much less than anywhere else, if there are any fees at all.

Looks like Las Vegas is really suffering.

I stopped reading the news, so I wouldn't know.

You mean a new twist is wilkomen, no? He seems to enjoy being polarizing, which IMO gets in the way of his talents. If you're not white these days, polarizing is a tough sell.

No taxation system is perfect. That's where a good accountant comes in handy. However, concealing escort work in the U.S. is much easier than one might think. When tips became required reporting, my hairdresser husband stopped listing himself as hairdresser on his 1040. He was, in fact, much more than a freelance hairdresser, so he listed himself as designer. He never claimed his tip income, ever. If you're lucky enough to have a self-employed cash business, you'd be insane to claim every dollar. Obviously, you need enough income to coincide with your business expenses, but if your job description happens to be consultant, the latitude on business expenses is quite broad. Personally, I don't think poor people should be paying any tax on their income, and by poor, I mean anyone earning less than $150,000 a year. But you do you.

The British humor.

Well then that's a no for me.

I think it is worthwhile, but it can be a double-edged sword. A lot depends on whether the client will be attracted to you, and there is no way of knowing until you say hi. I've had a profile on rentmasseur for a very long time. I find it a great way to introduce myself to certain people. Several guys advertising on the site have reached out to me through the years, and I always appreciated the gesture. I hired many of them. For those I wasn't immediately attracted to, I re-read their ad and their message to me. If there was something in the writing that inspired me, I gave a second consideration. Looks only count for so much, and some second-choices have blown me away. I think it takes a bit of courage to say hi to a stranger, and I admire courage.

How utterly charming. Why does this place often feel like high school?

I don't remember the Cameo Theater. I don't think this is the same woman who owned the Gaiety.

If it's true, then those in their company probably weren't allowed to mention the hate watchers. They didn't want to hear any of it. It interfered with their cast-iron bubble. One YouTuber asked, "Why didn't their writer's room invite at least one loyal fan at the table to tell them what they were doing wrong?" It's an interesting question, but I doubt their huge egos would allow them to do that. SJP and MPK thought they could do no wrong, as long as they paid attention to the most ridiculous, costly, useless details.

The OP post gave me a headache, so can't comment on that. However, I saw the film The Pickup recently, and saw Pete Davidson shirtless, with no tattoos. I had no idea his nipples were so tiny. I don't think I've ever seen such small nipples on a guy before. Maybe it was the lighting.

How utterly charming.

Then forgive me for taking that the wrong way. I don't recall you ever being rude. Well I wouldn't go quite that far. There are legal ways of selling sex. Everything depends on the details. I learned long ago to do that from my hairdresser husband. Waiters don't have the power that sex workers do.

Sounds like my former, famous husband, the self-employed hairdresser.

Not sure what you meant by this, but it sounds rude. It's not about being right, it's about perspective. I've been selling sex all of my adult life, I just did it differently than you.

As someone who loves 69, I hear what you are saying. I've had my share of friends who love sucking cock, and they did not give a damn about reciprocation.

I've spent my whole life "selling." Sex is just one particular commodity. Lots of escorts keep their work private. It's not impossible. My corporate co-workers did not know I was gay. Society's opinion of sex work is evolving. There are many entrepreneurs out there who don't give a flying fuck about what other people think. Look at the money young women are making on OnlyFans, and many of them are not even stripping. They are raking in millions simply by being good at teasing. In any service business, you have to learn how to deal with asshole customers. I have far more pity for waiters than I do escorts. Customers tend to be more vulnerable when they are naked. If you're looking for white-picket-fence love, then yes, escorting can get in the way. When I was in my 20's, I was not interested in serious, romantic relationships. I wanted to experience fun sex, as much as I could. I'm sure I'm not the only gay man who loved his independence.

There is no address listed. You must call the number. What happens to your caller I.D. information is anyone's guess.

Don't do it. If you can't figure out how to create a fake I.D., do not upload any legal document, especially a copy of either passport. If Rentmen intends to require "legal" anything, then their future is over. They just want your money (or whoever is paying). Joining their website is not an interview for a job with a bank. Your "legal" mindset begins here. I thought the whole post was good, except it described a truly professional escort. There are so many levels out there, so many, and some of the money can be quite easy, it seems to me. Yes, all attempts at making money are more difficult than one thinks. But for those who are sexually attractive, and enjoy sex, selling sex can be one of the easiest. You just need good street smart advice. There are plenty of men, good-looking and not, who would be thrilled to suck a younger man's cock, and not expect reciprocation. And pay top dollar, depending on how pretty everything is. You may not eliminate the competition, but if you're sexy naked, and your cock is attractive and rises easily, you'll do just fine. If I could successfully earn an extra $100-a-week under the table, I would do it. It's far better than not having that extra money, as long as you can stay healthy, and stay under the radar.

LOL. That ship has sailed.

It is interesting that someone took the time and spent some money to pull that website together. However, there is nothing subtle about it. An open invitation to law enforcement. Would love to know where the photos came from. I have no idea what someone will find on the other end of that phone number. I don't see the site lasting for very long.