Topseed

Hoping he resurfaces.  Fucked him several times when he was in Chicago. Killer ass on that guy. He was born to bottom.

Santa Fe's housing prices, while never cheap,  have skyrocketed since the pandemic. It's now an expensive place to live.
As a former resident, these observations:
* Anglo Santa Fe's population skews toward older people, and toward couples.  My younger friends there refer to New Mexico as the "Land of Entrapment".
* Access to health care can be iffy. A common topic at cocktail parties is for people to discuss how they leave the state (for Mayo/Scottsdale, or MD Anderson, as examples) for many procedures.
* Access to basic service providers can be frustrating. A plumber? Good luck. Getting an appointment honored? Maybe.
* If you enjoy air travel, you'll shlep to ABQ, but even then your non-stop choices are few. Get used to dealing with transit through DFW, among others.
* It's an early-to-bed town. The sidewalks roll up by 8:30pm.
* A goodly percentage of the population are part-time residents....predominantly wealthy Texans who flee Houston in the summer. 
* Santa Fe has never been known as a well-run city. Getting home renovation plans approved now can take a very long time....and only if within the city's very narrow guidelines.
* Once the opera and chamber music seasons end in mid/late August, cultural life slows to a trickle. 
 
Yes, the climate can be wonderful. Ditto the restaurants, albeit at a cost. The full-time residents are decently friendly. But know what you're getting into. 
 

Any intel on this escort?
 
https://rentmen.eu/HIGHPLEASURE
 

Interested in your experience.

Interested in your experience.

I met him about a year ago. More like 25 years old would be my guess, but his pics are accurate. He's a sweet, articulate fellow.  I'm a top (as my moniker here suggests), and he handled my needs admirably.

It's a great day to go to Home Depot.

Thanks to all here who have commented.  He's heading to Chicago soon, and I was interested. After reading this thread, the past tense is apt.

A second vote for Tony Zerega.
And my fave: Rick Hammersmith.   So much fun. Damn.

I'm intrigued.

Wish he would return to bottoming.

Todd Baron. Jake Tanner. Rick Hammersmith. Peter Wilder. Rob Cryston. Bill Henson.

Santa Fe's housing prices, while never cheap,  have skyrocketed since the pandemic. It's now an expensive place to live.
As a former resident, these observations:
* Anglo Santa Fe's population skews toward older people, and toward couples.  My younger friends there refer to New Mexico as the "Land of Entrapment".
* Access to health care can be iffy. A common topic at cocktail parties is for people to discuss how they leave the state (for Mayo/Scottsdale, or MD Anderson, as examples) for many procedures.
* Access to basic service providers can be frustrating. A plumber? Good luck. Getting an appointment honored? Maybe.
* If you enjoy air travel, you'll shlep to ABQ, but even then your non-stop choices are few. Get used to dealing with transit through DFW, among others.
* It's an early-to-bed town. The sidewalks roll up by 8:30pm.
* A goodly percentage of the population are part-time residents....predominantly wealthy Texans who flee Houston in the summer. 
* Santa Fe has never been known as a well-run city. Getting home renovation plans approved now can take a very long time....and only if within the city's very narrow guidelines.
* Once the opera and chamber music seasons end in mid/late August, cultural life slows to a trickle. 
 
Yes, the climate can be wonderful. Ditto the restaurants, albeit at a cost. The full-time residents are decently friendly. But know what you're getting into. 
 

Santa Fe's housing prices, while never cheap,  have skyrocketed since the pandemic. It's now an expensive place to live.
As a former resident, these observations:
* Anglo Santa Fe's population skews toward older people, and toward couples.  My younger friends there refer to New Mexico as the "Land of Entrapment".
* Access to health care can be iffy. A common topic at cocktail parties is for people to discuss how they leave the state (for Mayo/Scottsdale, or MD Anderson, as examples) for many procedures.
* Access to basic service providers can be frustrating. A plumber? Good luck. Getting an appointment honored? Maybe.
* If you enjoy air travel, you'll shlep to ABQ, but even then your non-stop choices are few. Get used to dealing with transit through DFW, among others.
* It's an early-to-bed town. The sidewalks roll up by 8:30pm.
* A goodly percentage of the population are part-time residents....predominantly wealthy Texans who flee Houston in the summer. 
* Santa Fe has never been known as a well-run city. Getting home renovation plans approved now can take a very long time....and only if within the city's very narrow guidelines.
* Once the opera and chamber music seasons end in mid/late August, cultural life slows to a trickle. 
 
Yes, the climate can be wonderful. Ditto the restaurants, albeit at a cost. The full-time residents are decently friendly. But know what you're getting into. 
 

Santa Fe's housing prices, while never cheap,  have skyrocketed since the pandemic. It's now an expensive place to live.
As a former resident, these observations:
* Anglo Santa Fe's population skews toward older people, and toward couples.  My younger friends there refer to New Mexico as the "Land of Entrapment".
* Access to health care can be iffy. A common topic at cocktail parties is for people to discuss how they leave the state (for Mayo/Scottsdale, or MD Anderson, as examples) for many procedures.
* Access to basic service providers can be frustrating. A plumber? Good luck. Getting an appointment honored? Maybe.
* If you enjoy air travel, you'll shlep to ABQ, but even then your non-stop choices are few. Get used to dealing with transit through DFW, among others.
* It's an early-to-bed town. The sidewalks roll up by 8:30pm.
* A goodly percentage of the population are part-time residents....predominantly wealthy Texans who flee Houston in the summer. 
* Santa Fe has never been known as a well-run city. Getting home renovation plans approved now can take a very long time....and only if within the city's very narrow guidelines.
* Once the opera and chamber music seasons end in mid/late August, cultural life slows to a trickle. 
 
Yes, the climate can be wonderful. Ditto the restaurants, albeit at a cost. The full-time residents are decently friendly. But know what you're getting into. 
 

Seeing Jack Ruby shoot Lee Harvey Oswald live on national television. Sunday, November 24, 1963.

In late April I witnessed a hit and run killing of an innocent woman on a scooter in the Tenderloin. She was dragged underneath a large black SUV for half a block until the car paused, ran over her again, and then sped off into the night. The woman died.
Since then I have been haunted by the horror of this....the sadness of a life gone and her family/friends having to hear that she was killed on a Sunday evening by a callous driver....and the shock that someone could be so uncaring as to drive away. I think this person will never be brought to justice, and the thought of that sickens me.

Or: Veni. Veni. Veni.

I fucking love diving in and feasting on a hot hole. My favorite fuckbuddy shaved his completely smooth. I devour his hole like a starving prisoner. I could feast on that for hours....and have. I dive back in after I’ve fucked him to taste him when he’s gaping...delicious....

I met him about a year ago. More like 25 years old would be my guess, but his pics are accurate. He's a sweet, articulate fellow.  I'm a top (as my moniker here suggests), and he handled my needs admirably.

I met him about a year ago. More like 25 years old would be my guess, but his pics are accurate. He's a sweet, articulate fellow.  I'm a top (as my moniker here suggests), and he handled my needs admirably.

It's a great day to go to Home Depot.

Cremation, via the Neptune Society.
 

I fucking love diving in and feasting on a hot hole. My favorite fuckbuddy shaved his completely smooth. I devour his hole like a starving prisoner. I could feast on that for hours....and have. I dive back in after I’ve fucked him to taste him when he’s gaping...delicious....

Many, ranging from Casey Donovan, Tom Hartung, Jake Tanner and Todd Baron to Josh Weston, Tony Zerega, and Peter Wilder to Rick Hammersmith and Jesse Santana to Alam Wernik, Devin Franco, and Nate Grimes.
Rick Hammersmith easily tops the list in terms of sex appeal, intelligence, and fun in the sack.