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Ok, so another “rule bender”. Got it. Do you bro, but maybe I joined the wrong forum because I’ve ran into some vile people on here who clearly hire escorts out of necessity and not out of convenience.

Same. Almost 2 years without a single review is strange. But sounds like he may have priced himself out of the market.

Neither would I. And there are plenty “straight” guys who are willing to have sex with men. But when they specifically state “ Ladies only”, it’s pretty clear.

Did the provider specifically state “no sex” on his advertisement?

And like I already said, there’s no harm is respectfully asking. But it’s kind of pointless when you already know the answer is no.

The straight guy’s profile clearly states “Ladies only” and the original poster was already fully aware of this and his intent (as he himself admitted) was to “bend the rules”. Completely different, sorry. And secondly the term is sexual harassment, which is different from sexual assault.

Boy to man, then man back to boy. Crazy how puberty works from site to site.

Or you. Take care.

Exactly! And if they showed me any straight guy they’re interested in, I can show them 3 gay/bi guys who are hotter. There are plenty fish in the sea. There is NEVER a good excuse to try to “bend the rules” and coax a straight guy who clearly states “Ladies only” into doing something they obviously don’t want to do. Period.

Notice how you didn’t deny it 😬 And yes, I am fun at parties actually. And I don’t need to roofie guys or wait until they’re drunk to have fun either lol And since you’re clearly a shameless deplorable I won’t waste any more time responding to you. Take care.

Ahhhh yes, How To Be A Predator 101, the good old “wait-until-he’s-had-a-few-drinks-and-can’t-give-legal-consent-to-get-your-way-after-he-already-told-you-no-before”. I think you left out the part where you roofied him and dragged his body back to your place.

Terrible example. At least with restaurants, the items you may want to substitute are still on the menu. However with a provider who blatantly says “Ladies only”, it’s very clear that men are not on the menu. That’s like going to McDonald’s and asking “Do you also serve lobster?” Regardless of your terrible example, trying to coax someone into “bending their rules” (as was originally stated) inherently indicates wrongdoing and sexual harassment. They know good and well what their rules are and they are consciously trying to get their way anyway.

Ahhhhhh yes, the dreams predatory porn are made of. Congratulations? 🤔

Also unfortunately for you, some “Ladies only” providers won’t care.

Fortunately for you, there are tons of straight men who advertise that they are willing to “pound you too”. And then unfortunately for you, there are others who are “Ladies only”

Understood. But a profile that specifically says “Ladies only” is pretty clear. And I’m pretty sure most escorts know that it wouldn’t take much for their friends to create a fake profile to find out if they swing both ways.

Potential clients should read a provider’s profile. And when the provider’s profile says “Ladies only”, what else is there to inquire about?

1. Which is why I included the caveat of asking respectfully in my first post. 2. Since you want to try to use technicalities to defend sexual harassment, here’s the Oxford dictionary definition of sexual harassment: “behavior characterized by the making of unwelcome and inappropriate sexual remarks or physical advances in a workplace or other professional or social situation.” Therefore, making unwanted sexual advances on someone who has already blatantly said “ladies only” can be a form of sexual harassment. 3. Escorts would disagree. Pretty sure they would consider places where they advertise their work and carry out their work to be workplaces. And are you really trying to argue that sexual harassment depends on where it happened?

“Sexual harassment includes unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical harassment of a sexual nature in the workplace or learning environment” according to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Therefore, making unwanted sexual advances on someone who has already blatantly said “ladies only” is a form of sexual harassment. Got any other attempts to defend sexual harassment?

11 of the 12 reviews are positive and speak mostly on how he is handsome and fit but no insight into the actual experience. Here’s what the one negative review had to say: I met Mannu at his hotel. There were a pile of soiled towels outside of the door. When I walked in, the bed was completely stripped other than a little towel. After he got hard, it was clear his dick is smaller than his photos and 8.5” listed in his profile. It was average. He rammed his cock in me without any foreplay causing pain. I tried to push him off but he kept pushing his dick in me with all his weight. Once I got him off, I discovered my hole was bleeding so I got dressed in left. He also chastised me for licking his chest.

I already mentioned asking respectfully but thanks anyway.

If sexual harassment and rape isn’t triggering for you, I’d recommend a therapist for YOU.

I’m sorry but this was triggering for me. “Bend the rules” sounds like creepy and borderline rapist behavior. I guess there’s no harm in respectfully asking, but if his ad specifically says “ladies only” he pretty much already told you no. And remember, no means no. Otherwise it’s pretty much the same scenario as the powerful men of Hollywood that dangle money & job opportunities in front reluctant women #MeToo

Just texted him. He’s taking a break focus on his music and personal training. But he said he’s still open to seeing past clients

I have and it’s not the best. Any luxury escort agency that plans on staying in business a long time would NEVER advertise on a website or post pictures of the guys. The best escort agency I know of is one you will never hear about unless you know someone who’s connected.