PhileasFogg

Yes. So she turned to the plastic surgeon instead 😉

I’ve even been asked to pop a butt zit

The providers usually request that I remove my superhero costume 🤣 then I tell them - “it’s not a costume” 😉

People hated her because her apology was not ringing sincere. She proved that to be accurate. Her behavior was horrible, her apology hollow, and then she made herself the victim of her own bad choices. That display should have been heinous to any civilized person regardless of their political association.

I was with one last weekend who I flew to Wilton Manors and have another joining me this weekend in New Orleans. I’m see if they’re willing for me to PM their info to you.

I’m not a fan. Politics aside, what she did several years ago was sick and deranged…but when she responded like she was the victim, she lost me. Clearly she feels a need to “remake” herself and with good reason

I’ve sent you a PM with two names

I’ve traveled multiple times with CuteBlondeBoy and Will_Kiss. Both are fantastic and have threads here discussing their merits.

Tie-eye-eye-im is on your side yes it is yes it is wait, I’m off topic 😬

Come on guys. I think we can agree on many things: 1) providers have risks to mitigate and clients do too 2) reviews and/or personal experience matter in assessing the reliability of a provider 3) no one operates in a vacuum. Some markets are deserts with few providers and it’s a seller’s market. Others are saturated and it’s a buyer’s market 4) we each have an amount that we define as token - for some it’s $50, others it’s $250, others it’s more. The more it is to US, the more it matters on whether we should accede to a deposit and how much we can risk. There is not a single incumbent provider in New Orleans I want to see - if they’re my type, they are probably addicts and unreliable. When we have an appealing visitor, I absolutely am willing to pay a deposit when it feels right. Otherwise, I’m importing talent at great expense and the deposit is called a “plane ticket.”

Hurrucane followed by Covid did nothing to help.

In general, are magazines still a thing?

And this should not be forgotten!

The MrNumber check was clear

My story (and age) are similar to yours. Suppression of interest, pursuit of my wife, and all was well for decades. i still think that younger guys today feel invincible and don’t factor in many risks that exist. I actually had one escort that wasn’t on prep until I pointed out that the risk is high and the cost of mitigation is low…meaning it’s stupid to not get on prep…he did within the week. But unbridled promiscuity still brings risk of HPV, HSV, and even drug resistant infections.

The meth and gambling addled market strikes again. Good talent, lacking addiction and offering integrity is very hard to find indeed.

Interesting. Completely disappeared. I don’t see that often

I reached out to him this morning but haven’t heard back from him.

I’ve started gargling with an antibacterial mouthwash (peroxide based) after such encounters to minimize similar experience.

Sir, I don’t think that is quite right. The outcome may at times appear as you suggest, but likely for very different reasons. As Hanlon’s Razor suggests, this is better not attributed to malice. Being right for the wrong reasons is a disparagement to oil executives by suggesting illegal collusion 😉 The real dynamic is more nuanced and, in my view, has less to do with oil executives acting in concert than with the behavior of large-scale fuel consumers. A useful example is the airline industry. An airline does not begin with a preferred price and then decide whether to buy fuel. It begins with a projected fuel requirement necessary to keep its fleet operating and then works backward to secure that supply at whatever the market will bear. They cannot afford to be without fuel, because grounding aircraft is vastly more costly than paying a high price. That same logic applies across other major transportation and industrial users. Many make forward commitments months or even years in advance, not because they like the price, but because continuity of operations matters more than waiting for a better one. Once those contracts and expectations are embedded in the system, pricing downstream can remain elevated even when outside observers expect a quicker decline. Have you looked at the price of a plane ticket lately? It is close to double what it was 60–90 days ago (I travel a lot..I’m seeing it in real time). Part of that is seasonal demand, but part is also that carriers are buying against future fuel needs in a market where they cannot risk interruption. Until those higher-cost commitments roll through the system, prices for fuel-sensitive goods and services may remain elevated. So while I understand why collusion is an intuitive explanation, I do not think it is the most persuasive one without actual evidence. In many cases, the explanation is simply that large essential users are price-takers when continuity of service is on the line.

I would take any recommendations or advertising claims by @ChaseTheDreamXx with a grain of salt

You’d think he’d want to gain the insight of clients who do it, do it well, and do it with respect. But no, he just pisses them off by fighting with constructive feedback

Many providers do set boundaries and own it - they say “can’t host” - “have a day job, so only available on weekends” - “no pnp” -“need 24 hr notice” They put it out there, accept the trade off (reduced engagements) and don’t whine - or more importantly, don’t blame everything else BUT personal choices. Now, I think JB has equal concern about not being treated with respect And he deserves respect His superpower would be refusing to engage and finding satisfaction of only working with clients on HIS terms

Apparently blocking the profile doesn’t block posts that are quoted. Like you, I’m a strong advocate for providers rights and fair/respectful treatment. And I’m fiercely loyal to my regulars but I cannot ensure their satisfaction with their chosen vocation just like I can’t with my own - we are, in short, in for the distance or not But consistently, this young man asks for advice or insight, gets it, and then argues with the opinions and perspectives offered. So, I’d like to help, but life’s too short. i think your comments have been graceful and kind and I appreciate what you’ve said. I still fear they are falling on deaf ears. But as I said earlier, I respect this young man’s resilience in the face of frequent frustration. https://matterco.co/the-maybe-story/

The solution suggested by many in his previous personas was “find a new career”