ApexNomad

I don’t think I laughed so hard from reading a thread. Some of my favorites: Titty Titty Bang Bang Clammy Whorehouse Glenda the Good Bitch Shirley B. Wasted Ginny Tonic Martina Dry Bloody Mary Sue Sue Flay Ella Vator Alotta VaJayJay Fay Daway Jenny Talia And yours truly… Fonda Dix 😘

Montego Glover Will Step Into Broadway's Gypsy PLAYBILL.COM The Tony-nominated Memphis star will play Rose during Audra McDonald's planned one-week vacation in July. @BenjaminNicholas Looks like Montego Glover will be understudying for Audra in July while she’s on vacation, not Heather Headley. She would have been amazing. She needs to come back to Broadway soon. I saw Montego in Memphis and she was terrific so they’re in good hands. Heather will be performing with the CSO next week in Chicago. Tickets are still available. An Evening with Heather Headley | Chicago Symphony Orchestra CSO.ORG Tony and Grammy Award winner Heather Headley joins the CSO for a night of music from her celebrated 25-year Broadway...

I just love a good peek-a-boo! Any time, any place. That little surprise of “Oh… hi there” never fails to make my day.

This made my day. Congrats on reaching your goals! As for a third one: I vote for the pec bounce too, or maybe being able to lift a hot guy’s gym bag without breaking a sweat. Keep going—you’re killing it! 👏👏👏

Ah, there it is—the smug sarcasm and dismissiveness that was clearly the endgame all along. You asked for examples, got them, and now you’re pivoting to “I don’t believe anything I read on here” as your escape hatch? If you’re not here in good faith, why engage at all? What exactly are you contributing—besides tired cynicism and a superiority complex? It’s easy to mock from the sidelines. Harder to listen, learn, or admit your assumptions were wrong. But thanks for confirming what this was really about.

Okay, let’s start with several right here: Benjamin Nicholas, who travels more than most people I know and has seen the world. Simon Saruci, who owns a farm with his partner. Kevin Slater, who could moonlight as a stockbroker—I’ve picked up more than a few solid tips from him. One provider I know owns his apartment outright in midtown Manhattan. Doorman building. Another owns a home in the DR. Etc. These are people living on their own terms, with autonomy, financial security, and purpose.

Name one what?

I don’t really understand this thread as a whole. People choose this line of work for all kinds of reasons, and many do it with agency, professionalism, and long-term purpose. And they are successful!! Some retire from it, build wealth, invest wisely, and live full, meaningful lives—just like anyone in any other career. Success doesn’t have one definition. It’s not about leaving a certain job; it’s about autonomy, fulfillment, and respecting people’s choices. Not every escort wants or needs saving. Mutual respect and shared experiences should extend in all directions.

I don’t disagree that Kelvin’s story warrants empathy—nor did I suggest otherwise. I also wasn’t dismissing Bozo’s intentions; in fact, I acknowledged and praised his kindness. Unfortunately, presentation often dictates perception. Bozo described Kelvin as “young and cute,” “clean-cut,” and different from others on the street—that’s what prompted the interaction. That’s also why we all know Kelvin’s story, and not the story of the many other homeless people down the block. And while we’re being honest, I’ve never understood the impulse to photograph someone at their lowest—especially when they’re young, vulnerable, and holding a sign. There’s a selective lens we apply to suffering.

Yes. You’re lucky. Keep him.

A link? Sure. An introduction? Absolutely. Throw your hat in the ring. By all means. But when the details start spiraling into CACLSD metrics and why being cocky is justified because of it… that’s when it stops being impressive and starts reading like overcompensation. Confidence doesn’t need a calculator.

No doubt you’re working with something rare. But in my experience, true rarity doesn’t need to shout. Confidence is sexy. Insecurity dressed as arrogance? Less so.

Because my plumber’s not putting his dick in my ass. That’s why I’m not negotiating.

Same reason everyone’s obsessed with Luigi Mangione. Our empathy isn’t always about the pain—it’s about the packaging.

https://rent.men/ROGERMACHO Definitely one of them.

The operative word here being right. You really need a guy who knows what he’s doing.

Agreed—it comes down to marketing. Most of these sites let you filter by age, size, height, etc., so of course a lot of guys game the system to show up in more searches. It’s frustrating, but sadly common. That said, if you can actually deliver what the client is looking for, there’s zero reason to misrepresent. The truth sells just fine when the service is so good.

Do you feel comfortable sharing why this did not work out well?

Bold claim, Niccky. I’ve seen lamp posts with more modesty. Still, A+ for confidence and creative writing.

What a disturbing post. I’s not just ugly, it’s overtly transphobic, misgendering, and cruelly dismissive. A blatant form of erasure. Non-binary people exist and deserve the same respect and recognition as anyone else. This statement contributes to the toxic culture that fuels discrimination and violence against LGBTQIA+ individuals, and to read shit like this from my own community is a travesty.

Maybe because he waxed? This is a picture of a man who takes care of himself—what’s funny about that?

This is true! I’ve encountered that and was surprised the first time it happened. It definitely killer the moment. It’s always best to clarify upfront what you’re hoping to get out of the experience. Sadly, it can make things feel a bit clinical, but it’s important to be on the same page before the meet up.

If discretion is the name of the game, if privacy is of the utmost importance to you, and if the provider can’t host, then you need a different hotel.

Stunning!