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Technically, you're not a paying client yet. He muddied the waters by sending pics which opened the conversation. I usually do not ask guys what they're into as it's usually spelled out in their ads or reviews. I think you should just reset and schedule a time and if it continues to be awkward then move on. Too many guys on here are too sensitive. Don't be as electronic communication can be awkward and misinterpreted. You might miss out on a fun session.

Personally, I hire for two hours or more. Never is an issue. I can understand why a guy may not want to for just one hour, but both parties need to have an understanding in advance of what the other wants. And really, 300 in an expensive market in NYC or SF is not as much as you think.

I wasn't going to say anything negative, but I did stop seeing him as it was clear he was no longer taking care of himself. He was out of shape and I suspect he was under the influence of something and not just pot or alcohol. I hope he moved on so he could get his life together. It's a shame as not too long ago we used to have a lot of fun.

I used to see Hunter. Guys move on with their lives and usually say nothing going out the door. They don't owe us anything.

Well, good luck to them. Choosing Rentboy in their URL put them in instant cross hairs. While they may brag to be offshore, etc. etc., there are still international laws that could bring them down. Especially by a motivated government agency that doesn't want to be made a mockery of. Just saying. I don't think this is a "disruption" to the industry as their programming and take on advertising is basic at best. It's just another site to advertise and another possible option in the event that RentMen gets dismantled. Personally, if I were to start a site I would keep it on the DL and perhaps host in the dark web. The last thing I would do is make Jeffrey Hurant's mistake of being so open and proud. No one seems to have learned the lesson.

I feel for any one the victim of sexual assault. I had a situation in my early 20's that traumatized me for several years. With that said, I feel that letting decades lapse before saying anything is a little ridiculous. What's the motive? On the flip side, I also feel for the accused as it's a he said - he said. We live in a country where everyone is innocent until proven guilty. Now it seems you can say anything about anyone and they're guilty from the get-go. Lives and careers shattered from mere rumor. I'm not siding with anyone as there can be no winner in this situation. In the case of Harvey Weinstein or Bill Cosby there is a clear history of abuse. The one-offs being mentioned for other individuals could mean a lot of things. Misinterpretation of events, hazy memory from drugs and or alcohol, or even *gasp* someone trying to be relevant again in media. In Hollywood, everyone takes advantage of every opportunity.

Delicious member on that man.

The other man in this ph0to, Roman Heart also suffered a similar fate due to meth: https://www.thesword.com/gay-porn-star-roman-heart.html Just so sad.

Myself as well.

Sorry to see that Matthew Rush succumbed to the clutches of this horrible drug. I didn't have much chemistry with him, but he was a sweet man nonetheless. I hope he pulls his life together. https://www.thesword.com/breaking-matthew-rush-arrested-meth-charges.html

@TimarrieBaker thank you for the clarification. I meant no disrespect. Best of luck to you in your business and on this forum.

It's moments like these that I miss agencies. Some guys just can't seem to understand public relations or able to handle themselves professionally in a public forum. I, too, would have loved to hire Ace, but this string has definitely turned me off.

Ha ha well you should try him out. As long as he dyed his hair back, he is hot.

I exchanged messages with him on Seeking Arrangement. Despite his strange bleached hair, I was interested until I found all of his barebacking videos online. In addition to his pro videos I saw some he did with clients on Xtube. Turned me off.

I have several times, but it's been with guys not considered pros. Hot craigslist finds searching for women in casual encounters, a personal trainer once, a mostly straight bartender another time. I wouldn't pay it for a pro. If I'm paying that much I want low mileage and the thrill of opening one's mind for the right price Oh, and many of those were negotiated for an hour, but ended up staying much longer and doing an unexpected extra round or two

It means "biohazard." Not saying he is, but many HIV positive guys have it as a symbol of being poz. Not sure it's a badge of honor to put on full display.

I find that for the higher end guys the average is $1200-$1500 for an overnight, weekends are $3000-$4000. Some are more, some are less. It really depends on how busy the escort is and what else they have going on in their lives. Higher rates can indicate that they have quite a bit of business as it is and are trying to throttle the amount of clients they get or they think that they're worth that much for their time. I've had great overnights with guys who were as low as $800 for an overnight and a terrible time with another guy that charged $2000.00. If you see a guy regularly they will sometimes give you a break. One well-reviewed escort I do overnights with charges $1500, but usually gives me a deal of $1000-$1200. The latter price he usually stays much longer than planned.

The number I see in the ad is 316-305-2311. He might have changed it. It's not uncommon that when a burner phone (which escorts often use) expire, it goes to the next customer (another escort) buys a burner and then gets assigned that number. I've seen it occur several times.

Very sexy guy. Unfortunately, it looks like he's part of the Jason Sparks gang. I would pass, sadly.

Andrew Maroc is definitely the best of the best. I've not had better in SF and I've tried them all lol.

Keaton Strong - Recommended Blake Knight - Recommended Kyle Jeffries - Very disappointing experience for me. Did not live up to what he said he would do and I suspect he was high when we met. I would stay away from.

I too have had great success on SA. Unfortunately, the arrangements rarely last that long. Guys start to flake or want more money or they don't live up to their end. And of course, I've grown bored once or twice. Still a great place to meet some guys for 1-3 month casual relationships. I consider it a portion of my escort stock portfolio. I still prefer to put 80-90% in hourly guys. Better paying dividends

A lot of guys who say one thing leaving subtle clues to those who are looking for a specific flavor. For example the random capitalized "T" or "party" or "tina" in the ad would get the attention of those looking for an escort who is into doing drugs. Same goes for safe sex practices. An escort may say that they play safe only but may then say in their ad "open-minded" or into "wild" play. They're trying to be subtle to appeal to a larger audience. You have to read between the lines.

The capital "T" in his name usually means tina or meth friendly. Just a word of caution in advance. If that doesn't bother you, it may be in your best interest to get a recent selfie as he may not look that good anymore.

No experience with that particular guy. I have been hooking up regularly with a new escort visiting SF named Jean Pierre www.rentboy.com/4156011879. I wouldn't say he's an alpha male, but pretty masculine and a big, beautiful cock. He's visiting SF through December from what I understand. Working on a review now.