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Iiinnnteresting.... Makes me wonder what the AI's training material was.... Or does the AI have some explaining to do? Has it been naughty? (joke, I know it's probably just better and web searching than me)... On a side note this has given me a lot of ideas for what to ask for from providers at future bookings.

I do enjoy watching certain types of gay porn and think it's pretty hot. And I love this forum since it has some really GREAT porn recommendations. But on the hiring side, it's not actually what drives me to hire on RM specifically- Even though RM caters to and is intended for a gay male audience it's really the only place I can find reputable and safe providers that might accept female clients. Where I'm located the websites sites targeting a female client audience to advertise "straight" male escorts have fake listings filled with sexual predators, or "fake" fly-by-night guys looking to monetize their sex life but have no intention of providing any professional service. I think Cowboys for Angels is the one exception, but none of their providers are in my area. on RM even the "straight" providers will have taken male clients and gotten good reviews from them, which validates that they are indeed a "professional" escort. If some do porn professionally that just serves to bolster their reputation as an escort, that's a plus but it doesn't increase their sex appeal for me. I'm largely motivated to avoid "fake" escorts and sexual predators masquerading as "straight escorts", so RM is the site I hire from: it's where the professionals tend to be. I'm not saying the RM might not have it's scammers, but they're easier to spot and filter out by sticking to the ones who have decent reviews and their profiles contain information/photos/ links to their social media accounts with longevity to validate that they've been escorting a while.

Discretion and privacy is a touchy issue, and some might not want to communicate unless it's necessary. I'm very sensitive to the discretion level, but am normally happy to chat with a provider I've booked over Signal instead of phone texts. I just assume any communication from them is either about establishing a business relationship, or fostering more business even if it's with warm, inviting/flirtatious chat. If they were to advertise what's "on the menu" updates to offerings/rates I'm the type that would always welcome communication and updates from providers.

I give 2-4 days, then again I also try to follow best "first contact" etiquette given here to help my chances. If I don't get a response after 2 days I assume they're either not interested in my business, or there's some sort of communication hold up- but I tend to assume the former and move on. That's for the initial contact. If there's long stretches in between appointments, or a long pause I don't assume they're going to waste time chatting me up every day, for that a once-in-a-while check in (to keep in touch and maybe flirt a teeny bit) is cool with me. There tends to be more flirty communications leading up to a scheduled booking with lulls in between.

Grammar and spelling is overrated, the question is more about how good he is at massage and any other extras on the menu.

I reached out to him but decided not to hire, he seemed fine but there were things that gave me some pause. I'd recommend reaching out to clients that left him a review for their feedback, including the ones who didn't leave 5 stars.

Yes and I'd be one of them. I think you're still right-on that the majority of clients looking through rent.men are male, I was under the impression that most of the straight providers on RM were GFP and that there are a lot of male clients who enjoy both bi and straight providers. Similarly there are also some SFP gay male providers (some on this forum) but when I've asked gay providers on RM and MF if they take female clients, the answer I got was 'no' (though usually a very kind and respectful "no") 100% of the time, so I started filtering Bi providers and had better luck. Some of the Bi providers do get clients who are couples looking for a 3rd (or 4th, 5th and so on) but I'd guess it's not as often.

What's not to like about Coq...

I make chicken paprikash all the time, provided you've got real Hungarian paprika in the pantry it's a sure-shot. You can still make it if you don't, it just won't have that black magic.

I wonder how many of those OF accounts are escorts who don't really add content for paid views, but have a "token" OF account to bolster the legitimacy of their escorting work.

I'm seriously thinking about it. I've got the professional chops. The problem is the legal side, setting up the proper shell companies and having the site live on a server in a privacy-friendly and escort friendly country. Payment processors are another choke point.. I don't have the financial wherewithal for a legal battle or for the business model to collapse when a payment processor or credit company decides they want to cave to the moral police. Trying to think of realistic/sustainable ways around it... there's always monero (fuck bitcoin, it's not anonymous) but it's a hassle to get outside of a p2p exchange... Not to mention crypto has trust issues and value flux. Also for those interested privacy.com has plans for making one-off or virtual cards to protect privacy. I'm not sure if you can choose what type of card these one-off cards can be (mastercard, visa, who knows) I haven't tried them myself, but plan to since I'd like to buy a premium RM account at least for a little while to add reviews and stuff. Virtual Cards That Protect Your Payments | Online Payment Security WWW.PRIVACY.COM Protect your payment security. Shield your financial information and protect against credit and debit card fraud...

client here. I don't have a lot of contacts in the hobby world, but I use a burner phone with Signal installed on it. The phone was acquired with cash, and every once in a while I buy a refill for phone or data as needed (also, cash only for a little more anonymity). I don't use the phone unless I need to communicate with a provider. You can also install Signal on your laptop and communicate with the same Signal account that you have on your phone. The signal app can also do a "signal call", I personally haven't tested that feature yet, but it allows me to communicate with the provider without having to use the burner phone. In the case you don't use Signal, I'd assume a real phone - burner or not - would be more reliable than a google voice account... The only downside to use Signal on a burner phone is that you piss though data pretty quick if they send you photos or if you exchange cute little voice messages back and forth between the app. I ran out of data on the burner phone plan once because of that- not a huge deal, but if you're gonna use a lot of data on a burner phone, have a few refill cards purchased in advance so you can active them and add em to your phone account- whether that's tracfone or whatever..

I did my first overnight recently and am very happy. I'm guessing if you already like the provider, an overnight would be similar but "more" and also give them time/opportunity to do a few things that previous time-limiting bookings prevented. Then there's the cuddles in-between. Doesn't hurt to check what an "overnight" includes if that's relative to each provider.

I just assume they do, reviews go both ways.

Sheesh, does this make three profiles? Other then that he seems legit, there is someone who posted in the other thread that says they hired him and had good feedback.