Luv2play

I just saw Songo again this afternoon and he is a real keeper. Very adventurous in the bedroom. Bisexual and not keen on kissing but he makes up for it elsewhere.

I’m no good at making the necessary links but their profiles are on RM based in Montreal. Oumi and Songo.

I’ve hired two Black providers in the last two weeks, the most recent today. Both immigrants from Africa to Canada. I have to say they have the most beautiful athletic bodies. Both are runners. One goes to the gym as well. Both tops. Lovely guys. Great tops. Just sayin. Post coital bliss.

Southern California is full of sad, alienated people. I’ve met a few in my time.

Rock Hudson too.

I became disenchanted with poppers years ago when a top accidentally spilled some in my eyes as was on top on me in the missionary position. The stinging in my eyes was instantaneous and I quickly ran to the bathroom to wash my eyes. They were red for days. Never used them again with a partner.

Absolutely. Here in Canada the taxes on alcohol are so high the cost of the alcoholic content of a mixed drink far outweighs the other components.

Did his client have a smile on his face?

I would have told her I would report the bar to A.A. And also MADD. And to the local newspaper and radio station. And to the local chamber of commerce. And that I was a recovering alcoholic ( white lie there). But there are many out there who are and trying to avoid falling off the wagon. Sports bars should not exclude them.

Well tomorrow is another day.

A 22dollar hot dog!

I remember reading about Pamela Harriman’s second husband, Leyland Hayward, the producer of The Sound of Music. He only ate white food, white chicken, white potatoes and white vegetables. He died young anyways.

I think his name was Brandon Johnson before. A stripper who frequented Ft Lauderdale I think. Maybe wrong but he is one of those French Canadian cuties.

Do people always eat the same breakfast? I don’t. I enjoy some variety in my diet. The same goes for lunch and dinner.

I’ve actually discussed it with one of my regulars. He declares the income he derives from our sessions but includes it with a side business he operates.

Getting down on your knees is relatively easy. It’s the getting back up you’ll need help with as you age. Lol

My sister has been in a gay relationship for over 18 years. For a number of years they both filed as single even though they were living together. Then the tax authorities got after them and they had to restate their joint income going back 3 years. They were considered as common law partners for that time. The math worked in their favour though as they were able to split their income and reduce the rate my sister paid as she was the higher earner. Her partner though lost some benefits she was previously claiming as a low income person. She had to pay those back and got a wrist slapping from the Integrity Commissioner of Ontario. She’s a fundamentally dishonest person though and we don’t get along.

Recently I was given documents to evaluate for a charitable organization I belong to. In one case they were dialogue to be used in a radio advertisement. In the other case they were job descriptions to be used in hiring employees for the organization. In the former case the text seemed somehow flat and did not describe our organization the way I knew it. In the latter case the descriptions were wildly off the mark in describing what we were looking for in employees. I questioned each set of documents and was told they had used A.I. to generate the docs. I was appalled and since I am the chair of the organization they were withdrawn. I’ve been with the organization for over 10 years and chair of the board of directors for 10 years. So I know how it works. But still. I can see how A.I. is being used by people who are trying to take short cuts and save time in otherwise using their brains. So is anyone tempted to use A.I. in their posts here. Just curious.

I couldn’t resist staying in my gazebo tonight after it got dark. We are having an incredible run of fine weather that is unusual for this time of year. In a month it could be snowing.

In my experience the majority will host in the their hotels. But they are professionals that I hire, in the 25 to 45 or older age group. I think they are the majority in this business as they stick with it for many years. The young ones come and go.

Anyway has been on RM since 2019 and only 1 review. Red flag for me.

Does for me now too. I was in the garden gazebo and the wifi was weak.

His link is not working.

I notice you joined this forum less than a month ago. That’s great that you want to join the discussions here. I don’t know if you were a lurker before joining but in any case we have a long history of the deposit issue. The general consensus is not to pay a deposit except in certain limited circumstances such as extended multi day engagements. I have no idea of what market you hire in but being always asked for deposits in the 200 to 500 $ range as you assert is not the norm in any market I am aware of and over the last 30 years or more I have hired throughout North America and many times in Europe. I have rarely if ever been asked to pay a deposit. I only once paid an airfare for someone from San Francisco to meet me in Montreal. And that worked out fine as we were together for 3 days. But then I am a premium client on RM and even before then was always seen as a reliable client by the way I presented myself. I always conduct myself in the same way in other commercial transactions. Being trustworthy engenders trust.

Is that always the case? My experience is that visiting providers will always host in their hotel rooms. Why not? That is why they are travelling.