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i much prefer being insulted in public as well!

I know people who would pay top dollar for that

i much prefer being insulted in public as well!

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Just incase others dont know. Whenever I see a name as a handle I always check 9 times out of 10 they got a vid somewhere.

i KNOW some people are going to hate on me for this one, and even I know that I am asking for something that is not always appropriate... but get rid of the ASK ME for rates....

I'm way more likely to look at threads where it's obviously stated where the masseur lives. Anyway, would be helpful!! thanks!!!

I think the problem is that too many guys just check everything, making that portion of the RM site unreliable. This leads to a lot of wasted time for everyone. For example, I have occasionally gotten curious about some edgy kink or the other and have reached out to an escort in NY who checked that particular box in their profile, only to receive an angry and even disgusted reply. I am not sure why people would check things that they are definitely not into, but they do -- over and over again. I have learned that I have to be very specific beforehand or I come away disappointed.

He’s now “TheWolfei”
 
He must be running from someone lmao

I wish RM would add an easy way to search through the client profiles, because a number of providers have placed their content on free or premium (9.95/mo) client listings.

The way he could get back at you was to create an alternative universe where people pretended to be teacher. It went so long Bozo might have believed it.
 
Bozo was no way smart enough to argue with you about Trump, the so-called politician. The Bozo link to Trump was emotional and disturbing

it's called post-Modern

PTBtCSD haha … I get it

Love the spirit, the content, and the tone of your posting.
 
It occurs to me that one of the things that makes a good teacher an excellent teacher is an investment not only in the academic achievement of their students, but also an engagement with their social and emotional learning and development. I have met excellent teachers, I have met apathetic teachers, I have met mediocre teachers. It is quite likely one of the more demanding professions and a difficult one to be truly good at. Teachers get blamed for many shortcomings and failures that exist in our society, are the targets of ridicule, are devalued, and even mocked. But, yet, we go to work every days, we spent our nights and weekends working... even our summers are really devoted (either overtly or indirectly) to our professinal development.
 
While the idiot @BOZO T CLOWN was just a grotesque example of the mistreatment of an honorable profession by the poorly informed, when we see teachers and schools in trouble we should really be thinking about how we can make things better, rather than what/who went wrong.

Love the spirit, the content, and the tone of your posting.
 
It occurs to me that one of the things that makes a good teacher an excellent teacher is an investment not only in the academic achievement of their students, but also an engagement with their social and emotional learning and development. I have met excellent teachers, I have met apathetic teachers, I have met mediocre teachers. It is quite likely one of the more demanding professions and a difficult one to be truly good at. Teachers get blamed for many shortcomings and failures that exist in our society, are the targets of ridicule, are devalued, and even mocked. But, yet, we go to work every days, we spent our nights and weekends working... even our summers are really devoted (either overtly or indirectly) to our professinal development.
 
While the idiot @BOZO T CLOWN was just a grotesque example of the mistreatment of an honorable profession by the poorly informed, when we see teachers and schools in trouble we should really be thinking about how we can make things better, rather than what/who went wrong.

And the very best teachers realize that it is not all about academics... it is also about the social and emotional development of the students they have.
 
That is why a good teacher knows as much as possible about their students -- their home life, the family situation, the non-cognitive stressors that take place in their lives. And a good teacher makes the classroom inclusive and diversifies instruction so that every student has the same chance to achieve at the highest level.

Love the spirit, the content, and the tone of your posting.
 
It occurs to me that one of the things that makes a good teacher an excellent teacher is an investment not only in the academic achievement of their students, but also an engagement with their social and emotional learning and development. I have met excellent teachers, I have met apathetic teachers, I have met mediocre teachers. It is quite likely one of the more demanding professions and a difficult one to be truly good at. Teachers get blamed for many shortcomings and failures that exist in our society, are the targets of ridicule, are devalued, and even mocked. But, yet, we go to work every days, we spent our nights and weekends working... even our summers are really devoted (either overtly or indirectly) to our professinal development.
 
While the idiot @BOZO T CLOWN was just a grotesque example of the mistreatment of an honorable profession by the poorly informed, when we see teachers and schools in trouble we should really be thinking about how we can make things better, rather than what/who went wrong.

I guess we’ve found white space for a talented masseur or a spa if they want to break out... here’s looking at you multiple west village spas that have nothing special about them.

Thank you for this.
 
 

 
You don't need to, nor have you ever had to. Your posts over the year or so that I've been reading them, indicate everything that is good and right with the educational system in this country. Your dedication to your students and to their success, has always been admirable. My mother taught for over 30 years, I had aunts and uncles who were school administrators, were head of departments at LA Unified, my cousin, before she retired, owned 6 private schools, and my dear friend, just retired one year ago, was a director/administrator for the Connecticut Board of Education. I say all this because people should know that there are good and decent men and woman out there, like yourself, working every day to give children a fighting chance in this world. I went to school in a different time, thankfully many things have changed for the better in this country, despite who is occupying the West Wing right now. He, like BOZO, will prove to be nothing more than a blip on the screen in this span of history.
 
(It's nice to know that BOZO is not here to make some snide comment)

As a current excellent teacher in a New York City (Title I) public high school (@BOZO T CLOWN continue rotting in hell), I am intentionally keeping a distance from this conversation.
 
I absolutely refuse to be compelled to justify myself here.

And the very best teachers realize that it is not all about academics... it is also about the social and emotional development of the students they have.
 
That is why a good teacher knows as much as possible about their students -- their home life, the family situation, the non-cognitive stressors that take place in their lives. And a good teacher makes the classroom inclusive and diversifies instruction so that every student has the same chance to achieve at the highest level.

I like a provider’s profile that is complete and try to provide one in return. I always reference it to the provider when I make initial contact. Probably about half the time, they actually check it (you can tell when they don’t.) I make the effort to have one to help demonstrate that I am not a flake. I think it helps, but it doesn’t make nearly the difference that one might think.
 
Like you, I have some inquiries from providers as well, but I don’t mind. I consider it flattering - and thank them - even if I’m not interested. Plus, I figure it might merely be part of their marketing. I don’t assume it’s because they find me particularly attractive by their standard.

I have a client profile and pics on RM... they are all me, they are all real... i would say they are "of interest"...
 
but i still get asked questions about things that are explained in my profile.... and despite my very specific nickname, get hit on by escorts who are interested in "just one thing"...hehe

And the very best teachers realize that it is not all about academics... it is also about the social and emotional development of the students they have.
 
That is why a good teacher knows as much as possible about their students -- their home life, the family situation, the non-cognitive stressors that take place in their lives. And a good teacher makes the classroom inclusive and diversifies instruction so that every student has the same chance to achieve at the highest level.

As a current excellent teacher in a New York City (Title I) public high school (@BOZO T CLOWN continue rotting in hell), I am intentionally keeping a distance from this conversation.
 
I absolutely refuse to be compelled to justify myself here.

And the very best teachers realize that it is not all about academics... it is also about the social and emotional development of the students they have.
 
That is why a good teacher knows as much as possible about their students -- their home life, the family situation, the non-cognitive stressors that take place in their lives. And a good teacher makes the classroom inclusive and diversifies instruction so that every student has the same chance to achieve at the highest level.