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For whatever it's worth, I hired him a couple of years ago. Definitely a very hot and handsome man. Thought the massage was quite good but I found him to be on the cold side, very disengaged. He may have been having bad day that day, happens to all of us, but I didn't care to try again.

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Wow! that first one gives new meaning to everything everywhere all at once 😜

Pretty sexy. Shame about all those tattoos.

He's in NYC now. Anyone?

I hired him at least 20 years ago. If he's 37, I must 41 (I wish). I remember him being very hot in looks and very cold and indifferent in behavior. Sex was not unpleasant, just very mechanical. There is no way he can still look like that today.

Also, am I the only one to think that many plot lines and dynamics are VERY similar to Smiley, the series on netflix? I know these things are formulaic but I kept wondering why did the 1st episodes of Smiley seem so familiar...

If you listen to the interview with White at the end of the final episode, he mentions that should there be a season 3, he'd like to place it in a spiritual retreat kind of setting. That could prove hilarious and could take place pretty much anywhere in the world.

Is it just me or did the movie, Bros "borrow" a lot of the story lines and character dynamics from Smiley?

finally a couple of hot, mature guys going at it 😜

Wow. Sorry to hear that. All in the distant past anyway, right?

? You didn't like Jake Deckard? I thought he was the best.

I remember seeing him AGES ago, as in at least 15 years ago, he lived in Battery Park area then. Was a decent masseur and very playful. He may still look good today, but no way can he possibly look like these pictures.

Thought it was just fine. Doesn't go deep - a very basic, sad story with very little insight as to who the characters really are. Shame, if it had been less shallow I think it could have been an excellent film instead of just fine. I thought Gina McKee was the best thing in it.

Definitely well crafted. Just wish someone had told Eichner to tone his character down a notch or two - he's super annoying - Woody Allen minus the wit and charm, which makes their story not that believable. But still, it's very watchable and fun. 10 to 15 minutes shorter and Eichner less annoying would have made it a perfect gem.

I thought angels were non binary 👹

Thought it was relatively enjoyable trash tv. Some good moments. Felt like a guilty pleasure. I did enjoy the love letter to NYC. Definitely a gay sex and the city. But at least, unlike the sex and the city reboot, this show didn't feel compelled to stuff each episode with every single woke crusade du jour. It just is what it is - a nice piece of fluff.

For those of you not afraid of subtitles, A Perfect Mother, on Netflix is an excellent mini series (4 episodes I believe). Franco German co-production, so compelling I watched it one sitting.

I've enjoyed River a lot.

is he the same as https://rentmasseur.com/GaboHANDS ? I know the phone number is different but looks like the same guy?

Fair enough.

All I can say is Jane Austen must be rolling in her grave.

Sorry, wish I could share everyone's enthusiasm. I very much enjoyed the production and I thought the cast was good. Wasn't sure about Katrina Lenk at first (liked her so much in Band's visit) but she gained on me. My big issue with the show is that its theme feels so dated, that in my opinion all the attempts at making it contemporary made it worse. I think our value system has changed so much in the last 20 some years that to watch a show built on - should I or shouldn't I be in a couple - at age 35 should have been left in the 70's when that kind of angst made perfect sense. Just an opinion.