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I am not a Spanish speaker but I've always heard that "morbo" is usually translated from Spanish slang as either "kinky" or "super hot." I'm engaging a couple of Latin escorts in Nashville this weekend (including Daniel_hot) who claim to be "morbo" - and I hope they're more "kinky" and "hot" than they are "morbidly obese" as someone suggested as a translation.

From an ESPN article in December, 2025: "Jason Collins played for six teams across his 13-year NBA career and was the first active, openly gay player in NBA history. He is currently undergoing treatment for Stage 4 glioblastoma. This is his story. A few months ago, my family released a short statement saying I had a brain tumor. It was simple, but intentionally vague. They did that to protect my privacy while I was mentally unable to speak for myself and my loved ones were trying to understand what we were dealing with. But now it's time for people to hear directly from me. I have Stage 4 glioblastoma, one of the deadliest forms of brain cancer. It came on incredibly fast. In May I married the love of my life, Brunson Green, at a ceremony in Austin, Texas, that couldn't have been more perfect. In August, we were supposed to go to the US Open, just as every year, but when the car came to take us to the airport, I was nowhere near ready. And for the first time in decades, we missed the flight because I couldn't stay focused to pack. I had been having weird symptoms like this for a week or two, but unless something is really wrong, I'm going to push through. I'm an athlete.....- ******************************************************** Another reminder that pro athletes are, like all of us, human and just as fragile and vulnerable. They may look and feel super human, but they’re just like us. I wish peace to Jason's husband, Brunson, and to his entire family with perhaps some consolation that Memories are the last gift of love.

It would be easier to draw up a list of people who can afford that price.

Over the past year, I’ve noticed a significant increase in last-minute postponements and cancellations from escorts - (and I am guessing that providers might report the same thing about some clients as well). It has become especially frustrating when I’ve already invested time and money into the arrangement: booking hotels, traveling to another city, and mentally gearing up for what was supposed to be an enjoyable experience. What disappoints me most is not only the inconvenience, but also the financial cost and repeated sense of letdown. More troubling is that this pattern is now occurring even with some of my semi-regular hires, whom I previously considered dependable. At this point, I’m conflicted. Part of me feels that continued unreliability should simply be a dealbreaker - after all, most people would stop seeing a doctor who was repeatedly unavailable with little notice. On the other hand, I wonder whether this is simply part of the business and something I should accept with patience. It’s difficult to decide where to draw the line, particularly when the chemistry and attraction are otherwise excellent. But reliability and respect for someone’s time do matter, and repeated cancellations inevitably erode my interest in this already expensive "hobby."

A good example of why this site is so useful.

I visit Nashville occasionally but I have only had luck with Rentmen (many ATL escorts occasionally travel to Nashville for a couple of days - "Imuno" aka "UltraOcean" lives in ATL but advertises on RM as "Near travel to Nashville" - and he is a fantastic hire, IMHO). I do check out Adam4Adam but have never had any luck. I also review Grindr but likewise zero luck. If you're visiting Grindr be sure to look for the “roses” or "gift box with red ribbon" emojis for possible hires. Also, some escorts will offer “massage” and some will even say "Gen" although many know enough to write "G3N" as Grindr will boot ban anyone who is too obvious (I've been banned 2 or 3 times but I always "Appeal" and totally deny the accusation of soliciting - and have always had the ban removed - I suspect that Grindr doesn't want to acknowledge that they read folk's private messages - although their "Terms of Service" may permit them to do so - I never researched it).

I messaged Meatballz in February about meeting when we were both in ATL. He was very cordial, informative, and quick in his response - and he was open to various scenes. He requested $300. Unfortunately, for various reasons (mostly my schedule) we didn't meet.

Love him or roll your eyes at him, Benson Boone has somehow mastered the art of being impossible to ignore. Critics love to dismiss his music as “sugar-coated emotional cardio” and some even call him a discount Freddie Mercury with better hair and fewer operatic mustaches. But honestly? The man understands spectacle. That back flip off the piano during the Academy Awards performance practically deserves its own stunt category. It single-handedly convinced me to keep watching the Oscars for at least one more year instead of collapsing face-first into my couch three hours in. And then there’s the wardrobe. Those vacuum-sealed suits look like they were stitched directly onto him by NASA engineers. Between the dramatic vocals, the gymnast-level stage antics, and the aggressively tailored pants, he’s basically become a public service announcement for gay men updating their “hot celebrity” rankings. Say what you want about the music, but the man performs like he’s trying to win both a Grammy and a decathlon at the same time - and frankly, that level of commitment deserves respect, at least IMHO.

“Emerson said, ‘A foolish consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds.’ Maybe so. But an intelligent consistency - and rigorous quality control - in hiring escorts is probably a big part of why I’ve never woken up in a questionable Bogotá hotel bathtub full of ice, conducting an unexpected inventory of my internal organs. People mock routine & "regularity" until they’re the ones explaining to the local constabulary or consular official how ‘spontaneity’ turned into a missing wallet, a fractured rib, and a mysterious rash. Yes, I exaggerate but sometimes the so-called hobgoblin of little minds is really just the patron saint of risk management. Especially in situations involving strangers, dim lighting, locked hotel doors, and the kind of decision-making process that begins with, ‘What’s the worst that could happen?’” I believe in "cautious exploration" in hiring, but my preference is usually for reliable regularity.

Alex Kof - can make ANY scene worth watching. https://www.instagram.com/thealexkof/ https://rentmen.eu/alexkof

Trivial Fact Per a 1964 Congressional Resolution, although ANY state in the US can produce alcohol labelled as "bourbon" only bourbon produced (and stored for at least one year) IN Kentucky can be labelled as "Kentucky Bourbon." To wit: "To be legally labeled "Kentucky Bourbon," the whiskey must be produced, distilled, and aged in Kentucky for at least one year. It must also meet federal standards: a mash bill of 51% corn, distillation at 160 proof, barreling at125 proof, aging in new charred oak containers, and bottling at 80 proof without added colors or flavors." Most Kentuckians take their bourbon drinking seriously, especially during Derby festivities (which began this past Saturday with Thunder Over Louisville - the largest annual fireworks display in North America), as it is the main ingredient in Mint Juleps, which I hate. I personally am not a fan of bourbon and prefer Vodka at it doesn't have as many "congeners" which worsen hangovers.

Last summer, he wanted $500 - over my budget, especially for Indy.

I was dialoguing with him until I read how he screwed you (and not in a good way). No way I'm engaging with a thief. Thanks for the info. Karma, baby. Do you think it would do any good if I let him know that the reason I'm disengaging is b/c of how he took your money but did not provide the service? He's now in Nashville.

https://rentmen.eu/robthellist Great guy. Open to your wants & needs. Very versatile.

I checked into a NYC hotel last week and at the same check-in counter was a drop-dead-gorgeous man, tall, blond hair, great build. We got into the same elevator and discussed the rudeness of some New Yorkers. He said he was Swedish but now lives in Boston and that Bostoners can sometimes be rude, also. When I got to the room who is the first photo to come up on both Grindr AND Rentmen, our friend Mitch (I wonder if the "Den" means Denmark even though he said Sweden)? Yes, my friend from the elevator. I sent him several messages of a willingness to meet - but he never replied. He must be totally booked up or has enough demand to pick & choose whom he wishes to meet. Or, perhaps he didn't like doing business in the same hotel where he sleeps - who knows. Regardless, he seemed like a really nice guy, easy to talk to, and is absolutely beautiful. Luckily, I found several other super hot guys here in the Big Apple (with super fees, also, at least to someone from the boonies) so I'm not complaining. I admit that I had to stroll by some of the hallowed places in NYC of my younger years e.g. Stella's, Gaiety, etc. which brought back great memories but also a great sense of how quickly time flies.