José Soplanucas

I did not mean insulting him, but in general putting him down. I think you know this, but I was not directing my comment about "putting him down" directly to you, although you were also addressed. The case of this boy is not the first one. We know we all have different preferences and tastes. When I read or hear someone complimenting somebody I do not find attractive, some times even to the point of feeling physical rejection, I do not feel the need to say anything. Why should I? There is nothing to understand, it is just one more instance to observe how diverse we are. However there are always a bunch of friends here who immediately jump in to body shame the professional, or his practices. Does that say anything about the victim being targeted? I do not think so, it says nothing at all. But opens a wide array of possible interpretations about this need to explain or justify others' preferences, up to the point of trashing as much as possible what others admire as beautiful.

Did you noticed the smiley next to the picture? Or you were too upset to see a Black guy in the Blondish thread and did not notice?

There is nothing to understand. His business model seems to be working for him, there are plenty of clients who find him extremely attractive, including this poor slutty poster. If you do not like him, what is the point of putting him down? It is open to psychological interpretation. If he were not so expensive, I would be jumping in his sack. He is just above my pay scale.

Hell yeah. I have seen a couple in Tumblr.

I think he has at least one sex clip with Austin Wolf, and a bunch of solos.

besides, he is a forum member. Perhaps if we call @MrMattBig you can ask your questions directly to him.

Their data base is going pretty fast. I checked the website when this thread was open and then had ads only doe DC and NYC. I just checked it again, and not only those two locations have considerably multiplied the number of advertisers, but also there are escorts publishing in Miami, Los Angeles, Frisco, both Portland, Chicago, Boston, and Atlanta. I did not check more locations, but if they are serious it looks like they will be ready for prime time pretty soon.

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If you know that in the spa business abusive practices are regular, I believe you. If you yourself have been abusive regularly and you share that here, I believe you. I am not arguing that. Now, if you think those practices are not abusive, you are the one who lives in a fantasy world.

I submitted a review to Daddy I do not remember when, one or two years ago. He is highly recommended.

I guess it is not easy to accept that you have been abusing those men, but that is what you have done.

Indeed. I fail there some times. The guys I hire from here or from Rentmen know that I am a reviewer. The guys from Adam have no idea. There is a way to fix this issue in Rentmen, you can choose that the reviews do not show up in your profile. However I think they are important to give me credibility as I do ask many questions before closing a deal. See @Tarte Gogo ? I am not an angel, I have a clear conflict of principles here. I guess that even when it is clear that I am a reviewer, the promise of a review is never part of the conversation.

I question the morality of the for free demand. Why the owner cannot pay the regular fee, and therefore maintain his independence? I have been offered free session in exchange of a review in my blog and I have not accepted. If I take the free token, then I will feel obliged to reattribute with a positive review. I prefer to pay and keep therefore my ability to not publish a review if I did not find the experience satisfactory. Asking a session for free is, in my opinion, abusive. It has also happened to me that certain professionals have ended in my sack without a contract. In these cases they never asked for a review.

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