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I'd suggest people do a little more digging into their own history before joining a very public, persona-driven business. Even Facebook has recently made deleting a chekered past a lot easier: https://www.vox.com/recode/2020/6/2/21276974/facebook-manage-activity

Preference is fine. Making someone feel 'less than' for something they cannot change is not. My point? If you're an escort, be savvy enough to not be an asshole in how you handle your 'preferences' Be professional. Be kind. Be gentle. If an escort is open and proud in how they discriminate, then I fully support going for the jugular.

What I'm saying is that it's not up to you to make the first offer. It's considered rude to most working guys.

In the past, we've brought up escorts here who clearly state in their copy (or through email) that minorities aren't their thing. It's one thing to have a prejudice, but quite another to be stupid enough to not conceal it. There are multitude of ways for a working guy to nicely nix potentials without looking like a complete asshole. I support this idea of this thread, especially against those who are open and proud of their 'preferences'

As my amigo Willam says, read for filth Frankly, I think the guy is way past skincare product being helpful. At this point, he'd need to be able to afford a good plastic surgeon to get what he really needs.

Quit. Making. Excuses. Side gig or not, you can still treat people with respect and professional courtesy. This guy has left and come back more than the McRib. Buyer beware.

No. I don't really understand. Business is business: Say what you mean, mean what you say. Be professional. Act with integrity. In my 20s, I showed up, everytime. Now, in my 30s, I still show up. That's why we're hired. That's why people have trust. Quit making excuses for providers who don't respect the business or your time.

That's not reactivating... It's starting from scratch. It's the mark of a coward.

Whether you like it or not, the standard practice is to ask him for his rate for time. This is not a flea market: Never forget you're dealing with human beings. Treat those as you wish to be treated.

A superb show. No weak links. They didn't pander and did a fantastic job being honest to the era.

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I'd be a lot more interested in this shit if they were wearing shoulder pads and throwing each other into public fountains.

You have problems... I have solutions.

Not only do I have the short '80s OP shorts, ringer socks and reebok sneakers ready, I might even have a neon sweatband around here somewhere. [MEDIA=giphy]C89HzzZPj88aA[/MEDIA]

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Blacklist sites exist and while I'm sure there are a contingent of people who post with malintent, it does serve purpose for the working guys who have been beaten, drugged, raped, stolen from, stiffed, etc. That's all aside from the private conversations that happen between escorts. As I was told growing up, if you're not doing anything bad, you've usually got little to worry about. My advice is that if you have a lot to lose, make educated choices in the company you keep and think several steps ahead in the event you need to extract yourself from a bad situation. I've known guys who have had their lives turned upside-down by blacklists.

With that headline, you're sure to get the attention you clearly want so badly.

Florida is fine, but are you willing to look at other, better beach cities, like in Mexico? Cancun, Playa and Vallarta are all fun. Vallarta is especially gay friendly with relaxing beaches, beautiful homes for rent and great nightlife. Santa Monica/Malibu are also great while close to the nightlife of LA. Added bonus is the lack of sweltering heat. Ptown is nice with a wide variety of ages. Their big parties this year are canceled, but a lot of the performers are still on schedule to do their thing. Fire Island, not so much. Love their beaches and the general aesthetic, but people's attitude that drifts over from the city is what keeps me from going there more often. Also, don't discount Colombia. Cartagena is beautiful, easy to get to from the States, inexpensive and gay friendly.

It hasn't hit my bottom line, but sadly, parts of Dallas are warzones right now. Uptown and Downtown are full of rioters at night: Looting, glass breaking, violence, fire-starting. It's a mess.

So.... The time was right when the price was cheap. Long story short, you made your choice. Good for you.

Zurich and Geneva are awesome. While the hotels in Zurich are great, the vibe in Geneva is so much more relaxed. Will be happy when they let Americans back in to play

You didn't spit on it enough. Here, let me help... A recent snapshot: I repeat: NEVER. SKIP. LEGS. DAY.

That's sorta my point. Desperate guys do desperate things (not you, but them). They were on late night, clearly needed cash and were willing to play Let's Make A Deal. That's not a standard, normal data point. It involves extenuating circumstance. When you're getting routine offers- at all hours- for cheaper rates, especially from established, reviewed guys, then it becomes a lot more than just a singular data point. Then, it could be headed towards the new normal. ... We shall see

First Golds. Now 24HR. If you're at a mid-level chain gym, I'd keep tabs on their liquidity and be ready to chargeback at a moment's notice. I've heard that Lifetime Fitness is next.