JacOB SESSION

Thanks for all the replies, guys. Appreciate the support and even the pushback at least we’re talking about it. I did have pnp on my rent.men profile. That was a dumb move, and I already took it down. The positive review in that thread even said “Didn’t notice any drug issues.” There’s a difference between being open to clients who party and getting called a “big time crystal meth addict” with zero proof. I’m not in denial or throwing a fit. I’m just tired of one bitter comment trying to trash a guy’s name when there’s a good review sitting right there saying the opposite. If someone has a real bad experience, fine. post it. But making stuff up because you didn’t get your way? That’s not okay. Would I go to your job and publicly post lies that could mess with your livelihood, calling you names in front of all your coworkers and the whole internet? Probably not. So why is it fine when it happened here?Thanks to everyone who said my education background is impressive. Means a lot I try to be a stand-up guy who works hard at this. I’m Not looking for drama just want the reviews to stay honest instead of turning into petty revenge.Let’s keep it real.

Doesn’t say I do. If the client wants to he can and just because someone like sex and can be a power bottom at times why then does that mean they automatically have to be on drugs. It’s so pathetic

Thank you very much! It was a challenging program but pushed through it!

I’m starting this thread because I’m tired of seeing toxic clients post baseless slander and fake reviews just because they didn’t get their way with a provider. A few months ago someone posted this about me (Jacob_Session): “Big time crystal meth addict and power bottom” That comment is completely false. I’m not a meth addict — not even close. And throwing around “power bottom” like it’s some kind of insult just shows how petty and insecure some people are. Versatile providers exist who can top or bottom depending on chemistry and mood. Shaming someone for it says way more about the poster than it does about me. What makes it worse is that right in the same thread, another member (Travpilo) left a very positive and detailed review: “My experience was great. He catered to my desire to make out as a lead in… and his oral and bottoming skills were both outstanding. Some great conversation when we were done was a great finish. Didn’t notice any drug issues.” One person lies to smear me, another has a genuinely good experience and says so. Yet the nasty comment stays up while the truth gets buried under “bump” posts asking for more reviews. For the record: I have a Bachelor’s of Science in Atmospheric Science with double minors in Broadcast Meteorology and Mathematics. I’m currently returning to school for my Master’s in Disaster Resiliency and Leadership. I work hard and take pride in being a good, reliable guy in this business. I shouldn’t have to defend basic facts about myself against random anonymous attacks from people who know nothing about my life. I’ve already reached out to the moderators asking them to remove that defamatory post. It crosses the line from opinion into clear slander, and it needs to come down. Providers — have you dealt with toxic clients leaving fake reviews or baseless accusations when things didn’t go their way? Clients — what do you think is fair here? How do we keep the review system honest without letting bitter people tarnish reputations? I’m not looking for drama. I just want this community to stop tolerating this kind of garbage. We’re all tired of it. Thanks for reading. Looking forward to hearing from you.

I’m Jacob_Session, and no, I’m not a “big time crystal meth addict.” That’s complete nonsense. Calling someone a “power bottom” like it’s some gotcha insult is actually pretty sad and reveals more about the poster than it does about me. 1. It shows they don’t understand basic human sexuality—versatile guys exist who enjoy both topping and bottoming depending on the vibe, chemistry, and what feels right in the moment. Shaming someone for being a “power” anything just exposes their own narrow, insecure hang-ups. 2. It proves they’re so desperate for drama that they’ll latch onto one random anonymous comment while ignoring the actual positive experiences people have shared. That’s not “keeping it real”—that’s just being a keyboard warrior with nothing better to do. 3. Most of all, it makes them look jealous or bitter, like they didn’t get what they wanted (or couldn’t deliver it themselves). Small energy all around. And no, I don’t look like a crystal meth addict. Not even close. I’m a college-educated guy with a Bachelor’s of Science in Atmospheric Science, double minors in Broadcast Meteorology and Mathematics (not meth, genius—maybe autocorrect failed you there, “LetTheGoodTimesRoll”). I’m currently heading back for my Master’s in Disaster Resiliency and Leadership. I work hard, I’m a good person, and I take pride in what I do. It’s wild that some random hiding behind a screen name—who knows nothing about my life—feels entitled to throw out baseless, nasty snark. Probably because things didn’t go their way or they’ve got their own issues. Either way, it’s pathetic. To the actual reviewers who had great experiences and left kind words (like Travpilo’s detailed positive feedback): thank you. I appreciate the honest, respectful comments. As for the slanderous garbage—I’m reaching out to the moderators to have that post removed. It’s not just false; it’s defamatory and has no place here. My name and reputation aren’t up for cheap shots from people who contribute nothing but toxicity. Stay classy out there, folks. The rest of you—keep it real.

I’m sorry about that, I’m all healed up though now. Feel free to reach back out!

Met him yesterday. Stellar dude. Hot Hot Hot.