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He's not my "type," and it's impossible to tell how well he can sing because his vocals are overly processed by pitch correction software (like every other pop record today -- even those from people who are great singers).

I'm not sure that I agree with that. Given that it's been about a year since his arrest, wouldn't some of the "additional names" have been released already? Yes, he probably divulged whatever contact information he had for people who were involved in his illegal activity, but if there were other well-known people involved I assume the gay porn press would have been all over those stories by now.

At my workplace when vaping was first catching on, a couple of guys who sat near me started vaping at their desks (unbeknownst to be at the time since I didn't see this happening). I started noticing a noxious chemical smell and initially thought it was just odor left behind from some cleaning fluid, but given that it came and went and came back again, that didn't make sense to me. Sometimes the pollution was so bad that my eyes would hurt. I quickly put two and two together and had management send out a clarifying email that "no smoking in the office" also included "no vaping in the office." I guess if you're used to inhaling something, you might not notice that what's being exhaled is not just water vapor. Sort of how you can smell alcohol on someone's breath if you haven't been drinking but not if you've also been imbibing.

Just a point of clarification: You are asking for posts just based on photos in ads, not necessarily verified by recent in-person meetings?

Just curious: Why is suggesting using WhatsApp indicative of a scammer?

My reaction to this story is one of sadness, and not because she left her estate to the escort. It's just that it sounds like she hadn't really spent that much time with the guy and yet she felt closer to him than anyone else. Her previous male friend who was her personal trainer was her previous heir, but he moved away so she changed her will. There isn't anything in the story to indicate the level of closeness between the niece and nephew who are trying to claim her estate, but I'm guessing there wasn't much there. I hope I have the clarity of mind to just leave whatever I have to charity if I find myself in that situation as I surely wouldn't just want everything I own to be taken by nieces and nephews I have no relationship with.

If his husband has stuck by him, I think the best outcome for him would be if his husband had separate assets and he can financially depend on his husband. Not that I think no one would support a return to a porn immediately, but I'm not sure the legal system will allow him to do that once he's released, even if he's running his own website and making his own content. It will likely be years after his release before he's truly unrestricted in his activities. In the meantime, what would he do? I assume he's got some skills outside of sex that he's developed along the way, but is anyone going to hire him?

Fortunately I'm not that old. In the 1990s I did hire some guys who ran ads in the back of the Bay Area Reporter, some of whom had no photos in their ads. One guy I hired from the B.A.R. had a photo which I scanned so I'd have a permanent record, but he later started advertising on Craigslist so I grabbed screen shots of his photos from his online ad as well which looked much better than my scan of the black and white photo on newsprint. Now that I've perused a sampling of my photos, though, I have to correct myself: I definitely don't remember many details of the encounters of most of the guys I hired only once. Unless something sticks out in my mind (i.e., my experience was either particularly bad or particularly good) I don't remember anything. I also just remembered that I've hired a number of guys on trips to Mexico and, with one exception, I don't have photos of any of them. (The one guy I have photos of was on Anthropology's website for a while as a man of the month, so I have multiple photographs of him. It's funny because those photos prove that taking a good photo isn't easy. That guy was definitely one of the hottest guys I've ever been with, but I'm not sure I could convince anyone else of that based on the photos Anthropology posted.)

With the exception of the first few guys I hired, I have photos of everyone on my hard drive since my hiring began in earnest after the internet began to be used for this. It would therefore be easy for me to count the number of men I've hired, and my memory is still decent enough that I could probably count whom I did what with. I cannot imagine doing this in line at the DMV, though, since there's no way I could remember all of these details on the 100+ men I've been with without looking at their photos to remind me.

I have no idea whether any of that regarding Austin Wolf is true, but it wouldn't surprise me if it was since he's always come across as a narcissistic jerk. I assume JayM4M had some insecurity about his body since he remained fully clothed in a lot of videos I've seen. It's too bad because I think he's actually sexy naked in the videos I've seen. Certainly not as lean as the guys he chose to film with, but what would probably have been described as an "average" physique prior to the obesity epidemic. I definitely found him closer in appearance to a lot of the models he worked with than many other men who've created their own porn studios such as Jake Cruise.

I think "passed" and "passed away" carry with it the notion that there is some sort of after life (whether that be a Christian heaven, reincarnation or something else), but it's honestly so much a part of this culture that I think a lot of people use the term even if they don't believe in an after life. It's similar to how people might say "bless you" when someone sneezes even if they're aren't religious, though I personally prefer "salud."

I've definitely walked away a few times: A few times due to gross misrepresentation of their appearance (old photos, using someone else's photos). One time when the guy, after keeping me waiting outside a bit after our appointed time, proceeded to tell his next client to arrive in a half hour as I started to undress. I told him he clearly was providing a revolving door type of service, shorting clients on time. He started arguing with me but I just left. I consider this misrepresentation because if a masseur has an hourly rate and clearly does not intend to provide an hour's worth of service, then he's misrepresenting himself. One time because they guy started discussing limits and suggesting extras as soon as he got in my door. I consider this a misrepresentation because he advertised an "erotic massage" but then upon arrival said his base rate was for both of us still clothed. He basically wanted an escort rate for a standard massage with a happy ending, so I gave him $40 for his travel time and sent him away. He wanted more, but I told him he was lucky to be getting anything from me because I viewed him as a con artist. It's too bad because he was extremely attractive.

I'm not privy to the asset portfolios of any escort, but I have the impression that some of the wiser ones who have been around for quite a while have amassed real estate and stock market holdings that certainly put them in the millionaire category. I agree that Kris Evans, in his Bel Ami days at least, was stunningly attractive. It shouldn't be that difficult for anyone to find his current Instagram. I would just post it here but I don't want to run afoul of any forum rules. Just search "Kris Evans Bel Ami real name" and the first search result will be an Instagram page under his real name. (I don't know if that's his current Instagram page, though, since I divorced myself from Zuckerberg's empire after the election.)

I'm sure some of the usual suspects will pop up soon to chide us for saying something bad about an obvious liar. In this case, he isn't even doing a good job at lying. One of his main photos on rentmasseur is a calendar cover dated 2010, which means he would have been 15 at the time of that cover shoot if it was a current photo then.

I'm from a solidly working class family and we eventually had two televisions by the early 1970s -- the new color set in the living room and the old black-and-white set in the den. Prior to that, the parents controlled what was watched but I don't really remember who exerted more control. I actually don't remember watching Bewitched during first run, though. My mom set a fairly early bedtime for us even as we got older, so we mostly got to watch reruns of prime time shows during the day. I remember watching reruns of Bewitched and Batman on that black and white set, and to support the notion that maybe Bewitched resonated better with females and gay males than straight males my straight brother definitely wanted to watch the Batman reruns but I don't remember him being around when my sister and I watched Bewitched. Even as a prepubescent boy with no knowledge of "camp" or gay culture, I knew Endora and Uncle Arthur, in particular, appealed to me in a special way.

Your first sentence is the obvious way to think about this. If the amount of the charge matches what was purchased at one of the other stores AND there isn't a separate charge on the statement for that store, then there must be some common owner/franchisee of the stores. I wouldn't worry about it if all of that is true. If, however, the amount is wrong or there other two transactions were billed under their respective store names, then I'd be concerned that the payment account was compromised.

I can understand the frustration with threads that are started just to malign an escort that isn't about his actual performance, but if no one takes the bait then the thread dies quickly. Unfortunately, I don't think piling on the piling on actually accomplishes anything, particularly when some of the posters who criticize behavior in threads like this engage in similar negativity in other threads. I think it does speak to a certain element of human behavior -- it's very easy to get drawn into a pile on.

I guess he prefers to top or simply wants to be compensated for the time he spends to prepare himself to bottom.

His ad indicates he's leaving tomorrow for a week in Hawai'i, so if you're only in San Francisco for a short time today's your opportunity. (I don't know the guy so I'm not saying you should or shouldn't hire him; I just checked his ad to remind me who he is and I noticed his travel plans.)

Makes sense. Hopefully down the road your finances will improve and you'll feel more able to indulge as a client on occasion.

I don't think so. I wouldn't give them my phone number.

Just curious why you cannot hire even though you are a provider. The provider I was the closest to (friend as well as client) occasionally hired other men, particularly when he was traveling.

Sorry, I didn't intend my previous post to be a critique of your photography skills. I know it's difficult to take good photographs, even when the subject is good looking. I was more or less just saying that just because someone doesn't look particularly attractive in a candid shot or two doesn't mean they won't look great in person.

I agree that maybe the photos above don't depict them at their best. I've seen Pukashelldude in a couple of videos and definitely thought he was quite attractive, face and body.

I assume this is the cover in question? Yes, he looks older (and he is, like the rest of us), but I don't know that the basic shape of his face has changed much.