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Wait. What's the question? If you are asking whether a guy with massage skills might use fake or dated pictures in order to get business, your experience obviously confirmed that. If you are asking whether that tactic works on other clients, I have to say that I have sometimes gone ahead with appointments when I was pretty sure the guy used fake pictures that were, nonetheless, of someone at least similar stats-wise. I wouldn't follow through with an appointment if I showed up and the guy was obviously a generation older and not in the shape as the guy I expected.

Wait. What's the question? If you are asking whether a guy with massage skills might use fake or dated pictures in order to get business, your experience obviously confirmed that. If you are asking whether that tactic works on other clients, I have to say that I have sometimes gone ahead with appointments when I was pretty sure the guy used fake pictures that were, nonetheless, of someone at least similar stats-wise. I wouldn't follow through with an appointment if I showed up and the guy was obviously a generation older and not in the shape as the guy I expected.

If that's real, it's nice to look at but there's no way I could handle that much meat!!!

Or Joe Panik or Ángel Pagán.

Give me Buster Posey.
 
~Boomer ~

A reviewer at the rentmasseur site states "he is better looking in person then(sic) his pictures." I don't know how that can be possible.

To me, if you head is to the side, you might as well be "be" on your side and on a bed. Otherwise, you just lay there with a crick in your neck and it makes the whole experience come to naught, relaxation wise. I just don't want to have to have hassles when I'm paying to be with a masseur who is supposed to be working magic on me to relax and have "other worldly" experience. I have enough cricks in my neck from work and life with out paying to have another one. Lol.

+1. I came out when I was in high school in the 1970s in a small town. I had a difficult time accepting I was gay because I knew of society's general negative attitude towards homosexuality, but I never tried to "leave homosexuality." I even refused to go to the prom with a female friend (who turned out to be a lesbian) and refused to give a New Year's Eve kiss to a young woman during my freshman year at college because, from a very young age, I knew that I never wanted to pretend to be heterosexual.

I haven't followed the reporting of this case that closely, but earlier this week one of the frat brothers or pledges was trying to portray himself as some sort of hero because he was apparently the lone voice of reason that they needed to call 911. That didn't impress me. What he should have done is not just tell others that that was the right thing to do and then NOT do it because of peer pressure. He should have actually made the call because he knew it was the only moral way to respond to the situation at hand. Sure, it probably makes him slightly less culpable than the others involved, but only slightly.

Innocent until proven Guilty is legal thinking. These people have yet to be on trial, but that does not mean there isn't sufficient evidence out there to convict them in the court of public opinion. That court has a lower threshold for assigning guilt. Ask OJ.

I haven't followed the reporting of this case that closely, but earlier this week one of the frat brothers or pledges was trying to portray himself as some sort of hero because he was apparently the lone voice of reason that they needed to call 911. That didn't impress me. What he should have done is not just tell others that that was the right thing to do and then NOT do it because of peer pressure. He should have actually made the call because he knew it was the only moral way to respond to the situation at hand. Sure, it probably makes him slightly less culpable than the others involved, but only slightly.

I haven't followed the reporting of this case that closely, but earlier this week one of the frat brothers or pledges was trying to portray himself as some sort of hero because he was apparently the lone voice of reason that they needed to call 911. That didn't impress me. What he should have done is not just tell others that that was the right thing to do and then NOT do it because of peer pressure. He should have actually made the call because he knew it was the only moral way to respond to the situation at hand. Sure, it probably makes him slightly less culpable than the others involved, but only slightly.

I haven't followed the reporting of this case that closely, but earlier this week one of the frat brothers or pledges was trying to portray himself as some sort of hero because he was apparently the lone voice of reason that they needed to call 911. That didn't impress me. What he should have done is not just tell others that that was the right thing to do and then NOT do it because of peer pressure. He should have actually made the call because he knew it was the only moral way to respond to the situation at hand. Sure, it probably makes him slightly less culpable than the others involved, but only slightly.

Nice work if you can get it, but I doubt many men are willing to pay that much for only a massage.

I've seen a lot of guys around San Francisco, but when you live in a city with a large gay population that has events likes Pride and Folsom Street Fair you are likely going to see both local and traveling escorts.

+1. I came out when I was in high school in the 1970s in a small town. I had a difficult time accepting I was gay because I knew of society's general negative attitude towards homosexuality, but I never tried to "leave homosexuality." I even refused to go to the prom with a female friend (who turned out to be a lesbian) and refused to give a New Year's Eve kiss to a young woman during my freshman year at college because, from a very young age, I knew that I never wanted to pretend to be heterosexual.

+1. I came out when I was in high school in the 1970s in a small town. I had a difficult time accepting I was gay because I knew of society's general negative attitude towards homosexuality, but I never tried to "leave homosexuality." I even refused to go to the prom with a female friend (who turned out to be a lesbian) and refused to give a New Year's Eve kiss to a young woman during my freshman year at college because, from a very young age, I knew that I never wanted to pretend to be heterosexual.

Bullshit.

Model Pablo Hernandez... He has the perfect lean physique. Add in the very kissable lips, scruff beard, inviting butt, and it all adds up to a winner.
 

 
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I don't know what it is about this guy, but he really gets my motor going. He's actually a little funny looking in some photos but I just want to eat him up.

I just found this website that shows what Stu looks like now. Apparently he's become a bodybuilder. I frankly think he looked better before he got shredded. What do you think?
 
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Given that I'm the only person to have liked the quoted post, I assume that was directed at me.
 
I dislike your unrelenting negativity and rudeness. I'm at liberty to 'like' any post that I wish.

I don't understand your point. He's currently one of the main characters in a weekly sitcom that has been on several seasons and still gets good enough ratings that it's not likely to get canceled soon. Why would he need to be worried about marketing himself when he has a steady job on a successful show?
 
As someone else previously opined in this thread, I also think he looks fine just the way he is - and his look fits his character on The Middle. Would I personally find him even more appealing with a different haircut and more muscle? Probably. I'm guessing he has no problem finding women to date, though (I'm pretty sure he's straight).

OK, I take back what I said about Chad based on the new photos he just added to his massagem4m ad. Looks like he's put on a significant amount of muscle and is now more appropriately described as smokin' hot rather than cute-as-a-button.

Definitely the old Stu.