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  1. LMAO...Thank you sir!

     

    I was expecting him....just not bare assed on all fours begging to be raped!

     

    Did I mention my ENTIRE family was staying on the same floor of the hotel?

     

    The adrenaline surge we both felt.....almost caused me to have a stroke!

     

    For the record...I would have died a happy man!

    You are too fun! Thats a movie scene! Or maybe a sitcom episode...is Modern Family ready for this plot line? :eek:

  2. I once had an escort knock at my door....

    I looked out the peephole and didn't see anything....

    thought it was my imagination....

    and went back to my desk to finish working.

     

    Another knock....louder....

    again I looked out the peephole to an empty corridor....

    and went back to my desk.

     

    Another knock....this time even more emphatic.....

    I looked out the peephole.....no one there...

    but this time I opened the door....

     

    The escort was on all fours in a just jockstrap with his bare ass facing my door....

    he was so close and down low I couldn't see him through the peehole.....

    by the time I opened the door he was in full panic mode....

    I grabbed him....and dragged him inside.

     

    We laughed our asses off....then fucked like animals!

    Sheer poetry! But I have a question: Were you not expecting him? Or just not expecting that?

  3. Ok, think this through. You cannot know whether anyone you hire is poz or not, so one must assume they each person you hire could be putting you at risk. Hence, if you're going to continue the hobby you need to make your peace with this risk because its unavoidable. Why not do it now -- meet the guy who has been upfront about it and work through the anxiety.

     

    Another thing you could consider is going on PrEP yourself as an added layer of protection.

  4. I think another part of this dynamic is service providers who have no plan, and the malaise that happens when after a while one's life feels like its drifting. If you've got the right looks and personality, escorting is an easy field to enter, the big question is what will you do next. Although I miss one guy I saw regularly who has moved on -- Derrick from DC, I hope that it is because he's doing something better with his life. He was escorting to pay for school, that should be done now, and hopefully he's off to the races.

     

    Don't mean to sound judgmental in using the term "better." For the right person, who's got other interests in his life, this could be a longer term gig that is the best fit. Rich Reynolds, for example, told me he escorts because he wants to travel and buy expensive toys like motorcycles, and he hates the idea of 9 to 5 structure. So escorting is an empowering means to an end, and that makes sense to me. Another guy I've seen a few times has a full fledged career as a nurse, but is clearly a thrill seeker. He's in his 30s, intelligent, and has brought new energy to each of our encounters, so I figure it must be working for him. In contrast I've met a couple other guys for whom escorting seems like treading water until they meet someone to take care of them. I always get a little sad when I feel that vibe.

     

    Sorry, meandering as I think out loud. Back to our regularly scheduled programming...

  5. I've seen this escort for over 5 years. We have had an incredible time over the years. But, the last 4 times we have met have been, well, dissapointing.

     

    He has loss this ability to jump-in and completely devour me. In his hayday...He was the best kisser ever, can eat ass like nobody else and has a thick long cock and knows how to pound.

     

    I wonder if anyone else has experienced this as well.

    Perhaps you can shift this dynamic with a positively worded request/suggestion along these lines: I love seeing you, we've had some of the hottest sex I've ever experienced. Let's shake it up next time -- any new moves to share?

     

    A message something like that puts the ball in his court to use what he knows about you to come up with something fresh. I just tried this when I felt a guy I'd seen four times hadn't brought his A game to our last interlude, again because we are becoming comfortable friends of a sort. it worked well.

  6. I am not questioning his right to hire or not hire, anyone. But, not hiring someone, because of his political persuasion! Do you not understand how f****** ridiculous that is! You're hiring someone to suck his dick or have him f*** you up the ass so you f*** him up the ass. And you're not going to hire him because he's a Trumper.

    Jumping into say that this exact same fight about Adam's politics has hijacked threads here before. Hope it doesn't happen again, as its off topic and there's a different forum for that discussion.

     

    BTW, I say this as someone who loathes Trump and comes here when I'm ready to escape the freak show that plays out in the national news every day. :rolleyes:

  7. Reluctant Daddy -- another tack is for you to tell us where you live and describe more specifically the kind of guy who floats your boat. Folks here may have recomendations for guys who will treat you better than this guy. Just a thought...

  8. Take a few days and then send him an email letting him know how much you enjoyed sessions in the past. Then tell him one or two major things (no need to cover the full list) where his level of service fell short in your recent time together and let him know that the time for your business relationship has come to end.

     

    Write the note and save it as a draft, then read it again several hours later to make sure it matches what you want said and send it.

     

    The purpose of sending the note won't change your decision, but it might highlight something he didn't realize he had done.

    I resonate with Sam. This is great advice in general for situations in life where feelings get engaged and hurt.

     

    As for the OP's core question, I'm with those here who would tick up communication. You like this guy, have some kind of a pleasant history, so work up the gumption to share that he hurt your feelings and ask him what's going on. If he's in his 20s, he might still be working through where he's going in his life, why he's doing what he does. God knows I made a bunch of cringeworthy statements and clueless decisions in my 20s which I now process as "growing up." Bottom line, in making the "look at us..." comment he was dialing direct, saying what was on his mind, albeit self absorbed. This gives you permission to do the same thing. Tell him it felt like 1000 paper cuts with lemon juice -- that's poetic btw and should be a conversation changer-- and see what his reaction is, and then if his behavior changes, which is the real test.

  9. I like to split the difference and schedule a 90 minute appointment. Doesn't feel (to me) anywhere near as rushed as an hour often can be.

     

    I'm with Topseed. 1.5 is just the right amount of time for me, especially for a first meeting. I also like disrupting the fee schedule. So if someone quotes me $300/hr, I'll counter with an offer for $400 for 1.5, $500 if we really hit it off. It seems to me based on experience that this incentivizes my date to bring his A game. Has worked well for me, all but once.

  10. Thanks for the reference. While Bob Dylan undoubtedly deserved his Nobel Prize award for literature, I can someday imagine that it should be given to Joni Mitchell for her lyrics. (Of course, I am not familiar with important foreign musicians and lyricists so there are other considerations.) Unfortunately, I believe that being a woman played against being the first musician to receive the award. At any rate, eventually I think that will be corrected someday.

    Amen!

  11. How can being bulky make it difficult for him to bottom? May I also ask what his rate was? Tante grazie.

    Ciao

    What can I say? It wasn't for lack of trying lol. It was less him having difficulty on the bottom than me struggling to find the right angle from the top. That big glute thing lol plus massive legs. Had the same issue once before with Mitch Branson btw. All about the angles. :rolleyes:

     

    I don't want to quote his rate. Ask him. It was fair.

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