Lance_Navarro

I'm surprised that Castro escorts, I did a scene with him many years ago and it was the worst experience I've had in porn. He's cocky, arrogant, selfish, controlling and likes to point out how incredibly straight he is, even while his dick is buried in my ass. I was getting paid to be with him and almost wanted to just walk away. Couldn't imagine paying him. But yes, his dick is enormous, if that's what matters most.

Boomer and I did a performance together at Hustlaball a few years ago. Our dicks are almost identical in size, his just looks so much bigger cause he's shorter.

Ray is a great guy. We often swap apartments, in fact if you're planning to see him in SF this weekend, you'll be seeing him at my place, which I can also vouch is quite lovely

Ray is a great guy. We often swap apartments, in fact if you're planning to see him in SF this weekend, you'll be seeing him at my place, which I can also vouch is quite lovely

Me and all my furry, comfy goodness.

You are correct that there is a large Asian population in SF, for the sake of discussion, let's say 20%. I think most of us would agree that clients under 35 account for no more than 20% of our business. 20% of 20% is 4%. How many amongst that 4% do you think are going to write a check?
 
I don't think anyone took what I said to mean "Don't schedule with an Asian client while in SF". All I'm saying is that if you have a young Asian client, most likely either in SoMa or Dogpatch area, who tries to quickly sign and hand over a check as he rushes you out the door, DON'T TAKE IT! Oh, and tie him down and call me so I can get the other 4 people I know that he's cheated, to come over and get what's due to us.

You are correct that there is a large Asian population in SF, for the sake of discussion, let's say 20%. I think most of us would agree that clients under 35 account for no more than 20% of our business. 20% of 20% is 4%. How many amongst that 4% do you think are going to write a check?
 
I don't think anyone took what I said to mean "Don't schedule with an Asian client while in SF". All I'm saying is that if you have a young Asian client, most likely either in SoMa or Dogpatch area, who tries to quickly sign and hand over a check as he rushes you out the door, DON'T TAKE IT! Oh, and tie him down and call me so I can get the other 4 people I know that he's cheated, to come over and get what's due to us.

Me and all my furry, comfy goodness.

Me and all my furry, comfy goodness.

Me and all my furry, comfy goodness.

Me and all my furry, comfy goodness.

Me and all my furry, comfy goodness.

Me and all my furry, comfy goodness.

It sucks when you don't receive appropriate compensation for your time and energy, but I would try not to get too worked up over $60. Get back to me when you've spent 5 hours with someone and they jump in a cab and take off while you're inside a restaurant checking on dining availability. Or when you foolishly accept a check from a first time client and it turns out to be bad. Shit happens occasionally, we live, learn and grow. Don't allow the dishonesty of a few to change how you feel about and treat others.

Thanks for that darlin! Hope you're doing well.

It sucks when you don't receive appropriate compensation for your time and energy, but I would try not to get too worked up over $60. Get back to me when you've spent 5 hours with someone and they jump in a cab and take off while you're inside a restaurant checking on dining availability. Or when you foolishly accept a check from a first time client and it turns out to be bad. Shit happens occasionally, we live, learn and grow. Don't allow the dishonesty of a few to change how you feel about and treat others.

It sucks when you don't receive appropriate compensation for your time and energy, but I would try not to get too worked up over $60. Get back to me when you've spent 5 hours with someone and they jump in a cab and take off while you're inside a restaurant checking on dining availability. Or when you foolishly accept a check from a first time client and it turns out to be bad. Shit happens occasionally, we live, learn and grow. Don't allow the dishonesty of a few to change how you feel about and treat others.

It sucks when you don't receive appropriate compensation for your time and energy, but I would try not to get too worked up over $60. Get back to me when you've spent 5 hours with someone and they jump in a cab and take off while you're inside a restaurant checking on dining availability. Or when you foolishly accept a check from a first time client and it turns out to be bad. Shit happens occasionally, we live, learn and grow. Don't allow the dishonesty of a few to change how you feel about and treat others.

It sucks when you don't receive appropriate compensation for your time and energy, but I would try not to get too worked up over $60. Get back to me when you've spent 5 hours with someone and they jump in a cab and take off while you're inside a restaurant checking on dining availability. Or when you foolishly accept a check from a first time client and it turns out to be bad. Shit happens occasionally, we live, learn and grow. Don't allow the dishonesty of a few to change how you feel about and treat others.

I understand what you're saying and wasn't trying to negate his loss, but getting paid something is far less painful than being stiffed 100%. I too hope that no one experiences such a thing.
 
A word of caution to anyone that visits and works in SF. There's a younger Asian guy here that has stiffed MANY guys with bad checks.

It sucks when you don't receive appropriate compensation for your time and energy, but I would try not to get too worked up over $60. Get back to me when you've spent 5 hours with someone and they jump in a cab and take off while you're inside a restaurant checking on dining availability. Or when you foolishly accept a check from a first time client and it turns out to be bad. Shit happens occasionally, we live, learn and grow. Don't allow the dishonesty of a few to change how you feel about and treat others.

It sucks when you don't receive appropriate compensation for your time and energy, but I would try not to get too worked up over $60. Get back to me when you've spent 5 hours with someone and they jump in a cab and take off while you're inside a restaurant checking on dining availability. Or when you foolishly accept a check from a first time client and it turns out to be bad. Shit happens occasionally, we live, learn and grow. Don't allow the dishonesty of a few to change how you feel about and treat others.

I started playing Native American flute music during my massage sessions and found that it works equally as well in erotic sessions, helping us to connect with our bodies and get out of our heads.

I started playing Native American flute music during my massage sessions and found that it works equally as well in erotic sessions, helping us to connect with our bodies and get out of our heads.

I understand the desire to find who is at blame in this terrible incident, but I really feel that right now our energy is better spent asking "who needs our help" versus "who is to blame". It does appear that the owner was negligent in many ways, and that will be addressed, but it doesn't appear that this was an act of violence or intent. I'm just feel that compassion is more important than condemnation.