Keith30309

I have a close friend who spent several weeks in inpatient rehab for opiate addiction and he shared some stories with me about the people he met. One was a guy who was in for the third time and had a wide range of substances he was fond of. My buddy asked him “What is your favorite drug?”. The guy’s response was “Yours”. That would be my response to the OP.

What kind of spa? I rarely seek out masseurs but I perceive that most M4M masseurs are independent. Perhaps some of the more upscale hotels in that area have spas - the downtown W has one.

I’ve found it to be productive to include the name of the guy of interest and city in which he is based in the thread title when seeking other members’ comments.

I met him in Houston. He was moving on to other pursuits at the time and his profile disappeared so I wasn’t able to submit a review. Name here was @Aaron Amour

Yes, but it’s hard to do if you’ve not met him and don’t know him well. In that case cash is good. For guys who are traveling I try to find something small and light... a book if you know his interests... a nice, leather/crocodile manicure/pedicure set... a good set of noise-cancelling ear buds...a FitBit...Laser Projection Virtual Keyboard, and then there’s a Willy Care Kit http://i.imgur.com/uTaBANb.jpg

Has there been a change in the Rentmen Search results display page wherein the number of matching profiles has been removed? For example, I search for everyone in a given city and there used to be an indicator with the number of matching profiles. If you changed any of the search criterion it updated that count based on the number of matching profiles. It still displays the number of matching profile in the "Nearby locations" bar beneath. I hope this was a mistake - that was a helpful feature.

Beyond the prior suggestion that the profile owner was methodically sending messages to non-viewing, registered users (which has happened to me a few times), I would think that the only ways this could occur are 1) RM is intentionally looking for contact info in cookies for users who are not logged in and notifying the profile owner of a "view" (this seems highly unlikely; there's no meaningful reason to do this), or, 2) the OP may have appeared to have been logged out but his session was still active and associated with his username (I'm not sure of the technical reasons this might occur... perhaps if RM is open on more than one browser session?).

Hm - I hadn't thought of that. Helpful to know.

There was a thread about this a few months ago and the most interesting part to me was the privacy of the results https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/have-you-taken-a-dna-ethnicity-test.130771/page-2#post-1406512

That sounds like a smart business strategy as well.

Any awareness of https://rentmen.eu/EthanE/ There's a couple of face pics in his semi-private photos and he looks really familiar. Profile created Aug, 2015. His profile seems like he's nice and creative.

I just spent a couple of very pleasant hours with Ryan. He's a very grounded and empathetic and also a really sharp guy - very easy to get lost in conversation with. Review underway.

Just curious: did you get any sense of flakiness, lack of communication, etc.?

https://rentmen.eu/xanderlovett ?

I would have a difficult time enjoying time with someone I'd had a spat with. I'm curious: for those who decline to pay in advance, how many of the escorts change their minds and agree to accept payment AFTER the time? In cases when the session does complete is there any change in the interaction, like a a lack of trust or lessened intimacy or some other intangible satisfier? Or is it pretty much a transactional get in, get off, get out.

Is he still advertising?

The first time I meet someone I’ve already done enough due diligence to be satisfied that not only is there virtually no risk of any sort of defrauding but also that the gentleman has a sincere intent that we have a great time together. Put another way, I’m filtering based on “how will I feel after spending time with this person” rather than physical appearance and if I don’t have a good emotional vibe to begin with then it never gets to a point where I’m uncomfortable. I did have one occasion a couple of years ago when I paid upfront and regretted it. All the warning signs were there and it was purely foolish, wishful thinking that prevented me from walking away when he opened the door. Recently, I visited someone for the first time and heard “How about we get the money part taken care of so we can focus on each other” in the first few minutes. I hesitated for a split second but given that I was standing in his living room and had a good feeling I pulled the envelope out of my pocket and handed it to him and it quickly disappeared into his gym bag. Since then I’ve seen him almost weekly and even started including the tip with the time donation I drop on his desk as soon as I walk in

Enjoy yourself and get well soon!

(Sorry -I just wanted to read that again)

Not Even ???

Any additional insight on AngelSebastian ?

Any pharmaceutical commercial advertising a product which may result in death.

Leo Sweetwood

I tend to be pretty lenient in cases when someone is late showing up, for example. I once sat in my car in the apartment parking lot for nearly 30 minutes waiting on a guy (he had fallen asleep on his sofa inside). That’s pretty stupid in retrospect. My rationale at the moment is that I’ve set aside the time in my schedule, I’m not sure when I’ll be able to schedule someone else and want to try hard to make it work. I suspect most others walk away much sooner, especially when someone goes radio silent.

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