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Yes, same guy. (I’ve not met him. )

Thank you It looks like his US travel plans are still indefinite.

visiting the US... https://rentmen.eu/MayfairBen/ Has anyone met him in person ?

2018 Calendar video promo: http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2017/09/29/warwick-rowers-strip-naked-for-2018-calendar-and-it-looks-amazing/ http://www.pinknews.co.uk/images/2017/09/Screen-Shot-2017-09-29-at-15.00.24-1200x647.jpg

https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/300-400-now-the-norm.108820/page-6#post-1171153 I suspect this sort of data will be much more difficult to obtain now.

I love this! Thank you for sharing ! I don't have a story this compelling but the feeling of gratitude for the gifts of affection & friendship freely given & accepted with a special guy is one I treasure. Sometimes it feels a little crass to reward such a gift with cash but I know it's appreciated so I tend to not worry about it too much, especially at the risk of sounding like a teenager.

In the back of a friend's mom's car parked in their garage.

I can't decide if @JudasKane looks impishly flirtatious or provocatively sexy but either way I love the look !

@Guy Fawkes may be interested in the designation of the bottom review of Infacto as "1st review" but there are actually 5 reviews.

HEY! You told me you were 18!

Lol My warranty expired ten years ago and they can't find replacement parts any more.

In the interest of getting something constructive out of this experience I'd encourage this client, if he reads the Forum, to not be deterred and find a companion with whom he really has some chemistry. There are some really great guys out there who will knock your socks off! My second-ever hiring experience was a similar disaster and it took me a while to get back up on the horse again but I'm really glad I did - I've met lots of terrific guys On a side note, I'm finding social media to be more and more informative... https://www.pscp.tv/w/1nAKEeYVRnnKL

http://media2.intoday.in/indiatoday/images/stories/russell-660_072413104027.jpg Super_Smart_Sexy - Russell Brand

Wow

All-in-all it's been a net positive for me - the good continues to outweigh the bad, even as I deal with a flaky day-care teacher this afternoon (seriously). It's never boring... I get to feel like I add some value to people who need it... I have made 3 very close, intimate ongoing relationships... and I've gotten to see lots of facets of humanity I otherwise never would have. Funny, sad, touching, cynical and sometimes sexy. If the bad ever begins to outweigh the good I know that I can turn it off like a spigot.

I'm continually amazed at some of the things I hear from SA guys. I got a message earlier today from a guy who said he's in my area a couple of times a week to see his psychiatrist. Another told me that his PTSD was much better now. A 19-year old told me he had to have a flexible schedule in case his parole officer wanted to see him on short notice. Another 20-y/o straight guy, who I've platonically met 4 or 5 times, is from a wealthy family (I've seen his car and made some discreet inquiries) but is so desperate for some parental affirmation that he is interested in a physical relationship. It's really allot more complicated than "scammers". I've met allot of SA guys and the only commonality is that they are all looking for something and it's not necessarily financial. The world can be a scary, lonely and mean place and whether you're 18 or 28 it can make you do some wacky, erratic stuff.

I think I've been stood up 3 times by SA guys... Two said they were stuck in traffic. Both sent me photos at the 15-minute-late mark showing, indeed, allot of traffic, and imploring that I wait. They were probably telling the truth but I wasn't inclined to hang around and find out. The third guy was a flat-out no-show. A few others have gotten flaky in days leading up to a scheduled meet and cancelled or gone silent. I think it's a combination of youthful nerves, unstable living circumstances and sheer irresponsibility & flakiness.

Possibilities that come to mind: 1) he had good intentions when he accepted the offer but got cold feet at the prospect of flying somewhere and snipped all the connections to you 2) he saw an easy mark and intended to scam you from the outset. He walked away with the value of the ticket, presumably free and clear with no expenses. 3) he's a flake who doesn't know what he's going from one moment to the next and something shiny caught his attention. 4) something happened and he was willing but unable to get on the plane.

Nice profile... well done

This happened to me a couple of weeks ago... I left a 2-hr appointment 30 minutes early because it was going so badly and by the time I got home I was blocked.

I believe Griffin Donavan travels to Boston. He has been a Forum participant in the past @Griffin Donavon His last review was from Boston - http://daddysreviews.com/cruise/newest/griffin_donavon_boston

I think this picture tells a story....In fact, I think it tells several. I lieu of another, I'll call this dog "Tabasco". (This is Kyle Ross.)

I love it! Free T-Shirt With Every Rimming !

I was wondering about that. Some of the guys I've met have told me that they've contacted SD's who go radio-silent after the exchange of a few promising messages.