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I have just seen this topic. I still don't want to believe it...

 

It was 2009, San Francisco, and my first ever review was published on Daddysreviews by a long-standing member here. I had no idea what this site was so I went to check it out and shortly after my cell phone rang. A gentleman introduced himself as "Daddy" and told me that my review got published on his website. He asked me a few non-intrusive questions that were geared towards finding out whether the money I make through this means is being invested for my future. Again, and I must emphasize this, he did that in the most non-intrusive way as one possibly could have. I felt that he just genuinely wanted to ensure that I am on the right path to creating financial independence for myself in the long run. We covered a few other aspects of the industry and he offered me a helping hand in case I ever needed a piece of advice.

 

Soon after my first published review came the second, third --- 20th, and 30th, and my business has exploded and I was full of quality inquiries. Surely, providing a great service doesn't hurt but without the ability for people to research their next "date" on a platform like his, how would anyone know about my abilities?

 

But business (while obviously in our lives is key) was truly NOT what Daddy was all about. He was in it to help people. Genuinely.

 

I had the pleasure to meet him on numerous occasions at a variety of restaurants and many times at his apartment in Las Vegas. We even met during the pandemic (the chair was waiting for me at the entrance to sit on) while he distanced himself from me by being in front of his computer on the other side of the apartment and we were both wearing masks. The "HOW" never really mattered, but every meeting with him was always highly insightful and entertaining.... and very genuine. Many of you probably didn't get the chance to truly know who was behind this nickname/website and I am very grateful that I had the pleasure of conducting more than just superficial chit-chats with him.

 

For those of you who don't know, he was a computer whiz and had incredible talents at forensics and used to be retained as a forensic expert in multi-billion dollar lawsuit cases back in the day. This speaks volumes of the in-depth knowledge he had about certain fields in computers.

 

Talking about talent, he used to be an escort himself (waaaaaaaaaaay) back in the day. He wasn't always overweight and was rather hot. He told me so many funny stories about providing services in LA/Beverly Hills to some of the Hollywood elites. They were extremely entertaining stories.

 

He never cared about the money. He went as far as to flat-out decline highly lucrative promotional/marketing/advertising offers if he disagreed with how the company conducted its business in the gay world, whether we are talking about advertising practices, treatment of others, or the mission the company stood for. He was a principles guy, yet - needless to say - non-judgmental.

 

Every time we talked - without an exception - he had his "routine" questions:

- Are you happy?

- Do you put a certain percentage of your money aside and invest it?

- Do you take time out to have fun and enjoy life too?

 

This should tell you about the type of person Bill was.

 

(With names redacted), he showed me all kinds of escort inquiries where the guys offered him free sessions in exchange for promotion/bad review removal/self-review postings. He NEVER abused his position and always maintained his integrity.

 

He was a big fan of Latin guys with muscles and cute butts. Who can blame him, right?! Yet... never ran out of compliments for me when we met.

 

We talked about a few side projects of his too. Some of you may not know, but a few years back he was running a website that was teaching the transgender community about proper accessorizing / makeup / wigs and how to start out. He was also running it on his own dime and received no compensation for it.

 

On my last in-person visit during COVID, we actually started discussing either a joint business venture or a certain promotional opportunity about a website that would have served as an extension of DaddysReviews. We have never finalized the details and sadly, that will not happen anymore. It would have been great to work with him I am sure.

 

I just want you gentlemen to understand how this person sacrificed most of his life to help our community. He never asked for anything in return and I know exactly how much of his life he sacrificed for others. He changed my life, and probably many of your lives I am certain or the very bottom line, his work made your life a little easier in this crazy world.

 

I hope that he is in a good place now, his contributions, his helping hand, his guidance, and the amount of care and love he put out for all of us will be remembered (at least by me) for a LIFETIME.

 

When @Cooper reached out to me, I was shocked to hear that I was probably the only person who knew his address. He was so loving, welcoming and open that I thought he kept company often times at his home. I also would like to take this opportunity to thank Cooper for taking immediate actions and for keeping everyone posted. I am so truly sorry it ended this way. :-(

 

THANK YOU BILL/DADDY/GUY FAWKES WITH ALL MY HEART! ❤

Having been a frequent user of the information provided by many eloquent users here and the facilities provided by daddy, I wish to express thanks to all.

Thank you for your sincere and heartwarming insight into the man behind this site.

Pray that Daddy attain peace in heaven.

PeterHung is currently and has been my favorite escort for at least the last ten years. Very sweet guy who can be a little dominant if that is what you are looking for.

 

https://rentmen.eu/peterhung

Yes indeed.............My favorite for years

So I don't have any experience on the subject and I definitely need some words of wisdom here.

 

What exactly is an "overnight" session? Does it means that the escort will come over and we'll spend the entire night doing... what? I know I sound very stupid asking this but I'm honestly not sure.

I'm currently in touch with this guy who I want to hire, and he suggested the "overnight" option...

Are we suppose to have some fun but he will eventually expect some "off time" to get some rest?! I know I sound ridiculous...

The way I imagine it is that he comes over, say 11 pm, and we will spend the entire night doing what "I want" or rather "what I hired him to do". The in the morning he will leave.

Is this correct?

 

I honestly feel kind of embarrassed asking you guys this... and I think I've rambled on enough.

 

Thanks in advance

An overnight should definitely involve 6-7 hours of sleep for the entertainer & the entertained. Arrival at an an agreed time in evening; an hour of play & shower, 1.5 hours for dinner & conversation ; some lone time for the both should be included and desirable; an hour of play; cuddling & sleep for 6 to 7 hrs; wakeup and a morning play ; Breakfast & departure and of course I would think that any extra time spent beyond 12 hrs depends on the entertainer and extra tips will depend on the entertained. I think this is a realistic scenario for both.

Of course as others said earlier, a discussion and planning must be done prior to the appointment and an overnight is best with one whom you have seen once or more earlier

Knock on the door, on time. Walk in.

 

1. meet and greet and kiss deep and fuck around.

2. Rest and talk and kiss and cuddle.

3. fuck around. Shower together.

4. dinner and convo

5. fuck around again then either

Bath together or it's also fun to mess around in the empty hotel pool at night.

then fuck around again.

6. Maybe another shower together. Get ready together, like a long term couple, for bed.

7. Cuddle tight and Sleep.

8. Fuck around in the middle of the night.

9. Cuddle Tight and Sleep.

10. Wake up blowjobs all around.

11. Coffee and cuddling in bed.

12. Morning fuck around.

13. Breakfast in the room, each with one hand on the other's bits

14. As much fucking around as you can handle post, burp, breakfast.

15. Shower together again.

16. Fish out the dicks from the pants for one more blowjob at the door.

17. Kiss his forehead, kiss his hand. Make out deep. Grab his hand and thank him for a wonderful night looking right at him. One more deep kiss. Leave the hotel room.

 

 

 

 

Five minutes later, knock on the door because you forgot the money. Kiss again. Say goodbye.

 

Now, that's an unplanned overnight.

Wow!!!! I guess I have been spending a lot all these years with just a small fraction of the fun described here!!!!

I think most clients would not be offended if the provider replies with a simple "thank you for viewing my profile and please don't hesitate to contact me" reply just once and see where it goes.

Thanks to those of you who sent PM's wishing me a Happy Father's Day, and several people asked for an update. I'm so sorry to have left you hanging!

 

The day Navy Twin read me the riot act, I went to my room to lie down and think. When his brothers got home, he told them about our talk, and they were non-plussed to find he'd done it without them (I suspect so he could tell me his concern about his older brother). I could hear the shower going for a while and lots of murmuring, then a knock on my door. In came Older Brother and DePaul Twin to ask how I was doing. They had indeed all talked about it, but were planning to talk to me together. I said it was a lot to think about but I couldn't really argue against it, and told them I would talk to my buddy and see how it went.

 

He and I talk a lot, and Skype often, so the next evening I called him and asked if we could videochat. (That has usually involved some, ahem, cyber sex). But once we were online I basically told him what NT had said, leaving out the opinion that he's in love with me-- that was for him to say if he wanted to. He was quiet and asked what I thought. For the second time I described my promiscuity as a teenager when I slept around but never really had a girlfriend, never "went steady," and how the only relationship I'd ever been in was with my wife. And I said I missed seeing him, not just for the sex. So while I didn't quite know what it meant, I'm open to making this more serious. He grinned and said, "Are you asking me to go steady?" And we both laughed as I said yes, I guess I am. He said let me think and I'll get back to you.

 

In about a half an hour I heard a lot of commotion from the boys. I went to see what was up, and they were all in the den with their phones or laptops. My friend had emailed each one individually to say he appreciated their thoughts. He said, and I'm paraphrasing, that he would always be honest with me, that he would never do anything to intentionally hurt me, and that he would never do anything to come between them and me. And he ended with "So I am asking your permission to court your father." DT had responded "Go for it." OB had said, "Of course you can." NT said, "Hell yes!"

 

Back to Skype, where we said okay, let's see where this goes. One thing, we're not sure what to call "this." We're in our 40s and both feel "boyfriend" is kind of silly, but there may be nothing better for now. DePaul Twin jokingly suggested "gentlemen friends" but that's a little too Tennessee Williams for me.

 

Since then we pretty much talk every day although we haven't been physically together for months. But we are still sharing more and more of our lives, and I think this is working. There's more to tell, including an issue I alluded to in the other thread, but I'll save that, for another day.

 

It's odd living in a house as one of four celibate (for now) men. Without getting too graphic let me say the issue in the house these days is not running out of toilet paper, but running out of Kleenex. Older Brother is truly miserable and spends a lot of time in his room with his laptop. Navy Twin talks with his gf every day, and DePaul Twin has a couple of friends-who-are-girls he keeps up with in Chicago. And, well, I guess I'm in a long-distance relationship even though he's just across town. Wish us all luck.

Wish you and your wonderful boys the best

The rise in the number of cases is only significant in giving a relative risk of those who are sick getting chronically ill or dead. If everyone in the US got sick with Covid and no one died or had a long lasting illness, then we would all be going to restaurants and working and living our lives. The total number of cases only allows us to say what percentage of people suffer bad outcomes. Of course for the individuals that suffer bad outcomes that number is 100%. Total number of cases therefore is a weak indicator of the severity of disease. If 100000 people in the US had CoVid and they all died, well, all of us would be huddled in quarantine and building fortresses to keep out strangers who might bring us the disease. So the significant of the death rate can only be appreciated in the number of cases out there and the number actually dying. The more cases, the lower the rate but the number deaths stays the same, So ultimately, I think the number we need to rally focus on is not new cases, not death rates, but actual deaths. If there is consistently 1000 deaths across the US daily related to Cover, which has been the case for awhile, then having more cases without more death is significant for the cost of the disease and in the rate of deaths, but there are still 1000 people dead at the end of the day. 365000 at the end of the year.

We should focus our statistical attention to number of deaths, number of hospitalization, number of days spent in the hospital and in the longer run, chronic disease associated with survival of the disease. Whether we have 1 million or 10 million cases causing those statistics, is irrelevant except as to help stratify risk. New cases will go up as a result of testing, That is how the Florida governor excused the record number of new cases in a day that occurred in Florida this week. No one asked him how many people died, which was also a record and had nothing to do with testing.

I can remember watching Huntley and Brinkley on NBC news in the 1960s. They would report the number of American deaths in Viet Nam every day and then total it at the end of the week and the month. This was a very real way of expressing the tragedy of that war and it did not matter how many troops were there. Those 300 men a week were a testament that there were too many American soldiers there. Similarly 7500 dead Americans in a week would testify to the severity of the impact of Covid on the US and would speak to there being too many cases and that we need to continue to try to do things to limit it. Everything else is lies, damned lies and statistics.

The rise in the number of cases is only significant in giving a relative risk of those who are sick getting chronically ill or dead. If everyone in the US got sick with Covid and no one died or had a long lasting illness, then we would all be going to restaurants and working and living our lives. The total number of cases only allows us to say what percentage of people suffer bad outcomes. Of course for the individuals that suffer bad outcomes that number is 100%. Total number of cases therefore is a weak indicator of the severity of disease. If 100000 people in the US had CoVid and they all died, well, all of us would be huddled in quarantine and building fortresses to keep out strangers who might bring us the disease. So the significant of the death rate can only be appreciated in the number of cases out there and the number actually dying. The more cases, the lower the rate but the number deaths stays the same, So ultimately, I think the number we need to rally focus on is not new cases, not death rates, but actual deaths. If there is consistently 1000 deaths across the US daily related to Cover, which has been the case for awhile, then having more cases without more death is significant for the cost of the disease and in the rate of deaths, but there are still 1000 people dead at the end of the day. 365000 at the end of the year.

We should focus our statistical attention to number of deaths, number of hospitalization, number of days spent in the hospital and in the longer run, chronic disease associated with survival of the disease. Whether we have 1 million or 10 million cases causing those statistics, is irrelevant except as to help stratify risk. New cases will go up as a result of testing, That is how the Florida governor excused the record number of new cases in a day that occurred in Florida this week. No one asked him how many people died, which was also a record and had nothing to do with testing.

I can remember watching Huntley and Brinkley on NBC news in the 1960s. They would report the number of American deaths in Viet Nam every day and then total it at the end of the week and the month. This was a very real way of expressing the tragedy of that war and it did not matter how many troops were there. Those 300 men a week were a testament that there were too many American soldiers there. Similarly 7500 dead Americans in a week would testify to the severity of the impact of Covid on the US and would speak to there being too many cases and that we need to continue to try to do things to limit it. Everything else is lies, damned lies and statistics.

I wanted to make two points here about the data available regarding Corona virus.

1. I believe that the number of deaths is an important criterion of course, but a normalization factor is required to compare different regions or countries in order to do a data analysis. Indeed for any family that has lost one life due to this pandemic, it is that loss which affects them the most and all the statistical analysis can offer no consolation.

The number of deaths per 1 million of population is thus a good parameter to consider as is provided in https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/

The world average is 55.4 while that of USA is 355. Many countries in Europe have much higher numbers Belgium being the worst affected with 833.

Now if we look at 5 continents, North America, South America, Europe, Asia and Africa one observes a huge difference in deaths per 1 million of population and the numbers are 245, 137, 244, 9 and 5. The reasons for high numbers in Europe and North America compared to Asia and Africa with much higher population is something that only expert health officials will be able to answer. Indeed one can suspect errors in data reporting etc but even then the difference is striking. Various publications have been talking about the effect of TB vaccine (BCG) and polio vaccine etc (OPV) etc. and their potential of offering some immunity. A rather markedly lower death rates from Corona in nations that continue to provide BCG to infants can be seen.

2. I do believe that the rate of change of total cases per day is important to assess the effectiveness of various strategy of lock-down, mask use, avoiding group meetings etc. If one compares say Italy and USA as an example, the number of cases in Italy went down from a peak of 5639 (on March 27th) to 264 (on June 13th) in 78 days while in the USA it changed from 34044 (on April 9th) to 25302 (on June 13 th) in 65 days. Clearly, in Italy the situation has improved very much so far while that in the USA shows a very slight decrease only and so efforts of control has not yet shown sufficient results here.

https://www.reviewjournal.com/business/some-las-vegas-casino-workers-say-jobs-not-safe-as-resorts-reopen-2051371/

This report probably gives some idea about the situation in the casinos. Casinos do have a infrared thermal scan as we enter and they can give you mask (and gloves in some) if you request. However very rarely do guests use them in my observation and very few visitors here who can be seen walking outside on the strip seem to use masks. Though casinos have set up for people to play on only alternate slot machines, the aisles, staircases, etc are really not designed for social distancing and cannot be practiced. This is the true state of affairs and as is with most public places that are open one has to make personal adjustments adapting to the inevitable post-Corona-panic life. Human beings will adapt to the environment. After all we have (or still are) gone through so many pandemics and highly contagious diseases like the measles, smallpox etc and life goes on in spite of the horrific death of many people on this planet. Awareness, practice of maximum possible practically possible care (of self and others) and enjoying life (or what remains of it) as much as possible is all that we can do.

How true Kevin Slater's statement is !!

I do not usually have a difficult time coping. Life is hard and mine has been easier than most. But today, I have just hit the wall. Working in a New Jersey Hospital is not nearly as difficult right now as working in a NYC Hospital. We have most equipment. We have beds. We have staff. We have patients and each day we have more and more patients. Right now the numbers are not overwhelming but they are increasing and more and more compromises are being made. Most of the staff are just doing their job. But there is an air of anxiety and trepidation hanging around every corner. There are hollowed shells walking the halls. Fear and uncertainty is everywhere. There are no laughs not even at jokes with a dark humor,

I went into work today and started the day as part of a physician conference call. The conference call was to inform us that the governor has given physicians immunity. This is not being widely publicized. Essentially, within the scope of good medical practice, we cannot be be sued for actions that previously would have been not only malpractice but quite possibly criminal. That is, we were informed of the plans for the upcoming ventilator shortage. It is not first come first served as it is in the toilet paper aisle. There is no hoarding or buying for a friend, When the respirators are 90% in use, which is the case in several hospitals in New Jersey, then patients are assigned a color code. Green patients are those that get to keep the respirators. Yellow are the patients about whom clinical status and general condition are favorable. Red are the patients that are first in line to have their respirators removed should others in higher categories need them. Blue, well blue never get the respirator from the onset.

I could barely contain my anger, fear, frustration, and utter disappointment. We knew this was coming, I knew it was coming but now it is here and it is a palpable real pain, physical, mental, emotional and spiritual. We were given guidelines as to what to tell family members when it is time to take their loved one off the ventilator. They do no have the final word. There is an appeals process, but that process can only last 30 minutes while the patient waiting for the ventilator is manually ventilated, Two more hours will be needed to clean the ventilator and reequip it. Three people will take turns manually ventilating the patient, Oh did I mention that once you are assigned a color, the person coming off the respirator would have had to be on the respirator for 5 days, so theoretically long enough to turn the corner and get themselves into a higher color group. However, the decision as to who comes off the respirator is made by random computer selection of those in the lowest category.

This is not to say that the assignment of the color group is random. Patient's are stratified by a variety of factors, age NOT being one of them.

Today, I had a new patient with possible Covid admitted to my service. She is 87 with a touch of dementia and lives at her daughter's home with a loving family. I spoke with her daughter on the phone to get information about her mother. She told me to try and do everything to help her mother but that if it was clear that there was no hope of her returning to her previous level of functioning, or close to it, that her mother had decided long ago that she did not want to live that kind of life.

When I went into see the patient, I gowned and gloved and on the way in , I noticed her lunch tray and decided to give a hand to the other staff by bringing it in. PPE (personal protection equipment ) is still sufficient but not plentiful so my act saved one set. I brought her lunch tray in with me and saw a pleasant looking woman who appeared about 15 years younger than her age. She had eyes closed and did not respond when I called her name. I put down her lunch tray next to her untouched breakfast tray and did my exam. She appeared to be comfortable and was definitely someone who was doing much better than her numbers (lab values vital signs and other measurable qualities). I went to leave and the empty breakfast tray and the new lunch tray just haunted me. I opened the packet for her utensils and the vanilla pudding put a bit on the spoon and placed it by her lips. She opened her lips and took a taste. Then another. Some of her fruit cup and then most of her mashed potatoes followed. A bit of meatloaf and then the rest of her pudding. She said nothing. She did not open her eyes, even as I tried to coax her to do so. Finally, on a bit of the meatloaf. She refused to open. Another offer and another refusal and so I knew after 30 minutes of being fed, she was not taking any more. I said out loud to her, I guess that is it for now and as I left I heard her faintly say: Thank you. I turned and her eyes were open and then, a second later, they closed again. For that second they were so clear and blue and aware and I imagined her quite the beauty in her youth. After that second, she was back in that space where she was when I walked in, but she had let me know she was there.

Next week, her condition may worsen and she will be a blue. She won't get a chance at a life saving machine, She will likely pass alone in a hospital with a loving daughter sitting at home hoping for all the world for her mother to get better. Even if I could do more medically, which I cannot, I could not alter her course. Even now, the most I could do for her he be present, give her some pudding and hope that time and some combination of medications we are giving her make a difference,

I do not usually have difficulty coping, but today I hit the wall and next week this day will be the good old days when I had 30 minutes to spend with one patient.

Thanks for sharing this heartbreaking story. I have always applaud a doctor's career (my brother is a surgeon) and can guess the mental agony under these situations in spite of years of training and having seen it all. I sincerely hope to God that you have the mental strength and wish you well.

I had heard an audio recording from a nurse who works in an Italian hospital and she said that the unpublished information to hospital staff was to just keep all very sick people above 80 years comfortable and use the ventilator on potentially savable younger patients. She recalled the situation when the first time she had to remove the ventilator from an older patient and her experience of the lady looking at her as she was removing the equipment. She said that by the time the equipment was ready to be used on the next patient the other lady was already gone. She said that all she could do was pray to God.

Thank you for sharing your experience. God bless you

Mask does nothing other than helping you not to spread it if you have already got it... I would expect a lot of "germ exchange" when you meet a provider.... :p:p

But what blissful experiences those "exchanges" with you have been !! Hoping for more............."

Let us keep the germs away. Let us all hope that the Corona will subside soon and I am sure that humans are smart enough to control this Corona and many many more to come in the future.

I too hope that this is not the last post about this somewhat delicate topic from MicroSDcard , as you say: CuriousByNature.

One has to remember that discussions forums like these are to exchange the participant's honest views and one always assesses opinions and draw one's own especially since we get views from a multitude of people from various angles. Indeed there maybe ones that you absolutely disagree with too. Just as some escort may have provided the time of life to one person and another person may feel that he got a rather lukewarm reception and we see that in these discussions too.

You mean I missed the initial limited offer? I don’t think so! I get unlimited experience from you on all sphere!

Great for you!! Envy you, man

To the original question : Yes, there are many escorts who do discriminate against clients and their race/ethnic/continent origin.

I had set up an appointment with a Las Vegas escort and based on past experiences, had clearly mentioned my ethnic and my Asian origin in texts. On the day of appointment, about 20 min before the appointment time, after he gave me his address etc., when I mentioned that he should look for an Asian guy with the specific ethnic origin, he says "I do not see Asians". The funny thing was he too is of Asian origin!!

Would greatly appreciate any help here or in pm for a 3 night visit in Amsterdam.

Please provide help and suggestions for some fun in Amsterdam? Any gay shows? Do the red light area cater to gays too? Any suggestions for a reliable local escort?

Many thanks

Peter Hung has been my favorite. Looking at the number of times he is suggested as a goto guy in Vegas, I think he remains a favorite of many I am sure

A very interesting topic indeed. The whole concept of "escort-client relationship" and friendship (BFE included) are not exactly mutually compatible. The former is purely a short term event involving payment by the client while the latter is friendship that evolves naturally between two mutually compatible people in general. If it involves sexual as well, we then qualify that as BF or GF etc. It must be realized by clients that offer of BFE by an escort is just a marketing strategy and is just a temporary illusion and I am sure that many successful escorts are very good in that role. I am sure that most clients understand this too. That is the whole reason why several of us (clients, including myself) have regular escorts that we feel comfortable with. I am sure that from an escort's point of view, there is very little difference between a regular and a sugar-daddy - may be the amount of "sugar" is all that is different. This is absolutely different from friendship and never to be confused with. When the client misses this demarcation, as several of you commented, it just leads to despair and unhealthy situations. I doubt if any escort ever sets up an appointment with the aim of finding a boyfriend.

The following article that appeared in NYT is quite interesting tp read in this context:

https://www.nytimes.com/2018/01/18/smarter-living/how-to-maintain-friends.html?recid=0zL8bUzvIo7PUmzbirhMx5cHTwI&sl_l=1&sl_rec=thompson_sample_dedup&contentCollection=smarter-living&mData=articles%255B%255D%3Dhttps%253A%252F%252Fwww.nytimes.com%252F2018%252F01%252F18%252Fsmarter-living%252Fhow-to-maintain-friends.html%253Frecid%253D0zL8bUzvIo7PUmzbirhMx5cHTwI%2526sl_l%253D1%2526sl_rec%253Dthompson_sample_dedup%26articles%255B%255D%3Dhttps%253A%252F%252Fwww.nytimes.com%252F2018%252F01%252F17%252Ftravel%252Fwinter-olympics-trip-planning.html%253Frecid%253D0zL8bUzvIo7PUmzbirhMx5cHTwI%2526sl_l%253D1%2526sl_rec%253Dthompson_sample_dedup&hp&action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=story-heading&module=smarterLiving-promo-region&region=smarterLiving-promo-region&WT.nav=smarterLiving-promo-region

I bet that someone like Peter can get any LE (or anyone) whether straight, gay, lesbian, bisexual ,,,,,whatever they think they are, into doing all kinds of things with him anyway !!!

Had spent an hour with this handsome hot boy when I was in Prague two months back or so - very friendly and speaks very good English. I am unsure how long he is visiting here for, but he is definitely worth spending time with. I hope I can meet him here soon again.

I have always disclosed my age and ethnic background to all escorts that I have met at some point before the first meeting and though majority of them said that they were concerned with neither, some of them have stopped correspondence in spite of having fixed up a time and day for the appointment earlier (and of course they were no-shows). I think it varies and it is best to disclose since we never want to get into a situation where the escort shows up and hate touching you and leave with the money at the first opportunity that they can.

I'm sure some escorts have been asked this. There are occasionally 'escorts' who only offer this. There have even been bisexual escorts who have offered to have sex with a woman in front of clients.

 

It's interesting how we are all different in our likes. I know I'm not that great at sex. But watching two guys in front of me who are really good at sex (in the past I had two or three times hired two guys and had some but not a lot of interaction with the two of them) just depressed me more than any self-consciousness I felt about what my body looked like.

 

Gman

I have tried this type of 2 escorts together only once in Vegas upon the recommendation of one of them and I felt exactly the same way as you. The most depressing feeling was that I had several very good individual meetings with both of them earlier.

I think each of us have our own individual experiences and it is very hard to generalize and so if any one wants to try he has to be prepared for a potential disappointment and count them as "lessons learnt" in this expensive hobby.

Just looked at his ad now and note that he has added some nice photos. I think I need to refresh my memories of him in person when I get a chance. He has always provided some of my best times in Las Vegas.

Thank you so much for sharing your heart-warming experiences here. Wish you and family & especially the Plebe great success and best wishes.