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Best masseur in 2021 award for me goes to Shea:
https://rentmasseur.com/Shea
Outstanding experience!!! 5 ⭐️s across the board on this gem. Sad he’s frozen his account for professional reasons. 
My runner-ups:
Dalton in Houston: https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/42213/
Eduardo in Tampa: https://rentmasseur.com/Spicylatino

DMV? You mean the place hope goes to die?? 

Still sounds like a therapeutic massage more than anything. He might indeed have been a great therapeutic masseur for you, but not necessarily sensual.
 
Plus the the two experiences of posters here — texting while massaging, as well as unceremoniously ending a scheduled massage to go to the movies — sound like serious professional no-nos regardless of whether the massage is sensual or purely therapeutic.

How many do you have?

And he's back—and apparently offering Sensual massages?

I'm curious as well—hot pics

I'm curious as well—hot pics

Well, initial disappointment aside, at least he suggested a next time, so the story doesn't end there. Hopefully the next experience will be good for you.

I find this to be disingenuous. I began by critically appraising a Florida bulletin that derived from a lack of research acumen in interpreting cardiac mortality in terms of such clinical outcomes being attributable to vaccination. You opined that healthy people do not benefit from vaccination over and above infection, input unrelated to the thread and its hyperbole-slanted headline, and that the standard for assessing vaxx uptake legitimacy should be advanced awareness of one’s baseline medical status, notwithstanding the infrastructure impediments to that standard. That is simply unrealistic in the real world. Your viewpoint accompanied by a self-referential rendering of personal health status, related attention to it, and its influence on your own decision-making, as well as an anecdote about a gathering in which some transmission potential exists in spite of immunity and/or test neg’y, something we already know. Then you suggest that vaccination be a personal choice, seemingly predicated on your own distinctive advantage regarding health self-awareness, when in fact personal choice for a majority of decliners is confounded by distorted interpretations of science or rejections of compelling findings that support the merits of vaccination uptake. And you suggest that inferiority in health management self-efficacy is central to poor outcomes …. when the competing reality as we know it is that such limitations are not intrinsic to the individual.
If you had opened with the Big Lie victimization and over-extrapolating from personal experience I’d have wasted less of my time.
If you had begun a thread of your own I would likely have not responded. This is the liability of attempting to provide input into a topic. Lesson learned; the pandemic is one of convoluted thinking and tangential input. I am not in a position to disabuse others of their flawed views. In contrast, I was capable of deconstructing the data on which the misguided Florida public health guidance on vaccination was based.

Transmission, otherwise known as secondary attack rates, isn’t amenable to measurement because the assessment context is heterologous. All households contain a variable mix of immunity and its temporality. Household members also engage with the outside world. You cannot design transmission efficacy without a clear assignment of two separate scenarios held constant. Such a prospective design is cost-probibitive. This is one of the reasons that the basis of vaccination is oriented to morbidity and mortality. To suggest an elective uptake is outrageous considering that most people making that decision would be lacking comprehension of risk or are simply contrarian; they would not tend to be cavalier about the right to choose and its potentially dire consequences. It is not incontrovertible that transmission is not reduced by uptake, for the design reasons I put forward. 

I considered booking him last year but when I reached out and asked if he’d been vaccinated for COVID, he said he thought it was rude to ask about people’s medical history, then mentioned that he “doesn’t ask if anyone’s on prep or not”. 
 
To be fair, he didn’t say he wasn’t vaccinated. But for me, that was a hard pass and I haven’t looked back since. 

In his ads his dick is growing by an inch a month. 
Soon he’ll be able to fuck himself. 
Oh, wait, maybe he should just go ahead & do that already. 

Years ago I hired a then very popular escort, who surprised me a few days later by calling me after he finished with another client to see if we could hang out. It later turned into dinner and (unpaid) sex, and while we never repeated the sex, we did end up being friends after that.

Well, initial disappointment aside, at least he suggested a next time, so the story doesn't end there. Hopefully the next experience will be good for you.

I've become rather friendly with a masseur in my area who I employ regularly for erotic massages. Last time he was here, he mentioned how expensive it is for him to get mandscaped. I've been looking for someone to do it for me in the area, and found someone who charges about $100+ for a minimal package. (I used to go to someone in NYC, but haven't been since the pandemic).   The masseur made an offer to me - he will come over and we will manscape each other, for free (and extras) once a month.  I love the idea - tonight is my first appointment with him. Nothing in the world is better than than having a sexy muscle guy manscape you (well, Ok some other things are better - but this ranks up there) . 

Just one or three that I can think of, in many hires. I've hired a couple (couple dozen?) dancers but a few have gone home for free; one escort turned into a fuck buddy without an actual conversation about "You don't need to pay me any more". I think I offered to help him with some computer stuff, and he started feeling me up as we finished, and that was how that relationship shifted. Who knew computer literacy was such an aphrodisiac?
 
I invited another escort to watch a special I'd taped that I knew he was interested in, I gave him a foot rub that progressed to a fun time, but he moved and that was the last I saw him.

Horrible and most awkward massage ever.  If you could even call it a massage. 

Perhaps you can then default to calling them a "massage therapist".

I had a massage or two by him decades ago too, and I don't recall him being condescending, but I was also a different person back then, and might have accepted certain attitudes more then than I would now.

That said, I used to see him biking around the city over the past few years, and I he's turned into one of those weird older men with a decidedly in-your-face dressing style that turned me off from wanting to see him undressed ever again.

He's a hottie

I wonder if Sean is experiencing an uptick of clients because everyone is now learning of his skills?

Sean's been my go-to for massage as well. Super skilled and can go extremely deep without being painful, which I love. I actually prefer his therapeutic massages lately since I can totally let go and relax. But his body's great and yeah, he packs quite a piece too. There are other lesser known massage sites out there whose names I forget, where he posts pics that are full on NSFW

https://rentmasseur.com/Irajmirage
https://www.adam4adam.com/profile/view/persiankabbob
https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/3199/
This guy has been reviewed on here a few times, and I've gone to him many times. He is great. He splits his time between San Diego and LA. Give him a call to see if your schedules fit. 

So he goes by JewishJock now (guess he graduated from college!)
https://rentmasseur.com/Jewishjock

I'm happy to hear he is doing well.  I saw his new ad for outcalls only on Oahu.  He was such a fine, sweet guy as well.  Doesn't seem like he's planning to travel any more.  Glad I enjoyed him when I could.