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Exactly. It's NOT a lot of money here.

There is definitely truth in that statement. In my experience, the tipping point between gay and straight is actual intimacy between same sex partners. I've known many guys over my years who can stick their dick in any warm-hole but would never identify as anything but straight ...and definitely would never kiss a boy. Of course.. that said ..your experience was definitely a bait& switch exchange and you have a right to feel cheated...because you were. But providers are people and all people come with their own emotional baggage...and bisexual is term that can be used for a variety of purposes and one of those is most commonly, keeping diatance from being categorized as a HOMOsexual.

$120k annually is pocket change for a billionaire. If you're exceptionally good looking and good in bed I don't doubt that you could get it. Especially in a city like New York.

Nice guy. Tall and good looking. But no massage skills. Probably a better hire for escort. Beautiful ass 🍑.Has another profile on Rent.men which is probably the only one he should keep active. Rentmen - TopFreak_malik

I've "flipped" a few properties myself but I would recommend to never buy from 99% of the people who flip properties. There is no incentive to deal with important structural issues and the business model incentivizes lipstick-on-a-pig work. Pretty bathroom tile and flashy kitchens are often instealled over termite damage and dodgy plumbing . In NYC there is a bit more room in budgets for covering your expenses on necessary updating of structure / plumbing and electrical but in the rest of the country there is a ceiling on how much anyone will pay for a house so avoiding out of sight issues is common and a huge problem later for the buyer when you have to rip out that pretty tile to deal with a mold problem that was covered up.

Ok...so less than me but not by much. Yeah...you're pulling a quarter of a million and your help needs a tip jar ??? This isn't a third world country. PAY your staff. **Officially tacky. **

Thanks for your response. The comment about stereotypes of straight white males brought me down to reality. It's just that I know a LOT of gay and bisexual men who aren't the least bit effeminate, and that is MY day to day experience of men who like men. Growing up, I was told that homosexuals were "sissies' and effeminate. That always made me ashamed to admit that I was attracted to boys. I wasn't like that, and so for many years I literally thought there was something wrong with me. I wasn't straight but I also wasn't "a queer" as they called them in those days. The concept of bisexuality was completely unknown to me until I was in my 20s. So when I watch a television show that is just wall to wall swish, I find it insulting to rely on these old stereotypes to portray gay men. You are correct in pointing out, it's not a documentary, its a slice of life and yes there is certainly a group of swishy, rich gays sipping vodka martinis out there somewhere right now. It's just one person's story, not a representation of everyone who sleeps with men. Thanks

"Extreme" in the fact that your role is so submissive that you are no longer a human.

I watched two episodes and couldn't stomach any more. Dated and contrived and begging this question: Is every gay man in NYC supposed to be a cliché mincing queen ? ( With the exception of Tuc Watkins ). Curious what the gays think... Is this stuff comforting and familiar or the gay version of black-face ?

Strange definition of "well off" when your staff needs a tip jar. I always tip the help myself at the end of the evening. I may not even be as wealthy as your friend.

Delicious to disgusting. Sad how some people get obsessed with body art as if this will do anything to improve your looks. It doesn't.

I'm assuming this is a rhetorical question, considering it's in such bad taste it begs the question WHO are you hanging around that's this tacky ?

More and more ..I am noticing that various apps don't work on Firefox. Google is trying to corner the market so that nothing works without them. Which means an eventual plot to make you PAY for these services that you've enjoyed for free all these years

Was visiting yesterday to help a friend move. Spoke to him briefly. Seems a pleasant fellow. Booking a massage for tomorrow.

10 minutes ..but THAT depends on whether you've met a playmate on the way through the meat-rack. 😉 and stopped for some quick sandy sex.

Yes. For now. But not for long.

Also on RENT.MEN https://rent.men/TopFreak_malik/ Nice looking guy.

"Usually very hot"....except when he's not in the mood, I suppose.

I learned my lesson in Europe many years ago when I tipped the front desk at a small hotel in Barcelona for unlocking the door to the hotel when I got back in after a late night of partying. He threw the coins on the floor back in my direction. Apparently such token gestures are offensive in certain places.

Doms for hire are generally understanding about newbies and their limits. I'm sure an aversion to actual bondage doesn't preclude a dungeon from welcoming your cash

Lonliness can be incredibly painful and confusing for some. Sadly most Americans have an aversion to psychological help when they need it most. Alcohol, drugs and "hired company," are not unusual first choices to try and cover the pain.

A simple google search brought up this resource for BDSM enthusiasts in Southern California: https://www.socabondage.com/community-resources.html

There must be some listings for BDSM masters who have a fully equipped dungeon in LA who might have this in their toy kit

"Normal" ? What's "normal" to you ? I'm sure there are plenty of people who share YOUR own level of normalcy in the matter. If you enjoy your career as a professional escort then date an escort. Then your ideas of normal will match. Alternatively if you enjoy the company of older men... switch your priority to finding an equally lonely older man with money and offer him a committed relationship in exchange for taking care of you. Relationships don't need to be two people of the same age to be "normal". You simply need two people who care about each other to cure lonliness.