MikeyGMin

Sometimes there is simply no substitute for a well-placed "Bitch please!"

It could be. So in essence we are kind of stalking and harassing the young man by continuing to post his working name. I struggle with this. On the one hand, this forum's intended purpose is to discuss escorts. I'm all for warning members about scam artists and rip-offs, but when there is no evidence that an advertiser has done anything wrong, and it seems clear that he doesn't want to be discussed here, isn't it wrong to keep hounding him? Especially when there are negative comments from people who have never met him and simply don't get into what he is offering. Just a thought.

Hmmm. Certainly tedious if overused, and doesn't really apply to the sentence you chose, but I can't think of another way to express in writing when you are truly stunned by something. Which is the only time I would slow my speech down like that.

Exactly. If he is legit -- he is young, has a remarkable body, and from what you can see of his face, very nice looking. (Beautiful lips.) I'm sure there are guys who would love to touch all that. Good for him and anyone who wants to take advantage of whatever he is offering. I don't keep track of such things, but I hope that no one questioning his ad also rails against labels whenever they come up. Me? I like them gay-all-day-every-day, but I can certainly see why someone with a straight boy fetish might be into him.

I'm sorry you feel that way because that is one of my favorite non-apology apologies! I use it all the time at work with just a small amount of condescension to mean, "I don't give a shit, do it anyways."

I've been using Zeel for eight or nine months now and went through five therapist before finding a keeper. Number four made it very clear that an HE was available but I was not interested. If number five were to offer I might be tempted, but I really only get into them if it's full mutual touch.

All the idle threats and false bravado are kind of amusing. At least it amuses me when some welp doesn't seem to realize that many of us have been doing this longer than he has been alive. Blacklisted via a phone number!! Hehehe. The naivete an utter lack of understanding on how this world actually works is kind of a giggle.

Funny story aside, that wasn't actually the point I was trying to make. I'm not actually a "bisexual denier." People know themselves and get to identify however they feel comfortable. In the context of escorting, if a guy is able to provide service to both sexes, it makes sense that he advertises as bisexual regardless of who he falls in love with. It's the straight identification that confuses me a bit. If they can provide a good service to men, it just seems like the smart marketing thing to do is identify as bisexual. But hey, it's their business and they'll do what works best for them.

Is it really that complicated in the context of escorting? I don't care to plumb the depths of someone's psyche. I don't care if it accurately represents the fluidity that they may have experienced over the course of a lifetime. I just want to know how they are marketing themselves right now. I will infer certain things based on the marketing category they choose, and I will make hiring decisions based on it, but l really don't think it's all that complicated. EDIT: Funny story. A young escort that I know originally advertised as bisexual as a marketing thing -- until he was actually contacted by a female. After some very uncomfortable messaging with this lady, he changed his orientation to gay.

He is also advertising on Rentmen https://rent.men/DanielBrazilian (Just to head off the almost inevitable responses about hiring off of Backpage)

It has been a long, twisted (albeit interesting) thread, but I would refer you to post #30.

Quite the coincidence huh?. :D:D

I can't believe I missed this first time around. You've actually hired Jase? The picture is accurate and he's reliable? For my taste, he has one of the most perfect torsos I've ever seen. I would happily make the trip to Orlando for a 6ft Latino with that kind of body!

I get that and it was pointed out to @adventurous old guy when he raised the question. I'm still trying to wrap my head around what someone who thinks, assumes or knows they have avoided this particular virus is willing to do to stay that way. (You can't have a rational discussion about HSV1 when you lump it together with serious and potentially life-threatening viruses that most people do not have.) Because of its prevalence and the fact that you can't just trust what someone says, I can't see any real way to protect yourself other than giving up kissing all together.

I was hoping someone like you would would speak up because I'm genuinely curious about this. Having this information. That you are part of that 20 - 30% adult population who do not carry HSV1. What will you do differently? I completely agree with Ben's point that no one should take or make an appointment when they are in the middle of an outbreak. No one wants to kiss someone with a cold sore. But... if a potential sex partner, escort or otherwise, tells you that they occasionally get cold sores, are you going to turn them away or never kiss them? I've gotten them since I was a kid so they're just a part of life for me. A nuisance. I'm honestly trying to understand what someone in that non-exposed minority is willing to give up to protect that status.

I like you @loverboy95, I really do, but that is a huge false equivalency.

He is remarkable. The type of guy I would have suspected of being a scam because he seems too good to be true. Lucky lucky you.

Ben, I'm a little confused. Did the escort have a cold sore at the time and transfer it to the client's genitals? I believe that is rare but possible. Estimates are pretty consistent that 2/3 of the adult population carry HSV1. Most people are exposed as children. I get a cold sore once every few months and I have cancelled escort meetings due to them. Are you suggesting that even if I don't have a cold sore at the time, or feel one coming on, I should be disclosing this to every escort I meet? If so please consider this my disclosure. I sooooo hope to meet you one day and I hope this won't disqualify me.

Yeah. This one seems fishy. Only they know the truth, but my money is on him not wanting to pay the fee to change the ticket and was counting on Delta not noticing that it was supposed to be a much older child in that seat.

Good intel. There is a lot of hotness there to touch!

A tall Latino in my neck of the woods? You know this ad got my attention, but I came to the same conclusion. I think he's makking it pretty clear that you're going to get a rub that may or may not include a tug.

Oh yeah. Lots and lots of fun!

Not sure how any of this has anything to do with getting through TSA, but as far as the rest, it's a price I'm willing to pay. The airlines' practice of over booking flights has gotten crazy. The bartering that takes place before you get onboard has become so commonplace that we take it for granted. I would like to know that once I finally get on the damn plane I am all set -- unless I choose to take a good offer.

And yet... his histrionics and act of civil disobedience is going to get him a large payout and has forced the airlines to change their policies regarding booting off passengers who have already boarded. Yeah, he's a real dummy.

The CEO of United Airlines admitted during his first "apology" interview that there needed to be different policies for ejections once customers were boarded. Duh! I don't believe for a minute that the apology was sincere. It's just another example of the power of social media and cell phone cameras everywhere. As Rihanna so eloquently puts it in one of my favorite songs: "Don't tell me you're sorry cause you're not Baby when I know you're only sorry you got caught"