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He has some reviews on Daddy's under Dan Russian in the inactive reviews. He at one time used the name Bogdan, so some threads if you search. We communicated briefly a few years ago, but never met. Seemed nice. https://rent.men/Masculine_stud

I haven't read his ad in a long while, so surprised to hear that. His ad in the past seemed to be written to discourage those looking for anything beyond therapeutic massage. YMMV

There are a few threads if you search his ad number 33694. Nothing to really go on.

I began hiring in 2015 after a long period of solo gratification. Since then, I may look at visuals, and get aroused to some extent, but rarely use them to get off. Much prefer, and it's much better with someone.

He's been talked about before. Former name was Kelvin. https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/811-on-kelvin-int-from-dubai-coming-to-nyc.113880/

Just once, in college. It was a static line jump where you jump out alone. You don't actually pull the ripcord, but it's attached to the plane, and is supposed to pull your chute out for you. Before anything, we had jump school. First, falling. Keep your knees bent, and roll. Did a series of several practice falls beginning on the ground, then from three progressively higher platforms. Ah, to be young and limber. Then, practice how to arch your back, hold our arms out (so you don't tumble in the air) and look up to see if the parachute opened all the way, and if not, how disconnect the parachute and open the emergency chute. When it came time to actually do it, I didn't expect some things. The plane was a little prop plane with only one seat for the pilot. There were only two of us jumping that day, so four of us in the plane. When it was my turn, had to crawl to the outside out of the plane. One foot on a small step attached to the plane below the opening onto the plane (no door) while your other foot stuck out in the air, and use your hands to hang on to a thin support beam that went in front of the opening from the lower part of the plane body to the wing, then look at instructor to tell you when to jump. Once I jumped, arched my back, arms extended, and looked up. We were told to the chute would not open immediately so as not to get tangled up in he plane (I vaguely recall were were told to count). What I didn't expect, is instead of expecting the plane to just continue onward, it shrank do my falling so fast. Such a weird sight, I just stared. Then, the there was the tug on my shoulders, and the chute opened all the way. Whew. Then it was so quiet, and you could pull a cord on each side to turn and look all around while you were just floating in the air with no sense of movement other than changing views. A wonderful sensation. Then the landing. I probably had my knees bent too early, but glad I did, as just before landing, the ground seemed to rush up at me, and next thing I know I was rolling on the ground, and the the chute fell a ways away. When I landed, I heard noise similar to knuckles cracking, and got scared I broke some bones. No pain, but I stared to move things very slowly, beginning with my toes, then ankles, legs, fingers, arms, and then rolled my body, and all worked. Got up, and as I was gathering up the chute, their driver was there to take me back to the grass airport. Glad I did it, but never had a desire to do it again. Never tried it, but for indoor: https://www.iflyworld.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_term=ifly&utm_campaign=Branded - National&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI14ej34KN4AIVCqhpCh1cbA4NEAAYASAAEgJPUfD_BwE

Invest in a pivoting hair trimmer to use yourself (while sitting on a stool) at home. https://www.amazon.com/Philips-Norelco-QC5560-Yourself-Clipper/dp/B00ARF44SC/ref=asc_df_B00ARF44SC/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=312026001987&hvpos=1o2&hvnetw=g&hvrand=1477534373302765122&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9021474&hvtargid=pla-581121113453&psc=1

A couple of companions I've hired mentioned they've had clients who wanted to be on the receiving end of water sports. One provider mentioned he had a client who requested to be defecated on. He said he declined the later.

I once saw an ad for someone who had the hashtag "findom", defined by urban dictionary as "financial dominance". Had never heard of it, but there are all kinds of fetishes. Out of curiosity, did a quick search on Rentmen of #findom, and saw several (not a lot) who advertised it. I guess there is something for everyone.

Was at a steakhouse (owned by a Greek family) one New Years Eve. At midnight, plates were smashed on the floor. Opa!

What a nice story. Mine was with an escort, so can't begin to compare with that great life experience.

Me too. I would have been out of there.

I do plan on talking to one of my brothers about when I die. For the most part, there's not much that friends and family don't already know, except for this hobby. if my brother found the burner phone before we talked, I'm not sure if he would start calling numbers or not. But, if his wife is with him, I'm sure she will make it her business to know who those people are, and if she put 2 and 2 together, she would waste no time in telling others, no doubt using some sort of scornful or disparaging tone. I really wouldn't want that to happen. I'd rather it came from me. Oh, the only other thing that could be discovered about this hobby, my list of meetings in a spiral notebook. No names, just month and year, hotel or city, and cost. Unfortuantly, I don't trust the other brothers to take care of things after I'm gone. Time to revise the will, and beneficiaries.

Thanks for your contributions. Enjoy you new hobbies in 2019. Don't be a stranger. Stop by once in a while.

I was thinking the same thing is being done by Crain's Chicago Business (weekly newspaper). I subscribed for years, but decided not to renew quite a while ago. Two weeks ago, all of a sudden, started getting it in the mail again. Then today, got a letter in the mail today to subscribe, so it could be they sent out the papers as teasers to entice people into subscribing.

Holding the door open is common courtesy, no matter the gender for whom the door is held open. Remember to thank them for holding it open.

Not bad. Electric bill I just paid was around $46. Gas is included in my association fee. I have a gas range, and gas clothes dryer. Our heat is 2 pipe system, turned on in fall, off in spring, and it too is included in my association fee. My only bills are electric, phone, and until this year, internet. However, our association recently signed a 5 year contract for bulk internet (originally was going to be 75 mbps, but I heard it was upgraded to 100 mbps) , and that too, along with the current digital starter pkg cable, will now be included in my association fee. Good bye ATT once online. All in all, it's a net win for me. Association fee went up $28, but ATT internet is currently $56 plus taxes and fees. I still have a landline because cell reception is bad in my condo, even with the mediocre Airave Sprint sent me. Next project is to get new cell provided with better reception so I can dump ATT alltogether.

Once in southern California, I was awoken one morning in my hotel room by a weird sensation. It began to feel like the bed was moving around, mostly sideways. I heard the sound of breaking glass far off. I then realized it was an earthquake. I remember hearing once you should go to a doorway. I tried to get up, but I couldn't get my bearings. I just grabbed onto the side of the mattress, and hung on. It seemed like a couple of minutes before it was over. I don't know how you all live out there.

After coming back to this thread, I went on Groupon, and now will be getting the local Herald Wed, Thur, Fri, and Sun for 26 weeks for the low price of $15. I've missed the paper each morning, and figure I won't miss Mon, and Tues, as I will probably just be finishing up with the Sunday papers (Trib and Herald). Although, I just noticed the last two Tribs have been thinner. Real Estate and Autos is now combined into one skinny section, the Business section is lighter, and the sale ads have seemed to diminish.

I recently noticed the suburban Chicago paper had an offer on Groupon. 15 weeks daily delivery for $15.00 Cheapest I've ever seen for a subscription price. However, didn't order because I was planning some trips this winter, and they don't credit your account when you put in a vacation stop. Little did I know I'd end up canceling 3 different trips for various reasons.

Thanks @Franco . He's close to the house, so may one day treat myself.

New ad, new name. Now goes by Kevin. https://rent.men/KevinWorld

Thanks for that. I haven't seen the fountains in over 15 years. but it was always a required stop on the many trips we took to Vegas.

Looking at this again, I didn't notice @MassageDrew 's link was from the therapeutic website Massagefinder. I guess I'm too used to the links being from Masseurfinder. He doesn't appear to have an ad in the later. Still, might be worth an visit after I get rid of my cold.

Me too. FWIW, he has an ad on Massagefinder too, so I'm guessing more therapeutic than anything else.