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Alex is visiting Atlanta in November...on my list already.

I fail to see how @BeffyDude was in anyway "rude." As he said, "it doesn't hurt to ask." I guess I disagree with the seemingly majority opinion here, I don't think asking justifies a provider to get his panties in a wad.

Had a nice session with Travis Thai today in Atlanta . He is much better looking than his mf ad, and a bit more in shape than the pics on RentMasseur. Great body, good massage and fun afterwards. No up-selling. Definitely would repeat if he were based here.

He's currently making one of his recurring trips to Atlanta. Haven't asked about what he's asking here for a good, but strictly therapeutic, clothes ON and no extras, but really doubt $200 for that would work in Atlanta.

Looking on the positive side: Sometimes a masseur will have you lie face down with your hanging very slightly off the edge of the bed...and with the right height of the provider, this can turn out with your head right in the midst of his, ...uh..."equipment."

Apologies to the sixth grade teacher, ( something about comparison grammar) ...but i think the correct comparison for how one feels is "well" . Good, better, best compares something else. Adverbs weren't my strongest area, ha.

Apologies to the sixth grade teacher, ( something about comparison grammar) ...but i think the correct comparison for how one feels is "well" . Good, better, best compares something else. Adverbs weren't my strongest area, ha.

His ad has been around several years...also travels to Houston and LA frequently I believe. Nice guy; looks like his pics. My experience with him was decent, but it was a long time ago. Haven't repeated.

His ad has been around several years...also travels to Houston and LA frequently I believe. Nice guy; looks like his pics. My experience with him was decent, but it was a long time ago. Haven't repeated.

hehe...sorry, but have to do it... Speaking of grammar, @newatthis, shouldn't item 4 in your list read: "And most importantly" ? We could ask @loremipsum.

hehe...sorry, but have to do it... Speaking of grammar, @newatthis, shouldn't item 4 in your list read: "And most importantly" ? We could ask @loremipsum.

My take: Days of visit as listed in ads vary, but... Typical 3 day visit for many providers: ...arrive day one at noon or later...so, mostly available only for evening appointments. day two: good all day and nighttime. day three: checkout at noon, or earlier... availability, if any, is limited to morning. Provides a very short option for anyone who is not free at night. And, it can vary, so one has to ask just when a provider is actually available on days 1 and 3. (I've found it rare that a provider arrives prior to day one, or stays all day on day 3.

Yes, but I would guess that since he's from Thailand, English is not his native language. I'd cut him some clack on that one. As a side note, I have noticed that a number of others, whose native language is not English, have had similar difficulties in expressing themselves.

I've seen him several times when he visits Atlanta. Based in Ft Lauderdale area. Good massage. Good body and a nice guy. As usual, YMMV, but he is real and no red flags.

Different, yes. I guess hot is "in the eye of the beholder" though.

Yeah, interesting reviews...I like this one from the reviewer who paid $340 and has visited 15+ times...Believe me, you gotta damn attractive.

No personal experience, but he formally advertised under the "therapeutic" section of mf when they separated that from "sensual"

I wouldn't repeat even if he paid me.

I've often wondered what they are really asking. It seems masseurs often will ask two questions before or during the first few minutes of a massage: (1) How often do you get a massage?, and (2) When (or how long ago) was you last massage? Is there any purpose served, or information this provides, in order to give a better massage? Does it have to do with "market research"? Or, are they just initiating conversation? It doesn't really bother me as much as just makes me curious. Anyone have any insight or other thoughts? Thanks!

Why does he require a face pic to book?

I had just thought... (I guess, naively, it seems)... that the ad had been copied from a previous time when it really was a rainy day, and they were just too lazy to edit it.

That hairdo scared me anyway!

masseur Jake from SF ! https://rent.men/MasseurJake

In Atlanta now with slight change of spelling: Dmiitry

I try avoid the use of always, but I think it's safe to say too often this type of situation seems to include "Mediterranean" somewhere in the ad.