Kody S

Agree with @workingoutnow on Tristan. Also JD. Let me know if you want details on Dallas guys.

I have the same questions. He looks like a very good masseur but the rates look like those who offer more than just therapeutic. Thoughts? Is he worth all the extra for an excellent therapeutic only?

Yep, you win! I can just picture this guy...

So it's a toss up between two. I arrived on time and got on the table despite this ginormous dog watching me undress. The guy told the dog to lay down. The dog did and the massage began. About half way in the guy said he had just eaten a burger and it didn't set well. All kinds noises started erupting from his bowels and he ran up stairs for a major blow out in the bathroom. I got up to get dressed and the dog was standing there in a show down just daring me to get off table. I slowly reached for my clothes, gradually and slowly got dressed to the chorus of a farting masseur. Then he came down and was very apologetic...you know the drill. And that was that. I made it out with my all my body parts. No relaxation at all. The second was involved a masseur who wouldn't take no for an answer. The guy tried to up sell me in the middle of the massage. The rate was outrageous. I said no. He kept pressing. I said no...again. Then he went for my wallet to get the money and I had to get up off the table to stop that little altercation. It was awful. Again, no relaxation here. Live and learn...

For a good totally therapeutic massage with no extras you can find someone who works at one of those chains for half that price or perhaps go to a massage school where they need clients for their students to practice on. I've heard of people have excellent experiences there for about $20.

My experience is pieced together from a couple of encounters. I've not had a massage with him, but trying to book him was not a good experience. He was traveling and it was kind of a mess trying to get a hold of him. His massage partner is "Daniel" in Houston that I have had two massages from. Both were strictly therapeutic and backside only, not the front. Daniel is one of the most polite individuals I've met and did a really good job on my back, but that was it. Apparently he and Andre do 4 handed massages, but I have no idea how any of that would work. It all seems just a little off to me.

To me, if you head is to the side, you might as well be "be" on your side and on a bed. Otherwise, you just lay there with a crick in your neck and it makes the whole experience come to naught, relaxation wise. I just don't want to have to have hassles when I'm paying to be with a masseur who is supposed to be working magic on me to relax and have "other worldly" experience. I have enough cricks in my neck from work and life with out paying to have another one. Lol.

There is nothing like the comfort of body to body context. That is part of what relaxes me: that feeling of mutuality and the connectivity that results from body meeting body full on. Especially if the masseur is very skilled and knows how to use his body as a part of the massage that is even better. I totally get when people are not comfortable with that level of contact. But when guys are skilled and open to that kind of healing energy it is ah-mazing. It is a mistake to assume this is primarily a sexual thing (although it can go there), it really isn't. The point is one of relaxation and body to body contact is, in and of itself, healing, and the use of body weight to massage the muscles is part of the art of massage. Ok, I'm done with my little mini-rant. Lol.

It's nice when you don't know quite what is going to happen and when...it's kind of a turn on to "communicate" through brushes, touches, and other cues that are subtle and build though out the massage.

That is overload.

Ditto on Anthony or Clark.

Anyone have any 411 on this guy https://rent.men/zachadams

What happened to him? http://rentmen.com/SexyGinger

Thanks for the link!

Thanks! This is all very helpful. This site always comes through.

Hey! Have any of you developed relationships with any masseurs who offer massage exchanges: they massage you and then you return the favor? The reason I'm asking is that I am somewhat of an amateur masseur having picked up lots of techniques through the years and I've been told I'm quite good (I know, hasn't everybody been told this? Lol) ....but... I would like more practice to try out my skills. I have a table and I enjoy both giving and receiving, connecting through touch with others, healing, etc. I suppose the logical thing to do is ask but I don't want to be weird about it or seem like I'm taking advantage. I'm not doing this for the money but for the experience and the skill. Also I'm assuming that if the masseur was open to this I would still pay them for their time. I also realize there are guys out there who have no skills at all (we have all had a few of those) and still advertise for money and get it! I think this site does a good job at helping to identify skill levels. Also I realize that there are various state regulations about what constitutes massage hence advertising as "body rubs" etc. Any thoughts you have are appreciated. Thanks! Kody

Yes! I have booked him twice. PM me for details before you decide. Kody

I also think he had a different name at one point in the past and if so, there has been discussion on this site about him. If it is the same person I saw him a while back when he came through my city and it was "ok."

Agree. Maximus is amazing and well worth your time.

He is in my city now and I thought about hiring him (maybe) and then I read these reviews and it confirmed my suspicions. Great body but it is the "look" and the way the ad is written that makes him seem like he's got a boat load of attitude. Do not need that. Nope. Thanks guys .

I've also heard good things about Brenton but have not tried him yet.

About Wally. He was nice and welcoming enough but I thought my appointment and with him was kinda weird and awkward. I would not repeat. But I also think he probably appeals to a certain type (and I'm not sure what that is exactly).

Thank so much for the info!

So-called "Vic" also went by "Ben" back in the Spring when he was in the Miami area. Or this is another guy who is borrowing someone else's pics. Haven't done the research tho to prove it. Just moved on... not worth the hassle.

Yes, this forum has saved me more than once from what would surely have been terrible (and expensive) experiences. I always consult here before trying someone new.