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Just two weekends ago, I made a post that received a great deal of attention about an escort working under the name Reese. I recounted an unpleasant exchange I had with him, in which he used homophobic language and made reference to the AIDS epidemic. I subsequently shared that, upon seeing said post, Reese had reached out to me with an apology and attempted to explain his actions.
 
From there I took a step back from engaging further comments. While many of you were supportive, just as many were critical of my decision to share what I did, and it became clear that since I could contribute nothing further to the conversation that might sway the latter group to see my point of view, I was better off putting the whole thing behind me.
 
Reese, on the other hand, was not satisfied with where we stood. He would text me several more times in the days after his initial apology, insisting that there must be some way he could prove he wasn't the person his offending texts made him out to be. After some hesitation and much consideration, I agreed to meet him for dinner, his treat, when he got into town this week.
 
Reese and I did, in fact, have a bite to eat after I got off work today (his treat!), and what I worried would be an extremely uncomfortable outing ended up being one of the more overall positive experiences I've had in some time. For those to whom it is of interest, Reese is, indeed, a Big Guy. However, having now dined with him and spoken to him at length, I no longer believe him to be a muscle bully.
 
Do not misunderstand me: I feel just as strongly now as I did two weekends ago that the language Reese used is unacceptable. But I truly believe Reese would, and does, agree. He could have easily gone through the motions tonight - bought me dinner, said he was sorry and disappeared back into the city. Instead he made it clear he was interested, not only in having a dialogue, but in listening to what I had to say. He did a great deal to restore my faith in people, at a moment in our history where it is easy to abandon all hope. And for that, I thank him.

I know there was at least one thread specifically pertaining to escorts who either offer wrestling or have appeared on wrestling sites like Thunders Arena, BG East, etc. It didn't go incredibly far and was rather old, so I figured I would try to see what sort of feedback I could get making a new one. Feel free to provide links or any information on men who currently are for hire and have either wrestled previously or do so presently (on camera), and I'll add it here.
 
A
Austin Wolf (New York) Thunders Arena, as Austin Wolf
 
B
Beautiful Keith (Philadelphia) Thunders Arena, as Mark Muscle
Brad (Boston) Thunders Arena, as Kid Titan
 
C
Caleb (Tampa) Thunders Arena, as Scrappy
Corleone (Boston) Thunders Arena, as Antonio
Crush (New York) KrushCo, as Krush
 
D
Daniel Carter (Denver) Thunders Arena, as Steel
Dolph (Washington, DC) Thunders Arena, as Dolf
 
E
Elitephysique (San Francisco) Thunders Arena, as Cap
 
G
Gino (New York) BG East, as Marco Rossi
Giovanni (Philadelphia) Thunders Arena, as Travis
Gunnar Stone (Orlando) Thunders Arena, as Gunnar
 
I
Iceman18 (Tampa) Thunders Arena, as Iceman18
 
J
Jackson Gunn (New York) Thunders Arena, as Specimen
JackStacked (Dubai) Thunders Arena, as The Mountain
Jake Daniel (Atlanta) Thunders Arena, as Jake
James Branson (Kansas City) Thunders Arena, as Cason
Jaxton Wheeler (Orlando) Thunders Arena, as Rex
John Smithy (Naples, FL) Thunders Arena, as CJS/Kasper
Jon Ramsey (Boston) BG East, as Wade Cutler
 
K
Karl Kasper (Las Vegas) HunkMuscleShow, as Karl Kasper
Kyle Braun (San Francisco) BG East, as Jake Ryder
 
M
Marco (Orlando) Thunders Arena, as Marco
Matthew James (Tucson) Thunders Arena, as Matthew James
 
S
Strongpower (Ft. Lauderdale) Thunders Arena, as Vinny
 
T
Tyler (St. Petersburg) Thunders Arena, as Sparrow
Tristan Baldwin (Hartford) BG East, as Aryx Quinn / Thunders Arena, as Aryx
 
V
Viktor (Orlando) Thunders Arena, as Destroyer
 
X
Xavier (Seattle) Thunders Arena, as Xavier
 
Last updated: December 19, 2021

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Just two weekends ago, I made a post that received a great deal of attention about an escort working under the name Reese. I recounted an unpleasant exchange I had with him, in which he used homophobic language and made reference to the AIDS epidemic. I subsequently shared that, upon seeing said post, Reese had reached out to me with an apology and attempted to explain his actions.
 
From there I took a step back from engaging further comments. While many of you were supportive, just as many were critical of my decision to share what I did, and it became clear that since I could contribute nothing further to the conversation that might sway the latter group to see my point of view, I was better off putting the whole thing behind me.
 
Reese, on the other hand, was not satisfied with where we stood. He would text me several more times in the days after his initial apology, insisting that there must be some way he could prove he wasn't the person his offending texts made him out to be. After some hesitation and much consideration, I agreed to meet him for dinner, his treat, when he got into town this week.
 
Reese and I did, in fact, have a bite to eat after I got off work today (his treat!), and what I worried would be an extremely uncomfortable outing ended up being one of the more overall positive experiences I've had in some time. For those to whom it is of interest, Reese is, indeed, a Big Guy. However, having now dined with him and spoken to him at length, I no longer believe him to be a muscle bully.
 
Do not misunderstand me: I feel just as strongly now as I did two weekends ago that the language Reese used is unacceptable. But I truly believe Reese would, and does, agree. He could have easily gone through the motions tonight - bought me dinner, said he was sorry and disappeared back into the city. Instead he made it clear he was interested, not only in having a dialogue, but in listening to what I had to say. He did a great deal to restore my faith in people, at a moment in our history where it is easy to abandon all hope. And for that, I thank him.

I appreciate that. I made some slight edits to the initial post after you quoted it - the sentiments are the same, but I wanted to let you know in the name of full disclosure!

Just two weekends ago, I made a post that received a great deal of attention about an escort working under the name Reese. I recounted an unpleasant exchange I had with him, in which he used homophobic language and made reference to the AIDS epidemic. I subsequently shared that, upon seeing said post, Reese had reached out to me with an apology and attempted to explain his actions.
 
From there I took a step back from engaging further comments. While many of you were supportive, just as many were critical of my decision to share what I did, and it became clear that since I could contribute nothing further to the conversation that might sway the latter group to see my point of view, I was better off putting the whole thing behind me.
 
Reese, on the other hand, was not satisfied with where we stood. He would text me several more times in the days after his initial apology, insisting that there must be some way he could prove he wasn't the person his offending texts made him out to be. After some hesitation and much consideration, I agreed to meet him for dinner, his treat, when he got into town this week.
 
Reese and I did, in fact, have a bite to eat after I got off work today (his treat!), and what I worried would be an extremely uncomfortable outing ended up being one of the more overall positive experiences I've had in some time. For those to whom it is of interest, Reese is, indeed, a Big Guy. However, having now dined with him and spoken to him at length, I no longer believe him to be a muscle bully.
 
Do not misunderstand me: I feel just as strongly now as I did two weekends ago that the language Reese used is unacceptable. But I truly believe Reese would, and does, agree. He could have easily gone through the motions tonight - bought me dinner, said he was sorry and disappeared back into the city. Instead he made it clear he was interested, not only in having a dialogue, but in listening to what I had to say. He did a great deal to restore my faith in people, at a moment in our history where it is easy to abandon all hope. And for that, I thank him.

I don't think you can get much lower than trolling a forum for gay johns.

Just two weekends ago, I made a post that received a great deal of attention about an escort working under the name Reese. I recounted an unpleasant exchange I had with him, in which he used homophobic language and made reference to the AIDS epidemic. I subsequently shared that, upon seeing said post, Reese had reached out to me with an apology and attempted to explain his actions.
 
From there I took a step back from engaging further comments. While many of you were supportive, just as many were critical of my decision to share what I did, and it became clear that since I could contribute nothing further to the conversation that might sway the latter group to see my point of view, I was better off putting the whole thing behind me.
 
Reese, on the other hand, was not satisfied with where we stood. He would text me several more times in the days after his initial apology, insisting that there must be some way he could prove he wasn't the person his offending texts made him out to be. After some hesitation and much consideration, I agreed to meet him for dinner, his treat, when he got into town this week.
 
Reese and I did, in fact, have a bite to eat after I got off work today (his treat!), and what I worried would be an extremely uncomfortable outing ended up being one of the more overall positive experiences I've had in some time. For those to whom it is of interest, Reese is, indeed, a Big Guy. However, having now dined with him and spoken to him at length, I no longer believe him to be a muscle bully.
 
Do not misunderstand me: I feel just as strongly now as I did two weekends ago that the language Reese used is unacceptable. But I truly believe Reese would, and does, agree. He could have easily gone through the motions tonight - bought me dinner, said he was sorry and disappeared back into the city. Instead he made it clear he was interested, not only in having a dialogue, but in listening to what I had to say. He did a great deal to restore my faith in people, at a moment in our history where it is easy to abandon all hope. And for that, I thank him.

I don't think you can get much lower than trolling a forum for gay johns.

I have to assume you're doing some kind of Tr*mp cosplay... I made plans to have dinner with Reese long before you left your unhinged comments in the other post.

Just two weekends ago, I made a post that received a great deal of attention about an escort working under the name Reese. I recounted an unpleasant exchange I had with him, in which he used homophobic language and made reference to the AIDS epidemic. I subsequently shared that, upon seeing said post, Reese had reached out to me with an apology and attempted to explain his actions.
 
From there I took a step back from engaging further comments. While many of you were supportive, just as many were critical of my decision to share what I did, and it became clear that since I could contribute nothing further to the conversation that might sway the latter group to see my point of view, I was better off putting the whole thing behind me.
 
Reese, on the other hand, was not satisfied with where we stood. He would text me several more times in the days after his initial apology, insisting that there must be some way he could prove he wasn't the person his offending texts made him out to be. After some hesitation and much consideration, I agreed to meet him for dinner, his treat, when he got into town this week.
 
Reese and I did, in fact, have a bite to eat after I got off work today (his treat!), and what I worried would be an extremely uncomfortable outing ended up being one of the more overall positive experiences I've had in some time. For those to whom it is of interest, Reese is, indeed, a Big Guy. However, having now dined with him and spoken to him at length, I no longer believe him to be a muscle bully.
 
Do not misunderstand me: I feel just as strongly now as I did two weekends ago that the language Reese used is unacceptable. But I truly believe Reese would, and does, agree. He could have easily gone through the motions tonight - bought me dinner, said he was sorry and disappeared back into the city. Instead he made it clear he was interested, not only in having a dialogue, but in listening to what I had to say. He did a great deal to restore my faith in people, at a moment in our history where it is easy to abandon all hope. And for that, I thank him.

Just two weekends ago, I made a post that received a great deal of attention about an escort working under the name Reese. I recounted an unpleasant exchange I had with him, in which he used homophobic language and made reference to the AIDS epidemic. I subsequently shared that, upon seeing said post, Reese had reached out to me with an apology and attempted to explain his actions.
 
From there I took a step back from engaging further comments. While many of you were supportive, just as many were critical of my decision to share what I did, and it became clear that since I could contribute nothing further to the conversation that might sway the latter group to see my point of view, I was better off putting the whole thing behind me.
 
Reese, on the other hand, was not satisfied with where we stood. He would text me several more times in the days after his initial apology, insisting that there must be some way he could prove he wasn't the person his offending texts made him out to be. After some hesitation and much consideration, I agreed to meet him for dinner, his treat, when he got into town this week.
 
Reese and I did, in fact, have a bite to eat after I got off work today (his treat!), and what I worried would be an extremely uncomfortable outing ended up being one of the more overall positive experiences I've had in some time. For those to whom it is of interest, Reese is, indeed, a Big Guy. However, having now dined with him and spoken to him at length, I no longer believe him to be a muscle bully.
 
Do not misunderstand me: I feel just as strongly now as I did two weekends ago that the language Reese used is unacceptable. But I truly believe Reese would, and does, agree. He could have easily gone through the motions tonight - bought me dinner, said he was sorry and disappeared back into the city. Instead he made it clear he was interested, not only in having a dialogue, but in listening to what I had to say. He did a great deal to restore my faith in people, at a moment in our history where it is easy to abandon all hope. And for that, I thank him.

Just two weekends ago, I made a post that received a great deal of attention about an escort working under the name Reese. I recounted an unpleasant exchange I had with him, in which he used homophobic language and made reference to the AIDS epidemic. I subsequently shared that, upon seeing said post, Reese had reached out to me with an apology and attempted to explain his actions.
 
From there I took a step back from engaging further comments. While many of you were supportive, just as many were critical of my decision to share what I did, and it became clear that since I could contribute nothing further to the conversation that might sway the latter group to see my point of view, I was better off putting the whole thing behind me.
 
Reese, on the other hand, was not satisfied with where we stood. He would text me several more times in the days after his initial apology, insisting that there must be some way he could prove he wasn't the person his offending texts made him out to be. After some hesitation and much consideration, I agreed to meet him for dinner, his treat, when he got into town this week.
 
Reese and I did, in fact, have a bite to eat after I got off work today (his treat!), and what I worried would be an extremely uncomfortable outing ended up being one of the more overall positive experiences I've had in some time. For those to whom it is of interest, Reese is, indeed, a Big Guy. However, having now dined with him and spoken to him at length, I no longer believe him to be a muscle bully.
 
Do not misunderstand me: I feel just as strongly now as I did two weekends ago that the language Reese used is unacceptable. But I truly believe Reese would, and does, agree. He could have easily gone through the motions tonight - bought me dinner, said he was sorry and disappeared back into the city. Instead he made it clear he was interested, not only in having a dialogue, but in listening to what I had to say. He did a great deal to restore my faith in people, at a moment in our history where it is easy to abandon all hope. And for that, I thank him.

I don't think you can get much lower than trolling a forum for gay johns.

I didn't ask him to explain himself again. He had given me one when he initially apologized via text. What's important to me, and what I wanted this post to convey, is that I believe he is not a hateful person.

Just two weekends ago, I made a post that received a great deal of attention about an escort working under the name Reese. I recounted an unpleasant exchange I had with him, in which he used homophobic language and made reference to the AIDS epidemic. I subsequently shared that, upon seeing said post, Reese had reached out to me with an apology and attempted to explain his actions.
 
From there I took a step back from engaging further comments. While many of you were supportive, just as many were critical of my decision to share what I did, and it became clear that since I could contribute nothing further to the conversation that might sway the latter group to see my point of view, I was better off putting the whole thing behind me.
 
Reese, on the other hand, was not satisfied with where we stood. He would text me several more times in the days after his initial apology, insisting that there must be some way he could prove he wasn't the person his offending texts made him out to be. After some hesitation and much consideration, I agreed to meet him for dinner, his treat, when he got into town this week.
 
Reese and I did, in fact, have a bite to eat after I got off work today (his treat!), and what I worried would be an extremely uncomfortable outing ended up being one of the more overall positive experiences I've had in some time. For those to whom it is of interest, Reese is, indeed, a Big Guy. However, having now dined with him and spoken to him at length, I no longer believe him to be a muscle bully.
 
Do not misunderstand me: I feel just as strongly now as I did two weekends ago that the language Reese used is unacceptable. But I truly believe Reese would, and does, agree. He could have easily gone through the motions tonight - bought me dinner, said he was sorry and disappeared back into the city. Instead he made it clear he was interested, not only in having a dialogue, but in listening to what I had to say. He did a great deal to restore my faith in people, at a moment in our history where it is easy to abandon all hope. And for that, I thank him.

I don't think you can get much lower than trolling a forum for gay johns.

Just two weekends ago, I made a post that received a great deal of attention about an escort working under the name Reese. I recounted an unpleasant exchange I had with him, in which he used homophobic language and made reference to the AIDS epidemic. I subsequently shared that, upon seeing said post, Reese had reached out to me with an apology and attempted to explain his actions.
 
From there I took a step back from engaging further comments. While many of you were supportive, just as many were critical of my decision to share what I did, and it became clear that since I could contribute nothing further to the conversation that might sway the latter group to see my point of view, I was better off putting the whole thing behind me.
 
Reese, on the other hand, was not satisfied with where we stood. He would text me several more times in the days after his initial apology, insisting that there must be some way he could prove he wasn't the person his offending texts made him out to be. After some hesitation and much consideration, I agreed to meet him for dinner, his treat, when he got into town this week.
 
Reese and I did, in fact, have a bite to eat after I got off work today (his treat!), and what I worried would be an extremely uncomfortable outing ended up being one of the more overall positive experiences I've had in some time. For those to whom it is of interest, Reese is, indeed, a Big Guy. However, having now dined with him and spoken to him at length, I no longer believe him to be a muscle bully.
 
Do not misunderstand me: I feel just as strongly now as I did two weekends ago that the language Reese used is unacceptable. But I truly believe Reese would, and does, agree. He could have easily gone through the motions tonight - bought me dinner, said he was sorry and disappeared back into the city. Instead he made it clear he was interested, not only in having a dialogue, but in listening to what I had to say. He did a great deal to restore my faith in people, at a moment in our history where it is easy to abandon all hope. And for that, I thank him.

Just two weekends ago, I made a post that received a great deal of attention about an escort working under the name Reese. I recounted an unpleasant exchange I had with him, in which he used homophobic language and made reference to the AIDS epidemic. I subsequently shared that, upon seeing said post, Reese had reached out to me with an apology and attempted to explain his actions.
 
From there I took a step back from engaging further comments. While many of you were supportive, just as many were critical of my decision to share what I did, and it became clear that since I could contribute nothing further to the conversation that might sway the latter group to see my point of view, I was better off putting the whole thing behind me.
 
Reese, on the other hand, was not satisfied with where we stood. He would text me several more times in the days after his initial apology, insisting that there must be some way he could prove he wasn't the person his offending texts made him out to be. After some hesitation and much consideration, I agreed to meet him for dinner, his treat, when he got into town this week.
 
Reese and I did, in fact, have a bite to eat after I got off work today (his treat!), and what I worried would be an extremely uncomfortable outing ended up being one of the more overall positive experiences I've had in some time. For those to whom it is of interest, Reese is, indeed, a Big Guy. However, having now dined with him and spoken to him at length, I no longer believe him to be a muscle bully.
 
Do not misunderstand me: I feel just as strongly now as I did two weekends ago that the language Reese used is unacceptable. But I truly believe Reese would, and does, agree. He could have easily gone through the motions tonight - bought me dinner, said he was sorry and disappeared back into the city. Instead he made it clear he was interested, not only in having a dialogue, but in listening to what I had to say. He did a great deal to restore my faith in people, at a moment in our history where it is easy to abandon all hope. And for that, I thank him.

I have to assume you're doing some kind of Tr*mp cosplay... I made plans to have dinner with Reese long before you left your unhinged comments in the other post.

I appreciate that. I made some slight edits to the initial post after you quoted it - the sentiments are the same, but I wanted to let you know in the name of full disclosure!

Just two weekends ago, I made a post that received a great deal of attention about an escort working under the name Reese. I recounted an unpleasant exchange I had with him, in which he used homophobic language and made reference to the AIDS epidemic. I subsequently shared that, upon seeing said post, Reese had reached out to me with an apology and attempted to explain his actions.
 
From there I took a step back from engaging further comments. While many of you were supportive, just as many were critical of my decision to share what I did, and it became clear that since I could contribute nothing further to the conversation that might sway the latter group to see my point of view, I was better off putting the whole thing behind me.
 
Reese, on the other hand, was not satisfied with where we stood. He would text me several more times in the days after his initial apology, insisting that there must be some way he could prove he wasn't the person his offending texts made him out to be. After some hesitation and much consideration, I agreed to meet him for dinner, his treat, when he got into town this week.
 
Reese and I did, in fact, have a bite to eat after I got off work today (his treat!), and what I worried would be an extremely uncomfortable outing ended up being one of the more overall positive experiences I've had in some time. For those to whom it is of interest, Reese is, indeed, a Big Guy. However, having now dined with him and spoken to him at length, I no longer believe him to be a muscle bully.
 
Do not misunderstand me: I feel just as strongly now as I did two weekends ago that the language Reese used is unacceptable. But I truly believe Reese would, and does, agree. He could have easily gone through the motions tonight - bought me dinner, said he was sorry and disappeared back into the city. Instead he made it clear he was interested, not only in having a dialogue, but in listening to what I had to say. He did a great deal to restore my faith in people, at a moment in our history where it is easy to abandon all hope. And for that, I thank him.

I didn't ask him to explain himself again. He had given me one when he initially apologized via text. What's important to me, and what I wanted this post to convey, is that I believe he is not a hateful person.

I didn't ask him to explain himself again. He had given me one when he initially apologized via text. What's important to me, and what I wanted this post to convey, is that I believe he is not a hateful person.