Mo Mason

I spent a night with him a couple of years ago.  Cutie, fun time, sweet guy, great boyfriend experience.  We didn't do too much physically - it was a hire for companionship mostly - so I can't really tell you much more than he was a genuinely good guy.

Lewis is the first hound dog I've ever had - he's a black and tan coonhound - and I will now always have a hound.  He's very friendly and loyal and active and handsome.  80 pound lap dog.
I also adore Saint Bernards.
 

I advise all the youngsters in my family to pick a trade unless they are planning on studying IT/Computer Science, Accounting/Finance, or Nursing.  I don't want them to be stuck with crippling debt for the rest of their lives like I am with my wasted Fine Arts/Psychology degree.  LOL  
In my defense, my plan was to continue graduate studies and become an Art Therapist but some personal and family issues/emergencies derailed that plan and, after nearly twenty years, I never was able to get back on track.

I spent a night with him a couple of years ago.  Cutie, fun time, sweet guy, great boyfriend experience.  We didn't do too much physically - it was a hire for companionship mostly - so I can't really tell you much more than he was a genuinely good guy.

The fact that he will often stop in these smaller cities.  Seriously, I'm grateful.  I wish more providers would do that.
 
We don't all live in New York or L.A. 

I found him easier to catch than most highly-acclaimed professionals.  He travels so much, or at least he used to.  I live in very rural Michigan and was able to catch him for an hour a few years back.  He was hanging out in Grand Rapids for a night, so I drove over.  What a wonderful man.  I can't say enough good things about him.  

The fact that he will often stop in these smaller cities.  Seriously, I'm grateful.  I wish more providers would do that.
 
We don't all live in New York or L.A. 

The fact that he will often stop in these smaller cities.  Seriously, I'm grateful.  I wish more providers would do that.
 
We don't all live in New York or L.A. 

I found him easier to catch than most highly-acclaimed professionals.  He travels so much, or at least he used to.  I live in very rural Michigan and was able to catch him for an hour a few years back.  He was hanging out in Grand Rapids for a night, so I drove over.  What a wonderful man.  I can't say enough good things about him.  

The fact that he will often stop in these smaller cities.  Seriously, I'm grateful.  I wish more providers would do that.
 
We don't all live in New York or L.A. 

The fact that he will often stop in these smaller cities.  Seriously, I'm grateful.  I wish more providers would do that.
 
We don't all live in New York or L.A. 

I found him easier to catch than most highly-acclaimed professionals.  He travels so much, or at least he used to.  I live in very rural Michigan and was able to catch him for an hour a few years back.  He was hanging out in Grand Rapids for a night, so I drove over.  What a wonderful man.  I can't say enough good things about him.  

I found him easier to catch than most highly-acclaimed professionals.  He travels so much, or at least he used to.  I live in very rural Michigan and was able to catch him for an hour a few years back.  He was hanging out in Grand Rapids for a night, so I drove over.  What a wonderful man.  I can't say enough good things about him.  

He's your guy if you are into some raunchy, dirty, ... things.  Scatbook/ Darkfans kind of stuff.   I'm sure he's great with more vanilla stuff too, but just letting everyone know... he gets pretty nasty if that's what you want.

I advise all the youngsters in my family to pick a trade unless they are planning on studying IT/Computer Science, Accounting/Finance, or Nursing.  I don't want them to be stuck with crippling debt for the rest of their lives like I am with my wasted Fine Arts/Psychology degree.  LOL  
In my defense, my plan was to continue graduate studies and become an Art Therapist but some personal and family issues/emergencies derailed that plan and, after nearly twenty years, I never was able to get back on track.

Not if you also go to the wrong public high school, like I did. Again, all I got was decisions that I had to make, surrounded by adults who couldn't or won't provide guidance. My high school counselor was more interested in counseling young girls in mini skirts, and I was in a vocational high school, which means that every teacher there saw us as people who are not supposed to be college material because we were learning a trade.
My parents were supposed to do a lot of things that they didn't. They also did a lot of things that they should have.

That's great, but it's a major challenge to first-generation college graduates who don't have parents that can tell them things based on experience (even if bad advice, they do know about university life). I am a case of having to figure everything on my own, and I could not have chosen a worst college for my undergrad simply because I didn't know better and that's what felt right to me. So I think it's more about making educated decisions. Parents don't have all the answers and can give bad advice, but if they went to college they can provide the right kind of support. My parents were just happy that I got access to the education that they didn't; that's as far as they could go.

Introverts can be assholes too.
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Introverts can be assholes too.
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You definitely need to communicate this expectation to the provider because it depends on the client.  I specifically ask guys to ignore me and play on their phones because I don't want their focused attention while I'm worshiping their asses, cocks, or feet.  It makes me feel uncomfortable and insecure to be watched.  Maybe that's just me, but I doubt it.
Also, you all are crazy calling this dude 'average.'  His intentions (and hourly rates) might not be the most desirable or admirable, but DAMN... he's one of the best-looking young men I have ever seen on Rentmen.

You definitely need to communicate this expectation to the provider because it depends on the client.  I specifically ask guys to ignore me and play on their phones because I don't want their focused attention while I'm worshiping their asses, cocks, or feet.  It makes me feel uncomfortable and insecure to be watched.  Maybe that's just me, but I doubt it.
Also, you all are crazy calling this dude 'average.'  His intentions (and hourly rates) might not be the most desirable or admirable, but DAMN... he's one of the best-looking young men I have ever seen on Rentmen.

You definitely need to communicate this expectation to the provider because it depends on the client.  I specifically ask guys to ignore me and play on their phones because I don't want their focused attention while I'm worshiping their asses, cocks, or feet.  It makes me feel uncomfortable and insecure to be watched.  Maybe that's just me, but I doubt it.
Also, you all are crazy calling this dude 'average.'  His intentions (and hourly rates) might not be the most desirable or admirable, but DAMN... he's one of the best-looking young men I have ever seen on Rentmen.

Introverts can be assholes too.
Like this guy
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Introverts can be assholes too.
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Ranges from walking away and never looking back to the place, to push my boundaries, to not being a big deal approaching a person and talking to him. Many times when I don't feel safe or comfortable in a place it's been because it's not the right environment for me, not because of something I am or do. Introversion is only one of the many factors that will make me shy away from connecting with others.
Furthermore, the more electronic device oriented a person is, the less social skills they develop. I am in charge of only my 50 percent of any interaction with another person.
Yes, I certainly don't flirt with prospective friends. Besides, I have come to realize that sometimes if I find myself thinking "strategy" to something that's supposed to be exciting and enjoyable, maybe I'm pushing myself to something I am not sure I will enjoy anyway.
My experience in group settings, including sex parties and places for hooking up, is that they have "moods". I've been to the same place for hookups in different occasions, and the experiences have been different because there seems to be a "mood". For example, one day the place feels like people are incurring in activites that I find beneath me (although I don't judge, I know well what does it and doesn't do it for me), and a different day I feel like the place is my home. So in that respect, sometimes even when the intentiions are obvious, there are no guarantees that there will be people that I could connect well. However, when a place has a specific purpose (i.e., a sex party), We definitely don't need to wonder if people go there for sex (altough there might be people who might tell you otherwise), so that will make certain premises easy to understand.
What you should not do is:
Rely on something like alcohol or drugs to "losen you up" Make up stories or excuses The opposite to #2, it's a social setting, not a confessional Take rejection as something that you did or are Assholes and predators are everywhere, so always count on finding at last one and don't take it on you Ignore your insctincs Present yourself as someone you are not Think that the night is ruined because of a rejection Also, I hear a lot of people who use introversion in a discriminatory manner. Keep in mind that we introverts are as humand and deserving of consideration and respect as everybody else.
I hope this helps.