DrownedBoy

THC in small doses and the right type (hybrid) can greatly enhance sex, but too much will kill your boner. I use small-dose edibles and it enhances my orgasm; a whole joint might kill it.

It's a spot exchange market in the U.S., an old-fashioned one due to illegality. One that's been around before we even had formal "free markets."

The only time a provider ever brought up his birthday was because he thought he was entitled to a present. He wasn't. I don't celebrate my birthday given my background, so I don't consider them relevant.

Providers need to vent about work problems, and everyone likes someone to listen to them. I've heard lots of stories about clients - good ones, bad ones, cheap ones, dangerous ones. No provider has ever named the client, but many of them seem to need to get it out of their system. While I learned a lot, this year all my regulars are non-English speakers. They've yet to Google Translate me about trouble clients.

It's not politically correct, but it seems to me like white escorts charge a premium for their color. So-so white guys charge the same or more than a hotter black or Asian guy. I consider that funny revenge for the "preference" guys. It's been two years since I hired a white guy.

The only people who quote 400 to me are really popular escorts with 100 reviews. I stopped hiring those types. I've met escorts ask for 350 who instantly accept 500 for two hours, down to 250 effectively. Also, the past months I've been contacted several times by old providers and new ones desperate to get hired. The K shaped economy is hitting them hard, so it's a buyer's market, from what I can tell.

I was thinking of traveling to Bangkok, but one issue is I'd need someone who knows the language and the scene well enough to guide and help me find the types of guys I'd want to hire. Several online pages offer "red district guides". I was looking for someone who can help me identify truly-gay gogo-dancers and such, and help me arrange the bar fee. I was thinking of getting an A/C Airbnb and inviting one or more guys over a night. Has anyone had experience with guides in Bangkok, and are some willing to work in this capacity?

Tracy Kidder just died, and I've been meaning to read my coffee-table version of "Soul of a New Machine" again (haven't since BSCS in college; won the Pulitzer on describing how one of the first commercial desktop computers was made). Otherwise was reading "Washington" by Ron Chernow, the same guy who wrote Hamilton's biography. He's very good at getting at the hidden psychology of famous people; I never knew Washington was really a very emotionally volatile person who put on an act his entire life.

Cut the cord. To be fair, say if they don't arrive by X o'clock, the session is cancelled. Don't give them more than 15 more minutes. For regulars you can be more open, but if they flake and ghost, drop them. Last time that happened to me, the guy claimed his phone ran out of power. I informed him his replacement was already on the way. It's a buyer's market, and escorts need to understand they're competing with a loooot of other providers.

I used to place the envelope on a table and subtly point it out to them. Several providers actually didn't notice it and I had to point it out to them when they asked for an app payment. So I switched to Zelle. Besides, withdrawing cash draws more scrutiny and attention lately.

Arrogant prick.

Let's just say I don't care for overweight escorts but I'm too polite to tell him to his face.

Agree with the above. You DO NOT go into debt over non-essential spending, and hiring isn't essential. Budget, budget, and stick to the budget. One thing I noticed. Some providers can and do judge and treat you based on how wealthy they think you are. Some brats got an unpleasant surprise when they learned I had a Premium RentMen account....but not until after the session was over and their attitude, outside.

He's an excellent kisser, but "beefy" is a polite way to describe his body.

I just recently did that, as I've grown in interests and my regular didn't. I spoke to him about it, but he kept avoiding doing more. When he declared he wasn't interested in the new things I was interested in, I simply stopped hiring him. He has his boundaries.