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I have to hand to @Avalon though. He asks some of the most odd ball and random questions but yet his threads keep having activity.

I am actually somewhat surprised how many Asians on this board.

Also, hearing Asian stereotype jokes don't really bother me either. That show "Fresh off the Boat" probably would not be PC for many other races. Sometimes we just got to laugh at ourselves. My friend tried to set up his facial recognition on his Samsung phone; it kept telling him to open he eyes wide. The only time it does offend me if done in spite. I was recently on a Southwest airlines flight and an obviously irritated flight attendant was getting drink orders from an older Chinese lady whom I did not know. The flight attendant had a hard time hearing the lady and the flight attendant said to the effect, "it looks like your eyes were closed so I couldn't tell if you were talking to me." That was inappropriate. But I did not say anything as I did not want to get dragged off the plane later.

As an Asian I guess I can answer this. Asian people in general don't get as easily offended to the point where we make a fuss. If you are familiar with the World Series this year a baseball player on Houston Astros made a slanted eye gesture towards Yu Darvish of the LA Dodgers who is half Japanese. darvish's was very gracious and said don't make a big deal out of it. But to answer question, I won't say offended but it it just highlights the naive of people to expect a Japanese person to play a Chinese. This was an issue when Joy Luck Club came out which was about Chinese women. The goal was to find Chinese actresses but they could not find right fit so they settled for Japanese and Filipina in one instance I think. I will also say that Asians in general are racist. I have been around enough of them (my whole life). So we won't cry racism if it happens. Bit there is a sense of "we are better than you" even towards other Asian races.

Are you correcting my grammar now too?? But you may be right. The therapist may imply it but the customer infers it.

Though massage therapist infers being licensed (or at least headed that direction) even though may not be. But at the very least I would think therapeutic only if someone insisted on massage therapist

For what it is worth, he told me the name of this massage he does that after looking it up sounds very hot. Plan to book with him but doing an outcall at my place is hard to set up.

I came across this. Brought fond memories. As far as I know he is not doing this work anymore. Happen to know what happened to him? I tried contacting him last summer and he said he was still doing this but after a month no longer responded.

Yes, when I am on my back the talking should stop. Or if I am moaning while on stomach

Putting it into Google translate it became "spade blade". Not sure if that is his name???

As I mentioned in the other thread about him, those pics are real. PM me for additional questions

At least for next few weeks he is outcall only. I am currently having a text conversation with him. Very nice guy it seems at least in the way he answers, sounds very courteous

If I feel a connection I like to talk as long as he does not stop what he is doing. Though it is important for the masseur to know when to get the hint and stop. I often ask questions as I like to feel for the moment we are getting to know each other rather than I hired him for a job. I have also found it helped in the likeability factor for each other which makes the session a more enjoyable experience.

Yes, look up "Travis Thailand" you will find a couple of threads. Great body, massage average but it was body I was after. You will get different responses on him. May consider going back but not rushing to see him again. Nice guy though

A hot guy exploring my bodies and finding what areas want/need special attention. I know some masseur want to make sure they get their massage routine in but I just found that I am just not into people who want to stick to their routine. For example some masseur want to see spend a lot of time on the legs but that just doesn't do it for me. Now if it is a reason to tease me I am very into that. Several times I have had to tell the guy enough with the legs or not so much time next time with the legs. I also like the feeling of mystery of what is he going to do next. This is a reason I don't repeat very often. If I find a guy is to methodical and I will basically get the same thing next time I don't return. But if I can tell that each session will be a different experience then I will repeat.

He is one where mileage may vary. Don't expect him to allow what he does with one person to carry over to another client. He told me he was straight. My sense is that what he allows a client to do will depend on his vibe with the client. He has limits but I think those limits vary depending on client.

My experience is that he will not do the HE for you (he told me ahead of time). But you can release yourself while you touch his cock. He was fine with me touching him.

It sort of makes me nervous that in his trips to DC, Chicago, NY no one has been able to vouch for him

I have seen him twice for massage. If it wasn't for that body I would cross him off. Him changing his name is a red flag though, I think this is his 4th or 5th name. And some reason hiding face now in rentmen ad

Probably not right but guessing Portland, Or. Looks like the bridge at a hotel I stayed at.

I also am Asian American, lived whole life in Bay Area. I have not felt need to disclose my race. I don't hire for escort but rather massage and it never has been an issue whether it be another Asian or Caucasian. In fact, one guy from Australia who I hired before said he went further with me because he was attracted to Asians.

Nothing wrong with the topics, it's just the overall number of threads and thoughts that go through your mind in a short period of time.

Active imagination is an understatement. About 20 new threads in the Lounge in past 24hrs, I don't think this section has been this active in a while. I heard about hijacking a thread, I think this whole forum has been hijacked!

Unfortunately most of the people I see live in that area. In broad daylight it is not bad. Night different story but still not terrible.

As someone who has lived over 30 years in SF that actually makes sense. I would never act that way but it may work.