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I enjoyed the character dynamics between the trio and the way each were uniquely toxic and were co-dependent on the others. I do wish we had more scenes with just Art and Patrick in the movie.

I also loved the electronic soundtrack produced by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, they made certain scenes, especially the sauna scene and the final scene feel charged and full of tension.

I enjoyed the character dynamics between the trio and the way each were uniquely toxic and were co-dependent on the others. I do wish we had more scenes with just Art and Patrick in the movie.

I also loved the electronic soundtrack produced by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, they made certain scenes, especially the sauna scene and the final scene feel charged and full of tension.

Tokyo is just a more interesting city, period.

If you guys told me he also was not actually a total top, I would not be upset. 
 
In any case, I can handle shorter height and an older version of ArthurPro if he still looks amazing with those huge muscles. 

I met Arthur tonight.  He is real with a defined bodybuilder physique.  His biceps, pecs, abs and glutes are contest worthy.  Arthur appreciates the worship of his hard work.  As far as what he does and doesn’t do, I left very satisfied.  And to top it off, he is a nice man who wants to make you happy.  

Met ArthurPro again last night! Great guy, kind, affectionate and articulate.  Meticulously clean.  Great experience. He’s bigger than the first time I met him.  Shoulders and arms are really great, his chest is fantastic, but his legs are enormous! Massive and cut, including diamond calves. He enjoys showing and sharing what he’s built and is very accommodating. Can’t say enough about him. Definitely worth it! 

He was friendly when I communicated with him. I plan on seeing him the next time I'm in Chicago or the same city as him.
 

Probably best to limit this to pictures on David's public profile, especially if he is sensitive about discretion and privacy.

It’s not a good look for the provider and seems unprofessional, even if you want to give him the benefit of the doubt.
A better question, is this a one off, a bad day not handled well, or is there a larger pattern that should be a concern for new/returning clients interested in seeing him?

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Thank you!

He’s still quite active under a new name: 
SFGoodBoy - Pornstar Performer, Rentboy, Gay Massage in San Francisco, CA | RentMen
RENTMEN.EU Pornstar Performer & Rentboy in San Francisco, CA - SFGoodBoy: SFGoodBoy  

He’s still quite active under a new name: 
SFGoodBoy - Pornstar Performer, Rentboy, Gay Massage in San Francisco, CA | RentMen
RENTMEN.EU Pornstar Performer & Rentboy in San Francisco, CA - SFGoodBoy: SFGoodBoy  

Thank you all for the recommendations!
I bought some hand fans (P.S. beautiful men over there and at Dragon Men), some tenugui napkins, and some prints.
Next time, I will have to bring a checked bag for more gifts back with me.
 

Probably best to limit this to pictures on David's public profile, especially if he is sensitive about discretion and privacy.

Probably best to limit this to pictures on David's public profile, especially if he is sensitive about discretion and privacy.

Thank you all for the recommendations!
I bought some hand fans (P.S. beautiful men over there and at Dragon Men), some tenugui napkins, and some prints.
Next time, I will have to bring a checked bag for more gifts back with me.
 

Thank you all for the recommendations!
I bought some hand fans (P.S. beautiful men over there and at Dragon Men), some tenugui napkins, and some prints.
Next time, I will have to bring a checked bag for more gifts back with me.
 

Probably best to limit this to pictures on David's public profile, especially if he is sensitive about discretion and privacy.

He was friendly when I communicated with him. I plan on seeing him the next time I'm in Chicago or the same city as him.
 

He was friendly when I communicated with him. I plan on seeing him the next time I'm in Chicago or the same city as him.
 

For your gay friends, there's a shop in Tokyo Blue Eagle bar where I bought a few handfans for friends back home.

Also, for nice gifts that make an impression, you can also go to Isetan or any store inside Tokyo Midtown (Time and Style is a favorite) for japanese handicrafts (string art, small sake cups, little plates) that are really nice and hard to find outside of Japan.  For cooks in your life (i know you mentioned no food), but dashi broth powder is also very good to buy, is easy to carry, and you can find nice purveyors inside Tokyo Midtown (you can ask your taxi driver to take you to the Ritz Carlton, as it is inside the Tokyo Midtown complex).
 

Tenugui or hand towels are great and easy to carry. There is a cute kiosk outside Kyoto train station where you can buy large format tenugui and have it wrapped in the shape of a purse - would make nice gifts for women/girls in your life. Also, paper goods like origami paper is easy to carry. I lived in Tokyo for 2 years and visited Kyoto monthly for work. I love japanese pottery,  but those would be heavy for you to carry back. For myself, I would buy pottery or something nice from one of Kyoto’s lovely antique stores which are bargain prices now and you can find some lovely 6 panel screens from the Meiji era for relatively good prices. 
But for friends and gag gifts, go to the 100 yen stores or Don Quixote which has lots of interesting gadgets. You can’t go wrong there for novel things found only in japan. 
Prices are pretty much set all over japan, so if you see something, you should buy it. You don’t really need to bargain shop as the prices are fixed. 

I am sitting here looking at an Hiroshige print on the wall that I bought in Kyoto many years ago. Hiroshige was a prolific Japanese artist of the early 19th century, who painted landscapes. My print is 7"x 8" and was an ideal souvenir to bring home, because it weighs nothing and was easy to pack; I had it framed after I got home. Of course, you could probably buy the print more easily online today, but it would just be another piece of art, not something that reminded you of your actual visit to Japan and where you purchased it.

I am partial to Japanese cast iron cookware…
https://www.akazuki.com/collections/japanese-cast-iron-products
Although lugging it home would be a nightmare. 
A more practical item might be hand painted Japanese calligraphy scrolls….
https://gogonihon.com/en/blog/shodo-japanese-calligraphy/
Or some Japanese tea towels……
https://www.etsy.com/market/japanese_tea_towel