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I used Redline once. Definitely more of an escort situation despite advertising as a massage service. lol I used WhatsApp and they cater to foreigners as much as locals so the "manager" does speak English. Texting was easy. The apartment they used for incalls was not so nice...

I honestly don't remember what my first erotic massage was, but I remember two early ones, one of which was probably my first.
I think my first was with Jake Deckard at his place in Greenwich Village on a table.  In my shyness I think I stripped down only to my boxers and he then "encouraged" me to get a little more informal.  The massage was very, very good, as best I remember pretty much purely therapeutic, and the HE just standard, with MT of course, but I sure enjoyed it--that man just oozes masculinity.
The other was at my place, but the masseur brought a table.  He was a natural bodybuilder with a fantastic, rock-hard build.  The therapeutic part of the massage was a good as I've ever gotten from anyone, and after I flipped over and he finished the legit massage he oiled up his own front, climbed up on top of me, and we proceeded to have the hottest frottage session I can ever remember having.  Like a lot of people, I get really, really sensitive after I cum.  So we did the frottage with him on top of me, holding me tight.  And, after I came, he kept moving on top of me, and there was nothing I could do since he was so strong and had me pinned to the table.  I nearly passed out from the hyperstimulation.  When he finally climbed off of me, I was simply unable to move for a while, during which he cleaned me up.       
 

Would not recommend Daniel. 
I would guess he's late 20's/early 30's and not in shape with mediocre massage skills.

Guys, I wouldn't go for Daniel, unless you want to be asked for very large tip, which is by the way, against the spa's explicit policy.

Happy to say I got to meet him during his visit to NYC. Can confirm that he looks like he's in his early 30s, has a swimmer's body and very smooth. It was nice that he brought a headrest since he was visiting and hosting at a hotel. Massage was okay considering it was on a bed, will have to see him next time I'm in SF and have a redo on a table.

https://rent.men/massagetherap
anyone met with him before?

https://rent.men/massagetherap
anyone met with him before?

https://rent.men/massagetherap
anyone met with him before?

https://rent.men/massagetherap
anyone met with him before?

Almsot certainly fake.
Both reviews by first time reviewers.
First review copied from here:  https://rentmasseur.com/BeefCake/reviews/
Second review copied from here:  https://rentmasseur.com/TherapybyEdwin/reviews/
Phrases in ad text taken from here:  https://rentmen.eu/TantricFire
and
https://www.personaltouch.directory/united-states/los-angeles/top-level-category/eduardo-with-personal-touch-massage
Blue shirt pic here:  https://www.instagram.com/p/CIIU6I_hTrr/
Second pic here (scroll down to Jan 24):
https://twitter.com/tight_gear?ref_src=twsrc^tfw|twcamp^embeddedtimeline|twterm^screen-name%3Atight_gear|twcon^s2
   
 

Move on. 

in my experience, I think too that it depends on the chemistry, attraction and also if you've become a regular so they feel comfortable/safe in your presence to do more. I'm pretty passive so I don't even go for mutual touch unless they move my hand to give me a hint. I notice that as I go back to the same masseur, things kinda escalate over time, but sometimes I get lucky and it happens on the first session. 

How was it?

I’m located in NYC.
I’m 29, fit, handsome and enjoy edging guys. I’ve been told I’m quite skilled. Also experience with massage as part of an edging session. Let me know if interested.

Greetings guys - I am a masseur on RentMasseur,  mostly in the Northeast, though generally not in NYC.     I ask a very  reasonable rate, and would never increase my price in the middle of a session nor ask for a gratuity, but hope that clients will take their enjoyment  of our time together into consideration at the end if they wish.
My experience is that a very small number of clients tip to the level that Frank suggests.   (Frank, I would be delighted to have you as a client.)   Most offer 20 - 40 above rate, though some don't offer any gratuity.       I am fine with that and don't begrudge.
One of my instructors in massage school used a really nice tag line:   "Gratuity is never expected but always greatly appreciated."
 

Sot this is a story not exactly on point, but close enough. I was once on a team at work with a very beautiful young man, in his prime, 20 years younger than me, who escorted on the side. He was from a wealthy family, well educated and did it for the thrill. Told me his first sexual experiences were being "tipped" for great service he offered some of his dad's friends after caddying for them at the country club. Had issues with his parents, this was his way to rebel as a teenager, and it still gave him a rush to be paid for sex. Anyway, this all came out over drinks one night at a hotel when we were both traveling for work. I was the lead of our work team, and had gone to bat for him in meeting when his boss, who was a jerk, was criticizing him while simultaneously taking credit for his work. Anyway, his life story was a prelude for offering to have sex to thank me for my support. I declined -- never thought it was a good idea to have sex with co-workers -- but we were both relaxed and what ensued was a really fun, flirty conversation where he kept teasing, "You know I'm really good at this. You know, people pay me for this."
 
Great memory and fantasy material, that I role-played a couple times since with service providers, Said yes instead of no, lol, in those sessions.

I also think it depends on the starting price and the setting of the session. I would tip generously if it were in a physical spa with lower hourly rate for massage session. However, for those masseurs you book through Rentmasseur. Some of the price they set already included these services so I would give extra if the session went above and beyond. I guess the range is wide depending on each client. 

15 days into no nut November, so I was looking for a legit massage. Long story short, I got a massage from Santo and it was fantastic. Had an hour massage and he seems knowledgeable, well trained, and very strong. It hurt soooo good when he worked on my legs, but now I feel super limber. From my two visits to this place, I am impressed. Yelp also mentioned an Andrei there, so I hope to try him out next time to compare

When Will Thomas competed in men's swimming, he was the #462 ranked swimmer.  Now that Lia Thomas is competing in women's swimming, she is #1 and breaking records left, right, and center. 
Did she start training with Michael Phelps?  Did she revamp her technique?  What caused her to leap from #462 to #1?  One look at Lia Thomas makes it obvious.  She is much taller than the women she competes against.  Her armspan is incredibly long compared to her competitors.  And while perhaps less muscled than she was pre-hormone therapy, she still has a musculature far greater than her competitors.
Note that only MTF trans women are winning competitions and breaking records.  You will never see a FTM trans man ranked #1 in men's swimming.  I fully support trans women's right to live as women, absolutely.  But ignoring their physical advantages and allowing them to compete in women's sports is an injustice to cis women athletes.

Impressive down below to me

Impressive down below to me

Can anyone provide a recommendation for someone with deep pressure and muscular? Thinking of going for the first time some time this week.
Thanks in advance!

First visit to this location and it seems pretty good. I had a massage with Vlad and he was very intuitive to my needs. Surprisingly so! He found the knot I had on my back and worked on it for a while and even went relatively easy on my legs for a deep tissue massage. Both things, I had meant to mention beforehand, but ended up not saying. I had low expectations at first because the warm up portion of the massage was very tepid and short, but I guess my lowered expectations led to an enjoyable massage. The only downside was the massage table. The face cradle of my table was hard and uncomfortable no matter how I shifted. There was another table in the room I was in for couples massages and that one felt much better.
Last note, it is currently 25% off rather than the fore mentioned 40%. Massage was totally legit and worth a visit. Will probably go back again at least until the promotional price ends.

It probably started around the time Woke-ism appeared, but could probably be traced back a bit further when the gender studies, queer studies, women studies, etc appeared in universities. I almost got sucked into it too; some of my friends were Harvard or Yale educated so I just assumed they were were smart and were right about most things. Having gotten older and hopefully a little wiser, I realize now that people are very impressionable especially from youth through college and they likely are just parroting things they were taught during that time. 
And just a theory, but it seems the professors of the “studies” seem to be the activists and protestors of the 60s, now teaching the youth. Funnily enough, as someone that has gone one “trips”, it opened my mind and although I am grateful for the activists of the past fighting for human rights, there doesn’t seem to be an end to it and it’s taken on extremes with cancel culture and deplatforming people they don’t like or that said something decades ago. 

It probably started around the time Woke-ism appeared, but could probably be traced back a bit further when the gender studies, queer studies, women studies, etc appeared in universities. I almost got sucked into it too; some of my friends were Harvard or Yale educated so I just assumed they were were smart and were right about most things. Having gotten older and hopefully a little wiser, I realize now that people are very impressionable especially from youth through college and they likely are just parroting things they were taught during that time. 
And just a theory, but it seems the professors of the “studies” seem to be the activists and protestors of the 60s, now teaching the youth. Funnily enough, as someone that has gone one “trips”, it opened my mind and although I am grateful for the activists of the past fighting for human rights, there doesn’t seem to be an end to it and it’s taken on extremes with cancel culture and deplatforming people they don’t like or that said something decades ago.