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I was surprised at how much of a living some of them make!

Sorry to argue with you @marylander1940 but given the photos are a few years old, I’d prefer that you wrote Simon Dexter WAS hot. I don’t care about how he looks/ed as he is notorious for bad customer service. Remarkably SD still seems to trawl for clients with an ad online every year or so.

Lovely young man. Tho the surfboard is definitely a fashion ‘accessory’, he was originally a football player. He had to slim down a lot to be a model, but I prefer his very defined look now.

Looks to be a very comfortable armchair!

Fascinating. Thanks for posting @Zapped

Yes, I agree @ncc1701d I’ve seen him a lot online, always in speedos or briefs and usually at the beach. I’ve often wondered how he earns a living as he doesn’t seem to have media-sponsors or do any real modelling

I organised a similar party 15 years ago. As the host, I picked up all the costs. We all had a great time, but I’d caution the OP that you need to invest time in choosing the right guys to hire and in making sure your friends understand the arrangements beforehand. FWIW this is what I did. 1. I’d met and played with a beautiful muscle-bottom; in chatting, I found that he liked to be the centre of attention in a group scene. I was thinking of having a party and so I asked him if he’d ‘work’ for me. He offered “to suck all the cocks” for 250% of his usual rate, which was reasonable. 2. I interviewed separately 2 other handsome, gym-fit working guys who were both versatile. I agreed duties and fees for them acting as waiters and being willing to play, and then invited them to meet each other at my place. We had some fun together and I paid each of them for their time. 3. I invited 8 friends - all fit, like me, and ranging in age from 32-45 - to an early evening drinks party. I explained in advance that the 3 waiters were working guys and that there might be some group fun as well as individual action. 4. On the evening, 1 friend was a ‘no-show’ so we 8 friends met for drinks served by 3 handsome waiters. I hadn’t done this scene before, nor had any of my friends, so I arranged as an ice-breaker that the first drinks were strong. The waiters wore white shirts and jeans, but after giving everyone a drink first, I had them work bare-chested. 5. I didn’t have to orchestrate much at all. The sexual tension was palpable and the waiters were enthusiastic. Each of them started kissing me first and then my friends as we chatted. The 3 guys soon shed their jeans and were working in briefs. Most of my friends relaxed instantly but a couple were reserved. A couple of us took the lead in stripping down to underwear and the rest soon joined. True to his word, the beautiful muscle-bottom started sucking each of the cocks in turn. I ended up in bed topping him and another of the waiters while one of my friends (who is shy but an expert rimmer) feasted on all of us. I learned later that the muscle-bottom got topped in turn by 4 friends while the 2 other waiters demonstrated their versatility. Yes, it was a very expensive party. Some of my friends even now mention it as an amazing evening. And Yes, no friends stayed around to help me change the sheets on several beds. The 2 waiters left, but the muscle-bottom insisted we change my bed so I could top him again and he sucked me off to completion in the morning before helping me tidy up.

Thanks for posting this photo. I haven’t seen it before but I have met the man on the left. He’s even better-looking in the flesh.

Bodybuilders are not really my type; I prefer a muscleboy with a fit, ripped physique. But if you’re impressed by him @sync you may wish to note that he’s English, available in the UK and reported to be very compliant.

I can see that you have a genuine difficulty @MikeBiDude with a guy from Seeking. Essentially you are lowering what you offer him. And I can see how a young man would ask himself 'why should I be paid less'? I guess thats why I like to open negotiations low but, on having a great time, I am generous on a number of fronts (restaurants with great food and wine, pick up random bills and offer no-strings cash). I think it's much easier when you can raise, not lower, expectations. And I agree and sympathise with @kevininsa. I'm aware that many people in ordinary jobs have to work hard to earn $300 after taxes etc. To me, $300 is still a lot of money. Yet I'll spend that on a very good bottle of wine when the fancy takes me. And I recall that in Manhattan 15 years ago, when escorts asked $200, a good 3 course dinner for 2 with wine cost $200 or less. Life is full of contradictions.

Yes, I think he's serious...and seriously deluded. Time and poverty will form a reality-check.

When I hired, I always saw those texts/messages after a successful session as good marketing. It’s not the same as getting a ‘thank you’ text after taking a non-working guy to dinner or a ‘thank you’ note/card after taking him on a short vacation. That’s simply good manners. Smart working guys know repeat clients are best and essential to having a steady income.

My partner uses a Philips razor. He finds it very good as he can use it while showering. He only finds the attachments (for shaping sideburns etc) a little fiddly.

Photos/porn can be arousing but I need a person in the flesh to get me off.

LOL I’m not sure whether to applaud your restraint or to worry about you even contemplating doing this Smart Daddy! You have to go exclusive with the hot ones pretty fast if you want to guarantee their availability.

That’s my experience too @big dale . A few years ago, I commuted regularly to LA as I was involved with a very hot young man, a 23 year old who was at film school and worked as a model. I stayed at his place in Century City and we were often invited to smart dinners and parties, many of which featured older men/younger men. The younger guys generally had in common handsome features, little body fat and were wannabe actors/singers/models. Obviously I garnered interest from them because of my big, thick wallet. And to get back to @ericwinters original question, back then I met some nice young men at the rooftop pool and bar of the Chamberlain Hotel in WeHo.

As I understand it, it’s Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response and it combines a tingling sensation (usually back of the head, neck etc) with a deep sense of relaxation. When I’ve experienced it in a massage, I’ve found it very pleasurable but not erotic.

I posted the link to show you how easy it is to google. I just checked the link again and it works. Of course, as the last step, you do have to click on Google Search (as the instruction Click Here indicates) but it then takes you direct to the site as @mike carey indicates above.

I wonder if there was some confusion earlier @coriolis888 I’ve visited Australia many times and the electronic system (visas and ETA) is easy and efficient, as @mike carey suggests. Certainly for Europeans visiting for less than 3 months, it’s ordinarily granted within 2 days as the government website says, but in practice I’ve found it to be granted within minutes. The only point I’d make to first-time visitors is to use the official government website as there is no fee, just a small service charge. The private visa firms make a charge but their service is superfluous.

I’m often surprised at what people ask, but here you go: http://bfy.tw/M1Ud

I’ve been a few times. If you’re interested in going, there’s lots of info online. You may have left it a little late, however, to buy tickets for the big parties and the parade itself. And for attending the big parade, it’s worth buying the best seats in the grandstand. There’s also extensive TV coverage but the commentary is pretty tedious.

Ugh! Only if you fantasise about 3 straight muscle heads/personal trainers currently on a very heterosexual “fitness cruise”!

He’s bigger built and totally bald now. But IMHO when he was young Todd Sanfield (maybe 21-23 in this pic) personified sexual lust to me.

I wonder if these 2 things are connected. Like you @Unicorn I have a much younger lover as my partner. I certainly would not stare at him without speaking, not in private and certainly not in public. To me, it’s just creepy. I’ve had people publicly comment on how well we get on together and some have asked if he’s my son.Generally, if they are strangers, I just smile; but if they are acquaintances or work in places we frequent often, I smile and say “he’s not my son, he’s my partner”. I’ve not had a bad reaction. Of course, it’s easier for me - to the outside world, I’m the lucky man with a handsome same-sex partner - but I have wondered how my partner feels when this occurs. He’s told me it doesn’t bother him and he likes how I handle the enquiries of acquaintances. I did make one exception to ‘no reason to explain to strangers’ policy when we recently travelled by train and seated opposite were 3 mixed-race, handsome young males (aged 14-15). I talked and joked, and suddenly one of the teenagers said he wished he had as great a relationship with his Dad as my son did with me. I then explained we were a gay couple and I was intrigued at how well they reacted (saying Cool and asking a few more questions). They were very nice and smilingly said Goodbye etc when we left the train.

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