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Shawn Monroe

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  1. While it’s not the only thing that comes into play for rates, I feel like you are correct. 
     

    sometimes I look at the way some providers of certain races are talked about here, and compare it to their rates and services, and I’m floored that they’re able to charge what they do.
     

    And It can feel like I have to do more for less (for lack of better wording). 
     

    granted I can’t speak for minorities of other races, but speaking as a black man you’re correct. 

  2. Hesitant to answer this cause y’all get weird when we share our opinions in here (despite the forum being called “ask a provider”) but alas:

    some people are bad kissers. 
     

    some guys think that kissing means licking anything your tongue comes into contact with. Some think it means lunging at you with tongue already out of your mouth. 
     

    once a guy wanted to start with a kiss and he just licked the right side of my face. I excused myself to wash my face.  I think I’ve had my eyeball licked before. 
     

    I agree with some of the other reasons posed here, but the main reasons reallly are that it is a more intimate activity than getting off, some people have bad breath (pls scrape your tongue) and some are bad kissers. 

  3. On 9/9/2022 at 11:12 AM, Jarrod_Uncut said:

    What I would want to know is: how are the rent boys faring? 
     

    It’s one thing to say somebody can get ‘em cheaper in another country, but what’s the situation like for them? 
     

    Remember here in America: clients expect us to host, and have nobody else in the house/hotel, etc etc. All that costs money. On top of that: clients want to be protected from stds, this and that virus, etc. I can do clients for $100: but I’ll need to be setting 3-6 times the amount to make up for it. Do I really want to be seeing 3-6 times the amount of clients? Do YOU want to see someone who has to see 3-6 times the amount of clients?
     

    And let’s just face it: people out here probably aren’t really buying s*x like they may do in some other countries. many profiles on Grindr and Adam are about how such and such doesn’t pay and that said person should go and get a “job” (when reality it’s more of a projection of how much of a cheap ass and tight wad they actually are even if money wasn’t involved). 

    That’s why I said awhile back: I rather ask $250-500/hr-couple hrs and be okay, than to do half that and still not be able to fill in enough clients to make it worthwhile. 

    Jarrod is actually spitting fire right here. 

  4. As @BtmBearDadsaid, there are definitely guys that get off more on the idea of communicating than on actually meeting. I used to say “why don’t those guys just watch porn” but porn doesn’t talk back. 
     

    you have to get to a point where you acknowledge that this is a thing that happens, identify when it’s happening, and structure your communication accordingly, else you will go crazy. 

  5. To add to this, our costs, just like yours, are also skyrocketing. We have to operate in nice desireable areas (you probably wouldn’t come see me if I lived in south atlanta) and our rents are increasing 30-40% YOY as well. 
     

    to think that we are immune to the factors affecting society just because we are providers is misguided. 
     

    that said, I don’t know what will happen to business in the future. We all thought it would go away in the pandemic but the amount of requests I had changed very little. 

  6. 6 hours ago, Atlanta_Guy said:

    on a recent Friday night they had no customers so they sent two of the dancers to Blakes to promote the club and the dancers.

    I feel like that’s their own problem. If they want to cater to the midtown gays (of which I am one) then they either need to be in midtown or provide a shuttle. I’ll go to ansley or Cheshire bridge before I go to future. 

    and BJs is what it is but I’d even prefer to go there and see their dancers over what future had

  7.  

    8 hours ago, nycman said:

    Make ground rules….and stick to them. 

    “If you’re going to be more than 10 minutes late, I expect a text.
    If I haven’t heard from you at the 10 minute mark, I will continue my evening without you."

    ”If you’re more than 30 minutes late or any reason, consider the meeting cancelled."

    The provider is free to accept the appointment with the conditions, or not. 

    Completely agree with this. If you’re not going to get your providers on here and in other places, then hold them accountable. 

  8. Can I also point out that as many clients hate piecemeal and a la carte rates, requests like this are largely where they come from.
     

    You want a massage with a side of oral and the masseur cumming on you, and so forth, but don’t want to pay an escort rate, and the provider doesn’t want to lose business. 
     

    all I’m saying is that requests like this are largely where those come from. 

  9. On 4/22/2022 at 7:40 PM, DrownedBoy said:

    As a client, I have to mention one thing.

    If an escort doesn't let people he's visiting for the weekend ahead of time, he's going to lose a lot of potential clients.

    While I 90% agree with you, the “rent” companies - rentmasseur in particular- make it difficult. They make it look like you’re in a city up to 30 days before you’re there. 
     

    You’d be surprised how much time I spend typing “hey - I’m not in [city]. My ad says I’ll be in [city] on [dates]. Would you like to meet when I’m there?”

    and because nearly all those clients want to meet an hour of messaging, that is business you can’t recoup. 
     

    that said, for clients that plan ahead it is necessary and favorable to post dates. 

  10. These are the questions I love, that ask about our experience. 

    but to your question, it can certainly add up, once you count the things you mentioned plus expenses like food, checking a table (which is the absolute worst experience), and the snowballing costs associated (bringing a table means needing a bigger room, which usually costs extra). 

    some ways i mitigate:

    - travel to more expensive cities in off-peak times. 
    - fly on off peak times and days. 
    - have a number of confirmed appointments before I go to gauge if the trip will be worth it.
    - catch flight and hotel sales and go
    - work up to flight / hotel / rental car / credit card status as it can come in handy.  
    then. 
    - couple it with another event so i don’t feel like I need to hit a goal of sorts. 
    - buy food up front at the grocery store to avoid eating fast food. 

    and to the overall point, this is why I drive to most cities, and choose to live in a city that is driving distance to a lot of cities.

    hope this helps…

     

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