calimascguy

Yeah, met him in LA, and he's simply amazing. And what you don't see in the pics are his eyes - they will slay you

Wow, very nice. His pics seem to track to an aspiring actor in LA with a very similar name, so my guess is they are real.
 
I love this in his description: "I'm not a professional, but every person I did was in love with my hands.I enjoy making people feel great." Too cute

Doing a little more digging, it seems really likely the pics are real. Unclear if he's gay or not (I'd say based on social accounts, 75% chance he is, but there are no "smoking gun" pics lol). But he is SUPER cute and hot. Also, the guy's from Eastern Europe (not Russian) so might have limited English skills.

Yeah, that's what I do too.
 
And as far as I can tell, usually when they provide generous "extras" without prompting, it's because they are personally into it, so I guess that could be considered more a fringe benefit of the job Guess it depends what shape you keep yourself in, etc. I work out a lot, which is really why I get massages in the first place. So should I tip less because when I work out, I might be more pleasing to rub down than if I wasn't busting my butt at the gym lol? I'm kind of only half kidding, since personally I really enjoy getting my hands on another in-shape body.
 
But I also have worked for tips before, and I realize it's strenuous work and rent is high. So I would tend to tip more to guys who appear to pay a lot to have nicer places vs guys living in dumpy one-bedrooms with a roommate. And I also would tip more when guys seem to under-price themselves for whatever reason. So if a guy is asking $90 and gives a great massage, I might tip $40 or $60 whereas if a guy starts at $150 for the same or lesser massage, seems to make sense to tip less.
 
Just my thoughts, anyhow.

Yeah, that's what I do too.
 
And as far as I can tell, usually when they provide generous "extras" without prompting, it's because they are personally into it, so I guess that could be considered more a fringe benefit of the job Guess it depends what shape you keep yourself in, etc. I work out a lot, which is really why I get massages in the first place. So should I tip less because when I work out, I might be more pleasing to rub down than if I wasn't busting my butt at the gym lol? I'm kind of only half kidding, since personally I really enjoy getting my hands on another in-shape body.
 
But I also have worked for tips before, and I realize it's strenuous work and rent is high. So I would tend to tip more to guys who appear to pay a lot to have nicer places vs guys living in dumpy one-bedrooms with a roommate. And I also would tip more when guys seem to under-price themselves for whatever reason. So if a guy is asking $90 and gives a great massage, I might tip $40 or $60 whereas if a guy starts at $150 for the same or lesser massage, seems to make sense to tip less.
 
Just my thoughts, anyhow.

Yeah, that's what I do too.
 
And as far as I can tell, usually when they provide generous "extras" without prompting, it's because they are personally into it, so I guess that could be considered more a fringe benefit of the job Guess it depends what shape you keep yourself in, etc. I work out a lot, which is really why I get massages in the first place. So should I tip less because when I work out, I might be more pleasing to rub down than if I wasn't busting my butt at the gym lol? I'm kind of only half kidding, since personally I really enjoy getting my hands on another in-shape body.
 
But I also have worked for tips before, and I realize it's strenuous work and rent is high. So I would tend to tip more to guys who appear to pay a lot to have nicer places vs guys living in dumpy one-bedrooms with a roommate. And I also would tip more when guys seem to under-price themselves for whatever reason. So if a guy is asking $90 and gives a great massage, I might tip $40 or $60 whereas if a guy starts at $150 for the same or lesser massage, seems to make sense to tip less.
 
Just my thoughts, anyhow.

Yeah, that's what I do too.
 
And as far as I can tell, usually when they provide generous "extras" without prompting, it's because they are personally into it, so I guess that could be considered more a fringe benefit of the job Guess it depends what shape you keep yourself in, etc. I work out a lot, which is really why I get massages in the first place. So should I tip less because when I work out, I might be more pleasing to rub down than if I wasn't busting my butt at the gym lol? I'm kind of only half kidding, since personally I really enjoy getting my hands on another in-shape body.
 
But I also have worked for tips before, and I realize it's strenuous work and rent is high. So I would tend to tip more to guys who appear to pay a lot to have nicer places vs guys living in dumpy one-bedrooms with a roommate. And I also would tip more when guys seem to under-price themselves for whatever reason. So if a guy is asking $90 and gives a great massage, I might tip $40 or $60 whereas if a guy starts at $150 for the same or lesser massage, seems to make sense to tip less.
 
Just my thoughts, anyhow.

I agree, being massaged for the 5-10 minutes or so afterwards as you "come down" make a huge difference in the experience. The last thing you want while in that state is be rushed out, while being gently massaged as you enjoy your bliss can be about the best thing ever

I agree, being massaged for the 5-10 minutes or so afterwards as you "come down" make a huge difference in the experience. The last thing you want while in that state is be rushed out, while being gently massaged as you enjoy your bliss can be about the best thing ever

I agree, being massaged for the 5-10 minutes or so afterwards as you "come down" make a huge difference in the experience. The last thing you want while in that state is be rushed out, while being gently massaged as you enjoy your bliss can be about the best thing ever

They're hostile towards Asian guys at a Korean spa? Jeez, what idiots. Though to be fair, super hot Asian guys can give off quite a bit of attitude too. Just the nature of the beast. Of course, in time, all these hot guys will get older, and then younger guys will be giving THEM attitude

They're hostile towards Asian guys at a Korean spa? Jeez, what idiots. Though to be fair, super hot Asian guys can give off quite a bit of attitude too. Just the nature of the beast. Of course, in time, all these hot guys will get older, and then younger guys will be giving THEM attitude

Anyone been to this guy that would care to share?
 
https://www.masseurfinder.com/members/americandream.shtml
 
Thanks!