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I I'm still lurking a bit, but no longer advertising and not living in Scotland.

As has been mentioned in a couple of other threads, I've begun to retire from advertising. This is largely because of an exciting new job I have that is taking up most of my time. Since I have so little free time now it seems silly to spend it on here arguing with people I don't know, so it's time for me to sign off permanently! Thanks to those I've met or chatted to. Also, thanks to Daddy. This forum has been useful for my occasional forays into escorting in the US, and some of the threads and fellow members have been eye opening! I'm amenable to keeping in touch with some people elsewhere, so I'll keep checking messages for a couple of days. Otherwise, ciao! R x

Of course this will vary by jurisdiction, but in the UK at least this could rise to the level of rape: https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2003/42/part/1/crossheading/rape "1 Rape (1)A person (A) commits an offence if— (a)he intentionally penetrates the vagina, anus or mouth of another person (B) with his penis, (b)B does not consent to the penetration, and ©A does not reasonably believe that B consents. (2)Whether a belief is reasonable is to be determined having regard to all the circumstances, including any steps A has taken to ascertain whether B consents." Obviously this would hinge on whether the masseur believed that the OP consented and, if so, whether or not that belief was reasonable. The comments in this thread demonstrate that at least some would not consider such a belief to be reasonable in this context. You presumably think otherwise.

No doubt your “advice” will be very useful.

This is pretty much the definition of victim blaming. If you think that’s a reasonable thing to do, have at it, but don’t reject the perfectly appropriate description of what you are doing.

Though only with around 50% efficacy last time I looked.

Prostitution isn’t fundamentally illegal, but profiting from a prostitute’s earnings is illegal, and therefore brothels are illegal. The Metropolitan Police recognise that well run brothels benefit both the prostitutes and public order so some are tolerated. That said there is a constant push by many to adopt the Nordic model thus criminalising clients, which could well threaten such establishments.

Though certain words take some time to say. Look at mooiiii. Look at moooiiiii!

A lot of Scots also talk faster than the English, which can amplify the problem.

One of my clients likes to do very long oral sessions, of at least 2+ hours (with my cock in his mouth the entire time). He lies on his side with his head on a pillow and I lie on my side facing him. This lets him suck well, and I can thrust a little too, and it means he can rest between loads without taking my dick out of his mouth. I'd recommend this position.

Ha. I moved to London at 16, so my accent is very mild. Americans tend to think I'm Irish, and Scots think I'm English. I don't know what Aussies think... I should ask.

I don't think that whispering "want to get fucked?" in the guy's ear needs to ruin the mood. It can be done sexily.

The word 'no' does not have to be used for a rape to have occurred. For sex not to be rape the receptive partner must consent. That consent can be implied, but not simply assumed. The other person doesn't need to be psychic; he can ask!

Fair enough. I also feel able to be a little more selfish when having unpaid sex. There’s usually less expectation on my partner’s part.

Because one might enjoy the unpaid sex more.