Typical

Putting everything else aside....I would say this to anyone. Be very careful what you write to unknown persons in a text. You have no idea to whom you are writing or what they might do with it. Cheers.

haha. I think most do! Try Leohandsome. The massage is decent - nothing to write home about; however, better than average I suppose. But the guy is gorgeous (and really sweet). He has amazing nipples. And from my experience he likes them fondled, and etc...

Not a real massage in my opinion. But, if you like his looks and tight little body (the pictures are accurate) it may be worth your time and money.

From this post I gather you probably write too much. You may share too much superfluous information and ask a lot of questions. People who are not your family or friends just want the immediate and relevant information to the situation at hand. A few long texts about this, that and the other can annoy. Maybe it's a southern thing? But if this person is not from the south that level of verbosity can come across as particularly odd. I'm told that massage therapists deal with a lot of folks who get off just texting them about "what will happen". These potential 'clients' have absolutely no intention of making appointments. The discussion itself is their fetish. I'm sure that is tiresome and it accounts for those who cut off communications at a certain point. Anyway, short and to the point generally leads to successful relationships. More than two texts of a couple sentences is probably going sideways.

Hush Manhattan on West 47th.

I've never met him, but from his ad I place him in the same category as rentmasseur.com/tantrictouchnyc. In other words...a real hot mess.

Not odd at all. It's a further fire wall to protect against potential SESTA prosecution. This has been discussed ad infinitum.

Yep. Masks worn by therapist and client the entire appointment. That worked fine for me.

Clearly there is something happening between these two (Mike530 and the subject masseur) that doesn't meet the eye here in this forum. People don't usually go off the rails as we just witnessed unless there is an intense emotional reason. Jealous boyfriend? Jealous want to be boyfriend? Stalker? Jilted lover? Any number of entertaining possibilities, but alas it's probably best to move on....

Saw him maybe 5-6 years ago. Photos 2-5 are quite dated. When I saw him his massage skills were pretty weak. It was more like a hook-up and I really wasn't into it.

And did you use protection...? Tested for what? Just ask someone for a "test"? Strange public comment for a first time user without any particular useful information.

God no.

All the yelling (CAPS) at the start of his ad copy telling you how he wants to be paid would be a NO GO FOR ME. Just not the right frame of mind for a relaxing experience. And so we don't even need to discuss a $250 massage price tag....LOL

Agree. It's definitely a "going down a rabbit hole" post. So "term" it however you want. The point is one should't come from a COVID hot spot and break the law by not only ignoring a rational quarantine, but provide a relatively intimate (transmission likely) service in the process. Sheriff is coming!

The word "provider" is weird.

Then let's just call them grossly negligent. It's August and Florida is a COVID "hot spot". There are few visitors down there. They are moving to fertile economic ground. But they are breaking the law in a very flagrant manner. It's appalling and pretty stupid. Maybe they need a friendly quarantine reminder from the local sheriff.

You are looking for love in all the wrong places.

Curious - did you ask for a "sensual" experience? Aside from the price, his ad doesn't convey anything more than therapeutic to me. I've seen him for a 90 minute session and it was a good massage, particularly the leg work and excellent foot reflexology. He's a nice, chill guy and, in my opinion, cute AF. But I can understand the frustration if you were led to believe the experience would include HE or MT. In my experience it has not, but he has no qualms about draping for touching erogenous zones.

Just curious - what would you like him to say? We should take precautions, but that probably excludes getting a massage. And you already know that. So what answer is correct? That he took a COVID test, which was useful until the moment he came with 10 feet of another person? That he mindlessly Clorox wipes things down? (surfaces are not a likely spreader). Seriously, what answer does one expect that is sensible? If you are asking the question you have already answered it. Do you want an answer that makes you feel good about getting a massage? Or do you want truth? He can't give you both.

Whuuuuut? Good grief.... ?

I really don't think his offer of a HE warrants all that much concern. Seems like a normal offer in these circumstances. No big deal on that. He sounds like a lost soul trying to sort out some internal conflicts. His ad has a bit of a kook vibe if you ask me.

Ha. It's like two 90 year olds trying to operate their new remote. By the time they figure it out Hee Haw is going to be over.

There is plenty of financial desperation right now. That is obviously very sad. But with that kind of desperation comes schemes like this. Be wary of handing over your credit card information. And be very wary of putting personal information at risk. It can be used for a variety of nefarious purposes, including extortion. You don't have to provide credit card numbers or booking fees or photos or personal information to book a massage!

Maybe I'm missing something, but why? Just use the site that doesn't require registration and a fee. I would never put my personal information into a database such as this. They want to check you against sex offender registrations? Sounds bizarre to me.

Not surprised. The ad reeks fake. Put thinking caps on.......