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Let's play virtual whack-a-mole as Davidwhatshisname pops his head up with yet another name change. Coming soon to San Diego! https://rentmen.eu/David_SOMACA/#platinum

Thank you, Hlparx and Lazarus. His look definitely does it for me too. I will avoid.

https://rent.men/David_OCA/#platinum Is this guy a name change? It seems that he has been discussed on here before but a search of "David_OCA" comes up empty. A search on his rentmen contact number pulls up the name of an escort involved in a 2010 scandal involving an anti-gay psychologist, George Rekers, in Florida.

I hope they all brought their masks and proof of vaccination cards. Nothing special going on here that I know of but I'd probably be the last to know. It seems pretty quiet as we're all delta-phobic. The weather is typical summer. The sky is only slightly orange from wildfire smoke. It is cool and windy and perfect weather to cuddle indoors in the evening. Maybe business is good because we're horny after the last ~18 months and still not getting out.

Several of these in Seoul, where the boys are usually muscular young man. In Tokyo, they are mostly - but not all - very twinky. They have websites in which you can pre-order your guy, then go to the site, usually in an apartment complex, to meet. You can definitely get more than a HE, depending upon the guy. Usually the websites will specify whether the guy will do anal or not. The online gay guides for Asia list them city-by-city under "massage", some with reviews posted.

Yes, I realize that I am reviving a thread that is now 13 years old. Is the "Cody Miller" subject of this thread the muscle boy in a lot of solo JO videos from the '00s? Who also went by Tory Mycles? If so, it seems he was available on rentboy back in the day. For me he was perfection. It didn't take much online research ("Troy Mycles + bodybuilder") to find his current personal training business. He may be hotter today in his late 30s than in his youthful days. I may have to go to Pasadena to get some personal training at his gym.

I'll recommend a different Tony. This Tony gives a great massage with extras and is a nice guy. Fully vaccinated too. https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/17975/

I'll recommend a different Tony. This Tony gives a great massage with extras and is a nice guy. Fully vaccinated too. https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/17975/

Do you remember the name of the Asian mountain of muscle?

Sure, this guy is Spanish. Years ago I had a boyfriend, born, raised in an upper-middle class family, and educated in a Central American country, who had immigrated to the US. Despite his physically looking Central American, my BF told everyone he was Spanish or, more precisely, Catalonian, because he could trace his ancestry back to there. Like I can claim to be French because I supposedly have an ancestor that was an invader in the Norman Conquest.

Good lord. If photo #1 is the Grand Canyon, photo #8 is the Mariana Trench.

There's a lot of photoshopping going on in those profile pics.

FWIW, another name change on RM. Too bad about the above middling commentary on his massage skills. https://rentmasseur.com/Octa

I second (and third) these comments regarding Alex. Otherwise, SD is a vast wasteland.

Thank you for and @tchm for your posts. I've viewed his profile when he was in NYC as Fit_Daniel and thought he was lovely but never hired him because of previous underwhelming posts about him. I guess he's one of those people who doesn't change and gets by on his looks.

The tat is there 13% of the time. I good feed on those nipples and pouty lips for days.

Thank you, azdr0710. Apologies for hijacking the thread.

The massage shops come and go. Plus Seoul is your typical sprawling Asian megapolis, and getting from one side of the Han River to the other can be an ordeal. Before I go I do some online research using these two websites below. There are reviews for some of the shops, which I found very helpful. Then using the links I go the shop's webpage. Sometimes the pictures look obviously fake. Last time there I went to Muscle Land and can vouch that three masseurs that I saw mingling there before my session all matched their pictures. https://www.travelgay.com/asia/ https://www.utopia-asia.com

I used to go to Asia frequently for business, and hope to start going again in late 2021 after the vaccine. Korea is my favorite for hot guys. For some reason, the offerings in Japan tend to be smaller, even tiny, and younger looking - the pre-pubescent look in the online offerings kind of gives me the creeps. I did meet with a hot Japanese guy in a massage set-up offering the muscle-types. He was hot but definitely straight and smelled of cigarettes. Seoul has plenty of muscle offerings. My first hire in one of the massage places was a tall, bodybuilder that I mentioned in my posting in this thread. He was impeccably clean, definitely gay, a very good actor, or into full customer service. Afterwards he fell asleep in my arms like big, muscular baby. On my last trip to Seoul, I went to another place, and had another muscular, more aesthetic bodybuilder type, model handsome but probably straight (or possibly not into older white guys). It was a very pleasing experience that I would gladly repeat (especially after the ongoing 9 months of celibacy) but it didn't have the passion of my first experience. I'd guess roughly half the guys are straight and half are gay. I went to a massage place in Hong Kong, and had a handsome, muscular Asian masseur. He didn't say much at first so I thought his English might be poor. Midway through the massage I said something to which he responded in perfect English. It turned out that he was American and grew up two towns away from where I lived. He was definitely gay.

https://www.thebestflex.com/profile/Caleb Great reviews on thebestflex. I had a couple of meet-ups with Caleb a few years ago. Beautiful body, mostly muscle worship, with limits. A sweetheart of guy but will oblige with a different persona if you ask. There are videos of him on pornhub and that ilk if you search "Caleb" or "Scrappy". PM me for details.

Ditto. And thanks for reminding me of a very pleasant time in London.

Providing a link helps. https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/33820/

Maybe buyer beware? Or maybe not? Google the photographer "Jose Aguilar" to pull up his Instagram account. The B&W photo of the masseur is there (and fairly recently posted if they are tiled chronologically) and shows a heavily tatted model on should and one pec. The masseur's other pictures in his ad show no tats. Dig a little deeper and you can find the model's name and his Instagram account, where he says that he is from Hawaii and now in LA. His Instagram account doesn't show tats. He's modeled and is a go-go boy in Weho. Been featured in several online articles, including DNA. Maybe COVID has dried up his other sources of income and now he's doing massage.

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I know a couple of us on here on bombarding the rest of you with SCIENCE and REASON!... somehow conversations about molecular biology rarely helped me get a hot guy into bed back in the 1990s. Published today in the New England Journal of Medicine, Ibarrondo et al. https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc2025179?query=featured_home "Our findings raise concern that humoral immunity against SARS-CoV-2 may not be long lasting in persons with mild illness, who compose the majority of persons with Covid-19. It is difficult to extrapolate beyond our observation period of approximately 90 days because it is likely that the decay will decelerate.3 Still, the results call for caution regarding antibody-based “immunity passports,” herd immunity, and perhaps vaccine durability, especially in light of short-lived immunity against common human coronaviruses. Further studies will be needed to define a quantitative protection threshold and rate of decline of antiviral antibodies beyond 90 days." This does not bode well for protective/prophylactic immunity, at least from the antibody ("humoral") response that may result from vaccines or previous infections. A "memory response" may reduce the severity of disease but not prevent infection and onset of symptoms. Longevity of T-cell responses probably won't be any better, IMO.