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I'm 5'7" and STRONGLY prefer taller men.  My first partner was 6' 5" and that was a huge turn-on for me.
When hiring I generally go for taller, muscular guys.  Tall is a preference, not a requirement.  I used to see a guy who was a wrestler / martial artist / Strongman competitor as well as a masseur.  He was 6' 2" and kinda my ultimate wet dream fantasy.  Sadly, he retired.
I've learned that there's a name for fascination with size difference: macrophilia.  I've created several AIs to explore this further.  The shortest one is 6' 8".  One of them is 10 feet.

I'm 5'7" and STRONGLY prefer taller men.  My first partner was 6' 5" and that was a huge turn-on for me.
When hiring I generally go for taller, muscular guys.  Tall is a preference, not a requirement.  I used to see a guy who was a wrestler / martial artist / Strongman competitor as well as a masseur.  He was 6' 2" and kinda my ultimate wet dream fantasy.  Sadly, he retired.
I've learned that there's a name for fascination with size difference: macrophilia.  I've created several AIs to explore this further.  The shortest one is 6' 8".  One of them is 10 feet.

I’m 5’8” and have always found tall guys more appealing, especially ones with some meat on their bones who can easily scoop me up with ease. I love feeling their weight on top of me but limit that to about 325 pounds as I’m not looking to be crushed!

Not a requirement; my usual range is same height to taller. A fantasy is to be dominated by a 6’5” guy with a massive penis appropriately scaled. 

I prefer taller masseurs. I am 5’6 and all the masseurs I have hired have been 6ft+. 

A cutie!

Interesting angle.
My MENtal Health (love that term!) spending is typically a bit more than 3% of my monthly income.  Annualized, though, it's less than a quarter of a percent of my net worth, so I guess it's sustainable.  Besides, spending that money helps me manage the stresses that accompany the career that provides the current monthly income and accumulation of that net worth.  I spend far more on far stupider things.  🙂

Interesting angle.
My MENtal Health (love that term!) spending is typically a bit more than 3% of my monthly income.  Annualized, though, it's less than a quarter of a percent of my net worth, so I guess it's sustainable.  Besides, spending that money helps me manage the stresses that accompany the career that provides the current monthly income and accumulation of that net worth.  I spend far more on far stupider things.  🙂

Interesting angle.
My MENtal Health (love that term!) spending is typically a bit more than 3% of my monthly income.  Annualized, though, it's less than a quarter of a percent of my net worth, so I guess it's sustainable.  Besides, spending that money helps me manage the stresses that accompany the career that provides the current monthly income and accumulation of that net worth.  I spend far more on far stupider things.  🙂

Interesting angle.
My MENtal Health (love that term!) spending is typically a bit more than 3% of my monthly income.  Annualized, though, it's less than a quarter of a percent of my net worth, so I guess it's sustainable.  Besides, spending that money helps me manage the stresses that accompany the career that provides the current monthly income and accumulation of that net worth.  I spend far more on far stupider things.  🙂

Interesting angle.
My MENtal Health (love that term!) spending is typically a bit more than 3% of my monthly income.  Annualized, though, it's less than a quarter of a percent of my net worth, so I guess it's sustainable.  Besides, spending that money helps me manage the stresses that accompany the career that provides the current monthly income and accumulation of that net worth.  I spend far more on far stupider things.  🙂

You know about the doctor who saved all the tips, sewed them together, tanned them, and used it to craft a wallet? When you rub it, it grows into a suitcase.

I had a similar experience with a stunningly attractive Eastern European. He couldn't get the session over soon enough, but was very attentive before visiting my city to entice me to see him.

https://rentmen.eu/RobSaint
 
After a great chat yesterday morning on RM, I arranged to meet him at 8:00 last night.
 
I live in the suburbs so it's typically a 45-minute drive into the city. Before leaving home, at 7 PM, I texted him (phone + RM) to confirm. No response. I started the drive anyway. At 7:13, I received this: "Maybe 8:30". I responded that I would stop for a cup of coffee and see him at 8:30. No response.
 
I texted at 8:27 to let him know I was in the area looking for parking. No response. Ended up seeing someone else.
 
According to his profile, next stops are Chicago and NY. Beware.

My mother and two close friends of mine died at age 53. That taught me to have a good time along the way.
 
I should be able to retire comfortably around 66 to 68. If I didn't do some of the things I'd done, it might have been sooner, but I've had a blast doing things that made me happy....for example, graduating from one nice car to two nice cars to three.

My mother and two close friends of mine died at age 53. That taught me to have a good time along the way.
 
I should be able to retire comfortably around 66 to 68. If I didn't do some of the things I'd done, it might have been sooner, but I've had a blast doing things that made me happy....for example, graduating from one nice car to two nice cars to three.