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Looks like this is the new link: https://rentmen.eu/TheButtBoy

I enjoyed the first season. At the moment I am unable to stream HBO Max to my Roku, i wish they would fix that, so will have to wait until they figure that out...

I dont recognize the actors - is it voice over from French?

Most of the guys offer virtual training sessions via Zoom or Skype. Some include meal plans etc. Others even have their own exercise apps for you to keep track of progress and calories. Then there are those that use more high tech devices (like mirror.com and peloton) and require subscriptions too - that can get really expensive very quickly. ?

He’s been around for many years. Haven’t changes his photos in all that time though, so yoy may want to ask if they are still accurate. I recall a previous discussion here on the forum...can’t remember all the details but what I took away from the discussion was that he was surprisingly feminine - something folks did not expect by looking at his pics and profile. Went by Andre and Andree at some point. Keep that in mind also. ? https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/andyny.155199/

Not an escort but that has happened to me before, where the provider went “radio silent” and missed an appointment. Our sitations are vastly different; for me this is a hobby - my livelihood is not at stake so there is that. Stick to the golden rule - how would you want to be treated if the roles were reversed? I have been known to give a fella a 2nd chance. There are no 3rd chances in my book. That being said - if you are ‘done’ putting up with them, do what I do...be done. Put it behind you and move on. Don’t ‘be evil’ as you put it. Won’t do anything for you despite the momentary satisfaction. Every moment you spend on them past this point is a wasted moment. ?

Why does this thread make me recall a quote by Terri Pratchett: “Are you a devious, plotting, unreliable madman? Ah, good, then you can be my most trusted advisor.” ? In my mind, @Wolfer the fact that there are so many varying opinions is very telling. I also lend some weight to the fact that many of the complimentary comments are from member profiles without much of a track record. ?

Update: Gillum comes out as Bi. https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/14/politics/andrew-gillum-bisexual/index.html

Take a look here: https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/hung-masseur-nyc.136994/post-1920493 Comments from earlier this year on recent experience.

If I remember correctly he retired in 2018, returned and retired again in 2019. Perhaps the onlyfans is his way of getting a cashflow going and avoid another return to escorting. Time will tell...

I usually crave carbohydrates after a strenuous workout. ? Italian food is usually my preference. Join me for dinner and suggest a Chianti - will win you a place in my heart! ?

I have noticed that there are a lot more trainers on Instagram offering virtual personal training and showing off their...uhm...credentials, shall we say! ? I don’t really think a virtual trainer is for me, but like you, I sure so enjoy the view!! ?

Not all of us are willing to jump into the deep end of the pool to figure out if we enjoy swimming! Some of us start in the shallow end wearing floaties!! ?

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I assume the “kit” is one of those popular dildo sets that starts with a small dildo and progress to bigger dildos? I recommend silicone (softer and flexible) dildos for training - don’t use the harder plastic ones at first. Always douce with luke warm water before inserting anything - dont use soap or any other chemical. When you insert the dildo, use enough water based lube. Lie down and get used to the sensation - use a towel you will likely make a mess at some point. Dont try to progress too quickly - you need to get uses to it and learn to breath and relax. Move your body into the various fucking positions to feel what is comfortable and what you need to work on. You may be very comfortable with a dildo in you while laying on your side, while on you back with your legs up maybe a little uncomfortable at first. Good luck!

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Have you tried to use the search function? Most of these guys have a thread that discuss them already for example for Sexy Brody: https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/411-on-sexy-brody-in-sf.156475/ https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/sexy_brody-in-nyc.143829/ The search function is your friend - learn to love it.

Thank you for the recommendation - I quite enjoyed the Legend of Korra. For the next week my catch phrase will be: Zhu Li - do the thing!! ?

Oh it is far worse than that my friend - your money can be seized inside the USA if the police suspect you of a crime. You don’t even have to be convicted first.

Have you noticed any funny or interesting Covid-19 trends? Please share! Face shields are now a thing - you can get your Louis Vuitton deluxe model for $1,000! ? https://www.vanityfair.com/style/2020/09/louis-vuitton-luxury-covid-face-shield

You could do that, but you should not - that would be breaking the law. FATCA requires you to declare foreign accounts with more than $10,000 in them as well.

It is legal to travel with lots of cash, but US Customs require that you declare when you are traveling with more than $10,000 in currency. You also have to complete form FinCEN 105 - best to obtain the form before traveling. ?

“If there is any truer measure of a man than what he does, it must be by what he gives.” Robert South. I just got a note from the Ali Forney Center. Wanted to share it, as it talks about one of the center’s supporters who is a well known philanthropist and supporter of the GLBTQ commuity in NYC. [TABLE] [TR] [TD][TABLE] [TR] [TD] [TABLE] [TR] [TD]Henry van Ameringen has died, at the age of 90. Henry was a caring friend to me and especially to the young people of the Ali Forney Center. In April of 2002, I had lunch with Henry at his favorite cafe on 6th Avenue and 12th Street. At the time I had a dream of opening the Ali Forney Center, but had not yet raised any funds. [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE][/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] [TABLE] [TR] [TD] [TABLE] [TR] [TD]I spoke to Henry about Ali Forney and the other youths I knew who'd been murdered in the streets, and described the violence and degradation they endured in mainstream shelters. When our meal ended, Henry pulled out his checkbook and wrote me a check for $35,000! That donation allowed us to open, and got us through our first six months. A year later, Henry and his partner Eric Galloway had dinner with our young people and me at one of the residential apartments where we provided shelter, just below 125th Street in Harlem. My husband, Raymond, cooked up a feast, and I had prepared the youths for the momentous visit, letting them know how Henry's gift made the Ali Forney Center possible. When it was time for Henry and Eric to depart the young people spontaneously followed them down the stairs and lined up to thank Henry, several even hugging him. I wanted to publicly honor Henry for his pivotal role in creating the Ali Forney Center, but he was always shy about calling attention to his immense contributions to so many LGBTQ organizations. Nonetheless, I think of the sweetness of that moment when the youths expressed their heart-felt gratitude as the best honor of all. Henry was our most steadfast and consistent supporter. Not one year has passed since 2002 without Henry making a generous gift to the Ali Forney Center. Frankly, there were several times when we were on the ropes after funding losses, and Henry always came through with extra gifts during our hard times. Many times over the years we reconvened at his favorite cafe and he listened with the most alert attention to the news of our challenges and progress. It makes me very sad to realize there will be no more lunches with Henry. A particularly joyful memory is the afternoon we spent together in 2007. I met him at our little drop-in center in Chelsea and drove him out to visit all four of our recently-opened apartments in Brooklyn. It was obvious that Henry took great pride in our growth as he examined every space where we offered housing and support to our young people. I could see he was particularly moved by the little stuffed animals some of the youths had placed on their beds. After our visits were done, before getting back in my car to return to Manhattan, Henry grabbed my arm, looked me in the eye, said how proud he was of what we had accomplished, and hugged me. Henry was a very warm man in his way, but I had never experienced him to be physically demonstrative. That hug was a big deal to me. I will miss Henry very much. He was a good, kind, caring, thoughtful, piercingly engaged man who has spent decades supporting LGBTQ people. Our LGBTQ community owes him much gratitude. I, for one, will be grateful to Henry until the day I die for his love and support, and for how he allowed us to bring our homeless youths in from the cold. With much sorrow and love, and with condolences for Henry's husband, Eric.[/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE] [/TD] [/TR] [/TABLE]

You know what they say: You ain’t got game unless you have a domain...ehh... onlyfans. ?

That really depends on the man in question. I don’t seek out trans men, nor do I lose interest just because they are trans. My basic criteria remains the same.