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They don't look that alike. They have different features despite the blues eyes and the lightish hair.
I prefer Brent's look over Bradley's. The former's bone structure makes him look more masculine to me. Bradley is a stud too but his face reminds me too much of a Ken. Both are hot though. I would definitely fuck both. 10 out of 10.

Thank you! 

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Late Saturday night / early Sunday mornings are always a period where people are horny and maybe didn't score at the local gaybar. So make sure you're available 

Most gay men come back from any family holiday a bit shattered and need some hot dirty sex with a stranger to calm their nerves. So right after Christmas or Thanksgiving are when you find everyone sniffing around.  Obviously NYC is a multicultural city so there's always some holiday going on that somebody's gotta deal with their family. But Thanksgiving tends to be the biggest since it doesn't coincide with a religious calendar. 

I went to another country for vacation. This is the good thing about this business. You can take as many breaks as you want. .

I went to another country for vacation. This is the good thing about this business. You can take as many breaks as you want. .

Thank you!

welcome back! 

Um... I was kidding when I made that post.
Either way, a lot of people work in SD and live in Tijuana. Spanish is my first language. There are good affordable safe parts in Tijuana. 

He is very handsome.

Oklahoma City seems to have a few nice museums. Salt Lake City seems like a watered down Denver. 

This is where I'm going this winter.
Btw., are Salt Lake City and Oklahoma City worth of visiting? 

I couldn't resist!
That is so fetch
IMGFLIP.COM An image tagged that is so fetch  

I don't understand why some people get upset because you state your boundaries. Escorts are entitled to have their limitations. It's our right. If you don’t like it just move on and hire someone else. Selling sex is a serious matter and can get you into jail. It's not for everyone. 

Um... I was kidding when I made that post.
Either way, a lot of people work in SD and live in Tijuana. Spanish is my first language. There are good affordable safe parts in Tijuana. 

Sounds like a town I just went to in the “Ozarks” region. It’s Hot Springs central. Lot of affluent people and tourism. One of my clients has a Rolls Royce, just to give an idea of the kinda money there lol.
Unfortunately, those type of towns you have to find the business…it’s not necessarily conveyor belt. Lots of straight, conservative…so takes a bit of patience. It’s good for an overnight or multi hour session planned ahead. 
 
When I was in San Diego earlier this year, I stayed a couple weeks just walking distance from the Tijuana coast. And just a skip and hop from the entry point. I did learn a lot of people travel to/from San Diego to work and live in “TJ”. 
 
But similar to what’s going on the Middle East, going to Mexico for tourism was highly discouraged. Unless you just have a house and resort, but I wasn’t about to go out there alone. Especially considering so many can get to San Diego and book me. 

Comments about whether to be in the biz at all notwithstanding…
…speaking fluent Spanish is an asset in San Diego. Occasionally a client will contact me requesting service with Spanish-only communication.
Unfortunately I do not speak more than a few phrases and words in Spanish, so I rely on an automatic translator to relay information. Clients with the patience and understanding to communicate that way will see me. I have several Spanish speaking clients with very limited to no English skills and we get by just fine. Sometimes I miss out on work because the language barrier is too much for the client. It’s just a matter of client preference. I imagine some of our local Spanish speaking clients would prefer a fluent Spanish speaker provider.
I can’t say being a Spanish speaking provider would be unique or novel around San Diego, but it certainly would be an asset and an opportunity to capture a particular niche in the market, especially if your look is different than the majority of other Spanish speaking providers in the area. I can’t speak to your look since I don’t have an ad or photo to go on. I recall seeing your ad while back when you posted it, but I lack a photographic memory.
I speak French and I have many francophone clients. That would help me a lot more in Canada or other French speaking places, but those clients seem to find me here just fine one way or another. Another reason location isn’t everything.

You just want to attack me.
My posting history has nothing to do with this thread. I genuinely asked for some advice.
On another thread you tried to attack me as well for just sharing my experience. But now you are saying you ended up in my posting history because someone posted a thread I made in 2017? Yeah right. 
I'm reporting you right now. You are derailing the thread with unnecessary accusations. I don't have time for that shit. You are pathetic. 

Um... I was kidding when I made that post.
Either way, a lot of people work in SD and live in Tijuana. Spanish is my first language. There are good affordable safe parts in Tijuana. 

Since the OP brought up Mexico, in addition to San Diego - let’s give that some thought 
It’s possible there could be a city in Mexico that is completely off-the-radar and underserved by providers.  A hidden little jewel so to speak.
Ever heard of Culiacan, MX ?  1million people and no provider listings.  Nicely situated near Gulf of California with mountains & hot springs nearby. Not far from Mazatlan and Cabo San Lucas.  I suppose the one downside could be it’s the HQ of the Sinaloa Drug Cartel.  But, those guys need some love too.  Sounds a bit “Ozark” if you know the show - but what an adventure and evidently, no competition !
I love Mexico - it’s South of the Border !!!
 

I don't understand why some people get upset because you state your boundaries. Escorts are entitled to have their limitations. It's our right. If you don’t like it just move on and hire someone else. Selling sex is a serious matter and can get you into jail. It's not for everyone. 

Working in San Diego and living in Tijuana?

Working in San Diego and living in Tijuana?

If you didn't know much about the escort market in San Diego, why even bring up living in Tijuana? That's just a whole kettle of risk and danger. 
I predict that you'd be leaving Tijuana the day after you move there.