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Welcome to the Forum, Michael PhD - seems like you do a lot of traveling. We'll look forward to hearing about your experiences and sharing information with you.

By the way, do people not pay attention to the auto-correct function that comes up on computers or do you have to do something to be able to use it? TruthBTold, you always post with care and we all appreciate it. As to your question, the 'auto correct' spelling feature' can be pre-set for your emails as I have at work and each email will go thru a spell check prior to submission. It will allow you to either 'accept' or 'reject' the suggested change before submitting the message. The other choice is not to have it pre-set to automatically check all emails but to select the feature for each one that you choose to. There are times when it can be annoying when it asks you to change a name or the spelling of a word that you want to be left as is for your own personal reason.

Kiss the Blarney Stone.

I can second that. James is located in Tribeca and the closest that you can get for a short walk from Wall Street. I have seen him a few times and always left satisfied. He performs a nice, sensuous message and aims to please.

Thank you, Kcdave. I didn't even know he existed and I'm in NYC. I will have to try him out as well. I like his rates too. Great find!

Definitely not . . . Never was and never will be. Early in my career, I had to adhere to an 8:30-9:00 AM start time with an hour commute, always a morning shower person who does not like to leave without his cafe and breakfast, I had to get up earlier than most to do all that b4 leaving the house. As I became more established in my career and into management, I got into coming in a bit later and most of my bosses never gave me a hard time, cause I always stayed later in the evenings and more than made up for my time. Of course, if there was an early morning meeting that I had to attend, there would be no excuse. I never go to bed early. It's just not me. When I'm home on the weekends and don't have any early morning appointments which I try to avoid, I will sleep until 10 or 11 AM with no problem. Then a leisurely breakfast before I start doing things. I need to be left alone until the caffeine takes effect. I'm not retired yet but don't think I'll have a problem when I do.

So, apparently eating nuts is good for your nuts! How about that? There is a correlation.

Yes, ask for Tony. He is one of my regular masseurs and I am always comfortable when visiting him. He welcomes me with open arms.

That's quite a bit of an upsell . . . More than $100! I usually get the total package for a $150. He is a nice looking guy.

I would say it depends on the masseur. I will suggest that you check in with them before making plans assuming that they are available. I understand that some spas have closed today as well.

Can we really deny that we don't enjoy those "hand shakes"?

May I ask which masseur did you have at Hero?

I'm with you, Ajac. No need to feel guilty. I try to mix it up by not always going to those on the high end so that with $$$ saved, I can squeeze in another message. May all our endings be happy ones!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY and all the best for the year ahead. CHEERS!!

Absolutely. . . Ideally, if you can plan ahead, you can make an appointment with your preferred masseur for a specific date and time. If you decide to go at the last minute, it is less likely that you will get who you want. You are up for grabs, so to speak. Sometimes, this last minute can work out just fine but there's no guarantee.

You should never doubt the Men of this Message Forum. We can offer more input about men spas and masseurs both public and private than the best critic. We know from personal experience which is the best kind. I'm glad to hear that you've discovered a new star at Babylon. The sharing of information is what it's all about.

No way . . . but it is the biggest Dick Head I've ever seen!

I will suggest that you take a look at some of the male to male masseur websites such as masseurfinder and rentmasseur.com to get an idea of which masseurs appeal to you. Then you can include a few links of masseurs that you would consider and we men of the forum may be able to steer you in the right direction. I hope this approach is helpful and something you will consider in order to help narrow down the choices.

See, it goes to prove that my intuition was right on point. One is usually always successful at things they believe in and like to do. Let us know when you write the book.

You know now that that u mention that name, I will have to. Heard all the rave about them. You seem like a fashionista to me and I'm sure you always look great in and out of all of your attire. Thanks for the tip.

To your point, I find that you must adjust the type of underwear with the slimmer and less roomy pants. I have heavier thighs and not tall, so just purchasing slimmer style pants is a big deal for me. I can't do skinny. But say wearing boxer shorts with slimmer tight fitting pants seems to cause more of the pants not riding properly whereas wearing a trunk type knit boxer brief with lycra makes the look and feel much more comfortable. This may be a personal preference but thought worth mentioning. I think if you have the body and shape to wear younger style clothes, go for it but don't take it to the extreme. Otherwise. Ya look riculous. Did he look in the mirror with that getup?

I've noticed Jay Anthony's profile on Rentmasseur.com and on there I see that he indicates a one hour session for $180. There is something quite appealing about him.

I know that August's profile appeared only days ago. Maybe he's on vacation for a few days?

Hello Chad - yes, I've been to KT. A very nice guy, friendly, uses a private space which is his, not rushed, comfortable but a bit cramped. He gives a nice message with the basic extras but nothing more. Definitely worth a try and the price is right.

Point well taken. . . . Absent 19 emojis.