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@Trebor I know you like them with some nice chest hair. HOT!

OK so let's see that piece of meat. Where's the beef?

I think he needs some attention! Where's @Trebor when you need him. I know he's up for the challenge and won't disappoint us.

Low hanging fruits just ripe for tasting ? !

I believe you are on the west coast? I'm on the east coast so unfortunately not feasible at this time. But appreciate the invitation.

Jorge must have upped his game now that he is performing massages from his own apt. He was hot when I saw him at Shangrila and he was still in training when I met him.

You devil! I know where you're going with that comment. Sucking cock may be safer than swapping spit but I'm no doctor. Cum juice may be safe unless the guy is infected at the time of ejaculation. Help me out here guys.

ArmyHands - you really got it together. I'd mount your massage table in a heartbeat! ?

My massages have been far and few between since COVID but I believe under certain conditions, it can be done as safely as possible. Forget the latex gloves, why bother to get a massage at all? It's all about the human touch and feel. Once you both wash up prior to the massage, you're not going to infect each other by touching each other. Your hands must touch a contaminated surface and then you must touch a mucous membrane for transmission. COVID germs are not secreted thru the skin. Now of utmost importance is ventilation of the room. Have windows open if possible, even a small fan circulating the air and definitely both wear masks throughout the massage. Most transmission is airborne. Numbers are spiking up here in the US as well just short of a second wave. People are tired of taking precautions. They want this to be over already but it's not. We can't let our guard down. Let's hope a successful vaccine is on the way for us all but until that happens, continue to take precautions so that you stay well.

Hired!! Either one of these will do! They each look like they would aim to please.

Breakfast in bed . . . And then some cum pudding for dessert! That's a sweet deal!

The mailman is on the way!

Getting ready to bust those nuts!

Cum on . . . Let it all hang out!

He better watch that sweet ass! ?

Sorry for your disappointing massage experience. Was $90 your total tab for the manicure, pedicure & one-hour massage? If so, it was a bargain. Did the 3 separate workers wear masks while working on you?

Same price @ $180 for both as well. Chest is covered in masseurfinder ad and bare chested in rentmasseur so unable to compare nips.

Wow! He checks all the boxes. And an endorsement that he is as good as he looks too.

They just gave him his bonus # and it was arousing! ?

This guy #2 has such a sexy smile and the equipment to go with it!

Is he still in business?

Thanks for bringing him to our attention. I gave him a call and we had a nice chat. Seems like a nice guy who worked in a chiroptactor's office and has now gone independent. He performs the massage in a studio located about 10 minutes from the VZ bridge from Brooklyn. His rates are certainly reasonable but it is strictly therapeutic from what I've gathered.

Well all of your Forum buddies are safe - we're virtual. Allow yourself some diversion. I've recently posted about my very limited massages since the lockdown. I believe it can be done safely but everyone has a different comfort level from complete abstinence to going to spas. I haven't seen anyone share an experience on the Forum of getting COVID from a massage. Let's hope the trend continues. The masseur has to earn a living but doesn't want to get sick either. I seek a massage for relaxation and human touch. If I have to be uncomfortable mounting the table and then start a 14-day countdown to COVID, I may as well stay home and not get one.

But what is it with Wednesdays? That's our traditional "Hump Day". Is that Laundry Day or something like that? OR now that you've mentioned, maybe that's the day you take a ride on the trapeze?

I think that is normal. Life has it ups and downs in almost every which way we turn. We strive for stability but somehow competing forces get in the way. I think it is a matter of how we react to bring things back on course. Communication is key to every social connection. From the plumber who comes to check out your pipes (no pun intended) to your spouse. If you can have a civil discussion and speak to each other with mutual respect, you're going to work it out amicably. When people stop communicating, they are giving up in the relationship and that's when you create the great divide which usually leads to going your separate ways. No one said life is easy. You have to work at what and who you believe in.