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. . . Or somewhere else for that matter.  Ouch!!

I finished the initial package and bought another.  I find it bitter on its own, but have added it to wraps and re-heated pot roast and soup, and have found that the flavor gets easily hidden so I can add a bit of healthiness to my meals here and there. 

When things are off topic, we usually see one person always involved (and most of the time that person initiated by posting attacking comments/attitude. 
 
Anyway, I had massage with Andrew once for quite some time ago and I think he told me he was straight and I do believe him as I also sensed it as well. Regardless he looked great in person. Good massage. Mechanically happy. Just didn’t find it good enough to repeat but it wasn’t bad at all. 

That's not a nice comment directed at me.  In fact, quite insulting.  I shop in many different places and prefer to buy when on sale.  I've gotten some nice sweaters at Mens Wearhouse (Joseph Aboud) that I enjoy wearing.  

For massage sure, he’s great! But extras - expect a conversation 10 minutes into massage by being poked and being taken out of the experience. Maybe it’s helpful to just say what you want before he starts and what that would be in terms of tip. For me…that’s less enjoyable. I like the organic and natural flow of things and that’s part of the allure. And I’ll tip well if it’s great. The negotiations kill it for me. 

The flow was def weird. Maybe I’ve been spoiled by really great massages and amazing chemistry that this just didn’t do it for me. I mean, I started to think about Lucky Burger across the street mid massage and what I would order. 🤣
 

To me his argument was that the look was more mainstream and acceptable to gay and straight men alike than the previous comments suggested. A legitimate point of view, one can agree or disagree, and I didn't detect any suggestion that Men's Warehouse was a fancy brand, just that it's mainstream and omnipresent, which seems like an obvious fact to me.
BTW I find that "arguments" "I am this, I am that, me, me, me" hurt one's credibility. Those that have good points to make typically don't resort to "proof by intimidation."

That's not a nice comment directed at me.  In fact, quite insulting.  I shop in many different places and prefer to buy when on sale.  I've gotten some nice sweaters at Mens Wearhouse (Joseph Aboud) that I enjoy wearing.  

That's not a nice comment directed at me.  In fact, quite insulting.  I shop in many different places and prefer to buy when on sale.  I've gotten some nice sweaters at Mens Wearhouse (Joseph Aboud) that I enjoy wearing.  

photos lead to an Instagram/OnlyFans guy in Poland (https://www.instagram.com/bubamat. 
I reached out to him on IG and he confirmed he's located in Poland and this profile isn't him:

Good body! Only Erotic, yummm.

New one popped up.
 
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With that body, I don't care what shirt he wears as long as it comes off easily.

Oh cool, thanks! I was telling a friend I thought maybe South Asian. Hot af

I don't know why you would say that. I literally saw him, and he's there today, for example. Also was given his name by one of the owners when I was checking in about scheduling an appt. 
 
Anyway, highly recommended!

Peak is a VERY intuitive masseur and I always hired him for an hour massage.
Our sexual history was mostly off the clock.
But being a regular customer and a good tipper sometimes has it's perks. 😉
SO as far as anal-action YMMV with him.

I took a shot and don’t regret it. He is definitely very skilled and does very good massage. I went for therapeutic and it was very very good. I recommend him. He’s a bit flamboyant in person and has twinkish body. 

"Hey there. I am $175 for 60 min and $210 for 90 min. I am located in Bushwick Brooklyn directly off the L train. However also incredibly happy to travel to Manhattan. I have a head piece that can connect to any bed and create a comfortable massage table experience. And as of now my schedule can be very flexible, especially if traveling.
I've studied tantra across the globe and have taught it for the past year and a half. So the sessions can be super customizable. I take ample time at the top of our session to chat, and get to know you and what you're looking for. We go ahead and pick at least one objective/ intention. Such as "to let go," "to be here, present. "To grow." "To heat up." Etc.
I pride myself on each session being totally unique from person to person based on our chat at the beginning."

Have lost track of how many providers have “boasted” (perhaps trying to bond) about how they recently screwed over some ethnicity / age / body type they assumed they could belittle in conversation 
I asked  one regular why he had redone his profile to insert “white” to describe himself in almost every other sentence. He talked about the rise of “race play” (no judgement) and how that was coded signaling,  but then went on to tell me his theories of how the world should work - him taking peoples money while treating them like cr*p as he can etc (eg not deliver on what was promised but still take the money).  it’s how I imagine much of the “straight” provider framing to be (again no disrespect to clients who seek that out) 

I find that this way of thinking also rears its ugly head when it comes to dealing with people of different ethnicities and class.  Their inherited prejudices will come through in other aspects as well, not only with sexuality.

indeed

This has gotten ridiculous.

There are actual professional "sacred intimates" who incorporate full-on sex in their practice. According to them, it's a form of therapy for people who are afraid of sexual intimacy.
I'm not sure if this guy does that, but I'm sure it's on the "table."

A similar topic has been started.  Also look in the Europe travel forum for more recommendations in the west village of Paris.
 
https://www.companyofmen.org/topic/151011-west-village-paris-mens-spa/?do=findComment&comment=2279893

And says "he's open 24 hours for you"!  I've not seen that before.