Vegas_Millennial

Yes, you should send money to guys who ask for it. ———————————————————— Please send me money. Contact details below. Thanks 😆 In your case, @Jamie21, it wouldn't be a scam because I have already hired you when I was in London and you are worth every penny (or tupunce, shilling, or whatever you guys use there)

Same here

I first saw that question asked on a form at my local public health office circa 2006. My employer started asking that question on its job application forms "for statistical purposes only" circa 2013.

Here's a video from circa 2015 explaining common gay men body type classifications. Twunk hadn't made the list yet, but some other terms are very entertaining 😉

That is great insight into why some gay men prefer to hire straight or bisexual men. If an escort has learned to please a woman, then he should certainly have an easier time to please a man. Makes sense to me

That's what I was trying to say. A great top usually has some bottom experience. By all means, I want a top who is enjoying himself in my hole and using it for his pleasure first. But, spend a few minutes on my (the bottom's) pleasure and then I'll return the favor

The Phoenix was still open in February when I was there

So, should I send a deposit to scammers or not? We need a few more hundred threads about this so I can be sure if I need to never send money to someone I've never met or not.

Have you ever received a handjob or blowjob for someone who did not enjoy giving it? It's horrible! My experiences of this were when I was younger and would frequent cheap massage parlors seeking a good massage. I was unaware that these places prey on cheep labor and solicit sexual services, so I always found it awkward when the masseur or masseuse would start to give me a handjob or blowjob. I finally learned to tell these providers to stop, because the handjobs and blowjobs were so bad. Now, I avoid almost all cheap massage parlors for this very reason.

In my experience, bottoms make the best tops 😉 If you know, you know

Be very careful using credit cards at strip clubs in Mexico. The previous strip club at B-Mine's location (Pervert) had several reviews from customers who were scammed by staff. The customers tried to pay with credit card, and the staff told the customers the card was declined and had to use the ATM and pay the tab with cash. Then, when each customer returned home, the customers found the credit card charge had indeed gone through so they paid twice. They couldn't dispute the charge with the credit card company because it wasn't a duplicate charge. This almost happened to me at Pervert (now B-Mine) in Puerto Vallarta. I paid my tab with a credit card, and when staff told me the charge didn't go through and I had to pay in cash, I immediately called my credit card company to find out why the charge didn't go through. After waiting on hold for what seemed like an eternity, the credit card company told me the charge went through. As soon as I told the staff that they said okay and let me be on my way. It was only later that I read the multiple reviews of this same scan which got other customers paying twice. I was able to catch it, but the staff is counting on you being drunk and wanting to leave to go meet more guys

In my experience, the few masseurs I've had to ask if they will go shirtless or provide more sensual are never as good as the masseurs who can read the room and offer it freely without being asked. I've learned to just enjoy a good therapeutic massage for what it is. As long as I can be naked and the masseur goes deep and thorough on all the muscle groups in a 2 hour session, I'm happy (yes, even without an ending of the same name).

This looks like Barcelona to me...I can tell because I recognize the ass of the young man on the left. 😊 I was correct, it is outside the National Art Museum in Barcelona. Here's a Google Map link to the location, although the young man in this photo is not there on Google Maps 😆 Google Maps MAPS.APP.GOO.GL

This looks like Barcelona to me...I can tell because I recognize the ass of the young man on the left. 😊

In 7 states, including California and Nevada, laws don't allow the "tip credit" and servers are paid at least the full minimum wage plus keep all tips. So, based on the logic of tipping sub-minimum wage employees, should a customer not tip his server in California or Nevada but continue to tip his server in Colorado or Nebraska? I do agree with tipping a service employee whose retail price is set by his employer (regardless of his wage , which is unknown to me) and not tipping an owner or independent contractor who sets his own retail rate.

I think the fact that you found him on MF will tell you he's more therapeutic. RentMass is another story. In 2020, there was a discussion on whether the men on masseurfinder or rentmasseur were more open to extra activities. The result was mixed, with each person having his own success rate with men on either website. No obvious winner

I always hire Vlad in NYC to perform an outcall to my hotel in Manhattan. He doesn't bring a table, but the bed works out just fine and the message is really good deep tissue. His massage is among the best I've had, his pricing can't be beat (especially in NYC), and he's super sexy to look at 😉 https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/44728/

This is the best definition right here

You might find the discussion you are looking for in the "Questions About Hiring" forum instead of the Lounge, since this is a question about hiring. Using the Search 🔎 button on top of the page for "Worship" and searching the Questions About Hiring forum yields this identical topic:

You can if you want; but, I'd avoid touching the floors or any fabric. Lots can happen in those booths and they are not cleaned after each customer 😉

So we don't get too far off topic of warning others of this particular man for hire, here's a link to an exciting topic all about age shaving:

That's one of my favorite movies! I often remind myself to play the Glad Game. It works for all generations. More Gen Z's should try it (trying to stay on topic). I'll start with an example: As a Millennial, I am glad that I had a childhood before the Internet and cell phones.

At least Gen Z is doing better than Millennials were doing 15 years ago when you factor inflation. The video says Gen Z has 14% more college debt than Millennials, yet that's far below total inflation over the past 15 years. Gen Z may have to deal with entry level jobs not keeping pace with 2021-2024 inflation, whereas Millennials couldn't even find every level jobs as their unemployment was the highest since the Great Depression. Any young person will be okay if he stops whining, lives within his means (it's okay to share an apartment with multiple roommates, even with multiple adults in a bedroom), and focus on making himself indispensable to his employer.