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I’m super curious how receptive the masses are going to be per the emergence of more gender-neutral and FTM providers on the various hiring outlets, considering archetypes have always dominated the market.

You missed me.

You googled the definition, didn’t you? Look at you being...resourceful.

I was being facetious, rowdy.

Oh lord. What are you going to do when Almighty+ (prep+) comes out? I can’t wait for your commentary.

And the most accurate, of course

These WebMD threads are my fave.

Home location or where someone says they are located (for hiring purposes) wont always correlate with where they are GSP wise. Every time we login the app/website ask us if we would like to share our location which benefits clients that utilize the “near me” feature which then organizes providers on the grid similar to how Grindr would, by GSP location. So while he said he was in West Hollywood, he may have been elsewhere at the time he messaged you. Additionally, one may manually enter a physical address for business/visibility purposes but may not actually be in that area.

At this point, with the growing number of ways to identify oneself when it comes to even being a sprinkle of gay, I just hit everyone with “sure.” Zebra, .02357% gay....good for you, kid. You can’t argue with anyone when it comes to how they choose to identify themselves.

Both. Do both.

From where? Connecticut?

Specify height, weight and body type with the advanced search filters, that’ll simplify the process. “Black” and “muscular” are way too vague.

Slim to none but you neverrrr know.

Great. Now you have a bit more credibility! Good luck!

Complicated. “Hot” scenarios, I suppose...but no reputable hotel’s security is letting a “pizza man” or a man in a Halloween costume (uniform, lol) go upstairs. -An escort who likes to eat and whose Uber Eats food always gets stopped at reception. Just leave a damn key lol.

You guys are making it way more complicated than it needs to be lol.

Leave a second room key with reception in the escort’s name. If the escort does not want to give the name on his government issued-ID (although they seldom ever ask me for one) just tell reception you have a guest coming and they’ll give your name and room number upon arrival. Granted you booked the room for two and not one and are allowed a second person in the room. Easy. You can imagine we’ve dealt with a lot of whimsical scenarios. Reception ask very few questions. They know what’s going on.

The website is sketchy. I’d invest in a basic RentMen account first.

About 85% of them are horrible but you gentlemen aren’t hiring copywriters, so.

I crossed paths with a NYC regular at Biennale in Venice (Italy) this summer... with his wife. Imagine the shock. We both could’ve dropped dead. It’s happened before and it’s always awkward, for different reasons. I.E. I’m not alone, or the content of the exchange is unprofessional and I’m not “on the clock.” Quick nod or hello as someone said above and keep it moving is ideal.

100%. Also take into account if I see a client username leaving reviews frequently, has gifted more than a handful of escorts and leaves well written reviews (visible via VPN), than that confirms he is a reputable client. On the same token, if I see a client’s name on escort’s that have reputations for being “bad seeds,” I tend to avoid them. Birds of a feather..

https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/how-to-clean-your-ass-best-instructional-ive-seen.125234/#post-1305493

This will vary on a situation-by-situation basis, as not every session is the same, nor is the chemistry between an escort and different clients. Communicating you are reserved prior to meeting is totally fine (and appreciated), as well as communicating you’d like to “jump right into things.” It’s ok to give your prospective provider a little direction before the actual engagement.

RentMen is the platform.