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I agree. Grindr etc with some discretion. Hopefully MassuerFinder will survive. In NYC and FLL the lapdance bars are going to get more packed.

I do. Once you start networking a couple BelAmi guys in Europe you end up with a couple hundred clients and providers as friends. Doesn't work in US. https://www.boytoy.com/forums/topic/27775-preferred-escort-site/?do=findComment&comment=167013

If they survive SESTA good but I know the number of ads has dropped a lot already some in cities.

massage. with shirt on.

There already is a harsh downturn in clients on MassuerFinder just from the "no shirtless photos" policy last week. Demand has dropped. Supply and demand matters even in escorting because most clients assume they have to "try out" a certain number to find one or a couple they want to repeat a lot. A client is much more likely to "try out" someone at 200 than 300. After someone is a regular the financial benefits can rise rapidly.

The title of the thread is probably misleading. This was done under existing law not SESTA. That bill was held until 4/5 by Congress and just sent to Trump for signing. Evidently they wanted to plan a grand signing ceremony. The norm now has become to treat escorting and child sex trafficking as the same thing. SESTA does that and the ad from the NYPD does that. Now Backpage too. The logical extension of this will be to treat porn also as child sex trafficking because some sex trafficking is to film "victims" in porn. Plus porn is basically paying someone to have sex. And what of bars that have "private dance areas" where people are paid to have sex. Certainly promoting them on the internet would be a crime. Maybe just their existence. Who knows how far this slippery slope will go. What we're seeing now is just the result of the crackdown on sex and even nudity that Google, Instagram and Facebook have been doing for months. It's just the tip of the iceberg. The US government, both the executive and Congress, has been bristling at what they see as an internet full of criticism of the government over which the government in the US has very little control. Government means to assert it's control over the internet in a very mean and harsh way.

yes, no, yes

Strip clubs are great.......if you're a stripper. Otherwise you have to compete with a bunch of naked muscle guys swinging hard cocks and firm asses around. Maybe wear a bright color?

Backpage a 504

Super nice Greek guy. A little older than he seems in pics although they're recent. Enjoyed topping him since he usually doesn't.

Just ask Matt on Johnsons FB page.

SESTA presented to Trump today. He has 10 days to sign, not including Sundays. https://adultbizlaw.com/2018/04/05/fosta-now-with-trump-for-signature/ By some procedure Congress held the bill until today 4/5, timing it to go to Trump at a certain time. Most likely they wanted to get a large signing ceremony prepared. They're gonna milk this like Stormy with a thousand dollar trick. https://adultbizlaw.com/2018/04/05/waiting-on-fosta-fosta-watch-day15/

Sunglasses Plenty of guys on MF like you who don't want their face shown are now wearing sunglasses. I guess for the super discreet you could also wear a baseball cap. Skin-tight (even wet) t shirts and tank tops are still allowed and popular.

I always notice the pics in hotel elevator mirrors and hotel bathroom mirrors. This is their normal "place of business" and pretty much what the guy looks like on arrival. They do have really messy bathrooms at home.

And the Senate and House of Representatives is said to be in session on any particular day when it is meeting. https://www.senate.gov/reference/Index/Sessions.htm If Congress were considered in session it would have become law without the president's signature in 10 days. I'm stumped. I have heard that a lot of the SESTA and other tech stuff is pushed behind the scenes by Oracle who is competing with Amazon for a multi-billion dollar government cloud contract. Oracle is bitter enemies with Google. It's the major pro-Trump tech outfit and it's top officers are considered candidates for Trump appointments. update- The bill was held back and presented to Trunp by Congress on 4/5.

I'm sure there are some OnlyFans posters who wouldn't take a date for money. Not many, but some. I'm amazed that Twitter/OnlyFans and Tumbler are the only two platforms that so far seem to not care when they have the most sex. A bit like arresting the hotel manager in the sting. That's what SESTA is about.

I think it's the servers and legal HQ that matter for RentMen. (Not that it will help under the new law).

Then I assume MF is trying hard to stay in business and isn't taking new reviews until they can cleanse current ones of any sexual references. Of course RentMen did away with publishing written portions of reviews in the US long ago. Maybe MF will do this too. The greater immediate problem is that the number of masseurs listing on MF is plunging after the "no shirtless" rule.

The sites making a lot of money are making an effort to skirt the coming filters. The ones not making money are packing it in. What kills me is Twitter/OnlyFans which is overwhelming porn and models saying "I am available for the next 4 hours on RentMan".

The testimonials are still there. I assume you have to sign in to leave a review. MF is doing it's best to avoid the law and blocking.

I wouldn't put Tomas DeCastro that high. There are much better Czechs, even in Prague.

Well I can attest that TheBlueEyed in DC is a fraud. Site says he was verified by meeting ! If that's him it was at least 10 years ago and many pounds ago. He pops up under different names constantly and travels constantly. One name never lasts more than a month. I basically paid him $300 to leave he was so ugly. He makes a fortune doing this scam.

Ads on Rentmen and MassuerFinder both.

Do what some in DC have tried where pot is legal but selling it is not. They sell cupcakes for $60 and give an eight of pot as a "freebie". (No, the cops don't buy that). Escorts can sell cupcakes.

From my experiences, yes, you are wrong. Law enforcement seems to go after gay activity much out of proportion to the perhaps 10% of the population. Maybe they try for 50/50 or maybe there's just an innate hatred of gay men by many in law enforcement and they try to figure an angle to arrest them because they're natural targets as a group. But gays are going to be subject to this more.