RunnerGuy

Handsome, fit guy. Very stylish apartment but parking may be difficult in Weho so you may want to give yourself a couple extra minutes if you aren't using Lyft or Uber.

I had a very similar experience. The masseur had done a fantastic full body massage, including reflexology foot work -- which I love. He forgot to wipe the oil off my feet, and in my relaxed bliss I didn't notice. I walked over to the restroom and wiped out on the floor, almost ripping the towel rack that I had used to catch myself off the wall. I apologized profusely but he did even more, regretting to have not wiped off the excess oil. I gave him a big tip for the repair. The other time I went to see a guy that was allegedly a pro. I was disappointed it was a bed instead of a table and there wasn't even a towel, just some blankets. Very fuzzy blankets. I was either allergic to the material or having the wooly bits up my nose. He was using deep pressure so my face was really in it. The irritation was too much and I sneezed all over my own face and lay in it for awhile.

I had a very meh, very expensive massage at Mandalay Bay a few months ago. It came with aromatherapy, but the masseur wasn't particularly well-versed in the product and didn't communicate well. We spent about 5 minutes talking about the options, when I realized it was cutting into my massage time and just told him to pick whatever. It was extremely perfunctory and oily. I've had good massages at the Qua baths at Caesars, but it was awhile ago and I don't recall the masseur's name. He was strong and attentive, though.

Handsome muscular guy. How tall is he?

Big Dale, I have never interacted with you in person to my knowledge. Truly and honestly. It seems that if anyone says something about you that you find objectionable (I said I thought you were "kinda cocky" -- which anyone is free to judge for themselves) you take issue. Happy to take this conversation offline, but if not, I simply won't engage with you further on this forum.

It's typical of gay men to assign worth to a big cock -- something no one has any control over -- and reduce themselves to infantile begging. A person may have major character flaws but they're ignored if he is hung. Yes, back to topic. I'm average hung but lean so don't mind it in the "up" position as my torso creates a bit of a "slot" for it. I hate feeling my dick and especially my balls crushed and some of my masseurs push down quite hard. Fortunately a lot of them also do stretching both face up and face down so the twig and berries get a chance to breathe.

That's high on the list of preferred types there so I'm sure it worked out well.

Nothing has changed except the name. Same guys, good massages, ymmv. I keep getting the same masseur despite booking different dates and times. Would love to hear from anyone else, especially about Armond.

Any updates on this Weho spot?

Are you Caucasian yourself?

It's always busy at Century.

Yeah, it's been well established that those aren't his photos. His nude photos were carefully cropped photos of a BelAmi porn star named Chance (from like 10-15 years ago -- who does that?).

Mandalay is still the place to play.

How do you know he does not do massage anymore? His ad seems active and it appears he checked it just a few days ago? Did he tell you directly?

Have you tried using the way back machine to see if you can retrieve any of your content?

Abele's pecs are spectacular.

Well, it is a holiday weekend (Passover/Easter/420) so he may be out of town or unavailable. Maybe cut the guy some slack? "Ask me" pricing is always a little bit of a red flag though. And I always laugh when guys go crazy for blue eyes, which is just a genetic variance. If you have blue eyes and a big dick you're valued more.

Recent Yelp reviews are not positive at all.

Maybe they have high turnover on their masseurs. Maybe they are illegal immigrants. Maybe they just want privacy. Burke Williams doesn't have photos of their staff. Neither does Voda, West Hollywood or several other spas. If looks are important to you over skill, there are other sites for that.

This is my home location. My main masseur left a few months ago. I would say most of the other male masseurs are fine (excluding one guy who was fresh out of school and not as good but his name eludes me at the moment). It's actually one of the newer locations (old one was on Sunset) and compact (everything is in one area except the dry sauna). I like the large showers better than say, Santa Monica. Like any place (especially with moisture) things wear down. But they finally repaired the sauna door which was warped and not closing for awhile. They can do a better job with taking towels and cups out of the steamroom (which is all glass so they should see when it's messy) but the other areas are kept clean. The crowd is chill. Some light action but the layout doesn't really allow it. Despite being Weho/Hollywood, there is no attitude here. The Santa Monica location has some weird/hostile energy.

Sorry but disagree with you on this point. Open sores can be a sign of transmittable diseases or infection (herpes, impetigo, etc). For his safety and that of future/other clients, he absolutely can say no. Even if the cause is more benign (acne), open sores can become infected or irritated from massage or oils used.

It's been mentioned in a few previous threads: https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/m4m-spas-in-la.105475/ https://www.companyofmen.org/threads/los-angeles-spas-with-handsy-massuers.125016/ Most said it was mediocre. Google maps pulls up a not great street shot.

That's a shame. I find (his old photos) incredibly sexy.

Looks like there's been some turnaround with the masseurs in Hollywood since I've been gone. Any recent recommendations?

I was terrified of that piercing getting caught and ripped out.