NativeNewYorkGuy

Why not just answer, "Not today--we're just serving mixed drinks, beer, hard seltzers, and soft drinks. But next time feel free to bring a bottle!"

It's too bad, because I was planning on taking a second mortgage or whatever to pay for one of his sessions next time he came to the US. I thought he was a little kooky, but probably worth it for the experience he seemed to provide. Now he seems not kooky but a little crazy. I certainly don't want to pay to be called demonic" just because I want some body contact, mutual touch, and a release along with my new-age mumbo-jumbo. Seriously, though, I feel bad for him. He must be in pain.

Has anyone else seen his very long Instagram message today? I couldn't quite understand what he was going on about--is he giving up erotic massage? If anyone can explain, I'd appreciate it. About my hypocrisy. About today's day of rebirth. About the call signs of the devil during sex.

I had a massage from LouisMonti a few months ago and left this review on RentMasseur: "LouisMonti gives a deep, soulful, connected massage. His warmth, his passion, and his yoga knowledge make for a pretty perfect massage. I can honestly say I lost myself in his hands--which is ultimately what we really want from a sensual massage. I recommend him highly."

Is it just me or would anyone else like to get a massage from a hot Mormon man who starts out in his secret Mormon underwear and slowly strips down?

I have.

Or French, for that matter. But if massage is his profession, or even his pastime, I would expect him to have figured out that the two words are different. All I'm saying is that if he hasn't figured that much out, he's most likely unskilled.

I would never go to a male practitioner who calls himself a "masseuse." Never.

We should form a club and compare notes.

I would never. Nickel-and-diming is anathema to me.

But then what would be the rate for an hour of massage and a half hour of full service?

So he didn't send you a request to link? It was was just suggested to you by the algorithm? It's 2023, and it meant nothing. It happens to all of us, and you should have just chuckled to yourself and snooped at his profile pics.

He's very handsome and very sexy. I recommend him.

"Self-release" is a disqualifier for a sensual or erotic massage. I'd rather spend that money on a legit therapeutic massage with no release than to be expected to release myself.

Me too.

He posts here all the time, and I've developed a kind of crush on him. If I were going to Dallas, I would definitely book a 90-minute or even a 2-hour session with him.

I draw the line at online deposits in advance, but if the profile intrigues me, I will have a conversation about the "ask" rate.

Following.

But isn't the recurring theme on this board that not everyone who is looking for something "beyond a hand job" is looking for the same thing? Erotic massage means something different to every client and every masseur. Some would like an erotic massage to end in one-way oral, others would like it to end in mutual oral, and then there are those who want the massage to escalate to topping or bottoming, among other possibilities. Surely you're not saying that a single rate applies to those very different situations?

I tried him my first night on my recent trip to Miami and had such a good experience I went back on my last night. This is what I posted on RentMasseur: There are masseurs and massages you enjoy and then there are masseurs who go far beyond that. Alex is that masseur. He touched me so deeply I felt that not only will I remember his massage forever, but also somehow I have known him all my life, I have been waiting for his massage all my life. His therapeutic skills are world-class, but his intuitive orientation, his erotic touch, and his Tantric training combine to create a massage that is simultaneously powerful and intimate. His tall, strong physical beauty is matched by a sweet, sensitive comforting soul. Days later, I am still in awe at the connection I felt. I feel lucky to have had his massage.

Did you take the plunge? How was the water?

Has anyone experienced his massage recently?

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I just had a massage with him last week. His massage is very Tantra-based--real, Eastern Tantra and not just the word to imply sensual or erotic massage. This is what I posted on RM: The moment you enter BrandonKnight's massage space, you are entering a world of magic and healing. His physical understanding of the body and his spiritual understanding of the principles of Tantra work together to create a massage like no other. I felt safe and caressed and held and healed. I even tried to book a follow-up session on the last day of my trip, something I never do. I look forward to an even-longer session with him next time we are in the same city.

By the way, Mahatma Gandhi NEVER said that quote about the customer being the most important visitor. A huge percentage of quotes found in Internet memes are fake. Usually, it's unlikely quotes (with very contemporary psychobabble or buzzwords) attributed to people like Abraham Lincoln or Mark Twain. Apparently, there is a large amount of fake Gandhi quotes out there too. DID GANDHI REALLY SAY THAT? 7 GANDHI QUOTES THAT ARE TOTALLY FAKE The basic rule-of-thumb is that if the quote makes you say, "Wow! Can you believe that so-and-so said such-and-such?--it's probably fake.