MichaelV

I'm not a huge fan of Denver, and this guy is not my normal "type", but he has a lot of stamina and knows how to use that thing.  He also gives a decent massage.
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I was in the same situation a few years back.  A RM hire became a friend, we would hang out (non-sexual) have dinner, etc.  He had fallen on hard times, wanted out of the business, and needed some help.  I offered him a place to stay and we made an agreement (verbal and written).  All went pretty well for about 4 months - there were times he was jealous of me going out on my own, having friends, over, etc.  I think even though we had a clear agreement that we were friends, there were expectations beyond my control.  He ended up losing his job and went back to escorting, using drugs and alcohol, and basically "squatting" in his room.  Even with the written and signed agreement in place, it was VERY difficult to get him out.  Long story, it ended up costing me a ton of money, stress, and heartache.  From my experience, I say do not do it - too much could go wrong and legally it is very hard to kick someone out of your home, even if you own it.  I'm one who always likes to see the best in people and help when I can, but I am going to be much wiser when it comes to my home in the future.  Good luck!

I was in the same situation a few years back.  A RM hire became a friend, we would hang out (non-sexual) have dinner, etc.  He had fallen on hard times, wanted out of the business, and needed some help.  I offered him a place to stay and we made an agreement (verbal and written).  All went pretty well for about 4 months - there were times he was jealous of me going out on my own, having friends, over, etc.  I think even though we had a clear agreement that we were friends, there were expectations beyond my control.  He ended up losing his job and went back to escorting, using drugs and alcohol, and basically "squatting" in his room.  Even with the written and signed agreement in place, it was VERY difficult to get him out.  Long story, it ended up costing me a ton of money, stress, and heartache.  From my experience, I say do not do it - too much could go wrong and legally it is very hard to kick someone out of your home, even if you own it.  I'm one who always likes to see the best in people and help when I can, but I am going to be much wiser when it comes to my home in the future.  Good luck!

I was in the same situation a few years back.  A RM hire became a friend, we would hang out (non-sexual) have dinner, etc.  He had fallen on hard times, wanted out of the business, and needed some help.  I offered him a place to stay and we made an agreement (verbal and written).  All went pretty well for about 4 months - there were times he was jealous of me going out on my own, having friends, over, etc.  I think even though we had a clear agreement that we were friends, there were expectations beyond my control.  He ended up losing his job and went back to escorting, using drugs and alcohol, and basically "squatting" in his room.  Even with the written and signed agreement in place, it was VERY difficult to get him out.  Long story, it ended up costing me a ton of money, stress, and heartache.  From my experience, I say do not do it - too much could go wrong and legally it is very hard to kick someone out of your home, even if you own it.  I'm one who always likes to see the best in people and help when I can, but I am going to be much wiser when it comes to my home in the future.  Good luck!

I was in the same situation a few years back.  A RM hire became a friend, we would hang out (non-sexual) have dinner, etc.  He had fallen on hard times, wanted out of the business, and needed some help.  I offered him a place to stay and we made an agreement (verbal and written).  All went pretty well for about 4 months - there were times he was jealous of me going out on my own, having friends, over, etc.  I think even though we had a clear agreement that we were friends, there were expectations beyond my control.  He ended up losing his job and went back to escorting, using drugs and alcohol, and basically "squatting" in his room.  Even with the written and signed agreement in place, it was VERY difficult to get him out.  Long story, it ended up costing me a ton of money, stress, and heartache.  From my experience, I say do not do it - too much could go wrong and legally it is very hard to kick someone out of your home, even if you own it.  I'm one who always likes to see the best in people and help when I can, but I am going to be much wiser when it comes to my home in the future.  Good luck!

I was in the same situation a few years back.  A RM hire became a friend, we would hang out (non-sexual) have dinner, etc.  He had fallen on hard times, wanted out of the business, and needed some help.  I offered him a place to stay and we made an agreement (verbal and written).  All went pretty well for about 4 months - there were times he was jealous of me going out on my own, having friends, over, etc.  I think even though we had a clear agreement that we were friends, there were expectations beyond my control.  He ended up losing his job and went back to escorting, using drugs and alcohol, and basically "squatting" in his room.  Even with the written and signed agreement in place, it was VERY difficult to get him out.  Long story, it ended up costing me a ton of money, stress, and heartache.  From my experience, I say do not do it - too much could go wrong and legally it is very hard to kick someone out of your home, even if you own it.  I'm one who always likes to see the best in people and help when I can, but I am going to be much wiser when it comes to my home in the future.  Good luck!

I was in the same situation a few years back.  A RM hire became a friend, we would hang out (non-sexual) have dinner, etc.  He had fallen on hard times, wanted out of the business, and needed some help.  I offered him a place to stay and we made an agreement (verbal and written).  All went pretty well for about 4 months - there were times he was jealous of me going out on my own, having friends, over, etc.  I think even though we had a clear agreement that we were friends, there were expectations beyond my control.  He ended up losing his job and went back to escorting, using drugs and alcohol, and basically "squatting" in his room.  Even with the written and signed agreement in place, it was VERY difficult to get him out.  Long story, it ended up costing me a ton of money, stress, and heartache.  From my experience, I say do not do it - too much could go wrong and legally it is very hard to kick someone out of your home, even if you own it.  I'm one who always likes to see the best in people and help when I can, but I am going to be much wiser when it comes to my home in the future.  Good luck!

I was in the same situation a few years back.  A RM hire became a friend, we would hang out (non-sexual) have dinner, etc.  He had fallen on hard times, wanted out of the business, and needed some help.  I offered him a place to stay and we made an agreement (verbal and written).  All went pretty well for about 4 months - there were times he was jealous of me going out on my own, having friends, over, etc.  I think even though we had a clear agreement that we were friends, there were expectations beyond my control.  He ended up losing his job and went back to escorting, using drugs and alcohol, and basically "squatting" in his room.  Even with the written and signed agreement in place, it was VERY difficult to get him out.  Long story, it ended up costing me a ton of money, stress, and heartache.  From my experience, I say do not do it - too much could go wrong and legally it is very hard to kick someone out of your home, even if you own it.  I'm one who always likes to see the best in people and help when I can, but I am going to be much wiser when it comes to my home in the future.  Good luck!

I was in the same situation a few years back.  A RM hire became a friend, we would hang out (non-sexual) have dinner, etc.  He had fallen on hard times, wanted out of the business, and needed some help.  I offered him a place to stay and we made an agreement (verbal and written).  All went pretty well for about 4 months - there were times he was jealous of me going out on my own, having friends, over, etc.  I think even though we had a clear agreement that we were friends, there were expectations beyond my control.  He ended up losing his job and went back to escorting, using drugs and alcohol, and basically "squatting" in his room.  Even with the written and signed agreement in place, it was VERY difficult to get him out.  Long story, it ended up costing me a ton of money, stress, and heartache.  From my experience, I say do not do it - too much could go wrong and legally it is very hard to kick someone out of your home, even if you own it.  I'm one who always likes to see the best in people and help when I can, but I am going to be much wiser when it comes to my home in the future.  Good luck!

I was in the same situation a few years back.  A RM hire became a friend, we would hang out (non-sexual) have dinner, etc.  He had fallen on hard times, wanted out of the business, and needed some help.  I offered him a place to stay and we made an agreement (verbal and written).  All went pretty well for about 4 months - there were times he was jealous of me going out on my own, having friends, over, etc.  I think even though we had a clear agreement that we were friends, there were expectations beyond my control.  He ended up losing his job and went back to escorting, using drugs and alcohol, and basically "squatting" in his room.  Even with the written and signed agreement in place, it was VERY difficult to get him out.  Long story, it ended up costing me a ton of money, stress, and heartache.  From my experience, I say do not do it - too much could go wrong and legally it is very hard to kick someone out of your home, even if you own it.  I'm one who always likes to see the best in people and help when I can, but I am going to be much wiser when it comes to my home in the future.  Good luck!

I was in the same situation a few years back.  A RM hire became a friend, we would hang out (non-sexual) have dinner, etc.  He had fallen on hard times, wanted out of the business, and needed some help.  I offered him a place to stay and we made an agreement (verbal and written).  All went pretty well for about 4 months - there were times he was jealous of me going out on my own, having friends, over, etc.  I think even though we had a clear agreement that we were friends, there were expectations beyond my control.  He ended up losing his job and went back to escorting, using drugs and alcohol, and basically "squatting" in his room.  Even with the written and signed agreement in place, it was VERY difficult to get him out.  Long story, it ended up costing me a ton of money, stress, and heartache.  From my experience, I say do not do it - too much could go wrong and legally it is very hard to kick someone out of your home, even if you own it.  I'm one who always likes to see the best in people and help when I can, but I am going to be much wiser when it comes to my home in the future.  Good luck!

I was in the same situation a few years back.  A RM hire became a friend, we would hang out (non-sexual) have dinner, etc.  He had fallen on hard times, wanted out of the business, and needed some help.  I offered him a place to stay and we made an agreement (verbal and written).  All went pretty well for about 4 months - there were times he was jealous of me going out on my own, having friends, over, etc.  I think even though we had a clear agreement that we were friends, there were expectations beyond my control.  He ended up losing his job and went back to escorting, using drugs and alcohol, and basically "squatting" in his room.  Even with the written and signed agreement in place, it was VERY difficult to get him out.  Long story, it ended up costing me a ton of money, stress, and heartache.  From my experience, I say do not do it - too much could go wrong and legally it is very hard to kick someone out of your home, even if you own it.  I'm one who always likes to see the best in people and help when I can, but I am going to be much wiser when it comes to my home in the future.  Good luck!

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