Scott Dixon

Give him a try and report back to us!  
He sometimes has an ad on Rentmasseur under the name RayJayz (or something like that).  
Seems intriguing!

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He's coming to Houston, or I think is here now.  It took some doing, but he eventually responded to me and we have an appointment this coming Tuesday morning.  He told me his hotel and everything.  We'll see! 

He's coming to Houston, or I think is here now.  It took some doing, but he eventually responded to me and we have an appointment this coming Tuesday morning.  He told me his hotel and everything.  We'll see! 

Amazing dearth of ejaculate here, all things considered.

No direct experience but:  My go-to masseur has done 4-hands with this masseur, and recommended him to me. I contacted him once via this RtMasseur ad under the name Kevin Ferrer. He was prompt to respond, courteous, and seemed nice, but our schedules didn't mesh so it never happened. 

Here are my top picks, with a couple of caveats: 
1.  "Erotic" can be subjective. 
2.  YMMV.
Angel:  https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/39930/  (also advertises on RM as "Sacredmassage: or something like that)
Federico:  https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/41778/ (also on RM as "Rico")
Jay:  https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/161/
Bryan:  https://www.masseurfinder.com/massage-therapists/37685/ (also on RM)
Stefan:  https://rentmasseur.com/MasseurStefan
Jacob:  https://rentmasseur.com/Jacobblmt
Colin:  https://rentmasseur.com/collinmichaels
William:  https://www.facebook.com/willams.saantz (texts well in English; speaks very little English)

You are most welcome. 

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I couldn't agree more!

Nice to see a clip where over half of the time is actual massage... not just 3 minutes turned into sucking/fucking...

Sorry - let's try this link. The massage starts around 12:45. I'm looking for the full video but not sure it exists
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Hello!  These recommendations are based on my personal experience as an avid exerciser/singer/dancer massage aficionado who receives a massage about twice a month.  I recommend only those I consider the all-around best at the art and craft of what I believe you are seeking; of course, as they say, "YMMV."  For more detailed information about any of these, please send me a private message.  By the way, in case you don't know Houston, "not too far" can mean "less than an hour".  There's only one practitioner I know who is even reasonably close to IAH, and even that is relative.  I'll note him below.  In no particular order: 
Anthony (also on RentMasseur):
Male Massage by Anthony - massage/bodywork in Houston, TX - masseurfinder
WWW.MASSEURFINDER.COM  Jay: 
Healing & Tranquility by Jay - massage/bodywork in Houston, TX - masseurfinder
WWW.MASSEURFINDER.COM John: 
Massage Therapy by John - massage/bodywork in Houston, TX - masseurfinder
WWW.MASSEURFINDER.COM Scott (NEAREST ONE TO IAH):
Intuitive Bodywork by Scott - massage/bodywork in Humble, TX - masseurfinder
WWW.MASSEURFINDER.COM Bryan (NEXT NEAREST TO IAH): 
bryanmasssage on RentMasseur
RENTMASSEUR.COM View my profile on RentMasseur.com Jacob: 
Jacobblmt on RentMasseur
RENTMASSEUR.COM View my profile on RentMasseur.com MassagebyOlias on RentMasseur
RENTMASSEUR.COM View my profile on RentMasseur.com Miguel:  
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No fkg, but these two are a hot team.
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Ah. Thank you. Looks like one to avoid.

He's been discussed on here before.  Previously known as Rusty or Rustie.  

Possibly a repost… but these two are so hot together. 
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1.  Checking his phone. 
2.  Music stopping and having to be restarted. 
3.  Cooking something pungent. 
4.  Clicking sound coming from inside his mouth (such as clicking his tongue or maybe a TMJ issue). 
5.  Staying in one area too long. 
6.  Rough hands. 
7.  Stubble on the the forearms from shaving/waxing.
8.  Being hit/nudged by the lotion bottles hanging from his waistband "holster". 
9.  Bad breath, body odor, hands/fingers that smell like cigarettes. 
10.  Having an unkempt studio.  I've been known to turn around and leave at the sight of this, with a nominal fee for the inconvenience. 

1.  Checking his phone. 
2.  Music stopping and having to be restarted. 
3.  Cooking something pungent. 
4.  Clicking sound coming from inside his mouth (such as clicking his tongue or maybe a TMJ issue). 
5.  Staying in one area too long. 
6.  Rough hands. 
7.  Stubble on the the forearms from shaving/waxing.
8.  Being hit/nudged by the lotion bottles hanging from his waistband "holster". 
9.  Bad breath, body odor, hands/fingers that smell like cigarettes. 
10.  Having an unkempt studio.  I've been known to turn around and leave at the sight of this, with a nominal fee for the inconvenience. 

Need new stuff to keep this thread going

I am currently in the midst (or at the end, I pray) of a Sniffies harassment/blackmail attempt.  It's been going on for three or four days now, beginning out of nowhere when a random number with a New Jersey area code sent me a string of texts in quick succession containing the aforementioned threats, interspersed with photos (some clearly of me, and some--including penises--not of me), and a screenshot of a faux Sniffies chat mentioning my first name and my phone number.  How do I know it was faux?  Because I never created a profile on that site.  I entered it three times, hitting "cruise the map" when a gay friend said, "Hey, look at this!  Several of your neighbors are on here!"  I looked at it first on his phone, then on mine, for less than two minutes.  The second time, I was on a walk through the neighborhood and turned it on again when I was very close to the home of one of these Sniffy guys, just to verify it was him (and it was).  The third time was to show another gay neighbor.  These three times I was on that site, I did nothing except "cruise the map".  So I don't know if I was on there long enough for the thing to capture some of my data, or perhaps someone who knows me created a fake profile.  It doesn't really matter now because I'm in the throes of this ordeal, which I have reported to law enforcement and have a case number which I check periodically to see the progress.  The cybercriminal first demanded $5,000.00 by the end of that first day (contacting me at 2:00 p.m.).  I know now that I shouldn't have replied to him at all, but I told him that was not possible because I was on my way to work (for my part-time evening job), so he gave me until noon the following day.  He actually called me and again, I know I shouldn't have answered but his threats were really convincing.  He was obviously using a voice-distortion device and was very hard to hear and understand in his either authentic or made-up accent.  He told me, "Don't play games with me.  Take a photo of the cash and I'll tell you where to send it."  I recorded the call and sent it to the authorities to go along with my file, which by then included the whole string of texts, photos, screenshots.  Then I blocked his number.  After a few hours of solace, he contacted me from a Utah-based number.  That was yesterday, and this morning he has called twice from that number, which I blocked after I sent it to the cops.  I've also spoken with the Cyber Crimes Unit of Harris County (Houston), Texas; with my attorney; and with the FBI.  My house is under surveillance (plus I have cameras all over the place) until I tell them I feel safe again.  This whole thing is seriously disturbing, taxing, exhausting, and mysterious.  

I am currently in the midst (or at the end, I pray) of a Sniffies harassment/blackmail attempt.  It's been going on for three or four days now, beginning out of nowhere when a random number with a New Jersey area code sent me a string of texts in quick succession containing the aforementioned threats, interspersed with photos (some clearly of me, and some--including penises--not of me), and a screenshot of a faux Sniffies chat mentioning my first name and my phone number.  How do I know it was faux?  Because I never created a profile on that site.  I entered it three times, hitting "cruise the map" when a gay friend said, "Hey, look at this!  Several of your neighbors are on here!"  I looked at it first on his phone, then on mine, for less than two minutes.  The second time, I was on a walk through the neighborhood and turned it on again when I was very close to the home of one of these Sniffy guys, just to verify it was him (and it was).  The third time was to show another gay neighbor.  These three times I was on that site, I did nothing except "cruise the map".  So I don't know if I was on there long enough for the thing to capture some of my data, or perhaps someone who knows me created a fake profile.  It doesn't really matter now because I'm in the throes of this ordeal, which I have reported to law enforcement and have a case number which I check periodically to see the progress.  The cybercriminal first demanded $5,000.00 by the end of that first day (contacting me at 2:00 p.m.).  I know now that I shouldn't have replied to him at all, but I told him that was not possible because I was on my way to work (for my part-time evening job), so he gave me until noon the following day.  He actually called me and again, I know I shouldn't have answered but his threats were really convincing.  He was obviously using a voice-distortion device and was very hard to hear and understand in his either authentic or made-up accent.  He told me, "Don't play games with me.  Take a photo of the cash and I'll tell you where to send it."  I recorded the call and sent it to the authorities to go along with my file, which by then included the whole string of texts, photos, screenshots.  Then I blocked his number.  After a few hours of solace, he contacted me from a Utah-based number.  That was yesterday, and this morning he has called twice from that number, which I blocked after I sent it to the cops.  I've also spoken with the Cyber Crimes Unit of Harris County (Houston), Texas; with my attorney; and with the FBI.  My house is under surveillance (plus I have cameras all over the place) until I tell them I feel safe again.  This whole thing is seriously disturbing, taxing, exhausting, and mysterious.  

I am currently in the midst (or at the end, I pray) of a Sniffies harassment/blackmail attempt.  It's been going on for three or four days now, beginning out of nowhere when a random number with a New Jersey area code sent me a string of texts in quick succession containing the aforementioned threats, interspersed with photos (some clearly of me, and some--including penises--not of me), and a screenshot of a faux Sniffies chat mentioning my first name and my phone number.  How do I know it was faux?  Because I never created a profile on that site.  I entered it three times, hitting "cruise the map" when a gay friend said, "Hey, look at this!  Several of your neighbors are on here!"  I looked at it first on his phone, then on mine, for less than two minutes.  The second time, I was on a walk through the neighborhood and turned it on again when I was very close to the home of one of these Sniffy guys, just to verify it was him (and it was).  The third time was to show another gay neighbor.  These three times I was on that site, I did nothing except "cruise the map".  So I don't know if I was on there long enough for the thing to capture some of my data, or perhaps someone who knows me created a fake profile.  It doesn't really matter now because I'm in the throes of this ordeal, which I have reported to law enforcement and have a case number which I check periodically to see the progress.  The cybercriminal first demanded $5,000.00 by the end of that first day (contacting me at 2:00 p.m.).  I know now that I shouldn't have replied to him at all, but I told him that was not possible because I was on my way to work (for my part-time evening job), so he gave me until noon the following day.  He actually called me and again, I know I shouldn't have answered but his threats were really convincing.  He was obviously using a voice-distortion device and was very hard to hear and understand in his either authentic or made-up accent.  He told me, "Don't play games with me.  Take a photo of the cash and I'll tell you where to send it."  I recorded the call and sent it to the authorities to go along with my file, which by then included the whole string of texts, photos, screenshots.  Then I blocked his number.  After a few hours of solace, he contacted me from a Utah-based number.  That was yesterday, and this morning he has called twice from that number, which I blocked after I sent it to the cops.  I've also spoken with the Cyber Crimes Unit of Harris County (Houston), Texas; with my attorney; and with the FBI.  My house is under surveillance (plus I have cameras all over the place) until I tell them I feel safe again.  This whole thing is seriously disturbing, taxing, exhausting, and mysterious.  

I am currently in the midst (or at the end, I pray) of a Sniffies harassment/blackmail attempt.  It's been going on for three or four days now, beginning out of nowhere when a random number with a New Jersey area code sent me a string of texts in quick succession containing the aforementioned threats, interspersed with photos (some clearly of me, and some--including penises--not of me), and a screenshot of a faux Sniffies chat mentioning my first name and my phone number.  How do I know it was faux?  Because I never created a profile on that site.  I entered it three times, hitting "cruise the map" when a gay friend said, "Hey, look at this!  Several of your neighbors are on here!"  I looked at it first on his phone, then on mine, for less than two minutes.  The second time, I was on a walk through the neighborhood and turned it on again when I was very close to the home of one of these Sniffy guys, just to verify it was him (and it was).  The third time was to show another gay neighbor.  These three times I was on that site, I did nothing except "cruise the map".  So I don't know if I was on there long enough for the thing to capture some of my data, or perhaps someone who knows me created a fake profile.  It doesn't really matter now because I'm in the throes of this ordeal, which I have reported to law enforcement and have a case number which I check periodically to see the progress.  The cybercriminal first demanded $5,000.00 by the end of that first day (contacting me at 2:00 p.m.).  I know now that I shouldn't have replied to him at all, but I told him that was not possible because I was on my way to work (for my part-time evening job), so he gave me until noon the following day.  He actually called me and again, I know I shouldn't have answered but his threats were really convincing.  He was obviously using a voice-distortion device and was very hard to hear and understand in his either authentic or made-up accent.  He told me, "Don't play games with me.  Take a photo of the cash and I'll tell you where to send it."  I recorded the call and sent it to the authorities to go along with my file, which by then included the whole string of texts, photos, screenshots.  Then I blocked his number.  After a few hours of solace, he contacted me from a Utah-based number.  That was yesterday, and this morning he has called twice from that number, which I blocked after I sent it to the cops.  I've also spoken with the Cyber Crimes Unit of Harris County (Houston), Texas; with my attorney; and with the FBI.  My house is under surveillance (plus I have cameras all over the place) until I tell them I feel safe again.  This whole thing is seriously disturbing, taxing, exhausting, and mysterious.