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After I catch and recover from the virus, as confirmed by a blood antibody test and nasal swab... when my doctor tells me I'm no longer contagious... THEN I'll binge on massages, "massages" and cock.

Emphatically agree with @musclelover that in Latin America being an older man with money is a different experience than in the US. The working men seem less ageist down there. Often, they seem genuinely turned on... unlike here in LA where you can pay a model to fuck you but you'll know he didn't enjoy it.

Emphatically agree with @musclelover that in Latin America being an older man with money is a different experience than in the US. The working men seem less ageist down there. Often, they seem genuinely turned on... unlike here in LA where you can pay a model to fuck you but you'll know he didn't enjoy it.

Something about those pictures just looks old... Blurry? In the locker room, he's using a digital point-and-shoot camera. When's the last time you saw one of those? Young guys normally have pictures taken with smart phones that autofocus and do color correction and so on.

My answer is now YES officially. It’s all too weird at this moment.

I'm taking a break.

Yes. Holding off for a while... even with the masseurs that I know well.

Somehow, a lot of dunkers end up with wet fingers. I call the common cup "the finger bowl".

Emphatically agree with @musclelover that in Latin America being an older man with money is a different experience than in the US. The working men seem less ageist down there. Often, they seem genuinely turned on... unlike here in LA where you can pay a model to fuck you but you'll know he didn't enjoy it.

I'm taking a break.

Somehow, a lot of dunkers end up with wet fingers. I call the common cup "the finger bowl".

I’ll add this to the mix in regards to tipping at spas. If you’re paying with a card, if you can, bring the tip in cash. They have to wait at least two weeks to get that money if the tip is left on your card. And as I’m sure you can imagine, getting the money immediately is probably really helpful to the masseur.

Agreed: false accusations are hurtful on so many levels to both parties...
When presented with questionable situations, I always ask: “do you PnP~?” “Are you partying~?”... in addition, despite rentmen’s gross reduction of provisional space in the “about me” section, I state that I do not PnP~
In early communications with Clients and when I sense a party vibe coming from Clients later during written communications, I add a heads up: “Respectfully, I neither partake nor condone the practice of PnP”~ and then ask if they are okay with that...
I also remove myself from the party circle of Escorts and party Clients~

Tips at spas
I agree with @beethoven that tipping at spas is very important. The spa takes a big cut. The masseurs are working for tips. I try to tip cash directly (and discreetly) to the employee. At a spa in the US, I tip $50 - $100 for a massage even if I'm unhappy with the service. It's a moral obligation, like tipping a waiter (in the US). Whatever the business charges you, the person taking care of you is working for tips. If you don't tip, you're stealing.
 
Tipping independent masseurs
These guys set their own prices and keep the full amount. I tip for service or when I think the masseur has set his rates too low.

I saw the Encore presentation this afternoon and agree that it was fantastic, probably the best production of this year. It lasted four hours, with one 25 minute intermission half-way through. Transposing operas to the present time usually bothers me, but this one worked superbly. The plot is just silly, and Handel's arias each have two lines of text, I think, and the singers repeat them over and over. But the repetitions are the delight, the whipped cream on the sundae. I really went just to hear some of that baroque singing. Joyce Di Donato is very good, although for some reason they had her do the role as Karen Walker/Megan Mullaly of "Will and Grace" - same wig, same make-up, same walk, same hand gestures, same hip movements, same bottle of booze. But the great star, I think was Brenda Kae. Her arias left me breathless, and she had nine of them. The bar scene opening the Second Part was amazing; I don't know what actually happens in the opera. Brenda sang aria after aria, each of which was the best you have ever heard. At times each syllable of a word must have had 20 notes running up and down.
 
The man who played the harpsichord was the orchestra conductor. And I differ in viewing Kate Lindsay. I generally don't care for pants parts (e.g. Rosencavalier). But Kate Lindsay, playing a teenaged Nero, was incredibly good and convincing I thought. She was dressed like one of the punks in "West Side Story" - skinny pants, tight jacket, thin tie, and to be contemporary, covered with tattoos and snorting cocaine. Her movements, her walk, her gestures, her crotch grabbing may all have been taken from the movie. She looked and acted like a 19 yr old punk with attitude and hormones. And her voice was beautiful.
 
Whoever did the choreography did a great job. The usual dances on Met broadcasts to me look like high school productions. This time the choreographer created movements, not typical "dances," which were integrated into the opera, not just filling space. The routines with the soldiers were delightful, fun, and well done. And the two boy-toys next to Brenda on the couch were pure and delightful stereotypes - especially the one with the tight lace shirt.
 
I would also note that this Encore presentation had nearly perfect sound, in contrast to the usual Met broadcasts which have spotty and often muffled sound. The sound engineer must have been working hard since last Saturday to bring all arias to full volume and perfect clarity. It was a particular pleasure to hear every syllable and each note.

Tips at spas
I agree with @beethoven that tipping at spas is very important. The spa takes a big cut. The masseurs are working for tips. I try to tip cash directly (and discreetly) to the employee. At a spa in the US, I tip $50 - $100 for a massage even if I'm unhappy with the service. It's a moral obligation, like tipping a waiter (in the US). Whatever the business charges you, the person taking care of you is working for tips. If you don't tip, you're stealing.
 
Tipping independent masseurs
These guys set their own prices and keep the full amount. I tip for service or when I think the masseur has set his rates too low.

Instead of the generic headline could you change it to reflect the name of the masseur as well as the city? Will make it a lot easier for others to find your thread and add their feedback.

I've been binge watching it.

Usually, if an unknown guy can work with my schedule I'll give him a chance.

Usually, if an unknown guy can work with my schedule I'll give him a chance.

Same here. Always two hours. And always 90 minutes for a therapeutic deep-tissue massage.

Same peculiar description as these:
https://rentmen.eu/ScorpiousA
https://rentmen.eu/Topdogla
 
Sketchy. Stay clear.

Appears to be working now.

You be you.
 
If someone makes you feel like that's not enough, they can ceremoniously go fuck themselves
 
The one thing you never want to get wrapped up in is becoming the '$30k millionaire.' That's the quickest way to debt and getting yourself into a whole heap of financial trouble. I see it on a regular basis in Dallas, where people try very, very hard to seem important.
 
Eventually, their rented Range Rovers are repossessed, their leased apartments evicted and their short run in the social circles of Dallas over.
 
Rule of thumb: Don't be Dallas

definitely......I like his rough look......and those filled-out jockstrap pictures (in the semi-private section) don't hurt, either!!!......I hope he got his money back from the tattoo artist who can't spell!!