Tandy Newton

Yes, I am one of the big cities hosting FIFA and Pride at the end of the month. Startling how I'm not seeing providers from the bigger cities show up here.

I think its why one particular provider is in my city, very interesting to see him here. But, not seeing any big desirable providers.

His videos started showing up in my feed a few months ago, at the time he seemed to be a top exclusively, but more of his photos and videos show more of his versatile skills. Oh yes, he has a muscle, bubble butt to die for. Would love to meet him, but I remember a certain arrogance in the original bio, which he has since removed. He has quite the following on Twitter and OF, which makes you wonder whats the point of being a provider? Unless he is using it as a conduit to those platforms. But yes, the height, the muscles, the hairy physique, the bubble butt and that thick juicy c ock is definitely assets I am into.

I had reached out, but couldn't justify the rates for his time.

That grayscale picture of his glutes is very beautiful and desirable.

I see more William Dafoe

Care to expound?

Came across his profile on one of the hookup apps. He is HOT AF! Very handsome! But very selective and very clear about the type of guys he’s into! Only into fit/muscular/hung tops. Basically, they better look like him. Good thing I didn’t bother reaching out. But damn, he’s my type. I know this might not be his attitude in the role of a provider. But I also don’t want to invest in a provider who isn’t giving me the 1 hour fantasy they gladly give away for free in their free time.

I noticed he’s on a whirlwind tour of Europe and returning to my city in the US soon. His OF content is showing up in my feed a lot but looking at his scene partners, he seems to have certain aesthetic.

Was in my city, but the deliberate face hiding and vibe just made it felt like a worthy pass. Yes, I love muscles, but I want an idea of who I am meeting.

400 plus hotel, but I had to scratch that itch. Would I do it again? Initially I said I would for that same provider, but looking back, probably not.

These are the kinda guys who can afford Nick Bayne's affection, estimated net worth 25.5. million.

Hands down, Russian and Colombian men are stunning. That picture of him in the red shorts and white tank is yummy! Very captivating blue eyes!

Yes, money is definitely a factor since it also meant a means of survival, plus if you are handsome and can attract a lot of clients back in the day. I remember watching a video from the early 80s and themale escort said he charged $100 just for oral. I just remember the actors name, Mickey Squire in Rammed, could be wrong. That’s $345 adjusted for inflation, which meant, you had the means to do it back then considering the cost of living. Then again, the average monthly income of a single male in 1982 was $1,700, splurging $100 wasn’t a deal breaker. But some of today’s providers are asking for 3 times that or more.

Providers today are a different breed of people from those who chose this as a calling 15, 20, 30 years ago. The men who chose to be providers back then did it for a variety of reasons: altruism, compassion, sharing love and just a natural love of sex. But most importantly, it was the understanding that a lot of gay men never had an outlet to safely express their sexual identity without possibility of getting physically hurt, outed and ostracized. Today's providers are a different generation, they don't see same sex attractions as a introspective feeling that others are trying to understand. Its just who they are and they know they are hot and if you want a piece of this, you better have the means and ways they require to even be in their presence. With the advent of gay rights, abolished sodomy laws, gay marriage, the Internet, extremely progressive western countries with large LGBT populations and spaces where other handsome, muscular, virile men can meet each other without any fear (circuit parties, gay cruises, gay themed resorts) and then to top it off, Only Fans; today's provider is both justifiably entitled and empowered. Also, there are a lot of rich professionals who happen to be gay or bisexual; many of them work at the big tech companies or are lawyers. If you are an AI scientist making 3 million per year or more; spending 5% of that income on a provider is insignificant. Going forward, there will be new guys trying to break into the industry; being a provider is usually a start and sometimes this maybe the best way for some of us to meet someone of Nicks caliber before they go into the mainstream.