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I was about to ask the same question. I don’t want to be a flake in order to avoid a flake. Even if you’re honest with B, C, and D, is a provider going to block that time knowing he’s a back-up?

I regularly text with Aaron. He’s very much around but has been busy filming and traveling. He just posted some new content on his OF page the other day. He plans to start a new Twitter account to try to regain the almost 100k followers he had. He hasn’t abandoned being a provider, however his focus right now is on filming.

I'll keep it broad and say @asianmusclebttm was everything he appears to be and more. "Good" doesn't adequately describe him as a person or provider. I'll be more than happy to answer specific questions via PM.

Sure will. I don't want to break any rules and post anything here that might be considered a review.

I have.

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So, you’re saying it’s not intimate to scream, “oh, give it to me ‘TenBySeven’ while you’re feet are pointing at the ceiling? ? https://rent.men/TenBySeven I don’t think there’s anything wrong with asking a provider whose RM name is something like TenBySeven what name he’d like to be called. He better be prepared for that and can decide whether to provide his real name or an alias.

I’ve used www.800notes.com in the past for looking up documented spam/scam numbers after they’ve called with pretty good success. I finally installed Nomorobo which does a good job identifying spam calls. Some, which aren’t in their database yet, get through. My issue now, since I’m working from home during the pandemic, is my office number is forwarded to my cell, so I need to be selective about not answering. There are the obvious calls, like those originating from my own area code and prefix, which go unanswered. Others are spam/scam which I hang up on immediately. I don’t even bother blocking numbers anymore. That works if you have someone you know calling from the same number. These scammers just spoof different numbers after you block the prior number. As I finished writing this post I received a call from a guy wanting me to consider investing in his newly formed investment services firm. I laughed and hung up.

I've scrolled through the “people you may know” suggestions on Facebook and saw the profile of one provider I've hired and two with whom I've texted to ask their availability but didn't meet. If it’s someone you’ve only contacted or met with once or twice, I’d say don't tell them. If it’s a regular and you have a good relationship with him, I may pull out my phone and show him next time we're together just so he knows he's appearing in these friend suggestions. It also shows him you're not actively searching for him but the info was pushed to you by a mutually used social media platform.

I wonder how agreeable providers who demand deposits, cancellation fees and incessantly remind us how valuable their time is would be to paying clients when they cancel. ?

Will he have a BOGO sale as we get closer to Christmas? ?

Providers offer Black Friday sales? Is it like Walmart where everyone's waiting outside for the doors to open and there's only two massages or hour sessions available at the sale price? ?

Mental note for when I have the pleasure of meeting you one day. ?

Nuzzle my neck, nibble my ears, or put your lips around my chin and I’ll pretty much give up my SSN, ATM PIN, and security system access code.

I remember reading a long time ago that was a "butt double" in Cruel Intentions. Still wouldn't turn him down. I think he's become more attractive as he's aged.

I wouldn't throw him out of bed for eating crackers. I watched him on the Netflix documentary series, "Down To Earth." Doesn't seem full of himself. https://www.imdb.com/title/tt12585152/ Anyone have his RM profile? ?

I will.....right after I book a weekend with him. ?

Evan Antin makes me want to buy a zoo just so he can make house calls. Gives a whole new meaning to the term “trouser snake.” ?

Think it was Canadian. https://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php?viewkey=1448629503

My experience with Instacart has been positive for the most part. They’re very quick to refund items you’re not happy with, such as produce which has seen better days or if the shopper mistakenly picked the wrong product. I also like the interactive features that update you on out of stock items as the shopper is working your list and being able to communicate with them to approve or reject alternatives.

Yeah, I just don’t know if he’ll be able to get my boy toy out of the well in time. ?

You need a "shovel buddy." That's the friend who has access to your home and will dispose of all of your porn, sex toys, and lube then will clear out your browser history, cookies, and incriminating pics on your computer.

I lived in Philly my whole life, just moved to the suburbs a couple years ago. There is no difference. The city of Philadelphia is Philadelphia county, unlike the suburbs where there are usually multiple townships/cities within a county. Locals never refer to the city as Philadelphia county.