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  1. @Shadowcatzxxxx– I know many on this forum don’t accept that guys on RM are out to scam, but I have a default skeptical position toward any new hire until we’ve met. Anything that upsets the “normal” course of action therefore raises at least a pink flag for me. I did admit that it seems responsible. It would just make me more apt to accept without surprise if the meet doesn’t happen. COVID has been a convenient excuse for many to get out of any number of things.

  2. I’ve decided that if an escort gives me a price that is something I won’t pay, I’m up front and say that. I also see no problem in mentioning I’ve had guys take less for the same amount of time. Politely. (I’ve had guys tell me they’re quoting me the “going rate,” so I see no difference in saying I have experience at my rate too). If he wants to negotiate, I’m initially open. If it turns into haggling, I’m done. It will cloud the time together for us both. He’ll be resentful and I’ll be wondering if he’s resentful.

  3. When I clicked on his ad just now, it came up.

    I’m curious about the followup after the positive test. I had to reschedule twice for sickness (not COVID) so I know it happens. But that was with regulars. Not a new provider. When it’s a new provider, I’d be really skittish if something like that happened even if COVID were the reason. Caveat emptor. 

  4. 1 hour ago, Rudynate said:

    I hardly think they ignore it.  It is impossible to know their algorithm for evaluating the information, but I can't believe they don't want as much information as possible in advance of a booking.   Overall, I have had great experiences hiring.  There have only been a handful that I could have done without.   Your experience may have been different from mine, leading you to draw different conclusions from it.

    Probably also has a lot to do with “type” too. If you want to hire younger guys, I think initial communication will have a higher probability of difficulty. 

  5. 4 minutes ago, Rudynate said:

    if he doesn't focus on me and act like he's enjoying it, he's definitely not a repeat. 

    That’s part of the reason why I think more than a few perfunctory setup texts with a provider is acceptable, especially for a BFE. It doesn’t have to be a huge back-and-forth, but some level of something that determines some level of compatibility isn’t unreasonable. 

  6. 40 minutes ago, Kspray said:

    By just checking out OP’s other posts, I think the problem might be from the op rather than the providers. 
     

    Potentially. I like to remember that what we see here on the forum is a mediated reality. We don’t present our whole selves. It’s hard to draw conclusions based off what we see here…about as hard as it is to draw conclusions based off RM reviews! 

  7. 1 hour ago, Rudynate said:

    I don't see why a straight guy, with sufficient motivation, couldn't perform.  This is all theory mind you, because I have never hired a guy who identified as straight.  I do hire bi, and I have, many times, had unpaid sex with married guys on the DL.  In general, escorts can do what they do well, I think,  because they are skilled at managing their mindset.  They often say, "Your being turned on to me turns me on."  This is a conducive mindset.

    I don't see why a straight guy wouldn't be capable of adopting a similar mindset.   He would have to have overcome the reflexive revulsion over male-on-male sex that straight guys are programmed with.  But having done that, why coudn't he get himself into a mental space that allowed him to perform well with a partner of the same sex?

    Guys in penal institutions do it all the time.

    Because as @pubic_assistance said, a lot of the straight providers are really only there to make a buck off horny gay guys. They might even get some sort of hetero-oppressive satisfaction out of it even, fucking gay guys for money.

     

  8. 9 hours ago, Unicorn said:

    https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2021/02/24/gen-z-lgbt/

    "...One in six adults in Generation Z identifies as LGBT, according to survey data released early Wednesday from Gallup, providing some of the most detailed and up-to-date estimates yet on the size and makeup of the nation’s LGBT population..."

    LGBT - American adults who identify as homosexual, bisexual, or transgender  2020 | Statista

    I don’t think it works quite like that. I have no reason to feel that way other than I believe the species will do what it needs to in order to continue to propagate. 

  9. Probably just say “no” to threesomes plus…Save yourself the headache. It’s not something you offer. You don’t have to provide everything; in fact, it’s better to be up front about it for most clients instead of presenting yourself as offering something you’d rather not. I always ask new guys if they’ll enjoy what I’m looking for, and if they seem hesitant I just tell them it isn’t going to work out. I’ve learned it’s bettet to be direct up front that both of us being awkward. 

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