Jamie21

What? Not mine??? 😳. (I’ve done a film with Blissbodywork - great guy 👍).

Possibly he knew and trusted the other provider. Also, sometimes if topping a client who might not be great a douching (perhaps it’s a new client or someone experimenting) there’s some er…mess. He might prefer to have a condom on just in case of that, especially if he’s large. Speaking from experience 😂.

It looks grim. Avoid!

Busy with other things! What could it have been? Tea and biscuits? Next time oral 🙂

Yes I agree with this. The occasions I’ve been asked to use a condom to give oral it’s been with guys who are straight and in relationships. They’re so scared of catching anything which is understandable. It’s not great to suck a condom cock but I love their enjoyment of it because often their gf or wife isn’t very good at it or won’t do it. The other thing these guys like is prostate massage and I have small finger condoms for that if they’re concerned about any bare penetration. They don’t get that at home either!

I’m surprised that guys forget to take it yet still do bb. If I wasn’t sure I’d taken it then I definitely wouldn’t do any bb. I just get into a routine of taking it daily, it’s easy. I get 6m supply free on the NHS and a prep check up every 3m. It’s no trouble. A client I saw recently who topped me bb told me afterwards that he wasn’t on prep. I told him I was, and had tested all clear (at a routine test) a few days earlier. He seemed happy to hear this but I said to him the prep is to protect me. He should get on prep if he’s doing more bb sex to protect himself. He didn’t seem to realise this which I found very worrying.

Weren’t listening..!

Yep, and the Crown Jewels, various islands here and there, the Commonwealth. English as the worlds language, time measured from Greenwich…

What??? You mean us Brits 🇬🇧no longer rule the world? No one told us.

This seems to be developing into a ‘mine’s bigger than yours’ discussion 🙂.

I require a deposit to provide my opinion on deposits.

I really struggle to piss with a hard on, and even more so in a social context…if you can call it that. If I’m standing at a urinal and someone stands next to me then I can’t start until he’s gone. As soon as I’m alone…out it comes. I’ve been asked to piss inside by clients a few times and I have to say sorry that's not going to happen unless they can expertly pretend not to be there which kind of defeats the object. It’s strange because I’ve zero inhibitions when it comes to having sex in a social situation. The more people present and the more incongruous the setting the better.

Me too…that’s an exchange I’d have given up on much earlier. Those kind of enquiries almost always are timewasters.

Oh like a party invitation. I guess they managed the ratio of tops to bottoms too. How civilised.

Really?? How did they check on arrival at the island?

There’s a fine, but distinct line between talking about the activities you like and your expectations and sex talk. The former is welcomed the latter is annoying and I close it down quickly. I like clients to share with me some of their preferences (not all…some of the fun is discovery) but sex talk is always indicative of him cancelling before the session. So ask, explain, share your likes etc but keep your underwear on and both hands on your phone when doing it. A good provider will appreciate that.

I don’t travel…I’m always and only available in London and yet I still get messages from guys in random towns in the US asking for an out call…

Sorry to hear the OP’s news. I get all sorts of reasons given for cancelling from the dramatic to the mundane. If it’s a regular well it’s no big deal, I believe them whatever they say because I know them. Even if they cancel for a different reason they gave me it doesn’t matter. All I need to know is they’re cancelling and I’d prefer to know that asap. All you need to say is “hi sorry but I have to cancel”. The only time I’d be glad to hear the reason is if they’re cancelling because they are too nervous to come, maybe it’s their first time or they are anxious about being with a guy or whatever. If that’s the case then I’d rather know than hear some made up excuse because if I know then there’s probably something I can do that will help them get over the anxiety. I can usually tell when someone books if they’re likely to be the anxious kind and often my hunch is correct and the night before their booking they’ll message saying they want to cancel with some illness or work excuse. I’ll reply giving them the opportunity to explain, something like “oh sorry to hear that I hope all ok. Let me know if you’d like to reschedule or if you have any questions or concerns”. That gives them the opening to share more, if they want to. But otherwise who am I to second guess why someone cancels or to disbelieve them? It’s their issue, I just move on. There’s always more clients.

Thank God he didn’t need a number two.

Me too. He contacted you unsolicited. There’s no reason to reply. Just delete his message and forget it. If he continues to leave you on the mailing list just block his number. I personally don’t use the ‘hey want to hire me again?’ approach because I don’t travel so I’m not able to use the I’m in your area excuse. Plus I don’t like the implied neediness in the approach. If they liked me they’ll book again, if not they won’t. It’s their choice. I’m not chasing business.

That’s interesting. I don’t hire, I provide… but I’d have thought that the uncertainty was all part of the anticipation especially if you’re meeting someone new. Will it be good or will it be not so good? Having that period of time last a day or more would build the anticipation and excitement. Probably raise expectations too. Of course you want the balance to be on the side of ‘it will probably be awesome’ so if his offering sounds enticing then you’re 75% hoping for awesome but as with anything new there’s a possibility it’s meh or 💩. Those meh experiences serve to contrast the 😍 experiences. And the 💩 are stories to tell your friends in the pub. I have some clients who book months ahead…(usually visitors to London) and they say “I’ve been looking forward to this for ages”. All that build up of anticipation is sweet. I like to make it worth the wait for them..so they book again. Other clients book at short notice (usually an hour or so) and that’s cool too but I can’t help thinking they miss out on the build up and treat it like a quick take away meal rather than a special dinner. There’s a time and place for both but my preference is usually for the special dinner. Deferred gratification is something to be valued in my experience. I think Amazon Prime has a lot to answer for!

I’m never available now. The best is 2 hours notice. I’m not hanging around all day on the off chance someone might want a massage…I’ve got stuff to do!! Also, it’s likely that those 11pm at night ‘are you available now?’ type of clients are usually difficult. I turn down 3 or 4 requests a week from clients looking for very short notice bookings. Yesterday someone asked if I was available now at 11pm. I was in bed ready to sleep…so I said ‘no sorry but I can do tomorrow afternoon’. He said he’d contact me today to confirm, but without making any booking. Today he messaged at 2pm to ask what time I was free. As I’d not heard anything from him I’d made other plans and told him sorry I was now busy. He said ‘but you said you were available’. Well yes, I was yesterday but as I didn’t hear from you I made other plans. Had he booked last night or even this morning I’d have been available.

Yes it does with some clients. I can tell when there’s a lot going on in their head, there’s clear signs both before they get on the table and during. It could be to do with emotions around shame and guilt or simply anxiety if they’re new to this kind of thing or about doing something illicit and edgy. Before the massage I ask a few questions about injuries, areas to avoid, preferences and I give them an opportunity to ask me questions. I tell them it’s fine to interact with me as much or as little as they like. Occasionally clients will tell me a bit about why they’ve come and then I can understand how they might react on the table but that’s rare. Usually they don’t have questions. Although as a sensual masseur I’m working on their body I know that the work I’m really doing is on their head, in their brain. That’s the difference between a therapist masseur and a sensual masseur. The former works the body only. The latter works the body (and creates the environment) AND the mind to get the client to a sexual climax. In most instances if you’re doing that well you can get them to a state where all that ‘noise’ going on in their brain is drowned out and they can simply enjoy the moment. That doesn’t mean they have to reciprocate (in fact I usually prefer not too much reciprocation) but if they are in the right headspace then they won’t be able to control (or even be aware of) their physical reactions. So that’s why I look for some kind of physical reaction. It’s external proof that I’ve done the job of getting in their mind. The sex organ I focus on is in their head not their pants.

This guy is great. I’ve not hired him (I know him because I’ve filmed with him) and I can say he’s got a great body and is a really friendly and sexy guy. https://rent.men/JohnnyTy

And we try to recreate those memories of first times…but somehow it’s never quite the same. I remember the brilliant colour of the island; dazzling white buildings, the tone of the blues which doesn’t seem to exist anywhere else, the ocean reflecting rippled sunlight back to the beach as boats drifted past, the welcome cooling breeze on my skin and the simplicity of lying naked on the beach with just the sound of the waves and indistict chat from those I shared this idyll with. I remember walking along the beach at the water’s edge because the dry sand was too hot for my bare feet and diving every so often into the clear cool water and the feeling of swimming naked, free and completely elemental with nature. You can’t recreate those first times all you can do is drink it in at the time and savour the memory.