Mrbeefymuscles

You ought to add a link you signature so we can find your ad more easily.

I'm a bodybuilder and I love kissing (probably because I'm gay). It's a huge part of the client experience in my opinion. These straight bodybuilder providers need to get over it. Kissing ain't that bad. lol Just my own thoughts as a provider

I'm a bodybuilder and I love kissing (probably because I'm gay). It's a huge part of the client experience in my opinion. These straight bodybuilder providers need to get over it. Kissing ain't that bad. lol Just my own thoughts as a provider

I'm a bodybuilder and I love kissing (probably because I'm gay). It's a huge part of the client experience in my opinion. These straight bodybuilder providers need to get over it. Kissing ain't that bad. lol Just my own thoughts as a provider

You should come to NYC and make some potential clients happy!

I'm a bodybuilder and I love kissing (probably because I'm gay). It's a huge part of the client experience in my opinion. These straight bodybuilder providers need to get over it. Kissing ain't that bad. lol Just my own thoughts as a provider

I'm a bodybuilder and I love kissing (probably because I'm gay). It's a huge part of the client experience in my opinion. These straight bodybuilder providers need to get over it. Kissing ain't that bad. lol Just my own thoughts as a provider

Avidar hits all my buttons, but I’m afraid he might break me in half with that monster between his legs. ?

100% in agreement with @builder boy.

Justin Herring. Fantastic

I'm a bodybuilder and I love kissing (probably because I'm gay). It's a huge part of the client experience in my opinion. These straight bodybuilder providers need to get over it. Kissing ain't that bad. lol Just my own thoughts as a provider

I'm a bodybuilder and I love kissing (probably because I'm gay). It's a huge part of the client experience in my opinion. These straight bodybuilder providers need to get over it. Kissing ain't that bad. lol Just my own thoughts as a provider

I'm a bodybuilder and I love kissing (probably because I'm gay). It's a huge part of the client experience in my opinion. These straight bodybuilder providers need to get over it. Kissing ain't that bad. lol Just my own thoughts as a provider

I'm a bodybuilder and I love kissing (probably because I'm gay). It's a huge part of the client experience in my opinion. These straight bodybuilder providers need to get over it. Kissing ain't that bad. lol Just my own thoughts as a provider

Kind of a difficult balance to strike. For sure both clients and escorts should be able to warn any and everyone about truly fraudulent and dangerous people for everyone's protection. Obviuosly though due to nature of the industry hard to implement a reliable system of checks and balances.
 
Escorts are at a real disadvantage from structural perspective as maintaining client confidentiality is considered a business norm and must be respected though they are in a professional services sales industry and marketing themselves is key to the success of their entreprenuerial endeavors. What professional service providers such as Attorneys, Accountants, Doctors, Home Contractors, CFP's etc.. don't market themselves personally or through a business in one form or another? So there's that dynamic.
 
I also could only think of truly exceptional situations (maybe I'm wrong) whereby if I got into an argument or dispute with a new Dentist or Personal Trainer for example that he or she would proactively contact a network in my area of other like professionals to alert them not to do business with me (unless again perhaps it was criminal).
 
On the other hand this profession has exponentially far fewer professional practitioners and by design is way more personal and intimate.
 
Risks of fraudulent behavior on both side exists in large part because it is more discrete and hidden. Apologies for the stream of consciousness notes and thought diarrhea.

Even though it's a noble idealistic proposal, it will never happen for so many reasons. Uber being the only platform I can remember where providers can rate clients too, @latbear4blk gave a great example with Yelp, reviews (across industries) are mostly of providers, for clients to read and make a decision where to put their money. Not that it would be impossible for escorts to rate clients, but I think it would be incredibly impractical from an execution POV, starting from the fact that there are more clients than providers, like WAY MORE. It would be unmanageable for RM to dedicate more tech power to supply that additional feature on the website.
 
I also think that the majority of us, clients and escorts, are very forgiving unless something very bad happened. Multiple times I have preferred to post no review, than a bad one. And I think escorts would prefer to just move on and try to make more money rather than investing precious time and resources vetting clients. If anything, I don't think escorts would ever disclose who their best clients are? Hence, any space to review clients would organically evolve into a space to trash bad clients. Now that I just typed that it doesn't sound too bad, but I think it would become a vendetta downward spiral, which in return would give the escorts who submit bad clients' reviews, a bad reputation. What client would like to get involved with a provider who is perceived as too vindictive and conflicting?
 
I would think that what escorts want to focus on, is on getting the best possible reviews for themselves. That's how the money-stream flows, FROM the client TO the escort, hence the escort is the depository of the supply or service, whose "quality" is more likely to be rated and "valued", not so much the client who holds the money and the leverage in this power relationship, so the client gets to vet.
 
Finally, if such space to review clients ever appears in this forum, I don't think escorts will engage. They don't even participate in the "Ask an Escort" forum as much as they participate in "The Deli", just saying!

EBay‘s review system required feedback from buyers and sellers equally for a long time, but they finally had to abandon that model, because of the tendency for any dispute to devolve into a he said/she said shit-show of recrimination.

I'm a bodybuilder and I love kissing (probably because I'm gay). It's a huge part of the client experience in my opinion. These straight bodybuilder providers need to get over it. Kissing ain't that bad. lol Just my own thoughts as a provider

I understand the purpose and, believe me, I wish there was a simple way to rate clients from a provider perspective since we deal with a lot scammers and flakes from a provider standpoint. However, I am a big believer in safeguarding the identity of clients. We choose to release our personal information to the world while many clients do not. I believe providers should respect the privacy and anonymity of all clients.

I understand the purpose and, believe me, I wish there was a simple way to rate clients from a provider perspective since we deal with a lot scammers and flakes from a provider standpoint. However, I am a big believer in safeguarding the identity of clients. We choose to release our personal information to the world while many clients do not. I believe providers should respect the privacy and anonymity of all clients.

I understand the purpose and, believe me, I wish there was a simple way to rate clients from a provider perspective since we deal with a lot scammers and flakes from a provider standpoint. However, I am a big believer in safeguarding the identity of clients. We choose to release our personal information to the world while many clients do not. I believe providers should respect the privacy and anonymity of all clients.

I understand the purpose and, believe me, I wish there was a simple way to rate clients from a provider perspective since we deal with a lot scammers and flakes from a provider standpoint. However, I am a big believer in safeguarding the identity of clients. We choose to release our personal information to the world while many clients do not. I believe providers should respect the privacy and anonymity of all clients.

I understand the purpose and, believe me, I wish there was a simple way to rate clients from a provider perspective since we deal with a lot scammers and flakes from a provider standpoint. However, I am a big believer in safeguarding the identity of clients. We choose to release our personal information to the world while many clients do not. I believe providers should respect the privacy and anonymity of all clients.

I am sorry people are missing the real issue here. Mrbeefymuscles is your avatar a pic of you?

I understand the purpose and, believe me, I wish there was a simple way to rate clients from a provider perspective since we deal with a lot scammers and flakes from a provider standpoint. However, I am a big believer in safeguarding the identity of clients. We choose to release our personal information to the world while many clients do not. I believe providers should respect the privacy and anonymity of all clients.