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So one of my guys sent me this song ?

So yesterday was the anniversary of his death. Shame because he was too sexy to die so young.

Blatantly teasing a rock-hard 8.5" cock in almost every single video along with "Position: Ask Me" should be against the law.

If he's really using Rentmasseur for escorting, that's a very nice big dong and body for $200.

You say you are in Toronto and you've moved almost completely to Cryptocurrencies. How many clients do you get in a month and what % of them are paying with cryptocurrencies?

The video uploaded on Feb 11 looks VERY weird. Did he lose his right eye and eyebrows? Or are the steroids already taking a toll on his kidneys?

Which are? Aren't Cryptocurrencies platforms requesting Photo and ID to record and validate all purchases?

Why is that?

width=382pxhttps://media1.tenor.com/images/16f42429e3319eaf760b694942f636c4/tenor.gif?itemid=15146522[/img] I've started to see more and more of this expression on RM profiles. The provider doesn't necessarily check PNP in his profile But includes "PNP Friendly" or "Party Friendly" in his ad description. What does it mean to you, and what's your take on the provider?

Dayum! So, what's his rate?

You give meaning to the word "Provider". It boils down to this. The options of Therapeutic and Sensual should be used only to offer lower rates. Masseurs charging rates above $150-$200 without H.E. (Happy Ending/Homo Erotic) normally work in a boutique spa, not Rentmasseur.

I don't think so, at least not on this side of the border. I'm in contact with a few providers and they are doing regular rounds. One can also see new reviews every week. There could be an impact on clients 70+

Or PSLTGA (People Should Learn to Google Acronyms).

I start: 1. Your escort name? Deep_Heaven 2. Your niche or sales promise? Tradies. Voted "Best BJ in town" by Construction Workers across the city. 3. Your rate? $200 - I know, modest, but I'll only take clients who are 8"+ ?

width=268pxhttps://media4.giphy.com/media/E0mASCyNcIu3EidDni/giphy.gif?cid=ecf05e47akw6adtx9ode9rqnnbsn0zkn9p48d86922ezahjd&rid=giphy.gif[/img] Thread for Clients! If you were an escort, What would be: 1. Your escort name? 2. Your niche or sales promise? 3. Your rate?

I hear you sister. A Provider should take a gig only if he has the skills and tools for the job. I respectfully disagree! There is a chemical ingredient called Sildenafil very useful for F*cking! LOL! Right?! For some "Tops" viagra is not enough. Age also plays a factor. A dose increase to make your cock hard, could also make your heart stop. Oh, the dilemma. I agree with these 2 statements. Write an objective review. Treat it like the review of a contractor who didn't finish the job you paid for. The discounted rate shouldn't affect your review. He shouldn't take jobs if he's not in prime conditions. This is not a cheap service or hobby, and in some way, your time and money were wasted and not fully respected. I avoid giving negative reviews if the session wasn't incredible but the escort was "functional" and did everything that was promised. But in this case, you made clear what you wanted. After the review, some might read a little abuse in both parties but at least he'll have a chance to improve his service. I will piggyback on @tenderloin advice and say that a less than stellar review is also an opportunity for a win-win situation. If he's smart and values his reputation, he'll make it up to you with a follow-up session, if not discounted, with some other benefit. Good luck and if he doesn't respond well don't get discouraged. The ocean is plenty and there's a myriad of good providers out there.

There's a chance the money comes from the sports brands that he showcases on his IG feed. However, he fails to include the steroids he's surely using. No way those muscles are from regular supplements.

Even verified, it's funny when the ad description reads "my pics are recent" but the upload dates are from 3/4 years ago.

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Not the 1st time I hear of this. The case I knew was a "straight" male. He preferred it because it didn't hurt his skin like the others. Only recently brands like Nivea have launched the "clinical" versions of male deodorants. That's what he uses now. I believe to avoid embarrassment.

Facials, both kinds.

She has a decent gay following though.

That doesn't erase stigma. Shut the front door! Stigma is enough! Probably the reason why we haven't adopted full legality. I find it ok as it is now.

Yet paradoxical!

It has its roots in religion. You look at developed-less-religious countries, most things still controversial in the US have been already decriminalized or legalized there.