PetetKsfo

Greetings - I am here in DC for the weekend. If anyone is doing an informal gathering I would be open to attending. (also I am available to see clients, which I can post in the traveling provider section) regards Pete

I inow! I just realized it and updated it. Sorry abouy that!

I’m note sure if proper of me to self-promote, but since no one has responded, I will. I split my time between SF and Provincetown. If I am in Provincetown while you are there, I hope you will check me out. (PeterKsfo on rentmasseur). Otherwise, there are a number of spas that offer quality massage but only a small handful of us who work on our own. When I am not in town, I refer peiple to Lenny @massagebylenny. Peter.

I visited well-space in Union Square last week and had a tour from the woman who manages the space. She was quite nice and the rooms look great. i am wondering if any providers on here have used the space, or if anyone has gone for an appointment with a provider who uses the space. Since there are several rooms on the 4the floor where they rent space, I am wondering about the feel when you are in the space. Does it feel private enough? Can you hear other providers and clients in nearby rooms? Thus might they hear you?

Greetings- Though I am a masseur myself, I love going to check out other masseurs and spas in different cities. I just moved back to San Francisco, and wondering if anyone has any experience visiting "Always Tan and Skin and Body" in San Francisco. Does anyone have any recommendations of the different masseurs who work there? Thanks, Peter

I have a couple of regular clients who are in their 70s. I once had a client in his 80s. I rarely have a client under 30.

I eat a high fiber diet, and also take psyllium husk on a regular basis. This helps me to get ready pretty quickly for clients.

I was in in a contest to be a model on a non-profit/HIV fundraising calendar some 20 years ago. I didn't get on the calendar that year, (I was first runner up) but after the contest, a guy came over to me and gave me his business card, saying that he liked my look and appearance onstage, and asked me if I might be interested in filming gay porn. Around the same time, I also attended a weekend workshop with BodyElectric and loved learning about giving men a sacred erotic experience. While filming porn is a good entry into escorting, I liked the idea of offering a combined therapeutic massage and sensual/erotic experience. I enrolled in a full-time massage school program to learn the technical skills of massage, and continued to take other male erotic workshops and training wherever I could. I love what I do and the connection that I make with my clients. Interestingly, I competed again, and got a spot on this year's calendar, coming back full circle.

I too had been looking for this similar type of arrangement in Boston. I am sometimes there staying with my ex. We are good friends, but I don't have clients at his place. I generally post my ad for outcalls only, but it would be great to be able to find a short-term space to be able to use if a client does not have a place and does not want to get a hotel room. Thanks

I never would ask a client for a picture

Has anyone read the book or seen the movie about Scottie Bowers? He is the gas station attendent turned escort from the 1040s who provided services himself and also connected other escorts to Hollywood starts. He divulged their stores when he was in his 90s and his former clients long deceased. I am actually sorry that I saw the film, as I don't think it is my business who he had as clients. I would not divulge anyone's story no matter how much longer after the fact.

I usually go to bed with nothing on and wake up with a hard on

NIce outline of his head....

Though I love and agree with Kevin's reply, I would say that in many ways I am the same person. I love what I do and that is part of my personality. Of course though it includes a great degree of showmanship,. In the case of an appointment that involves accompanying a client to dinner or a show, I think there is more of an opportunity to see a provider's more authentic self.

I have had clients bring up topics (particularly political) with a different perspective than mine. They even assumed (correctly) that I would have an oppositing position. I tried to find some common ground and assured them that I respected their opinions, then quickly moving the conversation to something else.