DynamicUno

No, if a provider is not currently seeking business, reactivating his ad could be a significant problem for him. The ad may need to be revised before he could accept new inquiries. If he's returning to active availability, he should be in control of his ad. I can see the utility of letting clients donate to active providers for their RM ads, but inactive ads should be ineligible.

I would say it's mutual consideration and respect, i.e thoughtfulness and sensitivity towards the other person. This is beyond the mere transactional aspect of an appointment, but consideration for each other's time and respecting each other as a person. Promptness, hygiene, communication, discretion all follow from that principal.

The recent issue with counterfeit airplane parts being sold by a supplier with forged certifications has me much more concerned. So far all of the affected airlines say they have containment for this incident, but it's worrisome that the aerospace supply chain could be compromised by a single middleman company.

While commercial air travel has achieved a fantastic safety record over the past couple decades, the infrastructure and workforce needed to maintain it are not getting the necessary investment. Unfortunately I believe it will take a failure with loss of life to spur the changes needed. Knowing that is a factor, I still feel very safe on any individual flight and don't have any hesitation to travel by air. It's still the safest mode of travel by far.

In all honesty, I've tried to avoid any fuss over my birthday for the past couple decades. I've steadily grown to dislike birthday cards and I'd rather forego them entirely if I could. They're either sappy platitudes or cringeworthy jokes, and they end up glanced at one time and end tucked on a shelf until I get around to recycling them. I'd rather have a phone call or a quiet dinner, time with a friend is gift enough.

The photo shows rather unattractive and dated looking bag, and the Birkin doesn't look that good either.

What about in Terribles?

We're all shivering with ....

If you've been a good boy, Santa might put one in your "stocking"....

It's always good to know your star can still rise, even if it's a bit slow to get there.

https://rent.men/GABRIELREIS Link to his ad for everyone's convenience. Edited to add: his ad copy is written in the third person, which makes me wonder if he's working through a handler or another provider for booking. Not necessarily a problem, just thinking you won't be talking to him directly at first.

I would guess it covers things outside of the normal range of bumping uglies, but I doubt there's any consistent meaning. You'd have to ask the individual guys what they consider a special service.

Simple and easy, decline the invite: "Sister dear, I must send my regrets for this year's Thanksgiving dinner, as I will be unable to enjoy your customary hospitality. Please give my regards to those who must attend."

I would not count on land crossings being safer, either road or rail. They are being just as strict at those ports of entry as by air. I met with an escort in Montreal recently who told me he had been denied entry and banned for ten years when driving to meet a client in Vermont. I also took the train to Montreal on the same trip, and we were held at the border for about two hours while they processed the passengers. Apparently at least one passenger was denied entry. I'm my case, I might have been denied entry myself. The CBP officer was skeptical about my explanation that I was a rail travel enthusiast and was just going to Montreal for an overnight planning on returning to the US the following day. I had to show him my return ticket and hotel reservation on my phone. This was just after the events of October 7, which may have been a factor.

The hotels in Vegas have seen it all, more so than most other properties. They won't bother you as long as you're not doing anything that would disturb other guests or appears like trafficking. The only inconvenience is that almost all require a room key to access the guest floors, so you would have to meet your date at ground level and escort them to the elevators.

Said person can gargle a satchel of Richards for being a such a humorless distended wrinkly ballsack. Now, excuse me while I put on some fabulous glasses and sing "Hold me closer Tiny Danza".

I'd say the zoos that have empty panda enclosures should set up Winnie the Pooh exhibits in honor of Chairman Xi.

I don't think anyone does. The original seems to be a random braintoot from the OP, and everyone else has just been shit posting since. It's now just a fun bit of fluff to be batted around until someone posts a laser pointer type of topic to get everyone hot and bothered again.

He edited it to fix the spelling, it's "Liza Miinnelli" now...

I'm not sure why you'd get backlash. I don't have any problem with trying alternate sites. Unfortunately, both friendboy and mintboys have a far inferior profile presentation and search capability compared to RM. Also, since it is much easier and cheaper to put an ad on those sites, a lot of the ads feel more "sketchy" than on RM. If one of these sites could get their ad presentation and search better designed, it could make them more competitive to RM.

Really? You're basically implying that someone that isn't working a regular schedule doesn't need a break from their normal routine. I see escorts as just like most freelancers. They often have to work double-time to keep income flowing, they're either working on the current gig or working on the leads for the next gig. That means down-time is often irregular at best, weekends are not guarantee. If anything, freelancers benefit more from unplugging from the daily grind. On the other hand, freelancers can schedule that time off at will, not subject to an employer's policies or dictates. That's a nice bit of freedom that I miss.

@WilliamM has become unstuck in time.

RM is a frequent target of denial of service attacks. It's possible they had one and it took some time before their CDN adjusted to respond to the traffic and block it.