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I haven't read all the threads so I'm not sure if what I'm going to say is redundant but if you can't be the Tech guy of the forum I nominate you to be part of the committee in the quality of tech advisor. Not only you have demonstrated to be capable of handling challenging tasks but also you now have broad and deep knowledge of the structure and intricacies of the websites. We would be so lucky if we continue to have your support.

As posted in New Forum Organization thread, I have completed the reorganization of the forums. I hope this change will help make it a little easier to navigate the site!

As posted in New Forum Organization thread, I have completed the reorganization of the forums. I hope this change will help make it a little easier to navigate the site!

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I totally agree. If you promote yourself as doing massage (sensual/erotic) then it’s important the massage is a good one. So many masseurs spend 5 minutes doing a poor job of massaging their client’s back and then immediately try to stick a finger in his bum hole. That’s not massage! I give a proper good sensual massage and very slowly introduce erotic elements.

we all know you're one of the good guys around here, @Daniel84 .......take good care of your valued regulars and deal with the weirdos however appropriate and efficient.....

Just had a visit with Andrew. He is fantastic! He looks better in person, is kind and welcoming, has great massage technique, and is just altogether sexy AF. One of my favorite encounters. Can’t wait to try him again! PM me for details.

Hired him recently. Easy to communicate with. Nice studio. He's more in shape. But he still talks incessantly about his health and other issues. Massage was poor. Extras lame/non-event. Wouldn't return.

Hired him recently. Easy to communicate with. Nice studio. He's more in shape. But he still talks incessantly about his health and other issues. Massage was poor. Extras lame/non-event. Wouldn't return.

Hired him recently. Easy to communicate with. Nice studio. He's more in shape. But he still talks incessantly about his health and other issues. Massage was poor. Extras lame/non-event. Wouldn't return.

...for therapeutic only. He'll upcharge if you're looking for anything else.

The testing protocol for brothel workers in the state of Nevada is WEEKLY testing for STIs, not every 3 months. I strongly (and respectfully!) urge all escorts to consider matching such intervals. The 3 month testing interval is the medical recommendation for non-sex workers. But that interval can (and should) be shortened if clinically warranted. Review this with your physician & decide together what is best for you.
 
Most STIs are asymptomatic. One CAN get chlamydia, gonorrhea, even syphilis from kissing. The incidence of STIs in the Gay community (or those who are sexually active with men) has never been highest. Therefore, the 3 month interval is woefully inadequate for some people, whether escort or client. An STI panel by definition includes a pharyngeal and anal swab for chlamydia & gonorrhea. Blood work must include syphilis (and HIV, of course if one is HIV negative). If your clinic does not provide this full battery of tests, ask for it, or go elsewhere. One could very easily add mycoplasma & trichomoniasis to this standard battery of tests. These are less frequent STIs & are often missed.
 
Much love to all escorts & the services they provide.
Be safe.
Josh
 
PS. I'm a physician on the East coast and I treat STIs All.The.Time. For some, 3 months is far too long of an interval in my professional opinion.

Got a COVID vaccine (2 actually)

Got a COVID vaccine (2 actually)

This is very hot!

I have a high hourly rate and therefore allow for overtime. So if I show up, the person wants to get acquainted, etc I let that time just pass. My rule is once the action starts then I check the time on a clock in the room, and begin the hour of the session. Then I’ll it from there. All in all, about an hour of service but 2 hours in total of being together. I just plan for overages and charge accordingly upfront

It's mainly because scientist aren't exactly sure if you can still spread the virus. Research is still being done to figure that out. You may not get sick but you still could possibly spread the virus to others. So until they know for sure whether that's the case or not, they want people to be cautious.
 
Why You Should Still Wear A Mask And Avoid Crowds After Getting The COVID-19 Vaccine

Therapeutic - You're covered by a sheet or sheets, except for areas worked on, prices are low, masseur is probably certified.
 
Sensual - You're probably not covered, touching the masseur is probably permitted with your hands, possibly your mouth. Returning the favor is highly unlikely, although a happy ending is almost certainly probable for you. The masseur is probably not certified. The price is almost always higher than a therapeutic massage.
 
Erotic - Almost always code for no real massage at all. You're paying an escort rate, but comfortable in your own mind referring to having sex as booking an erotic massage. The session might start out with a massage, but at a minimum mutual oral play is involved.
 
Happy Holidays to all providers and relax seekers out there.
 
Smurof

I advertise as offering sensual massage, so as a minimum that’s a happy ending. However frequently it will go further to include full penetration if my client is wanting that and if I’m up for it, so it’s mutual. No extra charge. I find it works fine, they get a great massage and at least a handjob but if they want more it’s possible. I don’t put any limits on interaction with me during the massage.
If it’s clear when booking that they want a more escort type service (including me bottoming) then that’s a different rate and there’s no massage, just escort service.

Once you're vaccinated you have to wait for immunity to develop - reaches its maximum about 10 days after the second shot.
Remember vaccines protect the recipient from illness, but there's no evidence that they reduce the likelihood of carriage of the virus or its transmission to others - hence the expectation that all vaccine recipients continue to wear masks.

Once you're vaccinated you have to wait for immunity to develop - reaches its maximum about 10 days after the second shot.
Remember vaccines protect the recipient from illness, but there's no evidence that they reduce the likelihood of carriage of the virus or its transmission to others - hence the expectation that all vaccine recipients continue to wear masks.

Agree. And with the more aggressive strains, masking is even more important even if vaccinated. We've got to get 70% of the population vaccinated to get herd immunity

Once you're vaccinated you have to wait for immunity to develop - reaches its maximum about 10 days after the second shot.
Remember vaccines protect the recipient from illness, but there's no evidence that they reduce the likelihood of carriage of the virus or its transmission to others - hence the expectation that all vaccine recipients continue to wear masks.

Once you're vaccinated you have to wait for immunity to develop - reaches its maximum about 10 days after the second shot.
Remember vaccines protect the recipient from illness, but there's no evidence that they reduce the likelihood of carriage of the virus or its transmission to others - hence the expectation that all vaccine recipients continue to wear masks.

Once you're vaccinated you have to wait for immunity to develop - reaches its maximum about 10 days after the second shot.
Remember vaccines protect the recipient from illness, but there's no evidence that they reduce the likelihood of carriage of the virus or its transmission to others - hence the expectation that all vaccine recipients continue to wear masks.