Markmark

He’s expensive considering the limited services he offers, but he’s very hot—better than the photos. Only worth it if paying the premium isn’t a big deal for you. I’d like to say I wouldn’t see him again…. but apparently I have no self-control when I’m horny and I’ve been checking to see whether he’s back in town.
Average/above average size.

I saw him today and cannot say enough nice things about him. Super nice guy and whoa is he ever spectacular to look at. 

Hi everyone. I really enjoyed reading a lot of y’all’s pleasant experiences with me and definitely appreciated hearing back from people who were disappointed from me “flaking”. I think everyone has definitely experienced nights where they thought they were good to bottom and discovered that they weren’t while preparing. But just like anything else I’ve definitely gotten better with budgeting my time and scheduling. I really appreciate y’all on this page giving me credibility and another way of verifying that I’m real. I can’t tell you how many people I have to prove that I’m not catfishing. I’m currently jumping from city to city for the next year until I find a city that I’d like to buy property in. If I’m in your city I’d be more than happy to schedule with y’all. While I’m traveling I’m only doing erotic massages. So I won’t be topping or bottoming mostly oral body contact kissing etc. if that interests you please keep contact. Currently in Dallas then headed to Austin! Wishing y’all well ❤️

Personally, I’m flattered when providers reach out to me after a session, to say hi, or to let me know when they’ll be back in my city, particularly if the meet-up has been fun for both parties and there’s been some sort of connection established. But timing is everything. It would freak me out a bit to get a message from a provider the next day requesting an immediate repeat with fee, and I would probably have responded as the OP did. My now-regular guy waited about 10 days after our first session to send me an unsolicited “Hi how u doin would love to see u soon” text, and not only did that not bother me, I sprained a finger responding with a date/time/place.

Alright ya’ll, I took one for the team and met up with him. He’s much hotter than the photos, and very good with his hands. However, he is limited to sensual massage + receiving oral and he’s expensive. There’s also a bit of a language barrier; be very clear with what you’re looking for (and who is giving or receiving) when you message him to ensure there’s no misunderstanding.

Alright ya’ll, I took one for the team and met up with him. He’s much hotter than the photos, and very good with his hands. However, he is limited to sensual massage + receiving oral and he’s expensive. There’s also a bit of a language barrier; be very clear with what you’re looking for (and who is giving or receiving) when you message him to ensure there’s no misunderstanding.

Alright ya’ll, I took one for the team and met up with him. He’s much hotter than the photos, and very good with his hands. However, he is limited to sensual massage + receiving oral and he’s expensive. There’s also a bit of a language barrier; be very clear with what you’re looking for (and who is giving or receiving) when you message him to ensure there’s no misunderstanding.

Alright ya’ll, I took one for the team and met up with him. He’s much hotter than the photos, and very good with his hands. However, he is limited to sensual massage + receiving oral and he’s expensive. There’s also a bit of a language barrier; be very clear with what you’re looking for (and who is giving or receiving) when you message him to ensure there’s no misunderstanding.

I find some of the above comments a little harsh. He’s an attractive young man.

It may be that he is a novice at escorting. He may only have viewed companionship/sex as a business very recently, and he may be uncertain how to translate the initial contacts into actual clients.
Perhaps a nice older man will take the time and trouble to seduce him into bed. Once there, he can be shown what to do and how to please an older male repeatedly 😎

I had a client yesterday that I have seen once before. He was a very nice guy but very shy. Last night he books me after flaking on my this past Saturday. I arrive to his apartment and he was very upset. He lost a friend a couple of months ago. He booked me for 4 hours of a BF experience. 
Things were good untill he started telling he wanted to kill himself , how he was going to die and even he thought of paying someone to kill him. I lost a my cousin to suicide and I don't take it lightly when anyone says they want to die. After two hours of trying to help him and feel better I was mental exhausted and couldn't handle the constant barrage and details how he would die. 
I told him I'm sorry but I have to go early and charged for 2 hours instead of the 4 hours. I told h to contact the suicide help line or call 911. I get home from his apt at 2:30am and I left with a barrage of texts how I'm horrible and I am pos. I ignored it hoping I can reach out to him this morning to see if he's ok. 
I wake up this morning with two 1 star reviews from him, I am really upset with this as my rm profile has 51 5 star reviews, and rent masseur has 30+ reviews. 
I honestly feel like I did everything I was capable of, I'm not a phycologist nor am I trained mental health therapist. I contacted RM and rentmasseur and they won't remove the reviews. 
I don't know what to do; would one outliner of a review Crater my businesses? 
Thanks for reading and letting me vent my disappointments. 
 
 
 
 

Hi all,
This provider appears to be new.  Very cute, nice smile.  Does anyone have info on Escurious in SF? 
https://rentmen.eu/Escurious
 
Thanks!
 
Sorry - I meant to post this in the Deli, but he does mention massage in his ad copy.  I'll ask to have it moved.

Hahahaha well in any case, definitely fake (photos are ripped from a South Korean model, with the watermark very carefully photoshopped out) and the profiles have been taken down.

One of the best looking men in this business.  Delivered a great experience.  Interesting engaged, a bit of that Russian snobbiness and aloofness.  But it didn’t really bother me.  I’d for sure repeat.

That’s fair. He does warn in his profile that he has limited availability in NYC but I agree anyone charging that much should warrant a little more flexibility. 
 
That said, I’ve never had a bad experience with Mark. I encourage anyone seeing this thread to give him their own chance before making up their minds. 

I second this. 

Highly recommend. Definitely charging a premium but IMO worth it. His photos are a little bit facetuned as is the norm but otherwise accurate. I haven’t seen him since last year but would in an instant if he was in town. PM me if you’re interested in more info.

As a client, I find it endearing when an escort occasionally sends a text to find out how I’m doing. I would rather see repeat escorts who at least have an interest in seeing me. There is definitely a fine line though between interest and being a pest….

A forum member and I had an incredible 5 way with Tim and Ace. Actually, I’m fairly certain it was a 6 way but I can’t remember who the other guy was. 
 
I also had a 3 way with just Tim and Ace. We had A LOT of fun and it was worth the money. I don’t speculate on Tim’s (or anyone’s) sexuality but I will tell you I’d repeat the session again… and again.  And again. 

He is not the guy in the pic. Be aware 

This was quite funny to read, a client of mine told me about this forum. 
Hey I'm Snygg (aka IcelandBoy). So let me say I have never had surgery and I find it a bit humorous some of y'all say I had a face-lift. I'm recently 27 so unless I suffered from some unfortunate event or condition, I don't think people my age do such procedures. I do take pride in taking care of my skin and appearance, but haven't tried botox as well yet. 
I do use filters on some pics like most Professional escorts or people my age that use Instagram in general (filters enhance colours and texture not change shapes). 
In terms of some of you being upset I don't send pictures, well there are more than enough on my profile, and mostly people that ask for pics are usually looking for a free wank and attention, so yeah I do redirect them to my profile where you can see me from every angle head to toe. If I did have special pics I don't post on the profile, I would create an onlyfans, but it's not really my thing and I respect all sex workers who are dedicated to such material.  
Thanks for many nice comments by the way, especially from the people that met me, working as an escort for over 4 years I understand that to some people I'm very interesting looking and for some the opposite, which is perfectly normal since everyone has their taste and that's why we see guys off all kind of backgrounds on the pages. But besides my looks I'm a fun time in and out of bed and have no problems holding a conversation about many topics and being presentable, if it's a bar or a formal event. 
If any one y'all are interested to meet in your areas let me know via my escort profile, I'm traveling all year round haha. 

I’d need to get paid much more than $25k for the horror of spending the weekend with an entitled guy stoned out of his mind on cocaine. How awful.  No thanks. 

Aha, I didn’t consider the supply/demand differences, that makes sense. Thanks for your perspectives!

It sounds like you’re at somewhat of a crossroads and having to make some tough choices about how you spend your time—I feel for you. Hopefully some providers can shed some light on your unique circumstances, certainly I can’t claim to understand or relate as a client/9-to-5’er. 
I do hope I can provide some small amount of perspective as someone making some similar decisions. If we leave out all of the complications that come out of your particular field of work and how that affects your relationships (hopefully that’s where the rest of the community can help!), I want to address one fundamental aspect: should you devote more of your life to your work, and focus on building the relationships you created through your work. 
For a long time I lived at one extreme. I devoted nearly my entire life to my work and the only relationships I had came from my work. Honestly it feels so easy and comfortable and convenient to live like that. I don’t have to take risks or experience charged social situations or make life-altering decisions or risk my career. The result though after years of that life is that it’s all pretty much a meaningless blur. The more I focused on my work the less time I had to do memorable things that made life worth living. I never built many truly meaningful deep relationships that were independent from my work where I could really share what I was going through personally. Ironically, the more time I spent at work the less productive I was.
Ever since then I’ve been clawing my way out of this hole. I work a sane number of hours and then completely disconnect so I’m not checking email/thinking about it all night. It’s still difficult to make friends outside of work because all I know how to talk about is my work, but that motivates me to do more with my life and create memories that last. And that’s not to say I don’t still have really important close relationships with people I know through my work, but that’s no longer 100% of my life. 
Ultimately I love my work and it sounds like you do too, but it can also contribute a lot of stress and anxiety. Maintaining boundaries between work and life and creating unique memories is worth it even when it’s hard and uncomfortable and messy at times.
Oh, and one more thing specifically about relationships with clients. I happen to be good friends with a provider, and sometimes we have sessions and other times we just hang out. No matter how comfortable I am with him and how close and meaningful our relationship is, regularly exchanging money and the social imbalance that creates will always weigh on my mind. I trust and respect him, but I’ll never truly know if the way he treats me is influenced by the money he wants from me. 

It sounds like you’re at somewhat of a crossroads and having to make some tough choices about how you spend your time—I feel for you. Hopefully some providers can shed some light on your unique circumstances, certainly I can’t claim to understand or relate as a client/9-to-5’er. 
I do hope I can provide some small amount of perspective as someone making some similar decisions. If we leave out all of the complications that come out of your particular field of work and how that affects your relationships (hopefully that’s where the rest of the community can help!), I want to address one fundamental aspect: should you devote more of your life to your work, and focus on building the relationships you created through your work. 
For a long time I lived at one extreme. I devoted nearly my entire life to my work and the only relationships I had came from my work. Honestly it feels so easy and comfortable and convenient to live like that. I don’t have to take risks or experience charged social situations or make life-altering decisions or risk my career. The result though after years of that life is that it’s all pretty much a meaningless blur. The more I focused on my work the less time I had to do memorable things that made life worth living. I never built many truly meaningful deep relationships that were independent from my work where I could really share what I was going through personally. Ironically, the more time I spent at work the less productive I was.
Ever since then I’ve been clawing my way out of this hole. I work a sane number of hours and then completely disconnect so I’m not checking email/thinking about it all night. It’s still difficult to make friends outside of work because all I know how to talk about is my work, but that motivates me to do more with my life and create memories that last. And that’s not to say I don’t still have really important close relationships with people I know through my work, but that’s no longer 100% of my life. 
Ultimately I love my work and it sounds like you do too, but it can also contribute a lot of stress and anxiety. Maintaining boundaries between work and life and creating unique memories is worth it even when it’s hard and uncomfortable and messy at times.
Oh, and one more thing specifically about relationships with clients. I happen to be good friends with a provider, and sometimes we have sessions and other times we just hang out. No matter how comfortable I am with him and how close and meaningful our relationship is, regularly exchanging money and the social imbalance that creates will always weigh on my mind. I trust and respect him, but I’ll never truly know if the way he treats me is influenced by the money he wants from me. 

It sounds like you’re at somewhat of a crossroads and having to make some tough choices about how you spend your time—I feel for you. Hopefully some providers can shed some light on your unique circumstances, certainly I can’t claim to understand or relate as a client/9-to-5’er. 
I do hope I can provide some small amount of perspective as someone making some similar decisions. If we leave out all of the complications that come out of your particular field of work and how that affects your relationships (hopefully that’s where the rest of the community can help!), I want to address one fundamental aspect: should you devote more of your life to your work, and focus on building the relationships you created through your work. 
For a long time I lived at one extreme. I devoted nearly my entire life to my work and the only relationships I had came from my work. Honestly it feels so easy and comfortable and convenient to live like that. I don’t have to take risks or experience charged social situations or make life-altering decisions or risk my career. The result though after years of that life is that it’s all pretty much a meaningless blur. The more I focused on my work the less time I had to do memorable things that made life worth living. I never built many truly meaningful deep relationships that were independent from my work where I could really share what I was going through personally. Ironically, the more time I spent at work the less productive I was.
Ever since then I’ve been clawing my way out of this hole. I work a sane number of hours and then completely disconnect so I’m not checking email/thinking about it all night. It’s still difficult to make friends outside of work because all I know how to talk about is my work, but that motivates me to do more with my life and create memories that last. And that’s not to say I don’t still have really important close relationships with people I know through my work, but that’s no longer 100% of my life. 
Ultimately I love my work and it sounds like you do too, but it can also contribute a lot of stress and anxiety. Maintaining boundaries between work and life and creating unique memories is worth it even when it’s hard and uncomfortable and messy at times.
Oh, and one more thing specifically about relationships with clients. I happen to be good friends with a provider, and sometimes we have sessions and other times we just hang out. No matter how comfortable I am with him and how close and meaningful our relationship is, regularly exchanging money and the social imbalance that creates will always weigh on my mind. I trust and respect him, but I’ll never truly know if the way he treats me is influenced by the money he wants from me.