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@jrk69 Are pix accurate? Is he undressed during the massage and, if so, what's his bod like? He looks cute and sexy.

@mike carey Thanks for a very interesting and informative explanation.

That's quite a scowl!

And i thought it was real, possibly taken from his instagram. 🤦‍♂️

I was one of his first clients in Los Angeles. I gave him a 5-star review on RM and posted positive comments on this board. If he were still in Los Angeles, I'd hire him in a New Yawk minute.! 😍 Enough said.

In the second photo where he is smiling, he looks cute and approachable and someone I would consider meeting.

I always include my description in my initial inquiry to the RM. If he asks for a pic, I tell him (honestly) I don't send pics but would be glad to facetime, etc. with him. Very few take me up on that but, instead, go ahead with meeting after I reiterate the description found in my first contact. IMHO, NEVER send a photo. No good can come of it; only mischief (and not good mischief)

Unfortunately, so many, many guys use photos on RentMen and RentMasseur where they do not look friendly or even approachable. Instead, they opt for a look like this guy: glowering, mean, standoffish, etc. It's so nice to find an ad where the guy smiles in the photos.

possibly a jab at the RM's age claim of 27; trick mirrors that make him look much younger (obviously this is a joke) Mirrors in a fun house can distort a person's image and two-way mirrors during police interrogation are de rigueur on Law and Order (cue dun dun theme music) but mirrors that shave 10 years off someone's life 🤔

I agree that is a common strategy in marketing consumer goods, etc. But when applied to RM, it is risible to me. I'm not sure what is more ridiculous: the RM who prices himself that way or the client who buys into the fiction/fantasy that the exorbitant price means they are getting a higher quality experience.

I think they don't see it negatively as it usually matches what they would have asked and sometimes is a tad bit more. They have often told me that they appreciate the fact I am direct and clear about what I want. I think respectful communication is the key. Avoid, IMHO, flea-market style haggling.

If I wanted to give him the benefit of the doubt, I'd say, based on the photos, 27 is a typo; his real age is 37 years old

I know nothing about this RM but from my experience with other RM, the rate depends on multiple factors such as the proposed activities, when and where, & how long a session as well as factors we are unaware of such as the RM's particular need for $ at the moment and his schedule (personal, professional, etc.) If I am interested in a RM, I messenger him on RM, telling him about me (age, height, etc.), what I'm looking for and for how long and then propose a donation. This usually always works. I propose a donation that I think is fair, even if a tad high. I don't want to get into haggling with the RM as that can create a bad vibe if a bargain is struck.

Sounds like he's serious. Hope you are able to schedule soon. I look forward to your report. 😃

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