Latin_Macho TJ/San Diego

[MassageAdam]

Anyone been with this guy....

https://rent.men/Latin_macho

[Epigonos]

As a Spanish speaker the word "macho" in an ad creates an image I don't find terrible appealing.

[jjkrkwood]

As a Spanish speaker the word "macho" in an ad creates an image I don't find terrible appealing.

 

 

It only means he sees himself as "masculine" or a TOP.... In any case he sure has some BIG latin charm.

[BabyBoomer]

Anyone been with this guy....

https://rent.men/Latin_macho

 

From looking at his RM reviews @coriolis888 met him last month.

 

~Boomer~

[Epigonos]

Actually in Spanish speaking countries, especially Mexico, it means a lot more than that. It implies it super masculine aggressive attitude that is overbearing in many ways.

[jjkrkwood]

Actually in Spanish speaking countries, especially Mexico, it means a lot more than that. It implies it super masculine aggressive attitude that is overbearing in many ways.

 

Well, there's a market for THAT too !

[coriolis888]

Actually in Spanish speaking countries, especially Mexico, it means a lot more than that. It implies it super masculine aggressive attitude that is overbearing in many ways.

 

 

Hi, the term may imply that the person is "super masculine aggressive" but with this guy, the term does not apply.

 

To the contrary, he has a warm and special charm that is rarely found in people you just meet or even in people you know a long time.

 

His English is quite good which is another of his special traits.

 

Oh, and @[uSER=10551]BabyBoome[/uSER]r, you are very observant - I am impressed.

[+ Gar1eth]

Actually in Spanish speaking countries, especially Mexico, it means a lot more than that. It implies it super masculine aggressive attitude that is overbearing in many ways.

 

I thought it meant that in English too.

 

Gman

[Gregrdy]

As a Spanish speaker the word "macho" in an ad creates an image I don't find terrible appealing.

As a Spanish speaker, the translation of macho is a male. it’s antonym being “hembra”.

[Gregrdy]

I thought it meant that in English too.

 

Gman

The word you’re thinking of is machista.

[Guest]

[+ azdr0710]

This poor guy has got to be regretting the 'macho' moniker by now with all this handwringing over its meaning