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It doesn’t happen a lot on this site—which is a treasure, by the way—but I’m always stunned on the rare occasions when commenters use right-wing language like “woke,” “canceled,” or, in an instance on a past thread, “social justice warrior.” These terms are all meant to diminish efforts to protect and honor people who have been and continue to be subject to every kind of abuse and violence—like the queer men this site primarily serves! I don’t know what commenters would get out of throwing out insults about someone’s weight, age, etc., which add an unnecessary toxicity to this place of deep, human pleasure. Thank you all who call it out every time. ❤️

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7 minutes ago, Massageislife said:

These terms are all meant to diminish efforts to protect and honor people who have been and continue to be subject to every kind of abuse and violence—

The term "woke" is not only right wing vocabulary. Some of us are bored by victim mentality being pulled out as a weak defense of every disagreement. You dishonor people who have genuinely been abused by jumping on the bandwagon and declaring every disagreement a hate crime / racism or abuse .

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48 minutes ago, Massageislife said:

It doesn’t happen a lot on this site—which is a treasure, by the way—but I’m always stunned on the rare occasions when commenters use right-wing language like “woke,” “canceled,” or, in an instance on a past thread, “social justice warrior.” These terms are all meant to diminish efforts to protect and honor people who have been and continue to be subject to every kind of abuse and violence—like the queer men this site primarily serves! I don’t know what commenters would get out of throwing out insults about someone’s weight, age, etc., which add an unnecessary toxicity to this place of deep, human pleasure. Thank you all who call it out every time. ❤️

I thought this site primarily (not exclusively) serves Gay men.

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On 7/8/2022 at 8:48 PM, FewBricksShy said:

This is an important point. I’ve actually asked providers who post pictures of themselves with different hair color what it is right now. I don’t think that’s unfair. We’re cataloging through these guys to find something that potentially pleases us. It’s already a marker, and provider’s should know they’re going to be assessed on things that might be superficial. We’re not looking to become soulmates or life partners here. We’re looking for a business transaction. The business is intimate and personal, but it’s still business. So it’s okay to assess based off likes and dislikes, but there’s definitely a way to do that which is professional and polite. No need to be rude or hateful about it.  

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On 7/8/2022 at 8:48 PM, FewBricksShy said:

. We’re cataloging through these guys to find something that potentially pleases us. It’s already a marker, and provider’s should know they’re going to be assessed on things that might be superficial. We’re not looking to become soulmates or life partners here.

Exactly.

Men are by nature visual creatures.

So appearances are am important component of attraction. We arent discussing a dating site and even there men are going to priorotize looks first /personality later.

It's been a long time that I listened to people who hire masseurs primarily on their looks and worry about their skills as a secondary consideration.

No matter how much you try and apply today's sensitivity toward exclusion, you're never going to get people to ignore their natural tendency to find some things attractive and some things unattractive. It's human nature and definitely a very core male characteristic of desire.

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43 minutes ago, pubic_assistance said:

There are several bisexual men who are part of the community here

Yup, that’s why I said not exclusively 😊

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1 hour ago, pubic_assistance said:

Exactly.

Men are by nature visual creatures.

So appearances are am important component of attraction. We arent discussing a dating site and even there men are going to priorotize looks first /personality later.

It's been a long time that I listened to people who hire masseurs primarily on their looks and worry about their skills as a secondary consideration.

No matter how much you try and apply today's sensitivity toward exclusion, you're never going to get people to ignore their natural tendency to find some things attractive and some things unattractive. It's human nature and definitely a very core male characteristic of desire.

Your post is unnecessary. Everyone has preferences in what they desire, and no one is trying to change anyone else’s. The point here is civility. We’re a community of people of various sizes, ages, and genders. Those areas can be addressed without verging into insult.

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2 hours ago, pubic_assistance said:

No matter how much you try and apply today's sensitivity toward exclusion, you're never going to get people to ignore their natural tendency to find some things attractive and some things unattractive. It's human nature and definitely a very core male characteristic of desire.

This is just essentializing the incentives and markers of late-stage capitalism and patriarchy to some biological imperative. It's not. While biology plays a role, our desires are primarily shaped by our experiences, cultures, and psychology. All of these are also geographically and historically situated. For example, as recently as WWII, a man was not considered queer unless he bottomed. (See George Chauncey's Gay New York. In much the same way, how we discuss even physical characteristics are historically and culturally constructed. 

No one is saying we don't have your preferences and turn-ons. That's cool. What some of us object to is using degrading and dehumanizing language ("fat," "ugly," racial tropes, etc.) to describe providers. It's not that hard. People post about guys I don't find remotely desirable ALL THE TIME. And I don't comment on them. I feel no need to "yuck someone's yum" or to say nasty things about sex workers. 

If a client has a concern that the person they're going to meet with may look different, ask for a quick FaceTime or for them to send a current time stamped pic. 

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2 hours ago, pubic_assistance said:

Exactly....Men are by nature visual creatures....No matter how much you try and apply today's sensitivity toward exclusion, you're never going to get people to ignore their natural tendency to find some things attractive and some things unattractive. It's human nature and definitely a very core male characteristic of desire.

Heaven forbid that anyone should try to rise above the natural base animal instincts to be a mean bully, right?

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4 hours ago, Walt said:

Heaven forbid that anyone should try to rise above the natural base animal instincts to be a mean bully, right?

Heaven forbid that the community here should act any more civil than the gay community at large. I have to listen to enough sniping between people on age/weight/appearance/hair/masculinity/etc. in real life.

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One of the most basic human urges is to correct other people's behavior.  Some on this board really enjoy it.

If you like a comment or find it helpful, give it a like.  If you don't, keep scrolling.  

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20 hours ago, pubic_assistance said:

Exactly.

Men are by nature visual creatures.

So appearances are am important component of attraction. We arent discussing a dating site and even there men are going to priorotize looks first /personality later.

It's been a long time that I listened to people who hire masseurs primarily on their looks and worry about their skills as a secondary consideration.

No matter how much you try and apply today's sensitivity toward exclusion, you're never going to get people to ignore their natural tendency to find some things attractive and some things unattractive. It's human nature and definitely a very core male characteristic of desire.

I disagree we are not talking about dating. Even though money comes into it, I always consider my connections to escorts to be dates I am going on. And I am always hopeful they will turn out to be memorable dates on the positive side.

But just like when I was younger and in the "free marketplace", they all turn out differently, great, good, so-so and forgettable.

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39 minutes ago, Luv2play said:

I always consider my connections to escorts to be dates I am going on.

I do the same thing. I get ready just like I’m going on a date.
The escorts that are repeat hires do the same. They show
up, on time, rested, showered, and ready to have a good time. 

Yes, I’m fully aware it’s not a "date-date", but who the fuck
cares. If it feels the same, then it’s a date, and I treat it like one. 

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18 hours ago, KensingtonHomo said:

This is just essentializing the incentives and markers of late-stage capitalism and patriarchy to some biological imperative

You talk like my wife's lesbian friends ...

I think some people are frank in their conversational style and some like to talk around things in a Southern Belle style.

Beyond the analysis of Lesbian hatred of Patriarchal Society, this is a group of men sharing their opinions about providers not WITH providers. No one is CALLING anyone "fat", because they aren't HERE! Same way I wouldn't call one of my wife's friends fat to her face but I can certainly say it to my wife and she will giggle.

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31 minutes ago, pubic_assistance said:

What I meant by "dating" was you're not searching for a long term partner. ( But maybe I'm wrong ...maybe some of you are ). I'm already married so I guess it never occurred to me that anyone would "date" an escort.

Which raises the question: do you actually hire escorts?

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When I check out a 411 post that one of our members puts up and the escort is TOTALLY NOT my type I've been known to make the following comment. "Totally not my type too many/much "xyz" but isn't that great. Damn I'm glad we are not all looking for the same type of escorts. If we were hiring would become near impossible. Viva la difference".  I see nothing wrong with that comment.

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