Anybody else fall for the men they hire?

[DaddyCares]

On 6/14/2024 at 9:43 AM, KensingtonHomo said:

I don't think you should feel bad about this @Rgsnva but some of the suggestions here may be worth exploring. 

Americans are experiencing an unprecedented epidemic of loneliness. I don't know your situation, but the cultural moment lends itself to people wanting to feel loved and connected. This could make you more likely to invest emotionally in your relationship with a provider. 

In addition to the suggestions above, perhaps you can invest more time in developing and deepening your relationships with friends so you're less susceptible to putting all your eggs in this provider's basket. 

Very well put

[Clt704guy]

I actually kind of dated a guy I hired in Singapore. He would always visit from Indonesia. We met many times, so at one point I just asked him to stay with me. We tried that out a few times. I’d even let him use my spare bedroom to meet his other clients while I was at work. We’d go out for dinner at nights and have fun. It was a great experience. 

[ShortCutie7]

Since I’m so inexperienced in virtually every regard, I have a big fear of this happening… like, there are some providers I have seen I would love to see again (and almost definitely will), and I have to actively convince myself to even message new guys…

[DaddyCares]

Im curious if anyone had a rent boy fall for them back

[Existinguser]

On 1/22/2026 at 12:23 PM, ReynST said:

I finish my massages with a hug and it is the one thing he needs to keep going. When his marriage turns sour, when a parent passes, and when he loses his job or his children lash out, he comes. He comes other times as well, but always when he's at his lowest. I give him a hug and sometimes he cries, sometimes uncontrollably. He says that he tries so hard and I say nothing back. I hold onto him as long as he needs someone to hold on to and when the tears have stopped, I let him go. I wipe him down with warm towels, he thanks me and he goes his way. 

The first time he said "I love you" I said "you're welcome". He wanted to express his thanks using stronger words and I gave my response to his gratitude. 

He says I love you every time afterwards and he's been saying it for for years. Recently he moved to a different coast. He has a fulfilling new position and a new house in suburbs of an exciting new city. He also has a great relationship with his children.

Whenever he visits, he comes and he's full of smiles but even still he sometimes cries, and sometimes uncontrollably. And he says I love you.

It's still just a thank you 

(Yes, this is a true story)

That's beautiful.