411 on Adam Faust

[bigvalboy]

Thinking about hiring him for some newbie experience...any info would help.

[Diverdan]

How about a link?????

[ErieBear]

He's a great guy. Very good about talking to newbies and relaxing them.

[gallahadesquire]

The Link

 

The link (and I think you can copy the photos):

 

http://www.rentboy.com/ListingPopup.aspx?lid=162217

[bigvalboy]

The link (and I think you can copy the photos):

 

http://www.rentboy.com/ListingPopup.aspx?lid=162217

 

Thank you gallahad...I started the thread and had to run out for an hour or so...

[whipped guy]

First hooked up with him years ago when he was in NYC. He was so good at BDSM that I hired him on the spot for a second session the following week... and even though he is not my physical ideal. As Erie's post implies he is a kind individual... but certainly knows his stuff when it comes to S&M... and a few other tricks as well... such as fisting as he has small hands that seem made for the task... However, since I don't partake in that activity I have no first hand... no pun intended... knowledge...

[+ dupontversDC]

He's great, met him for the first time in January in DC.

 

Had a very fun two hour session, he's great at introducing you to new things, and at teaching the advanced classes as well.

 

I'm going to miss him by one day in NYC this week, very disappointing, hope he gets back to DC soon.

[Kevin Slater]

I've met him a few times. Nice, engaging and sexy fellow.

 

Kevin Slater

[+ Gar1eth]

I was getting on a plane a year ago--and see someone who looked like Adam. I texted his phone number--boy was he surprised. I talked to him briefly at baggage claim. He said he was thinking of quitting escorting--he had closed up the merchandise shop on his website--however since he is still escorting--he seems to have changed his mind.

 

Gman

[JT Brooklyn]

Quitting is never easy for the guys who are good at what they do and realize what great $$ it is!

 

But eventually most do move on and the ones that are around "too long" well the Clients sort of disappear over time anyway with the $$.