Colton, NYC - retired?

[BaronArtz]

A bittersweet review of Colton on March 29 suggests that Colton retired from the business. Is this true?

 

http://www.daddysreviews.com/cruise/2016-03-29

 

The reviewer discusses his experiences with my affection. He obviously met Colton several times over an extended period of time and valued him. I am sorry that it came to an end. I know how that feels ...

[+ azdr0710]

Colton turns 38 later this year....though certainly not on his A-list of clients, I met with him a few times up until about four or five years ago......he's very straight-forward and I'm not surprised Colton reminded this reviewer to not get too serious with him.....

 

Colton had told me he was planning to move on....he's smart enough to know that must happen....

 

in the meantime, I presume he has some much-trusted regulars (who don't take it too seriously) who he'll continue to see until he doesn't want to anymore....

[BaronArtz]

It is indeed smart to move on ... I admire the man for doing it. Good for him. I also understand that it is a bittersweet experience for many, if not most of the clients he had. Although this reviewer was reminded not to take it too seriously, we are human and develop real feelings of affection. I thought that this review illustrates it very well. The memory of the red shirt he was wearing will be with him forever.

[nebula]

It's too bad he retired

[nebula]

After reading this review, I feel bad for this reviewer. Honesty, sure, but isn't this also cruelty? Should we all praise being cruel in the name of being honest? I would suggest this reviewer to just move on. I highly recommend Vin Marco to this reviewer, similar if not better built, such a nice and sweet guy from head to toe.

[BaronArtz]

Not sure I would call it 'cruelty'. You can't expect an escort to go on forever ... eventually, they all retire.

[nebula]

a couple of colton's new reviews are up with a new email address. he's still escorting. @Seaworld you guys made up this time?