Jscott

Thanks. The most recent reviews here are from 2011, then there's a huge gap going back to 2005. Not exactly a stellar endorsement (though they're favorable). I take it you had a personal experience and it was subpar. I appreciate the feedback!!!!

Anyone know about this fella? http://rentmasseur.com/BigManJoe I think he's been around a loooong time. Not sure the photos are recent. And curious as to how interactive he'll get (in other words, massage that morphs into escorting). His ad states $100. He quoted $150, though that might have been for "extras." Any experiences? Thanks in advance!!!!

Bomer, so close to boner (though I entertain only the most romantic feelings for him!). And I wouldn't cavil about Cavill cavorting in my bed. Bomer is close to perfection, but there are sooooooooo many actors who come close. Sorry for any drool on your screens.

Is sausage kosher?

Joe would put my panties in a panic, that's for sure (and he'd get well beyond second base with me!). And I second the beauteous Buster (I just hope he's a pitcher not a catcher in that regard!). (Oh, would that they're Giants in all ways!). And Gabe. And Grady. And yes, when I go fishing for studs, Trout is my preferred catch. You gents might enjoy a thread from last year that started with a no hitter and (d)evolved into a more lustful appreciation of the game: http://www.companyofmen.org/showthread.php?93934-No-Hitter&highlight=baseball Some "oldies" but goodies (I'll try to find decent pics) include Josh Willingham, David Freese, Jeff Francoeur, Adam Wainwright, Cole Hamels, Cliff Lee. For the rough trade look, try Josh Hamilton and Mat Latos, Hubba hubba hubby material!

Very true. I was thinking of how I've exhibited rescuing tendencies in my dating life, but by no means is it restricted to that area in general. I've always liked that term, "caregiver cluster." No cracks, anyone, about cluster ****s. Oops, I suppose I just made one. Sorry, it's late.....

Dear Abby probably would have replied, "What does it matter: You sound like a great guy to me!" Seriously, though, it's probably an admixture of all of the above. Human beings are inherently selfish to the extent that we do want to be loved, admired, recognized for our good deeds, etc. That doesn't make our acts of generosity any less sincere. But yes, rescuers are practically a dating archetype, a cousin to the (s)mothering syndrome.