DJinthevalley

Yes! I had a massage with him about a month ago and it was amazing. He's super-hot as I expected but was surprised that he also gave a very good massage.

I love that everyone knows I'm talking about La Dolce Vida. I chose to go out for a massage.

Going to Palm Springs for the weekend and was planning on booking a private massage or two. Staying at a gay resort that offers their own massage therapists and doesn't allow them from the outside. It's not likely any extras are included with the massage, right? I'm not going to ask them, but it would be exciting if something happened because I wouldn't be expecting it.

Most of my massage experiences have been good to great. I've had a couple of odd massages from what I believe were trans men, but no complains about the actual massages. And I've had some bad near massages where I ended up not booking. I was in Palm Springs in a hotel and messaged this Australian guy from Rentmasseur. His rates said "ask" and he said he offered therapeutic and erotic at different rates. I asked how much for a 90 minute erotic and he insisted on talking on the phone live. So I called him and he wanted me to define what I meant by erotic. I turned it back to him and asked what he meant by erotic since his ad offers that option. He went on and on about how he's not an escort and he's only doing this to earn money to fund is art or some such shit. I never called him an escort. He then added that he was sure I'd want him to talk a lot during the massage because most people love his accent. Wrong. I told him to forget it. What sucks the most is browsing profiles on Rentmasseur with my visibility on and having therapists block me once they see I've checked out their profile because I must not be a client they want, even though I haven't even contacted them! That stings.

I realized my question should have been in the spa section after I posted it but couldn't figure out how to delete it.

I’ve been a connoisseur of gay massages for many years. I’ve always wondered how much you infer from new clients based on the initial text exchange. Can you figure out what type of client they will be based on what they do or don’t say or by what questions they have or if they have none at all? When I book with a new masseur my text is always “Hi ----. My name is-----. I saw your ad on Rentmasseur. Would you be free for a 90 minute massage on such and such a date?” And if they’re available I say great and have no further questions. I’ve usually had great experiences. Are there things a potential client can say that are red flags. Just curious.

It was a Sunday afternoon. I have bad knees and didn't want to risk having to walk to much. It might have been okay. Maybe I'll reschedule.

I booked a massage with him and then canceled because parking seemed like it would be a bitch. He seems hot tho.

Booked a massage with him for this Sunday. Anyone had any experiences with him? https://rentmasseur.com/JakeMitchell/

Seems to have been taken down.