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was he a rent boy?

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Just looking for your opinions on a situation that just happened.

I messaged a good looking guy on a gay dating site. His profile seemed really genuine in what he was looking for and really appealed to me. I didn't have a photo on there but offered to send a face pic if he liked what he read in my profile. He replied and I sent the pic and no responce for 3 days, although he had been logged into the site every day. I sent him a message saying that he mustn't have liked my pic but it was no problem and good luck with finding his man. Anyway he then sent me a message back which said:

" Hey I only didn't reply as of yet. When u wanna meet for something to eat then? Do I get paid for the meet? Sorry for not replying sooner "

I thought the getting paid comment was pretty odd, and thought it was a joke first but then I couldn't believe that a 21yo guy would be niaive enough to make such a comment which is open to interpretation. So I messaged him back copying in his quote and asking "do u usually get paid when u meet guys? (you are joking right?)" He sent me a message straight back saying "oh ok sorry. i got you mixed up........ physically your not my type and its only natural that i need to be physically attracted by you "

If it was an innocent jokey comment then surely he would have put the record straight? So my question is was he renting? Perspectives and comments appreciated.
 
RENTBOY!!!!

How much spare cash do you have?
 
oh he thought you were one of his clients. I bet if you offer some money, his physical attraction for you will rise tremendously.

what dating site was it?
 
Run for the hills and hide your wallet.

THis boy is out for money. Your assumption is right on target..

Keep clear of this one... If you dont , dont say we did not tell you... becarefull...
 
If he's talking money this early in the game, he's also not a very good rentboy.
 
If he's a rentboy, then why bother saying "you're not my type physically, and i need to be physically attracted to you"? Trying to cover for being found out? I mean, he blatantly said "am I going to get paid", so I don't see why he switched tactics.

Whether the guy was for pay or not, the upshot is he ain't worth the effort. :)

Lex
 
My thought was that he was a rent boy but was also looking for a relationship himself and was posting for that, and got me mixed up with a client when he replied. His own profile was very affectionate and totally non sexual in what he was seeking. Anyway thank God I found out before I met him lol.
 
he sounds like one of those guys who will meet you for free but if he's not attracted to you will still meet as long as you are "generous".
 
have you come across those type of guys before hotatlboi?
 
yeah basically unless you are exactly what they want they just want to make money off you.
 
hotatlboi said:
yeah basically unless you are exactly what they want they just want to make money off you.
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Ahh yes, the Professional Boyfriend. However, usually the Professional Boyfriend doesn't outright ask for cash. It's a more subtle kind of quid pro quo. As in you take him expensive places, buy him expensive things, he'll condescend to let you blow him, and maybe give it up if you pay his rent or buy him a car.

The moment the cash flow stops, well:

"...It's not you, it's me..."

I think though that Trikky actually came across a professional of the oldest stripe. Just not a very bright one. He certainly could have been on that site looking for love, professionals need love too - and we all know they have hearts of gold.
 
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