A: To be honest, I don't really think of it as going the extra mile. I've always believed in showing up, leading with intent, doing what I say I'm going to do, and genuinely caring about the people around me.

From working before and after school, early mornings on farms, 4 a.m. starts in the logging industry, volunteering with Special Olympics as a kid, or plowing snow for elderly neighbors after work, I've always been someone who believes in putting in the effort. Not because anyone asked me to, but because it's simply how I was raised and who I am.

I take pride in being dependable, attentive, and present. I show up on time, follow through on my commitments, and pay attention to the details that matter. In my experience, a lot of people remember the little things long after they've forgotten everything else.

At the end of the day, I don't strive to be extraordinary. I just try to care, be consistent, and leave things a little better than I found them.

A: If I had to pick one thing everyone should know about me, it's that I've never been afraid to bet on myself.

Throughout my life, I've taken chances that many people thought were unusual, whether that was moving across the country to become a logger, building a life in San Francisco, pursuing unconventional career paths, or chasing adventures simply because they excited me. Some of those decisions worked out exactly as planned, while others taught me valuable lessons.

I've learned that growth rarely comes from staying comfortable. The experiences that have shaped me most came from saying yes to opportunities, embracing uncertainty, and trusting myself enough to see where the journey would lead.

Life is far too short to live someone else's version of it.

A: I want people to know that what you see is genuinely who I am. Beyond sessions and content creation, a significant part of my life is giving back to the community. Through cycling fundraisers and advocacy work, I've helped raise thousands of dollars for organizations supporting LGBTQ+ individuals and people affected by HIV.
I believe success means very little if you're not helping others along the way. My goal is to leave the community better than I found it and to use whatever platform I have to make a positive impact; one conversation, one ride, and occasionally one mischievous adventure at a time!

A: What I enjoy most about myself is how open I am to life. I've never been afraid to start over, take a chance, or pursue an adventure that excites me. Whether it was moving across the country, exploring new places, or building the life I have today, I've always followed curiosity over comfort. I also genuinely enjoy meeting people and hearing their stories. Some of the most meaningful friendships and connections in my life started with a simple conversation.

A: I'd probably tell you that my life has been truly extraordinary; shaped by adventure, curiosity, community, and a constant desire to see things from different perspectives.

I'd tell you about cycling hundreds of miles to raise money for charity, the places I've explored, and the incredible people I've met along the way. Those experiences have taught me that genuine human connection is one of the most valuable things we have as a society.

I've lived a life that many people would never expect. From growing up in a small city on the East Coast, to working as a logger on the Olympic Peninsula, buying trucks and helping send them to Africa, selling WWII buoys to a sculptor in Maine, and eventually building a life for myself in San Francisco. From tens of thousands of miles behind the wheel of a vehicle to hundreds of miles at a time on a bicycle, every journey has come with its own stories, unforgettable characters, and life lessons along the way.

More than anything, I've learned that every person has a story worth hearing and every experience offers a chance to see the world a little differently. Despite all the adventure, I'm just as happy sharing good conversation & company.

A: Outside of what I do full-time, I'm an avid cyclist and love exploring new places. Having spent the past few years traveling frequently, I've developed an appreciation for different perspectives, cultures, and ways of life; as well as just about every form of transportation, from planes and trains to road trips and everything in between. When I'm not getting around that way, you'll usually find me on my bike or out for a hike.

No matter where I am, discovering local coffee shops, restaurants, and hidden gems is always part of the adventure. I'm happiest when I'm outdoors, planning my next trip, or finding new ways to challenge myself physically and mentally.

At this point, it's less of a hobby and more of a lifestyle. Let's just say I know my way around. 😉

A: AIDS/LifeCycle has been the greatest life experience of my life so far. The ride is more than miles on a bike. It is a moving city and a community where no one is left behind. From old faces, new friends, clients, even
“fans” who have followed my journey online, the love bubble embraced us all. People of every background came together with one shared purpose, to support one another and to fight for a world without HIV stigma. The diversity, the unity, and the care brought me to tears more than once.

The Final 545 raised 17.85 million dollars in total. Each mile was filled with beauty, from the rolling landscapes of California to the people riding beside me. AIDS/LifeCycle will always stuck with me, and it has inspired me to continue with Cycle for the Cause and to carry the message of love, community, support, and resilience forward.

Other defining moments in my life have been moving across the country on my own, discovering San Francisco and building community here, and stepping into my current companion lifestyle. All of these moments, together, have shaped me into the person I am today.

A: The people closest to me describe me as dedicated and always striving to grow. Friends often tell me that I am a little light in their lives, someone who brings a smile to their faces and encourages them to step out of their comfort zones. I love seeing others open themselves to new experiences they might not have explored otherwise.

What stands out right away is how easygoing and approachable I am. I connect easily, communicate openly, and create space for genuine conversation. While I carry introverted qualities that keep me reflective and grounded, I also have an extroverted side that comes alive when I am engaging with others. That mix allows me to be both a thoughtful listener and an energetic presence.

Personally, what I value most about myself is the ability to establish boundaries that ground me and allow me to show up intentionally. I live authentically and free spirited, and because of that I am deeply happy with the life I live. I have learned the importance of living authentically and making choices that align with my values.

A: My lifestyle is unique. While I am a professional Dom and live a kink influenced life, there are many other facets that shape who I am. Cycling, community work, and travel are all major parts of my world. I spend about half the year on the road offering experiences, showing up at kink events, and exploring new places. The other half of the year I am home in San Francisco, staying grounded through close friends, chosen family, and the community that has embraced me.

What excites me about traveling is the chance to step into something new, whether that is a new kink to explore, a neighborhood I have never stayed in, or even a dish at a restaurant that I have not tried before. What grounds me is the energy of home and the people who remind me why connection matters. Both sides of my lifestyle, the adventure and the grounding, make me who I am.

A: I want everyone to know that I live my life authentically and inclusively. Every moment matters to me, and I believe the energy we put into the world often finds its way back to us. Because of that, I try to move through life with kindness, joy, and the hope of being a positive influence on those around me.

I am playful and optimistic, yet also grounded and intentional. I believe in living fully, connecting openly, and showing up with honesty in everything I do. Like everyone else, I am still on a journey of self-discovery and growth, always striving to become a better version of myself while encouraging others to do the same.

A: I absolutely love San Francisco and genuinely enjoy being home. Between my friends, chosen family, community, favorite restaurants, and the life I've built here, it will always be a special place to me.

That said, I've always had a bit of a restless spirit. I grew up on the East Coast and, at twenty years old, moved across the country to Forks, Washington to pursue my dream of working as a logger and living near Olympic National Park. Since then, I've spent countless hours exploring new cities, small towns, national parks, and everything in between.

Travel gives me a sense of adventure and curiosity, while home gives me connection and grounding. If you asked me to choose between the two, I couldn't. I love having a place to come home to, but I'm always excited to discover what's waiting around the next bend in the road.

A: I would say my niche is being that Friendly Neighborhood Kinkster. I often travel with some kink gear, like floggers, restraints, toys, and many other fun tricks. I have a wide variety of kinks as well that I always happy to explore, and open to others if someone has one I am not familiar with. I am also a proud affiliate and model of Mr. S Leather that is based in San Francisco and you can see me in some of their products, as you can tell by the pictures in my profile.

I am 100% judgement free and absolutely love seeing my partner’s excitement as we explore their fantasies. Also, if anyone wants to experience some kinky fun but unsure where to start, I am happy to discuss with them and have a session that can rock their world.

As your kinky jock extraordinaire, I will light that fire under your feet with my bag of gear.

A: I do a fair bit for fun. Between cycling up in the Marin Headlands or Mount Diablo, scuba diving in Cabo San Lucas, as well as long boarding down some sweet roads in San Francisco. I do a lot of fun adventures and enjoy doing them. I am starting to reconnect with what I do enjoy doing as well. I also enjoy going out at night sometimes, but often leave before everyone else. I also have fun by smoking a joint in my hammock at a park or going to the nude beach & hanging with friends.

A: I have many things in my everyday life that I could not live without but my top 5 are Music,Friends, Community, Nature, and Traveling.
I am a super big fan of music, I am always listening to it, from my six hour long cycling journeys, to working online, to hanging with some DJ friends and listening to them mix and create audio files. I have a very diverse range of music as well.

Traveling and exploring new landscapes, from Acadia, Maine, to Olympic National Park (where I used to live) makes me reconnect with nature which many of us take for granted. It allows me to realize how small we are in the grand scheme of things as well as seeing how beautiful life truly is when you get out of the “rat race” as we are usually all caught up in.

I also feel that my friends as well as the community I belong to as a whole truly allows me to be myself. Without my friends and mentors, I would not be where I am today. They have helped me through the lowest lows and I have been able to have some of the best times at my peaks with them because of it. Also, community I belong to truly has allowed me to be accepted for who I am and I absolutely want that for everyone in life, to not be judged.

A: I truly believe what makes me stand out from the crowd is who I am and my background. I used to be a tree climber, heavy equipment operator, and logger. I also have had many other jobs in between. I also love the outdoors, wether it is a backpacking adventure in Montana or a kayak journey down a river. I refer to myself as a “Kinky Jock” as part of who I am is a jock, between the outdoor activities but there is also the other side of me being that “friendly community kinkster” that people can hire to explore some fantasies with as well as let loose and have a good time. I stand out as a masculine, outdoorsy man that can go from a rigorous hike and then show up to a nice restaurant at night.

A: I live a fairly active lifestyle and prefer to earn my fitness through experiences rather than spending all of my time in a gym. Cycling is my primary passion, and when I'm home in San Francisco you'll often find me riding throughout the Bay Area. Beyond cycling, I enjoy hiking, backpacking, kayaking, skating, and other outdoor adventures that keep me moving and connected to nature.
Over the past few years, I've become increasingly interested in endurance athletics and am always looking for my next challenge. Between multi-day cycling events, backpacking trips, and potentially even a triathlon in the future, I enjoy testing both my physical and mental limits. Recovery is equally important to me, and I'm a big believer in sauna sessions, cold plunges, and mobility work.
When it comes to nutrition, I believe in balance rather than strict rules. I enjoy eating well and fueling my body with quality foods, but I also appreciate a great restaurant and the experience that comes with it.
For me, fitness and nutrition aren't about perfection. They're about staying healthy, active, and ready for whatever cums next; endurance has become a way of life 😉