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RETT HOTT |
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With his Marlboro Red dangling from his crooked smile, his long dark hair, and his seductive light eyes, Rett Hott easily stands apart from the crowd. Rett embodies all the attentiveness of a miracle horse-handler, the romantic charm of a French country gentleman, and the quiet nature of a hardworking ranchman. At home in the saddle more than almost anywhere else, Rett Hott caresses his fillies with a firm yet sensual touch, and is even said to whisper in their ears as he rides. This bold and mysterious cowboy will very likely surprise you when you least expect it; sweet-talking any girl right out of her stirrups! Despite all his western American "Marlboro Man" looks, Rett was actually born and raised in the provences of France. Newly in this country, he plans to do just about anything, and as much as needed, to the aid and good pleasure of American women.
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Rett's Journals More Rett Photos |
Hair: long, straight brown; mostly worn in a pony tail Eyes: hazel, flecks of gold Sexuality: yes, frequently expressed. Birthplace: Found in the woods in a remote part of France. Favorite color: Forest Green Zodiac sign: Sagittarius - the centaurian (half man-half horse) archer Special gifts: Quite the cunning linguist. Favorite past-time: French-kissing the ladies, but other than that, riding a horse while eating an apple flavored lollipop. Prized possession: His well-oiled saddle. Favorite book: "The Horse Whisperer" by Nicholas Evans Personal secret: Sometimes he sleeps in the barn with the horses. [We don't know why, and frankly we'd rather not think about it.] Once quoted as saying: "Being a French lover is troublesome. Women always expect a miracle in bed, but when you give it to them, they always seem to begin shouting prayers." (Oh GOD!!! Yes!) In his own words: I take everyday of life like a gift. I unwrap it like a Christmas present, enjoy the gift, but also keep the wrapping and wear the bow. "J'aimerais trouver une femme qui me veut pour ce que je suis, pas pour ce que je pourrais etre." (TRANS.) "I would like to find a woman who wants me for who I am, and not for who I could be" |
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