Male Escort Melbourne – December 28, 2025
Have you ever been to Warrnambool, in South West Victoria?
If you have, you’ll already know the magic. And if you haven’t… this might be your invitation.
Warrnambool is one of those places that quietly steals your heart. The rolling countryside, the farms and small towns, the ocean stretching endlessly along the coastline, and the warmth of the people who live here. Sitting right at the end of the Great Ocean Road, in South West Victoria, it’s just over a three-hour drive from Melbourne — close enough to reach easily, yet far enough to feel like a true escape.
It’s no surprise that people from Melbourne and all across Australia flock here, especially over summer. There’s something about this region that lets you breathe again. Your shoulders drop. Your nervous system softens. Your soul exhales.
I’m deeply blessed to call this place home.
I spent the first five years of my life in Broadmeadows, Melbourne, before my family made the decision to move to the countryside in South West Victoria and start a farm. Looking back now, it was one of the greatest gifts of my life. Growing up in country Victoria shaped who I am, grounded me, and gave me a deep love for space, nature, and real connection. I’m incredibly proud to call this region home.
For years now, I’ve been on my mission — travelling daily across Melbourne and Victoria, and at times interstate and internationally. For almost seventeen years, I’ve had the honour of being your Male Escort Melbourne — Leo the Love Doctor — and I’m proud to be Melbourne’s longest continuously serving male escort for women.
I’m also proud to be Warrnambool’s longest continuously serving male escort for women.
On December 23rd, I made a big decision.
I decided that I would no longer drive to bookings outside of Warrnambool and the South West district. I will no longer drive a car for the foreseeable future.
Over the years, I’ve spent countless hours driving all over the state, meeting beautiful women, connecting deeply, and serving you on my mission. I’ve loved every minute of it. But over the last few years, driving has become increasingly stressful for me, and more often than not, especially in the last few months, I’ve found myself running late, overwhelmed, and exhausted before I’ve even arrived.
The reason is something I live with every single day.
I suffer from a rare medical condition that is currently undiagnosable and untreatable — only manageable, as best as possible. It’s extreme, extreme, extreme light sensitivity, also known as photophobia. And yes, I wrote extreme three times on purpose, because that’s truly how severe it is.
It’s chronic, persistent, and slowly progressing, and I hope and pray it doesn’t progress much further.
In my search for answers, I’ve seen neurologists, optometrists, ophthalmologists, neuro-ophthalmologists, rheumatologists, psychologists, psychiatrists, and hypnotherapists — all to no avail. And in my research, I’ve discovered there are millions of people worldwide living with varying degrees of this condition, with no known reason why. So when I said before that it’s a rare medical condition, it is rare to the average person. It’s rare and unseen by specialists that I’ve met, and the only people who can relate to what I suffer from are people in facebook groups called stuff like Support for people with extreme photophobia, things like that. Really no one understands what it’s like so I just do my best to not mention it.
I’m essentially semi-blind, or partially blind – Even when I have my super dark sunglasses on, when outisde on a sunny day, I keep my eyes closed a lot of the time. Obviously I couldn’t do that while I was driving, so I had to have the pain of the light build up while I would drive. It’s really hard to describe, because like a lot of pain, and like mental health conditions, it’s essentially invisible, and cannot be seen or felt by others, so it’s quite impossible to describe.
It may or may not be linked to a brain injury I sustained as a child, when I had amazing life-saving surgery that I am forever grateful for. I had a cerebral aneurysm in my left internal carotid artery clipped, just before it was about to rupture, at the age of eight. That experience left me with limited peripheral vision, an inability for my eyes to look up or down, and permanent double vision that my brain has adapted to. The arterial structure of my brain hasn’t changed in over thirty years, as shown by scans, yet my light sensitivity has steadily increased over the last decade. Whatever the cause, I do the very best with what I have — and I always show up as the best version of myself for you.
A couple of weeks ago, there was a day that really brought everything into focus.
Even wearing my custom-made, ultra-dark sunglasses — darker than any I’ve ever seen or that can be purchased anywhere — I simply couldn’t go outside. The pain in my eyes, the pressure in my eyes, the overwhelming stress, depression and anxiety that the biochemicals in my brain make in response to the light, and the flashing dots in my vision from too much light became unbearable. I had a booking that evening in Melbourne, and with deep embarrassment and sadness, I messaged my client/lover and explained that I couldn’t make it.
She was incredibly understanding.
And instead, she drove to Warrnambool.
I booked her a hotel, stayed inside during the brightest part of the day, and met her in the hotel that evening. And honestly? The booking went even better than planned.
That moment confirmed everything.
So for the next few months, I won’t be travelling anywhere except in and around Warrnambool. Several of my beautiful clients/lovers already know about this decision and have booked hotels in and around Warrnambool for dates that we already have planned for January.
Once summer passes and the light softens, I’ll still no longer be driving — but I will travel by train to Melbourne, and occasionally hire drivers. For those bookings, the additional travel cost for my time will be up to $1200. Though for the next few months, it’s Warrnambool and surrounds only.
I want you to know this clearly: I love being here for you. I love seeing you. And nothing is ever impossible — sometimes it’s just harder, but it can always be done.
I am here to serve You – In any way you desire. As your escort, companion, lover, friend, happiness consultant, sensual therapist, life coach, therapist, intimate partner, massage therapist, cuddle doctor, activity partner – Anything.
What surprised me most was how this decision to not drive made me feel.
In making my Christmas pledge to stop driving for the foreseeable future, I felt a profound sense of peace wash over me. A calmness. An empowering realisation that I can still fulfil my mission — while staying closer to home.
People often ask why I travel so much. Why I don’t stay in Melbourne for a few days at a time, or buy a house there and work from the city, or near to the city, or in the suburbs. And the truth is simple: I’ve loved travelling… until now. But if I stayed in Melbourne for days on end and only came home occasionally, I’d be miserable. And what’s the point of that?
I love the fresh country air. I love the vibrant, grounded energy of Warrnambool and the South West. I live near Warrnambool with my family, on a farm that is, to me, the most beautiful place in the world. My dogs and puppies are here. So far all of my investment properties are here. And recently, I opened my massage studio here in Warrnambool.
Even though light sensitivity overwhelms me at times, I always choose to see the gift in every situation. I truly believe this is my Divine path. I am deeply honoured to serve you under God, and to give you exactly what you are seeking.
I feel happier than ever, knowing this is how God has shown me it’s time to spend more time at home — on country, close to family, in nature, in paradise.
And you can experience that paradise too.
A getaway to Warrnambool and the surrounding region might well be exactly what your soul is craving. It’s a place where you can truly relax, where stress melts away, and where the soft ocean breeze gently reminds you to slow down.
Warrnambool is filled with beautiful accommodation, with the crème de la crème in my opinion being The Deep Blue. Sitting by the breakwater, home to the incredible Geothermal Spa and Geothermal Spa Sanctuary (I have yet to write a blog post about the amazing Spa Sanctuary, so stay tuned!), and located just metres from my massage studio – it’s pure indulgence. There are also so many stunning Airbnbs and short-term stays scattered all throughout the region.
Warrnambool really is the ultimate destination for a soul-healing escape — one that leaves you refreshed, energised, pumped-up and ready to take on the world.
A few nights ago, driving home late from a beautiful evening with a long-term client/lover in the city, I felt both grateful and frustrated. Grateful for the connection we shared, and frustrated by how intense my light sensitivity had become. And then, it came to me.
Freedom.
That night, I drove through the West Gate Tunnel for the first time. At the entrance was a screen showing the tunnel, and at the end of it — The Twelve Apostles. A symbol of escape. A faster way out of the city. A faster path to Avalon airport, Geelong and the Bellarine Peninsula. A path toward the Great Ocean Road, toward Warrnambool. A path toward freedom.
And while I love Melbourne — she is my home in many ways — it no longer makes sense for me to keep travelling there so often when I already live in paradise. Especially when so many of y’all people in Melbourne are longing to escape to places like this.
So, the question is…
Would you like to come and escape to paradise with me?
