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RyanDean

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  1. Ahh. Rounds. I worked weekend nights at an office just around the corner in the very early 1990s when I was in my very early 20s, so I passed in front of Rounds about 1030 every Friday and Saturday night for almost two years. A few weeks after I started, a few of the "outside" guys (remember them?) noticed my commute and seemed concerned that I had a hustle going that they didn't know about. So each night a different one would walk with me for half a block or so, chatting me up in their respective fashions, trying to suss me out. I loved the attention, but they quickly clocked that I was just another broke civilian... I loved GAIETY but, as I've discussed in another thread, SHOW PALACE will forever hold a special place in my pervy little heart.
  2. Str8UpGayPorn links to the story and includes some images...
  3. NJ: James Dumont - i'm happily a big fan...
  4. It's more like an Adonis Nude Party (which is very different than the basic gogo-style of Adonis at FairyTail/etc)... Basically, there are no dancers on stage/boxes; the "dancers" are mostly just mingling (typically without underpants) except for when they're offering a lapdance to a patron.
  5. this, this, this... a gazillion times this...
  6. dances mingle fully nude : that's exactly what the dancers typically do. they mostly just mingle with the clothed customers (and each other) in between lap dance sessions in the backroom. many will respond to eye contact by moving to introduce themselves, possibly as a prelude to a lapdance. some are shyer than others and a few can be very assertive... are lap-dances by number of songs or time? : standing rate is $20 per song, with the dancer typically clocking the number of songs. I typically start a session by saying the number of songs I'd like to go for... can we touch the dancers? and how far can we go? : if it's following mutually agreed upon terms (ie a lap-dance), some touching is presumed but any/all limits ("how far can we go?") should be clearly communicated/respected... there are also special "champagne rooms" available should you and your gent both be interested in going a particular distance. any recommendations / other tips are welcome! : I'll leave it to others to offer their helpful hints but, for me, it's really about having friendly fun & tipping your dancers generously...
  7. Clicked the request to view the RentMen private gallery for a gent based in a city I'll soon be traveling to... He appears to have granted permission, but followed with the following message: yes of course would u like to give me a donation via cash app/venmo/paypal/chime? Definitely a new gambit to me. I mean, I get the hassle/tediousness of "photo collectors" but yeah... Just resonates as a major red-flag. Curious what other think...
  8. I switched to MISTR about six months ago and have been very pleased with the convenience. When I started on Prep maybe five years ago, my PCP referred the supervision of Prep to a different doctor at an infectious disease practice. Was all fine, though the scheduling was complicated (the doctor only took appointments one day a week) and the practice required a second appointment with another office for blood/urine work, then there were some billing hassles... And coming back after COVID, the scheduling hassles just increased, even though they were 5minute tele-medicine appointments. Right when I was hitting my limit with these hassles, I ended up hiring a gent who happened to a MISTR spokesmodel. (He wore his MISTR trucker hat to our meetup.) So I asked him about the service. His pitched emphasized how the company was mostly about trying to ease access for more people, which I found intriguing, so I looked into it further and found that I liked MISTR's business model (ie using grants to pay for prescriptions for uninsured clients & leveraging the payments from insured clients to subsidize others). So I gave it a go. Two prescription cycles later I'm very pleased. The very communicative and responsive MISTR team worked very hard to try to eliminate my modest copay altogether but my insurance insisted on the same co-pay for the same generic Truvada as I was getting with my specialist. (My insurer refuses to pay for Descovy, which both my specialist and MISTR tried to go with.) Plus, with MISTR, I don't have the visit co-pays for either the specialist or the bloodwork appointments, so it definitely ends up costing me less there (an annual savings of roughly $250). I'm still getting used to swabbing myself for the testing, which my state requires fairly frequently, but it's easy enough. I also have direct access to my test results, which I didn't always with my previous specialist. So I've had no complaints with MISTR so far, and sincerely hope it's able to keep on doing what it's doing...
  9. If we're talking last night (Saturday 8.26), everyone was probably at the monthly NudeParty -- at least until 1am or so, when the festivities were supposed to migrate over to FairyTale for what was promoted to be a "Late Night AFTER PARTY"...
  10. Thanks for posting, @WhiteMageQNS! And welcome to the adventure... I suspect others will have much to offer by way of guidance on this but my first thought: do any of your favorite masseurs also cross-list on Rentmen? If so, that might be a way to go. If no, then you might consider hiring someone first for massage and then hiring again for the extra pleasures of the BFE. Also it would likely be helpful for the folks here to also know: what types of gents get you going?
  11. Still pondering my reply, but definitely curious as to yours...
  12. Hope you have a good time, @New2nsg! I'd love to know how it goes and what your impressions are, either here or via DM.
  13. I've only gone to one Lodge event (with a provider, at his suggestion) and was generally impressed. The organizers are legit. The rules are clear. Most are held in one of the spaces Adonis briefly used for nude parties in 2018 or so. Attracts a broad mix of guys in terms of age, body type, and ethnicity. Many quite attractive. Generally chill vibe. I've considered going back but the dress code doesn't really work for me, at least not without a pre-arranged companion, so I've not tested the waters again. (I should say that I used to work as an attendant at similar events -- anybody remember Vinny's or Wally's parties -- way back in the 1990s so I'm always scoping the set-up with a particular eye.) All of that being said -- if you find the idea of being basically naked while cruising a dimly lit joint with lots of couches and curtains and assorted bodies appealing -- I'd say it's worth checking out, at least once.
  14. Ditto on the value of his OF; his insta is fun, too.
  15. We began the process of booking some weeks back and he seemed more inclined to host than to travel.
  16. He was my first hire, lo so many years ago. I had a great time & found him to be very personable but, yeah, it's been a while...
  17. To be clear: I firmly concur that any gent has every right to choose who he engages as a client and how. It's this gent's upcharge schedule/formula that got me giggling.
  18. Or why not just go with something like "An Automatic Upcharge of 25% Will Be Applied to Clients Over 45 Years of Age" with additional CORKAGE fees for those over 200lbs... Clearly, I'm at once mildly offended and deeply amused by this gent's pricing scheme.
  19. I now kinda want to see the rate-calculator app/widget designed for such transactions...
  20. Add me to the list who would love to see a link to Daniel Montoya's listing... But as for me, I'm a broken record on this: Andrew Stark Andrew Stark Andrew Stark
  21. can someone remind me how to toggle to thumbnail/grid view when viewing the new Rentmen site? I seem to have it set to grid for the landing page and for the buddy list, but not for the results when I do a basic search...
  22. LOVE + SCIENCE by David J Glass -- at City Center, Stage II, through July 6, 2023. A series of vivid vignettes charts the story of two young gay med students who connect while working in a retrovirology lab in NYC in the early 1980s. Very science-forward, which I found actually quite interesting/effective, but not as much interest in character development. The cast is uniformly compelling and the design is fun. Matt Walker and Jonathan Burke are really good (and very hunky) actors who lead a strong cast. (Imani Pearl Williams is a standout.) I suspect many will find much to quibble with -- the historical accuracy, the character/narrative structure, the contemporary coda -- but I really liked it and thought Matt Walker's performance to be next-level good.
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