RyanDean

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.

I'll ditto the ditto! I follow his OF and am really impressed by how diligent and professional he is in how he manages it. He seems really friendly and genuine, and of course hot as fuck.

We began the process of booking some weeks back and he seemed more inclined to host than to travel.

I mean, I knew you were a whore. I just never thought you’d be "bad" at it.
Let’s be honest, there’s a 50-50 chance it was "before the telephone".
You sold your ass on the Philly "Mary Go Round"?!?!
I knew we had more in common than just living in Philly. 
Remind me not to ask you for a blow job at the next Palm Springs gathering. 
Every time I put out for a promotion/grade, I got the god damn promotion/grade. 
Without confirming or denying anything.
I have zero regrets. A boys gotta do what boys gotta do. 

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...

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.

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.

I now kinda want to see the rate-calculator app/widget designed for such transactions...

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.

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.

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.

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.

OH and the red hair was always fake. I dyed it every two weeks. The number of red head fetishists was insane. I like my natural blonde hair more  

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

 

What started at The Public 10 years ago is now a full-fledged Broadway musical, directed by Alex Timbers (Moulin Rouge) with an incredibly talented cast.
This show tells the story of Imelda Marcos, the evolving political landscape of the Philippines from 1970-1995 and what ultimately became the Marcos regime.  With shades of Evita, this show goes even further to not canonize the lead characters and give a heartbreaking, honest accounting of history.  
The whole show is set in a '70s disco.  Fully immersive.  The entire orchestra section has had the seating removed and is a full-on dance floor in which the standing audience members also move with the changing set around them.  It's bright, loud and engaging.  The music is catchy (David Byrne/Fatboy Slim) and the vocals are fantastic.
If you don't want to stand, there are several other seating options available.
This is currently in previews, but will be THE show to see when it opens.  If you can, see this production.
 

Totally wired here… visit the city frequently~ 

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He cums 3 times. You’ll get another message. 

Hawk Mountain is a marvelous book