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Yeah, I don’t like the hard birthyear distinction- I know people born in 1995/1996 I would consider Gen Z and people born in 1998 I would consider millennials.

Unfortunately the pandemic ruined late-night dining in NYC… places that used to be open 24 hours now close at 9 or 10pm.

Exactly!! Who wants dinner at 5pm, even if it is feasible? Historically, even 8pm is early for an evening show to start (though that was the start time I grew up with). The term “eleven o-clock number” exists because those songs occurred at 11pm. All fair points!

This is the kind of “catalogue model” he looks like to me (except not wearing a suit lol).

As someone who used to work for a theatre ticket company, I would never do that to the poor box office attendant 😂 If the 7pm shows are genuinely selling better, that’s what matters… I just can’t imagine that if it’s not tourist season and the show isn’t geared towards families, it’s doing anything for sales, and I can’t fathom why adult-geared, standard-length shows like “Book of Mormon” and “Hadestown” have their Friday night (in January and February) shows at 7pm. This post was actually brought on by my seeing a Friday night 7pm performance of Book or Mormon a couple weeks ago… I loved the show but was annoyed that I didn’t have time to eat dinner before it. To go a bit back in time with my personal experience, part of the joy of going to the theatre as a child was getting to eat in a nice restaurant before the show, and then getting home late and feeling sophisticated watching David Letterman. Fast forward to when I had recently graduated college and was working as a vendor in theatres, the Tuesday 7pm curtain was just starting to become a “thing” and a solid 20% of Tuesday night audiences would filter in between 7:45 and 8 because they didn’t think to check the start time on their tickets.

Yep, of course I understand very long shows (and operas) starting at 7:30pm, but I don’t think 7pm is a convenient start time on a weeknight for a working adult (who is not a tourist, on vacation, etc). I do love the idea of more irregular start times on weekends (especially Sunday) and wish more shows in NYC did that!

I consider there to be two separate points of distinction: 1- if you remember where you were, what you were doing, etc on 9/11, you are a millennial or older. 2- if you have no recollection of what life was like before widespread internet access, smartphones, etc, you are Gen Z. I’m a millennial not only because of the year I was born, but because I remember every detail of my day on 9/11 and didn’t have a computer/internet access at all until I was 10 or 11.

This trend of having shows start at 7pm is going too far… it was fine when it was only Tuesday nights, but I’m now seeing even Wednesday and Friday night shows starting at 7 or 7:30! While I understand and appreciate the benefits of an early start time, it would be nice to be able to leave work on time and have a non-rushed dinner before going to the theatre.

Millennial here… I got HOURS and HOURS of homework every night from third grade or so on. Between homework, studying for tests, and rehearsing/practicing for my arts-focused classes (I went to specialized schools for JHS and HS), there was no time for an after school job. My friends who did have after school jobs suffered academically and did not graduate on time.

Vegas was my favorite place in the world when I was a child! I haven’t been in ages, but we used to stay at MGM and Caesar’s which weren’t expensive at the time.

Funny, I met a provider today and we briefly spoke about “Gypsy” as he had a playbill on his counter. This Audra production was his first exposure to the show, and he loved it- I told him that from my experience, it’s just such a perfectly written show that it’s basically fool-proof… I have seen several productions (not including this one) and loved them all! Your post basically confirms my thesis that very different productions can be equally amazing 😊

I had the pleasure of meeting him this morning… what a DREAMBOAT! The kind of guy I would be checking out and drooling over if I saw him out and about. The best way to describe his body is like a Marine (which makes sense since he mentioned that he swims). A perfect balance between lean and beefy, and hair in all the right places. I couldn’t keep my hands off his hard upper stomach and his arms. His face is incredibly handsome (and he is clean-shaven), like a model from one of the old-fashioned Sears/JC Penney catalogues- my brain had done a good job of filling in the gap from his pics but he was even more handsome than expected… very all-American hot guy next door as others have said. I ended up seeing him outside later in the day (long story) and he is absolutely gorgeous fully-clothed. He is warm, friendly, and smart. He is masculine in a quiet, unassuming way. His front and back ends were both impressive; he is an outstanding kisser and was great at every activity I requested. Most importantly, our chemistry was phenomenal since he came across as being as attracted to me as I was to him. I would definitely repeat, to the extent that I would see him every week if I had the time and money to do so.

Exactly- the time of my life I was the most sex-obsessed was in the year or so up to losing my virginity. It was basically all I could think about, and then once it finally happened it was a lot less consuming. Given my personal experience, my advice would be to get it over with. One piece that others haven’t mentioned yet is to make sure that the provider is fluent in your first language (whether it’s english or something else) so that you can communicate 100% effectively.

Yes! Thanks to this thread, I am hopefully seeing him soon (I had never come across his profile before and beyond his sexy attributes, his location is very convenient for me).

Just have to skip “Shipoopi”!

No full orgasms (I actually don’t know that I’ve ever had a true, full-body orgasm), a little cum just came out on its own.

I actually didn’t masturbate until I was 18 and in college. I was a very late bloomer and genuinely didn’t know what masturbation was and didn’t have the natural urge to rub my own dick. I did, however, cum in my pants hands-free whenever I would think of a hot guy.

I find that some of my family members and friends of the boomer generation have an almost puritanical view on anything sex-related that has nothing to do with religion. I’m not sure if it’s generational, but this is the trend I have noticed… those older and younger don’t have the same hangups. When I (millennial in NYC) was in HS and my peers were talking about masturbating, I honestly didn’t know what it was since my (boomer) parents never discussed these things. I was so innocent and so late of a bloomer that when my peers mentioned blowjobs, I thought they meant literally blowing [air] on a dick.

When receiving oral, I can often cum almost immediately, so no need for a hand. For whatever reason, oral feels so good to me that I can cum without even realizing that I’m cumming. When giving oral, I like to put my hands elsewhere. One thing that has driven a few guys crazy was lightly massaging the underside of the balls while the cock was in my mouth. I don’t like getting cum in my mouth, but most of my hookups have cum within seconds of leaving my mouth, so hands only at the very very end.

No idea if my post on this ended up in this thread, but my data on escort rates for 1-hour incalls in NYC indicates that the VAST majority of rates are in the $300-$400 range, with $350 as the median, $400 as the mode, and around $370 as the average.

In a sexual context, I don’t like use of the word “pussy” in any way- I’m a gay man, which means I neither want to have a pussy nor fuck one. In a general context, I find overuse of any form of the word “passion” to be incredibly annoying. Once is fine; if you’re a passionate lover who has a passion for passion fruit sorbet and is passionate about sports, it becomes too much…

Agreed; that’s how I justify spending any money at all (and time browsing here, RM, etc). Ignoring sexual urges do not make them go away, and the hand doesn’t always do the trick.

I’m a millennial and don’t think they ever went out among my generation!

One thing I’ve noticed in this thread and elsewhere is that I find that going overboard with tattoos, piercings, facial hair, and hair can significantly detract from a man’s looks. A couple small tattoos etc don’t really make a difference, but having too much of anything completely changes the aesthetic.

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