BenjaminNicholas

I've only gotten this done well only once. It's tough having a hard dick and being relaxed enough to get the piss going. It was hot, sure, but it took a lot of concentration. The kink version of patting my head and rubbing my stomach at the same time.

People bring their talent with them in places like Bermuda

New, prefab, Levittown-like homes like these, maybe. Established homes in good neighborhoods, no.

Holy shit, this is exactly why I don't allow for chat on the RM system. You're a saint for having this amount of patience. I need to get you a trophy.

I'd vote Singapore. Not only is the mix of guys better, but there's a superb food scene when you're not getting laid.

I've found the scene hot with some guys who do this, but it's solely based on their body at that point. If you're wearing a hood, realize that the scene is now hyper-focused on things that aren't your face.

I don't think it's about taste as much as it's about an exchange of power. A guy who swallows a load isn't doing it because he's a Michelin inspector. He does it because he knows his place.

If you've booked enough time, you can have the luxury of what amounts to a real date versus just a 60-minute fuck. That said, just be up-front with what makes you comfortable. A good guy is going to make sure you're relaxed.

Mykonos has become just another cruise ship stop and a spot where influencers try to get cred. Tbh, the island hasn't been interesting in years. As others here have said, this is what comes with general acceptance. It seems like a fine trade-off to me.

Agreed. It's a weak move.

As you explore your newfound lusts, just remember that there's a big difference between kinky and perverted. Kinky is using a feather. Perverted is when you insert the whole duck.

The ideal cornerstones are 'kind, intelligent and interesting' What he can roleplay otherwise is what makes him a great escort. Many escorts aren't cut out to be more than one-hour hires.

I've visited Jburg, Cairo, Lagos, Casablanca, Cape Town and the larger cities in Africa, but this will be my venture East. Will be doing a multi-camp situation for 12+ days with https://www.elewanacollection.com/ Anyone who's been already have any travel tips?

This is one of the most erudite things said in this whole thread. Well said. The Florida condo market might be in the shitter, but the home market remains decently strong, especially in South Florida. You don't go into a condo purchase not expecting special assessments at some point. That's the very nature of living in that kind of situation. It's especially going to hit worse if it's an older condo. To not do your own research before purchase is just dumb as fuck. Many of these people saw a low sales price and jumped into the deep end of the pool without any real thought.

As with most things The Guardian prints, the headline here is misleading. You can shower daily, but not necessarily use soap/shampoo on every square inch of your body. I fully support this, as I have very softened/filtered house water, so I'll often times just get in a quick, cold-water rinse. I don't always feel the need to lather up, stripping my skin and scalp of moisture.

Folks in the neighborhood were talking about this today. Great news, as far as I'm concerned.

You don't need to stay in Zona Rosa. It's really not the place you want to sleep. Find an airbnb or hotel in Polanco, Roma or, as a last option, Reforma. The first two mentioned will allow you to walk to a ton of spots, easily get Uber and enjoy neighborhoods that quickly feel familiar and cozy. Reforma is loud and busy, but a lot of the newest American-brand hotels are there: Ritz, Four Seasons, Sofitel, etc. Don't put yourself in the gay bubble when visiting CDMX. There's way too many incredible other things to explore in that city.

Euro trains are hit or miss, but still better than what we have in the States. Asian train systems are brilliant. They are the epitome of what things can be when you have a society who think about the greater whole of society versus just themselves. The Florida system is still figuring out their ridership. I assume the same will happen with Brightline when they open on the West Coast (LA to LV). Americans need more time to adopt and adapt. It is what it is.

IF THE LIFEJACKET DON'T FIT, YOU MUST ACQUIT.

You bet your sweet ass I will. ... And don't call him Shirley.

Keep in mind, this is in Detroit. That's not even close to the home of a billionaire. ... And, again, in Detroit.

The problem with cruising is that you can't immediately figure out if you're going to hate it. I'm not a fan of the mega-ships... And that's where I started. The ships are chaos. Your fellow pax leave a lot to be desired. It's just not my thing. I settled into really enjoying smaller ships (900 pax and below). Better service. Better food. More interesting ports. You may find you enjoy cruising when it's the right ship/line.

CATS is back. Gird your loins. This version blends LGBT ballroom culture with mostly original arrangements of the long-running British musical. While I was curious to see what they'd end up with, I have seen the near-universal raves for this production. I'm not the biggest fan of the original show, but went in anyway and hoped for the best. What I got was a $300 seat that would have worked a lot better in a gay club versus a legitimate theater. The audience was young and seemed to want to make it about themselves (screaming, popping fans, talking back to the show, etc). The performances aren't truly competitive ballroom and that lack of motivation made things feel slow and unexciting (to me,, at least). The vocals in the show were fantastic, especially when the company was singing as a group. They have the choral arrangements down pat. I just didn't find the gimmicky nature of the show enjoyable. Plus, I loathe when performers break the fourth wall. It reminds me of the awful things they do at theme parks and cruise ships. This show keeps getting extensions, so it's likely to still be running into early Fall. YMMV.