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I wish I had explored Lisbon more thoroughly. I feel that it draws a more eclectic mix of people compared to Barcelona. I believe this may be due to the language (Spanish), as Barcelona tends to attract many immigrants from Spanish-speaking countries.

This one above can be a source of healing. This one above takes the cake for pettiness, lol. Thank goodness I don't meet forum members in real life.

any recommendations on which episodes are a must-listen?

I was in PV for new year's week. The go-go boys were all Spanish-speaking. Some knew a little English. I had to use my phone's translate app to talk at times, which was not too bad. Also, most of the go-go boys are from other South American countries (eg, Colombian, Peru, Argentina, etc.). The one I went to was Club 69.

This is what I found after googling. They may or may not be enforced. I guess that's at the discretion of the enforcers and who the perpetrator is (eg, some people can get away with a lot more depending on their background). -------- In Dubai, and the broader United Arab Emirates (UAE), gay sex is illegal and is punishable under the country's laws. Here's a detailed explanation of the legal framework and its implications: 1. Legal Status Gay sex is considered a violation of Islamic Sharia law, which heavily influences the UAE's legal system. Article 356 of the UAE Penal Code criminalizes "indecent acts" and is interpreted to include consensual same-sex relations. Penalties can range from imprisonment (up to 14 years in some cases), fines, deportation (for foreigners), or, in extreme interpretations, harsher punishments. --- 2. Broader Context Public displays of affection (PDA), even for heterosexual couples, are strictly prohibited, and same-sex PDA is even more heavily scrutinized. Being openly LGBTQ+ is not socially or legally accepted, and individuals risk persecution or harassment. Cross-dressing or any behavior perceived as contradicting traditional gender norms can also lead to arrest. --- 3. Reality for Tourists Foreigners are subject to the same laws, and while enforcement may vary, there have been cases of arrests and deportations for behavior perceived as violating these norms. LGBTQ+ travelers are advised to avoid any overt displays of affection and exercise discretion. --- 4. Global Criticism The UAE’s stance on LGBTQ+ rights has drawn criticism from human rights organizations, highlighting the lack of personal freedoms and the risks faced by LGBTQ+ residents and visitors.

Go get 'em tiger!

I think that is fair. Your real life is your real life. It ain't no one else's business.

I'm sure he had tons of experiences being in those places that he's thankful for. My only immediate thought was: how he would survive the rest of winter. But am sure he knows his situation more than I do. Congrats on the journey! Sounds like you had a swell time!

Most of them are not local, which makes sense—if someone chooses to engage in prostitution, they likely prefer to do so far from their hometown to avoid becoming a subject of gossip or scrutiny within their home community. When I was there, I ran into a Portuguese, Greek, Moroccan, and a Colombian.

when your eyes locked, how did you two know you both were gay? Were you two the "obvious" types of gay guys (for a lack of a better term)?

Hot story.... but begs me to ask: What reason did he give you about him ghosting you initially?

Yikes. Didn't know it was that young of victims (10 year old and infant) till now: Adult Film Actor Justin Heath Smith, a/k/a “Austin Wolf,” Charged With WWW.JUSTICE.GOV Damian Williams, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and James Smith, the...

I said Portugal, so yes, Algarve should be included. I put Lisbon as an emphasis since it's the busiest city in that county.