Vegas_Millennial

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I've been to exactly 2, one Friday and one Sunday. Both times I showed up within an hour of opening and it was as lively as it could get: most seats at the bar taken, boys dancing, and boys walking the room. About an hour before the event ends, boys start getting dressed to leave if they aren't occupied in a private dance.

The Getty museum, both locations (the Villa in Malibu, and the main branch off the 405) are fun. The Villa in Malibu requires reservations for timed parking lot entrance, due to space limitations.

It's an interesting article, but it does not factor in the time value of money. It is very possible to earn only $2 Million in one's lifetime but spend $5 Million, because over half of the amount spent SHOULD be in the later years of life, decades after retirement and paid from investments not salary. The trick: out of $2M earned in one's 20s/30s/40s, be sure to invest 15% in a Roth account in aggressive stocks. Then by one's 50s/60s/70s/80s, a $5M life is within reach. Also, it cites the median income for 1 person with a bachelor degree, but the desired expenses are for a couple (wedding, 2 children, and a median house). I laugh when I hear articles that state a single person can't afford a 3 bedroom house or apartment, because a single person only needs a studio. A median dual income family has more than enough lifetime income to pay for all items in the article. On a personal note, the only vacations I went on in my 20s were camping outdoors. It was inexpensive and fun to do while I was young. Now that I can afford it, I have the money invested to pay for the nicer hotels when I travel now and in the future. And instead of pets, I prefer to spend on Escorts.

With or without tongue?

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When I read the first sentence, instantly ClassicColt came to mind.

JetBlue's older Mint product staggered rows with a 2-2 then 1-1 seat configuration. Travel reviews online refer to the 1-1 seats as "thrones", although JetBlue does not.

I didn't mind the suite doors, I just won't go out of my way to choose an airline that has them. I flew JetBlue "Mint" round-trip twice from LAS to JFK in the "throne seats". On my first round-trip experience last year, I was able to close the door to my suite during embarkation. That was especially nice as the Economy class passengers filed by and I could tune them out and relax. But this year, the suite doors were locked in the open position during embarkation so I could not do that. There was very little benefit to keeping the doors closed in flight.

I saw Volodymyr on my trip to NYC a few weeks ago. He is my go-to guy for a deep tissue massage.

I used the services of George James again a few weeks ago when I was in NYC, and would recommend him again.

Sounds like maybe it's time to take Ptown off my list of must-visit places. Maybe if I went during Bear Week it would be more frisky. 🐻

You're asking a group of men who hire masseurs specifically to grope them and receive groping in return, who hire and sell sex with strangers, and who discuss which steam rooms in public gyms have the most action, to condemn a flirtatious grope while you were naked in the pool! Most all here think the existing laws regarding prohibiting sex or public sex are overreaching. So while quoting what a law book says about sexual harassment/abuse might earn you points with the #MeToo crowd, you're not going to get sympathy from the majority of men here who would visit Hacienda and Island House looking for such activity. You're like a guy standing at the gym's steam room door with a whistle trying to stop any sexual activity that's going on in there. 👮‍♂️While the law may be on your side, public opinion on among the Company of Men is not. My favorite gay men's hotel starts with a penis measurement by the owner upon check-in. 🍆 The owner offers 1% off the price of the room per inch upon check-in. Besides offering a discount, the act of the owner fondling the customer to get an exact measurement sets the mood for the property that flirtatious touching is normal and to be expected. 🎉 BTW, "Baby It's Cold Outside" is still on my Christmas playlist. 🎄

This is so sad. Do ya'll carry a consent form that must be signed and notorized before ya'll begin flirting with a stranger? Can't wait for the pendulum of society overreaction to swing back to sanity.

Yes! And if a particular good looking young man is taking pictures, why not approach him and offer to take a picture for him? Offer to use your own camera then text him the picture later. This way you get both his picture and his number 😉

Yes 💯. It's akin to going into a church on Sunday morning and then being upset that the pastor sprinkled you with Holy Water without your consent.

I believe it was the ass and the penis 🥳

Even with clothing on at gay bars, I've reached out and paid my respects to others by groping their front or back sides at least 100+ times as a way to say hello. Only once in 2018, in New York City, did someone ever say "No" to me. And in the 100+ times that I've been groped with my clothes on in a gay bar, I politely turned away and said "No thank you" maybe once or twice. Again, it's part of the learned social graces of a gay bar that must be taught to the younger generations.

I heard that the Island House is the friskier of the two hotel pools, so that may justify the higher cost.

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At clothing-optional men-only pools in Palm Springs and Florida, I've been greeted with underwater blowjobs and rim jobs. In each case, I am cordial and cary on my conversation with others nearby in the pool, then introduce myself to the fellow who blew or rimmed me when he comes up for air. Similarly, when I've given underwater blowjobs in the pool, the men politely waited until I came up for air before stopping to introduce themselves and let me know if they were partnered, etc. It's these social graces unique to gay men's pools that need to be taught and passed down to each new generation, especially with the confusing #MeToo movement overreaction to everything.

It is with enough lube 😈

Both of these locations are clothing optional retreats for gay men and, especially Island House, known for frisky behavior. I would be surprised if someone DIDN'T say hello with a friendly grope.

I guess. I was pretty fair. It was a single incident - I know it wasn't intentional. My discomfort stems from being pretty open with him in the moment. He apologized but didn't offer a discount or another session until it became a PR problem. Definitely a technique issue. Overenthusiasm. It happens - it's happened in my personal life. Glad to hear it was just an accident, similar to those you've experienced before.

This makes me long for the days before photography when the voters had to rely on printed speeches, party platforms, and the track records of candidates to decide for whom to cast their vote rather than on one's looks or charisma.