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He’s also very responsive to texts. He’s moved permanently to the Annapolis area. Definitely planning to meet. I’d enjoy a trip to Annapolis as well.

I’ve never used any of them.

I’ve never had ANY issue with a guy being a bit femme. In fact, when I’m speaking with a call center and I happen to hear a femme voice, I get turned on. I’m a bit peculiar, I suppose.

I’m going to have a regular put me in the position that @Benjamin_Nicholas suggested, tie my wrists and ankles to the bed, and use G spot stimulator on me.

I’ve seen his ads for years, since I moved away from OC 5 years ago, so he must be 24, at least. That said, he has much more risqué copy in his ad and I’m tempted to see him when I’m there in a few weeks. Pretty solid body and cute face. Any updates?

There appears to be a skin issue on his chest.

If it’s a particularly hot provider, and it’s in the near future, I’ll send a follow-up text. If I don’t hear back I move on and delete him from my “buddy-list”. I’ve been happy that most of my initial inquiries have been promptly responded to. Btw, I was browsing the Philadelphia roster and was surprised at how the census has grown.

Leroy Smith has great taste!

I stayed in Condesa. Great art-deco neighborhood. Polanco is more upscale, of course, but a little sterile. It was an interesting trip, but I don’t think I’ll return. I get antsy in such immense, densely-populated cities. I was struck by how tidy the area was, though, and how few people smoked. I also didn’t notice much obesity.

I rarely stay in hotels anymore, especially in Europe. I’ve become an Airbnb addict. Almost all of them have washing machines and at least a French Press. I always buy a small container of heavy cream in the local store and have two cups before heading out for a workout or run.

I’m not a cologne guy; however, in my preppy youth, I always used Royall Bay Rhum after-shave and used to endure gentle ribbing from friends about it. Before joining the Malin + Goetz deodorant team, I was a life long Tom’s of Maine deodorant guy. Many providers loved it and I’d often give them some as gifts.

Bravo. Another big Malin + Goetz fan here!

The obligatory Dubai shot. Chem drinks? 18? But, @RadioRob confirms his veracity. Go for it. I’d probably bite.

That’s why I never signed up for Grindr and avoid these “social media” apps. The world is turning into scam and hacking central. I’m not missing a damn thing.

You dodged a mess! Too bad, though, a 6’3 hunk like that could be a dream, effeminate or not.

What a beautiful young man!

Dark room specialist? Lol!

Funny you mention Tito. I traveled to every Balkan country last year and was struck by how few older people I met or interacted with. Even on my current trip, almost all the people I’ve met are under 40. Back to Tito: most older people, from Croatia to Serbia, remember the Tito years fondly. Examples: 1. Peaceful relations among the federal republics and muted ethno-religious tensions 2. A reliable social services program. The Yugoslav State Bank provided 1% loans to buy flats and cars 3. The best passport in the world and the right to travel abroad 4. Oddly, boasting that Yugoslavia had the 4th biggest armed forces in Europe I haven’t confirmed these facts; however, it shows how difficult it’s been for the older generation to adapt to capitalism.

That sucks. In a bad way.

I remember two girls giving me road head when I was young. They seemed to savor it.

Sweaty after a gym or a run is always my go-to.

@Keith30309 you make good points. Maybe it’s me, but if I am excited by the prospect of spending a few hours with a provider and he quotes something that I’m not comfortable with, I politely demur, which often leads to a compromise that works for both of us. I’ve never worried about, or discerned, any sense of resentment on his part in these cases. I’m fact, recently they’ve led to return engagements. Of course, I’m not a low-baller by any means. This just hasn’t been a problem for me.

For overseas options, Slovenia and Croatia along the Adriatic in the Istria region are like Tuscany. I was also impressed with Bratislava, a charming city that’s the capital of Slovakia, but only an hour’s train ride from Vienna, which is consistently rated the world’s most livable city but twice as expensive.

I’ve never had any issues. Occasional language barriers, but they’ve been no impediment to fun!

No, not bad at all. Property taxes aren’t bad either. Still have to deal with high income, gas and DMV taxes though. If I moved back, I’d be sure to stay less than 6 months and retain my WA state residency.