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Just my type!

https://rentmen.eu/VictorPHL

Plus they used all of that EU money to build a first-rate rail and freeway infrastructure.

Agree that Spain is awesome! Much more efficient and organized than Italy.

Never saw this site before. Good find.

I’d also love a steam room.

You should take the plunge. $500 for a multi hour session with such a stud seems more than fair. If I were in SoCal, I’d do it.

I recently had a provider cancel because of a dental emergency! It was a rapid onset around 8:30 pm. I just shrugged it off since it left me more juice for my beloved regular!

Yes, most likely.

I always bring ample supplies, including candles, jojoba oil and high-end body wash. Weekend providers always get a doggie bag with the supplies and are most appreciative. I guess I like to control the environment!

I can imagine the concerns if one is married and/or closeted. Only once did a colleague see me with a provider. The next morning at breakfast we laughed about me getting a great “tune-up”.

You don’t find many young studs willing to get fisted!

I’ll be in the area the week of May 20th and am also interested!

Thanks for traveling so far to join the group. It was very nice meeting you.

A bit of a generalization, perhaps?

https://rentmen.eu/chasetvanderbilt One review by @citylaw1 who is a trusted reviewer. Although too skinny for my tastes, I’m certain he’s legit.

Agree with @maninsoma. According to Martha Stout MD, in her book The Sociopath Next Door, the prevalence rate is about 4%, so undoubtedly most of us have encountered them or even have sociopathic relatives. I’m sure providers encounter them as well, although I think in most cases it’s more fear or self-loathing that leads to what you might think is sociopathy.

Saturday, as has been noted, is the toughest and most fun for me. I actually finish the Sunday puzzle in pen about 90% of the time.

https://m4m-forum.org/threads/mexico-city-april-13th-to-19th-2019.147979/

There is a current thread here and on the other site started by @latbear4blk about Mexico City.

It really was! It was nice meeting you too.

I tend to stick with regulars so I like hosting at my hotel or house.

You are absolutely correct! I often join friends for dinner or drinks and enjoy sparkling water or mocktails; yet still have a great time. I got to the point where I felt “entitled” to a glass or two of wine every night. I simply stopped and was grateful to find how easy it was, although I know very well that it’s almost impossible for many to stop. There seems to be a growing sobriety movement and Millennials, in particular, are drinking less. I’ve mentioned an app that can be very helpful. It’s called Dry Days. Like any accountability tool, it forces you to “check in” every day. For me, it’s gratifying to see the dry days add up. For those who would like to take a break from alcohol, it’s really a useful tool.

I’ve witnessed this first-hand with a former business partner. He must have hit close to 400 pounds when he decided on the surgery, in Tijuana. Up to that time, he avoided client interaction because of his weight. After the surgery, he started drinking huge amounts of beer, combined with habitual pot use, benzos and pain killers. He also began to show signs of early dementia. Really sad. Lost his wife, friends. Alienated his family. We believe the surgery was the precipitating factor.

Looks like InnDulge is around the same price as Vista Grande, where we stayed. VG was really fine. Although we didn’t take many meals there, they serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. The staff couldn’t have been nicer. Many thanks to Oliver for arranging everything so expertly, to Epigonos for the deviled eggs and other delicious food, and to all the attendees for making the weekend so memorable and enjoyable!