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Europes changed. But the market only bears what gay men can spend and thats much much less disposable income than here.The 10% elite class here is less than 1% there. The customers are often American tourists. Americans conceptions of what is cheap in EU are usually upside down. Train travel included.

Similar-paying occupations like airplane pilots require a certain number of flying hours.

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380 is the Ukraine country code so #'s legit.

""Mostly here looking for help to leave that hell… so I will be glad if you can help, from my side I will repay in any way I can."" Doubt any way they'll let him in US. Hard to hide in EU now too. Many in Prague.

I've always wondered how the weekly-shopper species handles things like avocados, bananas, etc. Do you only eat them a couple days a week? Growing up my mom worked evenings and nights and my dad was an academic but a European and a penny-pincher (as they are) so I'd get stuffed in the station wagon as he'd go Winn-Dixie to A&P to Kroger and even to Piggly Wiggly on sale circular appearance day to get their loss leaders. Fortunately for my childhood there were no Costco's or WalMarts then. The station wagon would be packed so there was only room for me or the dog, not both, and the dog was more trustworthy at home than I was obviously. Also fortunately my dad was an excellent cook (Europeans are) as my mother was a horrible cook. Living steps from a Trader Joe's for many years now I'm used to going in almost daily for fresh produce. I don't miss the sales circulars, coupons or helping unload the station wagon at all.

Not same guy IDT, but certainly different photos.

are chatbots still that awful?

I just saw where Callum Dean (DavisDeee above) has new releases from Bel Ami's Freshmen.net. The ad seems legit as it's been up a couple weeks and has two good reviews. At BA they don't let guys use their BA porn name or actively advertise as escorts under any name historically.

When stacking one ladder on top of another always use kneepads for protection !

I think the last one showed up about 2012.

are there aliens among us and is this Temu their Amazon?

I stayed at the Even hotel Midtown East for 10 nights last fall because of a super-low award sale. It's quiet and great location. It's a brand new skinny super-tall with condos up top. It's designed for younger people and has a big 1st floor gym and exercise equipment in the (small) rooms. I was on 27th floor just under the condos and with a great view of Central Park South. Because it's so skinny a tower with only a few rooms per floor it was exceptionally quiet.

There are gay neighborhoods in many cities besides the biggest urban areas. The cost of housing there is much less than those biggest urban centers, and in spite of the fact that the inhabitants of those big cities consider them the centers of western civilization, daily life in many of the lesser cities is more enjoyable, less expensive, and safer. I've been hearing great things about how great gay life is, how good looking and friendly locals are, and enjoyable Oklahoma City is. Salt Lake City has been that way for a while. Not sure about Boise but that's where Californians are fleeing to generally for better living. I know a gay neighborhood and a gay bar in Birmingham that is wonderful. Wilton Manors may be the largest gay city in America and Tampa Bay/Sarasota has a lot of gay areas. You want to have a balance of enjoyable life and enjoyable gay life and that often pops up in unexpected places.

In the 68-72 period, during a different war, I was responsible for my share of the debauchery that went on multi-story 24/7 at the Embarcadero Y, the Ritch Street baths and the Folsom street backrooms. For law school I had to leave and it degenerated under Feinstein into the most boring city of boring people imaginable. Gay clone bougies are just as boring as straight ones (not that anyone admits to being "straight" anymore.) DC degenerated likewise when they tore down the gay strip club /bathhouse area and replaced it with more bougie housing and a stadium. The NYC bougies who've moved into my DC neighborhood at 2 million a pop recently (paid for cash by mommy and daddy), smile at us quaint gays a lot and patronize us and Blacks like children.. The amazing thing is now the gay ones identify more with their social class than as being gay (not that gay isn't still fashionable). But that privileged socio-economic class is the most boringly bland imaginable and ruin cities they take over.

Religion used to be the topic most avoided. Politics is the new religion in divisiveness. (and just as meaningless).

I think most of those cities are not more gay-friendly, they're just equally hateful to everyone, gay and straight.

Elevated high-speed. A Japanese company has been trying to build an elevated Mag-Lev train from DC to Baltimore and eventually NYC for years but the unions and the US "rapid transit" manufacturers fight it tooth and nail. When you have unions and companies that give huge amounts of money to a crooked government little progress happens.

Our perpetual elitist assumptions about the peasant class. In fact they racially intermarry much more and have to deal with each other more on a personal basis than those who can choose their surroundings and associates more easily. Egalitarianism of necessity.