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I agree. That's why I didn't feel the need to ask him about the sudden shift in behavior. He doesn't owe me any explanation whatsoever.
 
I'll cool off definitely, @keroscenefire , although I am more on the side of not contacting him anymore.

There's a guy that I meet on a regular basis whenever I'm in his city. What happens in our meetings are quite limited, he has made his boundaries clear at the very beginning of our work relationship, and I agreed to them. And I never once attempted to cross them.
 
He also gave me a rate that was lower than the average market value, adjusted for the type of services he provides.
 
Last week, I tried to book him again. He was gruff and for no reason that I could think of, quoted me prices above market average. Thinking that he's now willing to provide more than what we used to share, I asked what can I expect in our meeting. He replied "same boundaries as before."
 
I replied along the lines of how much I enjoy his company, but I didn't find his new rate to be fair for what we get to do. I didn't think there was any reason to ask why the rate increase and the sudden coldness, so I just went ahead and cancelled the meeting.
 
I shrugged and said to myself that it's time to move on. Although I'd be lying if I said I'm no longer befuddled by the whole thing.

I think the agent most of the guys used to use (Bel Ami and otherwise) was a former BA model and worker. However, he's in Zurich now and fewer guys filter through there but he does handle BA guys and Czechs visiting Zurich. Many of the BA guys have ads and get many clients. Most have so many that they budget their time to have time for themselves. Obviously almost all are "available" in some manner but BA does not like it's name or even the providers' BA stage names being used (they use their BA stage names often anyway).
 
What you're seeing is clients, especially repeat clients, taking guys they know on vacation with them. It's a great way to improve a vacation. BA often takes guys to CapeTown to film, but the locations you see the guys visiting are not so "exotic" to Europeans. They're the cheaper tourist locations from Europe, usually south Asia or the middle east.
 
The average BA guy is mostly straight and lives in smaller places in Czech republic far from Prague. Often with family but sometimes with a girlfriend and even kids. They rarely go to Prague because there are fewer clients and the rates are "low". They "work" Swiss cities, and major US cities. When not working (2/3 of the year) they are at home. Once a year they may go to a BA shoot for one or two scenes for a very modest amount of money. They consider it just another work date client that pays a little more (very little more). They rarely see the vid they make. (Of course there are the BA webcam guys mostly in Bratislava who are more full-time).

I've checked with them and they are still open, and still have the male revue on Sundays. They just fired the manager, who still has the password to the Twitter.

https://m.eonline.com/photos/12204/zac-efron-s-shirtless-pics/374900
 
The first thing I need in my bathroom is a bidet. Preference to a Japanese over an Italian/Spanish one, but I'll take either. If every inch is a luxury, I'll settle for those wands.
 
Second thing I would like is a rain-style shower.
 
Everything else, I can do without.

That's what I heard too. I watched an interview of Celine Dion by a French talk show and barely understood her, only getting what she was saying when she spoke slowly or when she seemed to try and speak more neutrally.
In contrast, I understood an interview of Jean Paul Gaultier by the same program, even though he spoke really fast.

I have had the same stylist for about seven years now. She's helped me with three hairstyle changes and we've cultivated a nice friendship—she invited me to her wedding last year!
I prefer to shave my facial hair. I've made a 30-minute ritual out of it which I look forward to every Sunday night.
As for hair down there, I just get it sugared every month or two.