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Okay. When booking at TSMS be aware that you may not get the masseur you think you requested. Got it. 
Let's move on. 
I saw Kenny recently and enjoyed it as always. He's very reliable. 

No, it's not OK.

Has anyone been to gman recently? Wondering if its worth a go and how friendly the guys are.

They installed very bright lights and any questionable behavior they ban you from the club. 

They installed very bright lights and any questionable behavior they ban you from the club. 

I've traveled extensively ex-US the past year, Europe, Asia, north Africa, Central America, etc and echo what people have already said. There are a few rude people no where you go and no matter what nationality, however I've not had any issues being American. Most people are smart enough to understand that citizens and their government don't go hand in hand. 
Let me ask you a question - What do you think of the current political situation in Switzerland?  Not much, eh?  Same for people in Europe.. they know the headlines but don't really concern themselves much with what's going on outside of their own country.  
Lastly a tidbit from my recent trip to Mexico. I told my friends and family from the US I was going to the Yucatan and they said "That sound amazing!" "Have fun!" "Take pictures".  And while in the Mexico I told me Mexico friends I was returning back to the US and the reply I got was "Be safe".  
I wouldn't worry about ex-US travel. Be good to people you meet on your travels and they'll be good to you.

I've traveled extensively ex-US the past year, Europe, Asia, north Africa, Central America, etc and echo what people have already said. There are a few rude people no where you go and no matter what nationality, however I've not had any issues being American. Most people are smart enough to understand that citizens and their government don't go hand in hand. 
Let me ask you a question - What do you think of the current political situation in Switzerland?  Not much, eh?  Same for people in Europe.. they know the headlines but don't really concern themselves much with what's going on outside of their own country.  
Lastly a tidbit from my recent trip to Mexico. I told my friends and family from the US I was going to the Yucatan and they said "That sound amazing!" "Have fun!" "Take pictures".  And while in the Mexico I told me Mexico friends I was returning back to the US and the reply I got was "Be safe".  
I wouldn't worry about ex-US travel. Be good to people you meet on your travels and they'll be good to you.

I've traveled extensively ex-US the past year, Europe, Asia, north Africa, Central America, etc and echo what people have already said. There are a few rude people no where you go and no matter what nationality, however I've not had any issues being American. Most people are smart enough to understand that citizens and their government don't go hand in hand. 
Let me ask you a question - What do you think of the current political situation in Switzerland?  Not much, eh?  Same for people in Europe.. they know the headlines but don't really concern themselves much with what's going on outside of their own country.  
Lastly a tidbit from my recent trip to Mexico. I told my friends and family from the US I was going to the Yucatan and they said "That sound amazing!" "Have fun!" "Take pictures".  And while in the Mexico I told me Mexico friends I was returning back to the US and the reply I got was "Be safe".  
I wouldn't worry about ex-US travel. Be good to people you meet on your travels and they'll be good to you.

I've traveled extensively ex-US the past year, Europe, Asia, north Africa, Central America, etc and echo what people have already said. There are a few rude people no where you go and no matter what nationality, however I've not had any issues being American. Most people are smart enough to understand that citizens and their government don't go hand in hand. 
Let me ask you a question - What do you think of the current political situation in Switzerland?  Not much, eh?  Same for people in Europe.. they know the headlines but don't really concern themselves much with what's going on outside of their own country.  
Lastly a tidbit from my recent trip to Mexico. I told my friends and family from the US I was going to the Yucatan and they said "That sound amazing!" "Have fun!" "Take pictures".  And while in the Mexico I told me Mexico friends I was returning back to the US and the reply I got was "Be safe".  
I wouldn't worry about ex-US travel. Be good to people you meet on your travels and they'll be good to you.

I've traveled extensively ex-US the past year, Europe, Asia, north Africa, Central America, etc and echo what people have already said. There are a few rude people no where you go and no matter what nationality, however I've not had any issues being American. Most people are smart enough to understand that citizens and their government don't go hand in hand. 
Let me ask you a question - What do you think of the current political situation in Switzerland?  Not much, eh?  Same for people in Europe.. they know the headlines but don't really concern themselves much with what's going on outside of their own country.  
Lastly a tidbit from my recent trip to Mexico. I told my friends and family from the US I was going to the Yucatan and they said "That sound amazing!" "Have fun!" "Take pictures".  And while in the Mexico I told me Mexico friends I was returning back to the US and the reply I got was "Be safe".  
I wouldn't worry about ex-US travel. Be good to people you meet on your travels and they'll be good to you.

I've traveled extensively ex-US the past year, Europe, Asia, north Africa, Central America, etc and echo what people have already said. There are a few rude people no where you go and no matter what nationality, however I've not had any issues being American. Most people are smart enough to understand that citizens and their government don't go hand in hand. 
Let me ask you a question - What do you think of the current political situation in Switzerland?  Not much, eh?  Same for people in Europe.. they know the headlines but don't really concern themselves much with what's going on outside of their own country.  
Lastly a tidbit from my recent trip to Mexico. I told my friends and family from the US I was going to the Yucatan and they said "That sound amazing!" "Have fun!" "Take pictures".  And while in the Mexico I told me Mexico friends I was returning back to the US and the reply I got was "Be safe".  
I wouldn't worry about ex-US travel. Be good to people you meet on your travels and they'll be good to you.

I've traveled extensively ex-US the past year, Europe, Asia, north Africa, Central America, etc and echo what people have already said. There are a few rude people no where you go and no matter what nationality, however I've not had any issues being American. Most people are smart enough to understand that citizens and their government don't go hand in hand. 
Let me ask you a question - What do you think of the current political situation in Switzerland?  Not much, eh?  Same for people in Europe.. they know the headlines but don't really concern themselves much with what's going on outside of their own country.  
Lastly a tidbit from my recent trip to Mexico. I told my friends and family from the US I was going to the Yucatan and they said "That sound amazing!" "Have fun!" "Take pictures".  And while in the Mexico I told me Mexico friends I was returning back to the US and the reply I got was "Be safe".  
I wouldn't worry about ex-US travel. Be good to people you meet on your travels and they'll be good to you.

I've traveled extensively ex-US the past year, Europe, Asia, north Africa, Central America, etc and echo what people have already said. There are a few rude people no where you go and no matter what nationality, however I've not had any issues being American. Most people are smart enough to understand that citizens and their government don't go hand in hand. 
Let me ask you a question - What do you think of the current political situation in Switzerland?  Not much, eh?  Same for people in Europe.. they know the headlines but don't really concern themselves much with what's going on outside of their own country.  
Lastly a tidbit from my recent trip to Mexico. I told my friends and family from the US I was going to the Yucatan and they said "That sound amazing!" "Have fun!" "Take pictures".  And while in the Mexico I told me Mexico friends I was returning back to the US and the reply I got was "Be safe".  
I wouldn't worry about ex-US travel. Be good to people you meet on your travels and they'll be good to you.

I booked an hour with Ter when my usual Thai-massage guy wasn't working. Agree with the above comments. Very nice and kind person. English is good, but not great. Be sure to communicate what you're wanting up front to avoid miscommunications. Pictures are accurate.  He's sub-leasing an 3rd floor walk-up apt in East Harlem for a few months. Massage was on a bed and was soft to medium which was fine for that day. Overall a very positive experience if you like a gentler and relaxing massage.

GoldenMonkey? The cringe factor alone...

BWS is Hells Kitchen was raided and closed awhile ago. Dunno about Chelsea

Did you report the experience? 

Why not just come out and say you are the nee owner/manager, Shane?

For what it's worth, all the positive comments are from very new members.  The not to favorable ones are from more long-standing folks.  Just sayin'.

The article is 11 years old. I was in CDMX in July and stayed in the Marriott right where the article is citing.There were many people hanging out on the street at night but there were not hundreds of male hustlers here anymore. 

Grindr size vs actual size are vastly different! No wonder so many gay men feel they don't "measure up" both figuratively and literally.
 
Here are the HARD facts (see what I did there?) :

As much as 45 percent of men believe they have a small penis.
Across studies average penis length is 23 centimeters (5.1 inches).
Erect lengths average from 12 to 16 centimeters (4.7 to 6.3 inches).
Erect circumference is around 12 centimeters (4.7 inches).

OP cites 5 inches as small however its average. A huge dong might be a fetish it should never influence the value of a man. (But sadly it does)

I went to the one this week and I've been once before. Age definitely skews older (40s/50s/60s). Most people get there when it starts at Noon and it empties out by 1:30pm. 30 or so guys at any one time and probably 50 total in 2 hours. $30 to get in and the door guy is a complete douche. 
Overall way better parties in NYC. The only real thing going for it is that it's mid day on a Wednesday if that's when the mood strikes you. 

Try the LA thread. This is NYC
 
 

Try the LA thread. This is NYC
 
 

The article is 11 years old. I was in CDMX in July and stayed in the Marriott right where the article is citing.There were many people hanging out on the street at night but there were not hundreds of male hustlers here anymore.