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I really enjoy when my nipples are touched and I let the masseur know!
 

A rare hairy Thai! says muscle guy in style, pics say otherwise.  The privates are mostly his bed and the table.

Thank you for this, Tactile D. Very informative and helpful. 

I moved here in 1990 - and it was an interesting time - the AIDS epidemic was raging and effective antivirals were still several years out, but there was a general view that life had to go on, so it was a very lively place in spite of the epidemic.

San Francisco, as well as California, has become a convenient punching bag for the media, and it's becoming really annoying. It has its urban problems, like most big cities, and it suffered badly during the covid lockdowns, like most big cities. And yet it attracts a disproportionate amount of scorn from the media, which often has a different bone to pick and uses SF to illustrate whatever point it wants to make.
So cranky rant aside, I'm glad the OP has thought to ask, rather than just rely on what the media reports. Yes there are indeed homeless, but I've never had a problem with them and I've lived here 25 years. The Tenderloin is gritty and depressing, but also has those cool things that the rosy summary @azdr0710 cited. Great American is one of my favorite places to see shows. But also add 6th Street between Market and Howard to the list, that place is grim and is classic skid row. I used to live a half-block away from there, and though I never had any safety problems, it was a bit much to take in.
Things got quiet and miserable during the covid lockdowns, but now the city's neighborhoods have bounced back. The Castro is vibrant, and the "parklets" (sidewalk dining) that were introduced during covid have mostly remained so there are a lot of people out and about. There are still too many vacant storefonts in the Castro, but that predates the pandemic and doesn't take away from things. 
Recently I've been to a couple of restaurants on Union Street and in the Marina, and while I have tended to not considered those areas my scene, I was impressed how vibrant the areas are and how much fun it was. SF is a city of neighborhoods, but unfortunately so many of the hotels are located downtown so not everyone gets to experience that. A friend just visited and stayed at Parker Guest House, near Dolores Park, and had a great time. We went to a cafe next to Duboce Park, ate at my favorite breakfast place in Dogpatch, and had fun dancing at a club on 11th Street. 
I've lived here since 1998, and had been coming to the City for years before that. It has indeed changed, and I still think my favorite time here was the 90s. But I was younger then, and like any dynamic city things keep changing. There are things I miss from years gone by, but other cool new things appear as well. I'll admit I'm biased and like it here despite its flaws.

I have kept in touch with 2 of escorts I saw 6-7 years ago they are both out of the business.  We text just to see how things are going.  One of them was in town last month and we met for lunch and just catch up.  I insisted on picking up the tab...old habits.  I can see remaining in touch with my current go to guy when he leaves the escort business.  When you click with someone you want to remain friends.
 

I have kept in touch with 2 of escorts I saw 6-7 years ago they are both out of the business.  We text just to see how things are going.  One of them was in town last month and we met for lunch and just catch up.  I insisted on picking up the tab...old habits.  I can see remaining in touch with my current go to guy when he leaves the escort business.  When you click with someone you want to remain friends.
 

Karl's  ad is up!  Will have to try him.

I remember hiring a guy back in the early 1990s, when one still found escorts on print media; he advertised as 30, with one hot black and white body photo. When we met, he admitted that he was 35, but judging from his face I suspected he was still fudging. Time passed, the Internet came along and advertising moved online. One day around 2010, I clicked on a Rentboy ad, and in it there was the same body photo. The ad said he was 40. You do the math.

I could see shaving off years (or alternatively, adding years) to reflect how the escort looks. I used to shave years off the age in my ads because clients would tell me I looked younger than my age. I don't think they were just trying to flatter, since people in my family all tend to look younger than their ages. So I wanted the age in the ad to reflect what people might think based on my appearance, rather than wishful thinking or delusion. I know another guy who did the opposite, adding years to his age because he looked older and wanted to appeal to guys wanting someone older.
This year I finally put my age as 50. I don't know whether or not I look 50, but I'm enjoying being in my 50s and wanted to reflect that in my ad. Also the idea of a guy escorting in his 50s is intriguing to me. Time to own being a daddy!

I'd pay to get both the dog and the driver neutered. 

My gym opened in mid March with limited hours and no locker room/shower facilities.  I have noticed it has gotten a little busier in the last 3 weeks.  Hoping they open fully soon.  It has been great to return after a long absence. 
 

Thank you for all the work you do to maintain site!
 

Thank you for all the work you do to maintain site!
 

Thank you for all the work you do to maintain site!
 

True dayuse is not bargain rates.  I generally like to meet up during the day anyway which can make normal check in/out times difficult, so Dayuse is a perfect solution.

I really enjoy when my nipples are touched and I let the masseur know!
 

I really enjoy when my nipples are touched and I let the masseur know!
 

Saw it over the weekend.  I thought it was pretty good.  So true about telenovelas.

Wish I could have done to my face and body what you did to this site.  More colorful. More vibrant.  Old parts seem new again.  Thanks for all your work.  

I'm fully vaccinated and so are some of my go to guys, so I'm comfortable getting a massage now.
 
But I'll be 100% masked walking up into Whitetrash-Mart. I trust the mask more than people these days.
 
My two cents on dropping the mask mandate is that it's just going to drag things out even longer. Ug.

Hey y'all I just want to ask if there are any suggestions you have for how to wisely use/invest/save money. I'm applying to med school this year and looking at some future medical school debt, but hoping to learn things I could potentially do even now or in the future too. Any books you found useful or tips from your own experiences would be mighty helpful!
 
Some things I've started so far have been opening a high-interest savings account, light investing with Robinhood, and just tracking income/expenses with a monthly budget excel sheet I made.

https://rentmasseur.com/krisswanAsian
https://rentmen.eu/KrisswanAsian
 
Any recent experience with this guy?

I am new to this site and appreciate all the work that has and is been done to keep it going.
 
Thank you!

My friend asked her 14 year old son whether he keeps any nudie magazines under his bed and he replied back “magazines?”