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Both he and Reno snicker at their critics as they add to their massive coffers.  

Other than the Black Party,  I have been to all of them mentioned here, and then some. They've included lots of men, sex, socialization, and drugs.
My experiences/observations have been that "sex" is going to include aggression and sex you personally may not find appealing. "Socialization" is going to include strangers brazenly propositioning you for sex and drugs. "Drugs" is going to include open use, sale, and overindulgance.
If any of those extremes being included is going to completely ruin your experience, do not go. If you can walk past the turn-offs hardly batting an eye, and simply enjoy the parts that do appeal to you, go and savor the good parts.

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You have to wonder why the OP wanted us all to know.  

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You have to wonder why the OP wanted us all to know.  

Hardly anyone carries cash these days, except maybe... clowns.  😜

Hardly anyone carries cash these days, except maybe... clowns.  😜

Mine last about 15 minutes.  

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You have to wonder why the OP wanted us all to know.  

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You have to wonder why the OP wanted us all to know.  

This was @Coolwave35's last post.  They've rekindled their bond and off somewhere frolicking around the world?  
Time for an update?   😜

some Thermas tips 
1. go early - before it gets crowded.  Thermas is big and spread across 3 floors - it can be disorienting to arrive when filed with providers & clients. Plus - it’s competitive & the locals/regulars will always go for their favorites who are usually the most in-demand. Arriving when it’s crowded puts you at a disadvantage. I like to arrive at opening about 3p and watch as providers/ clients arrive. 
2. get familiar with the layout - because it is confusing.  I’d recommend a complete walk-through of the entire place at least once to take note of spa facilities & bar (first floor), all showers (first & second floors).  And the one private bathroom on first floor with a douche - the key to that bathroom is at reception and depending on the attendant, they may require you buy an attachment or if you have your own, then a tip to get the key.  Return the key asap as there may be others waiting.
3. there will always be guys hanging around the reception area & watching the clients locker room.  the game is to snag clients in that area & before they can see the other providers.  don’t fall for it.
4. like anywhere else - be cautious if anyone offers you anything to ingest. last time I was there, a provider offered candy between sessions - upon inspection it was potent edible marijuana. there are a couple guys there routinely selling things - I’d avoid them & whatever they have.  they are obvious & likely will make an approach at some point. 
5. the free cabins are fine for 30 minutes & the staff cleans continuously- but that doesn’t mean you’ll always get a fresh cabin.  If you want to make sure it’s clean - then private rooms. Again - getting there early ensures access to private rooms - when it’s crowded you may wait and sometimes they don’t open up at all. 
6. you dont need ID to get in - leave passports & valuables in your hotel safe.  I carry a set amount of cash, one credit card & phone.  I don’t leave those items in the locker - I carry them with me in a small pack at all times.  you need cash for the guys - everything else can be on credit card.
7. bring your own condoms & lube.  the condoms provided are the most basic & the lube is almost nonexistent.  the guys appreciate good quality condoms & it makes a big difference.  I like to bring my own antibacterial soap along too - just to be extra careful between sessions.  availability of soap in the showers is not a sure thing.
8. if smoking bothers you - avoid the area on the second floor where smokers congregate.  for people who smoke, it’s ideal place to engage the guys in a more relaxed environment.
9. don’t be afraid to say no.  you will be approached many times by guys who may not be your type.  there’s not pressure per se, but they are direct and don’t want to waste time.  they are used to no & it’s just part of the environment.  polite & firm gets the message across.  

10. you will pay for everything at the end & check your final bill carefully.  if buying drinks for providers, make sure you are clear at that time what you’re offering. an offer for a drink can easily turn into a full meal - and that’s fine if that is what you’re offering.  if spending a few hours there, the charges can add up quickly. 
11. don’t be afraid to tell the provider exactly what you want - they’re professionals and have seen it all, several times.  no reason to be embarrassed.  If there is a language barrier - use google translate or show them a video of the type of scene you want. a video is easiest way to get the clear message across & I’ve seen several clients do it.

 
 
 

I would caution you regarding this tingly desire to impress him.  

I would caution you regarding this tingly desire to impress him.  

I would caution you regarding this tingly desire to impress him.  

I would caution you regarding this tingly desire to impress him.  

I would caution you regarding this tingly desire to impress him.  

Interesting that we pay $600-$700 for a couple hours of attention.  It's a very expensive orgasm. 

I'm curious.  What percentage of men (in the US) over the age of 60 do you think use ED meds regularly for their sexual encounters?  

Interesting that we pay $600-$700 for a couple hours of attention.  It's a very expensive orgasm. 

Interesting that we pay $600-$700 for a couple hours of attention.  It's a very expensive orgasm. 

Interesting that we pay $600-$700 for a couple hours of attention.  It's a very expensive orgasm.