floridarob

Bottoms are everywhere, in greater numbers usually

I thought you already crossed that bridge....

I liked your interpretation more....

The Kolkata guy is, the Muslin is smooth on top some hair on legs/ass...... there's a lot of people all around from the NE of India, Asam, asian looking that are smooth all over. lot's of free offers as well.....but I'm not looking for love, strictly business 😉

So, my 1st stop on this side of the world from USA is Bombay..... My 3rd trip in a years time. It does take getting used to, but as a white guy, I'm the exotic one here, lol Friday night met with a regular from previous trips, super smart, amazing conversations and decent sex..... but I needed a change, so I explored more in Grindr. It's a lot of work, flakes, fake pics, many not my type, super hairy/fat or beards.... I hate beards. But also, lot's of options, just takes time sorting. I talked to this 20 yr old Muslim guy, and I thought it was a fake profile because he was so handsome and my type (pay attention Auntie Vin) Muslim, BIG cut dick and hard as a rock, English is 90% and super interesting and fun. We hung out had some drinks, well he had only 2 weak ones, the Muslim thing I think....went to my room chatted some more, he was with me over 4 hours and he was hard the whole time while we were talking and exchanges sex stories..... he came 2 times (oh to be 20 again).... we finished about 10pm.... he said he had to go home and check in with his mom or she'd be worried, but he'd go stay at his sisters tonight so he could escape if I wanted.... duh, of course! He massaged my around 1 and said he's on the way.... again, stayed about 4 hours, we fucked for at least an hour, he came 2 more times and would consider this Brasillian quality sex..... I paid him the equivalent of $20 usd each time and he said that was too much, he was only asking $12 usd...... he offered some more friends that we could do threesome or gangbang if I wanted, lol Seeing him again tomorrow, my last night here before going to Goa.... the 19 yr old guy from Kolkata is coming to join me in Goa and then Bengalaru and I'm taking him to Pattaya since he just got his passport. Funny thing, I know the room service and exec lounge staff at this hotel, and when they brought ice to the room, he was asking who's in the room with me..... He's hinted that he's "straight" but he loves money..... I was tempted tonight, but this guy covered all the bases and didn't need extra .... for now, lol

1988....

If there are pillows on the sofas, is the first hint that it goes on there.....😬

You accepted, just because he was a good salesman doesn't alleviate you of what's expected.....🤷‍♂️

Wallet, not age is the only important there, don't be fooled most of us have been going there since before you were born AND were your age 😆

Whats the difference between happy and star massages? Are those prices inclusive or are the extras separate, and if so how much and to what extreme?

So do empty wells....🌊

I didn't see pics of Adam on their site? Jari Menari, the workers don't seem easy on the eyes 🤕

You do long messages.... with the number of your one word replies, I find that hard to believe 🤔

I'm talking about doing things like shopping/comparing prices, researching hotel booking sites, airfares, having multiple tabs/pages open at the same time to go between them, etc.... Because you were looking at them? You're supposed to shake , when you finish.... not more than 4 times because then you're jerking off .....was that why you were in disbelief?

You picked up on that 🤣

Indeed!

Laptop? I haven't owned a desktop in ages, cell phones and tablets are too awkward to do much...

Maybe is why I'm the bottom in bed ? I understand that's why a lot of corporate guys hire dominatrix , want to be controlled for a change 🤔

Fair enough.... the housekeepers, kitchen staff do the real "working" jobs.... reception and waiters get the brunt of the rudeness, I was the ringleader of the show and was accountable for all of them doing their jobs properly and that the hotel operated all year long at a profit. Most of my properties were 400-500 rooms, some with convention/meeting room space..... but my favorite was 113 room 5 year old hotel at DFW airport, so much for being a size queen 🤷‍♂️

Not as much as we think.

Yes, but both are true in my case 😆 Yet......

I can read the word “Zionists.” My question was how you identify them before deciding who gets kicked out. And the restaurant signs you applauded said “Israelis,” which you’ve acknowledged isn’t the same thing. This Economist piece illustrates my point: Israelis living abroad flying home to help vote Netanyahu out. Under the restaurant policy you applaud, they’d be turned away too. What exactly would that achieve? But yes, we’ve both made our points. Back to the original topic.....

Let’s be precise about the quote I objected to: “This is a completely legitimate topic of discussion and the sooner the Zionists are brought to heel, the better. Even better yet, just kick them all out.” My objection was to “brought to heel” and “just kick them all out.” Who exactly gets kicked out, and how do you decide who qualifies? Opposing a political ideology doesn’t make every proposed action against its supporters justified. And please stop treating me as though I need convincing about Israel’s treatment of Palestinians. I’ve opposed it since long before it became fashionable. This didn’t start with the current war. Since I watched Occupied Minds, featured by PBS FRONTLINE/World in 2005, in which Palestinian journalist Jamal Dajani and Israeli journalist David Michaelis return to their shared birthplace of Jerusalem and examine the occupation together. These issues go back decades even before I became aware of them. I am TOTALLY against Netanyahu and what he’s done. I consider him a criminal. Same goes for Trump and Putin. When someone offers “I was just following orders” as an excuse for mistreating people, my response has long been, “That’s what the Nazis said.” Following orders doesn’t erase personal responsibility. But sharing someone’s nationality doesn’t establish personal responsibility either. I have Jewish, Palestinian, Russian and American friends. They are individuals, not their governments. I’m also a huge Bernie Sanders supporter. He’s Jewish and has fiercely condemned Netanyahu’s government. His position was explicit: “Not another nickel for the Netanyahu government if its present policies continue.” I agree. Stop funding it. Apply pressure. Hold those responsible accountable. But you wrote: “Every time I walk past a restaurant where they announce that Israelis are not welcome it feels like there is still hope.” That sign says Israelis. Not Zionists, Netanyahu supporters or people implicated in crimes. You’ve explicitly acknowledged those aren’t all the same people. That is exactly why I object to the blanket ban. I accept your clarification about the American sanctions list. But showing that restrictions affecting innocent people are nothing new doesn’t establish that they’re justified. You’ve explained why you want action. I understand that anger. But what if the person being refused service agrees with you about Netanyahu? What have you accomplished by excluding them? We agree that Netanyahu deserves condemnation. Where we disagree is whether an Israeli stranger should have to answer for him. And as for Department_of_Agriculture, I called him a hater because of the repeated ugliness in his posts about Chinese, Vietnamese, Indians, Israelis , etc... That’s the pattern I was addressing. You’re choosing to ignore it; I’m explaining why I called it out. That much contempt for so many different people is just ugly, and NOT LOVELY. this topic should be moved to the Political Forum it's just a boner killer......

You’ve written a lengthy response to an argument I haven’t made. I didn’t defend American sanctions, excuse Israel’s treatment of Palestinians or suggest Netanyahu acts alone. Posting a list of things my country has done doesn’t establish what I support. That’s rather the point: my nationality doesn’t tell you my politics, any more than an Israeli’s passport tells you theirs. If sanctions hurt innocent people, that deserves scrutiny too. “Other countries do it” doesn’t explain why it’s right. You ask whether Israel should face sanctions. Governments, officials, military suppliers and people responsible for atrocities should face consequences. But you keep moving between holding a state accountable and refusing an individual dinner because they’re Israeli, as though those are the same thing. And dismissing the classroom exercise because Palestinian children face real violence misses its purpose entirely. I wasn’t comparing my fourth-grade experience to their suffering. I was explaining a lesson about how easily people accept mistreating others once an entire group has been declared bad. You rightly describe dehumanization as a warning sign. So why object when I challenge the idea that nationality alone makes someone guilty? Holding Palestinians collectively responsible for Hamas is wrong. Holding Israelis collectively responsible for their government is wrong. The scale and consequences are vastly different, but the excuse, “they belong to that group, so they deserve it,” is precisely what I reject. You also move from “Zionists,” which you describe as a political ideology, to “Israelis,” a nationality. Those aren’t interchangeable. If someone behaves badly in Thailand, deal with that person’s behavior. A protest against some Israelis doesn’t establish the guilt of every Israeli tourist. Call that semantics if you like. Whether someone actually supports or participated in an atrocity, rather than simply sharing a nationality with those responsible, is a pretty substantial distinction. And since you acknowledge my criticism of Department_of_Agriculture goes beyond that one quote, read the other posts before dismissing it. I was addressing a repeated pattern, and I stand by what I wrote..... so much so, I didn't add one emoji..... until now 😏

Now for some Bali updates.....😁