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I was 19 when I saw this movie. I hadn’t cried for at least 5 years, because “boys don’t cry” and all this crap. This particular scene was my first properly tearful moment as an adult. And it felt good. Made me realise I needed to allow myself to cry. Thank you @Larstrup

Same here, I keep the phone with me nearly at all times. I don’t like the steam room that much, so it is not a problem. But at at the same time, I am used to have a smartphone in my hand, I was an early adopter of the 02 XDA, so, not having my phone with me would be weird.

If you are worried about client safety, you definitely want to be in a sauna. This is the safest place you can be for hiring.

In exactly the same way that you knew it was me!

I am very confused by your post. I am perfectly chill. I was just just wondering if @floridarob saw me in the sauna back in December, since I didn’t see him. What is wrong with wondering that? We could have talked about some of the boy’s qualities and exchanged tips on who to hire.

You have? Later edit: You are replying to my post, but I now think you are not talking about me in that specific paragraph, right? I mean I don't mind if you were, I am just unclear.

At least 2 have GPs: Sauna Olimpo Rua dos Timbiras, 2635 Sauna 1097 Rua dos Guajajaras, 1097 There maybe more. Google will shows you "Popular times" for Olimpo for any day of the week. Basically between 6 and 9 pm. Saturday is the big night according to Google. Google doesn't seem to have amassed enough critical data on 1097 to make a chart of the "popular time". Also there are many saunas which are confirmed without GPs. Al of this is just googling, I have never been to BH.

Ouch!

I thought you were an oddball, but now, I think I like you.

Now I have read other posts by RioBard, I think this was purely sarcastic?

I am now extremely jealous because I know for certain that this boy is my Bruno's roommate Matteus, which I found incredibly cute and endearing, but I had no idea he was available! I thought he was not a GP and therefore obviously I did not dare to ask if he could join me and Bruno for fun at the hotel, on our memorable 3-party night. I missed out on trying him!

I am not sure I want to name and shame publicly, but it is one of the guys with which it was purely sex and no emotions. I tipped a bit, but because of his sexual performance was impressive, not because he was a nice guy. As I already said, I knew he would do that (already back in Rio when we were exchanging WhatsApp). He is that kind of guy.

First “Sad story - need money, please” on WhatsApp. It is from one of the garotos from which I was expecting this to happen. The only silver lining is that I am glad I had judged him accurately. I can still see through people even in a language I don’t master at all.

If there is anything you are unclear about, ask one of the rentboys. They know the ins and outs (they work there most days) and are often very keen to make you feel comfortable talking to them, because it can result in being hired.

I was thinking of writing something extremely similar to this as an answer but then got distracted. Thanks, you saved me time! My only different advice, @JackR is that if you see a guy you like, you can just go and say “hello”, you don’t have to wait for him to come to see you (then follow the script as given perfectly by @tidewater here above). Dont worry about the possibility of confusing clients and working boys, or approaching a guy that isn’t working, they really look very different, that has never happened to me once, neither in Zurich, nor in Brasil.

You are my type of guy. Keep in touch, because we need to hang out together whenever we are next in the same city.

These are the employees forced to vote by their manager. :-)

I know! I know ! I understood the first time you explained! That is why I said “that makes sense” . jeeeze...

All right, fine, I'll SHUT THE FUCK UP.

Ah! I thought you had realised he was underage on your first meet. But that also makes sense.

What is a JP?

Actually, @Lucky, I don’t mind this change of subject. A different topic, but I think a very relevant one to this thread given how many times popefrancis hired per days, and how many times I hired per day. I have just tried to find a medical definition for sex addiction, and one thing that stood out is “Sexual addiction prevents people from managing their sexual behavior” (from https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/182473.php) I don’t think we are quite there yet, we are still in full control and managing, well at least, at least I am, even in hotest moments in the cabin with two guys servicing me. Pity, actually, I could have claimed my escort costs from my health insurance, as a “symptom management method”.

I like you a lot, @Lucky. But just think about the opposite situation, if @PopeFrancis went to @floridarob‘s travel report and started to write generic comments like: “if one wants to be a cheapo and not pay the boys enough for all the time they give us, do it, it's your life, If it makes you feel better” ... would you still say, “it is fine, it is just a different person and opinion”? Some writings are designed to trigger a negative emotional response. Unlike you, I don’t find them welcome here. Anyway, you are probably right. Yes, you are right, I have to let this go.

Sorry, @Lucky, I can clearly read "if you want to go throw 100 dollar (or Euro) bills of your balcony" , that is not talking about his experience, AND that is clearly misconstruing what PopeFrancis and I do: we are not throwing away money. Why would he say we are? He is clearly coming here to diminish the value of our generosity for no reason that I can see, (appart from maybe making himself feel better about not being generous? I have no idea.) If you want to tell your own story, do that, but don't come here and start saying "you" in PopeFrancis's travel report thread, and then use negative words like "throw away". I can also read the sarcasm in "I think it's cute when people think they are bettering someone's life with something materialistic". If I was wrong, apologies, but if it isn't sarcasm, then why didn't he write "I think it's cute when people are bettering someone's life with something materialistic". The sarcasm is again designed to belittle the impact of generosity. As for the hypocrisy, what do you call this dialog? A: "I bought myself a smartphone. I love it, it has really improved my life" B: "Can I have one too?" A: "No, materialistic things won't improve your life." As for his last comment about a guy clearly undergoing a depression, resulting in him cutting himself, I can't see how a straight-thinking mind would bring that on the table to talk about presents. That completely baffles me and still needs explaining.

Then please explain, because I don't get you at all.