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For massage, there have been good reports about this place: https://gay-massage.gr/about-our-massages/ It is located at at Konstantinoupoleos Avenue 66, in the Gazi area of Athens. It is €35 for a massage in their shop, and there have been reports that they will give a bj for an extra €30. Have not had chance to attend myself. Would appreciate a report back if you go.

I must say though, I preferred staying in Sitges rather than Barcelona city anyway. The first time I went to Barcelona, I stayed in the city. I found that after a tiring afternoon of debauchery in the sauna, the fact that the nightlife got going extremely late didn’t really suit me. The next time I went to Catalonia I stayed in Sitges. I found the gay bars there got going a bit earlier in the evening. Also, the gay bars in Sitges are all close together, which makes it bit easier hit a few in the one night, which you might be want to do if you’re a tourist. My understanding is that gay Sitges is open for business and is busy every night from June to September, but that the gay bars then often close up on weekdays in the off-season, and only open Friday and Saturday night. So if you’re thinking of going to Sitges in the off season, it’s probably best if you could stay on a Friday or Saturday night. Of course, if you’re only going to Barcelona for the escorts in the sauna, a cheap hotel deal in Sitges on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday could be ideal. I’m aware of the irony of posting this “off-season” advice on the day before the 1st of June! I might bump this post next October.

If you are travelling out of season, one solution might be to stay in one of the beach towns outside of Barcelona with good rail connections to the city. Outside of the summer beach season, you can get good bargains there. For instance, Badalona on the northside is just 24 minutes by train to Barcelona Sants, and Sitges in the south is only 41 minutes by train to Barcelona Sants. In each case, there’s a train every 15 minutes. I just looked on Booking.com, and for the last week in October there are several good hotels between €70 and €90 per night within 5-10 minutes walk of the train station available in both towns Might be a good option if you are thinking of just hiring guys in Thermas sauna, rather than planning to have a guy come to your room. Both towns will be dearer during the summer season, as they are beach towns, but outside of high summer both would be worth checking out. A factor for Sitges though, is that the gay businesses there organise events like “Bear Week” and suchlike during the shoulder season, which extends the more expensive period for hotels.

This is something I have struggled with too - I fantasize when at home about having lots of fun in Thailand, but when I get there, suddenly my libido is lacking. Then when I get home I regret I didnt do more,....

Cool Photos jamiebee!

An interesting assignment. I find the idea of "favourite" books hard to compute when one is thinking of both fiction and non-fiction books. There are so different it is hard to quantify them together. I decided in the end that I would have two fiction and three non-fiction books, and make my choices then. It was hard to narrow it down to 5, and hard to say just a sentence about each and be meaningful. (I cheated a bit and added a bit more in brackets after each sentence, just like this!) TMax made a quite sensible choice to restrict his picks to just one theme. Fictional Choices Dubliners by James Joyce. In common with many others, I find the idea of reading one of his longer books is a bit too much, but I genuinely enjoyed this book of short stories by James Joyce -he was a master of the short story form, and his use of the idea of an epiphany as a theme is really well done (however, you would probably need to have an interest in the thoughts and life-ideas of somebody in an Edwardian European society to be really able to enjoy them. Joyce's world is very historically and culturally situated) The Quincunx by Charles Palliser. This is a big rambling intricate historical novel, in a sort of pastiche of a Dickensian style (even though it was written in the late 1980s) that succeeds in creating this sort of world that a classic 19th century novel created, albeit more R-rated in style. (If you are a fan of Dickensian novels such as Great Expectations. you would likely enjoy it, although it is about 700 pages it is quite the page turner) Some non-fiction choices: Roumeli By Patrick Leigh Fermor. My big fascination, apart from Southeast Asia, is Greece, and this book is an interesting meditation on northern Greece, blending historical insight and descriptions of 1950s travel (especially worth reading if you are thinking of heading to Meteora for the first time). Mad about the Mekong by John Keay is a page-turning historical account that retraces the 19th-century French expedition up the Mekong River, blending adventure, colonial intrigue, and modern reflections on the region. (A particularly good primer for anybody heading to Laos for the first time) Very Thai, by Philip Cornwall Smith. A good book for somebody who was fascinated by the physical reality of Thailand, like amulets, blue pipes and concrete seats, and wanted to read a bit about what they meant culturally. (I think I recommended this before, but worth recommending again, and unlike the above two books, I might recommend getting this after your first journey to the LOS rather than before)

Perhaps one thread is enough?

It is not very clear who on your site is an "executive model" and who is a "premium model". Therefore hard to figure out how much you should be expecting to pay.

Shame to see that Olddaddy acting the gobshite is derailing this thread in particular. Sorry to hear of the passing of Denis Houard. His patter during the shows was quite witty, and he had a very distinctive voice. I never met the man personally, but I will miss his presence the next time I visit X-Boys,

In the this bit of video, i loved the face Zelenskyy made when the Orange Turd said "they respect me" One thing to smile about in something that was otherwise a horror to watch...

Hunqz seems to have only two dozen guys, mainly expats, in Georgia. The site with most guys seems to be the "eurogirlsescort.com" site - do a search for Georgia and males. 19 come up. Not sure how many ot that number are not scammers though.

The good news is the site is now working for Microsoft Edge for me again. Not sure if that is related to this change - have not tried it in Edge for awhile

Surely the prospect of increased inflation due to tariffs should make a the dollar weaker relative to other countries currencies? The mysteries of high finance....

Southern Indian guys can be hot. There is a Youtube account called "fit karnataka" that has videos of bodybuilders from southern India. A lot of the guys there arent overdeveloped in the "walnuts in a condom" style but are sexy and well developed. Some of the backstage videos show them better, when they are not posing. None of the guys there are hairy, but as they are bodybuilders I assume they would razor hair off anyway. Worth a look if you are going to southern India (particularly Karnataka state) to put you in the mood!

Tubi TV is not available to people outside the US unfortunately. Do you now if it is on any other site?