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A few highlights of my year: - Visited seven countries in Europe, four of them new. - Visited Colombia for the first time. Loved the country and can't wait to come back! - Went on a 10-day cruise to the Lesser Antilles. - Started working out again after hernia surgery and general lack of motivation. I'm taking it easy on the heavy weights and doing more reps instead. - Had sex. A lot. I'm usually not this slutty lol

1. I was overwhelmed by everything, which wasn't helped by me heading there by myself. Plus, I was on alert about my drink getting Scoped so I couldn't relax. 2. (My entire conversation was in Spanish; quotes are translated.) I requested for a specific guy from the photos that the owner sent via WhatsApp. He never confirmed it, instead asking over and over when I'd like to come. When I arrived for my appointment, he said that the guy I wanted wasn't around but they have a promotion for three men. He quoted a higher price, and when I mentioned the price discrepancy, he said that it's because the price is for a six-hand massage only. This is another lie: the ad says "erotic massage with sexual services, oral, and unlimited fucking." He eventually relented when I motioned towards leaving, but said he's giving me the massage-only price for the full experience "because I'm such a sweet guy." (Definite bull.) The men he sent over were smoking hot and our time together was amazing, so absolutely no complaints there. He was messaging again the day after asking about when I'd like to come back. I mentioned the whole deal about pricing the day before and he got really defensive. He said that I made up the promotion and that I am rude for even saying that there was an issue with prices. I saw no point in continuing the conversation and blocked the number. I would have wanted to see the same three guys but this ain't worth it.

I wanted to give @Collins’s report a week before I posted my own. I spent a little over a week in Bogotá the week before Thanksgiving, my first time in the country. I did not visit any other cities on purpose because I wanted to get comfortable in Colombia first. Food and drinks - Colombian food is uncomplicated, simple, and tasty. I loved the parrillada and ate Bandeja Paisa almost everyday. Although I am not a huge potatoes guy, the Papas Chorreadas, fried Papas Criollas, and Ajiaco were satisfying. Whenever I feel like having a snack, I'd get an empanada or two, or arepa con queso. Colombian beers—Club Colombia, Poker, and Aguila in particular—are tasty and really cheap. I also visited Bogota Beer Company brewpubs for dinner a few times. Aguardiente is a clear licorice liquor that’s lovely to drink on its own, as is Chicha, a corn-based liquor (?). I don’t have a comment regarding coffee; I get my caffeine as an espresso so I don't get to savor coffee's flavors. Tourism – La Candelaria is the old town and where most historical tours take place. Monserrate is beautiful but make sure that you visit when you have gotten acclimated to the altitude. If you can, visit around dusk and watch as the city below lights up. The Botero Museum (free), the Gold Museum ($5), and the Museum of Bogota (free) are can’t-miss spots. I didn’t visit the National Museum of Bogota ($10) although I’ve heard it’s also up there. I paid for two out-of-town trips, one to the Salt Cathedral (I thought it was just okay) and another to Guasca's hot springs (highly recommended especially if you're longing for a day of relaxation). Getting Around – On day 1, I went to a Claro store and got a SIM card with 10 gigs of data, unlimited voice, and unlimited texts. I signed up for WhatsApp with the Colombian number that I got and used that to communicate with tour guides and escorts. I Ubered everywhere (average trip is $3.50). Safety – I did not encounter any troubles while there, but there is a reason for all the warnings. Tour guides, nightly TV broadcasts, and Uber drivers who I got into a conversation with (in Spanish) would remind you early and often to always be on your guard, as petty crime and violent crime are daily occurrences in the city. Be mindful of your surroundings—take photos if you must, but stash it away as soon as you’re done. Adult fun – I had no time to sift through Grindr messages. If I did, though, I would have at least gone for coffee with a few of them and take things further if the vibes were in alignment. Jesus, Colombian men are hot. I went to Theatron on a Thursday night (no cover until 10:00 p.m.) and I was overwhelmed. I left after less than an hour. I had fun at Cumplices Spa—I got into a three-way with a Dutch and a Venezuelan. At 7:00 p.m. every night, there’s a stripper show hosted by the resident queen. I visited Casa de Boys (not its official name) early in my trip. Would not repeat. The men I was with were fantastic, but my interaction with the owner was not at all pleasant. I hired two versatile muscle guys from Mileroticos and hosted them on separate occasions at my Airbnb. (The building required guests to present their cedula during check-in, and will call your unit if they attempt to leave without you to verify that you are okay.) Great sex—they were happy to bottom for me. One was really into feet and spontaneously gave me one of the best worship sessions I’ve experienced. At both Cumplices and Casa de Boys, condom use was mandatory. The two guys I hired from Mileroticos, like me, took PrEP and Doxycycline so they were okay with bareback sex. All in all, I am glad that I finally went there and cannot wait to plan my next one in the near future.

I can confirm that they are still in business as of two weeks ago. Address is still Carrera 16A 57-14. I can also confirm that there are more guys than what you see on the website.

I don't need to see the menu; I'm an adventurous diner. I do want to have an idea of prices, though.

I visited México City fall of last year and had a great time. Language: Use as much Spanish as you're able to. Chances are, the people you come in contact with will understand English, but not French or Portuguese. Altitude sickness: I did not experience it during my time in the city. Safety: I stayed in the Roma Norte area. It felt safe enough to walk around the neighborhood, especially considering there were a lot of people out and about. I took an Uber everywhere else. Condom use: I always bring condoms whenever I travel. Did not use them with any of the guys I was with though, both for paid and unpaid sex. Lube was used 100 percent of the time. Where to stay: Roma Norte. I like to go out and enjoy the nightlife, but I also want to be able to sleep without having to wear earplugs. Go with whichever accommodation provider you like. I stayed at a Mister B&B for the first half of my time there (host lived in the property) and hotel the remaining half. Water: Assume the tap water will give you the runs; don't brush your teeth with it. Fortunately, my MBnB host has filtered water and the hotel I stayed at has a dispenser. I bought a few bottles of sparkling water as well, just because prefer it over still. Food recs: Churros from Churrería el Moro, tacos from Tacos La Chula Juarez and Taquería Orinoco, simple food from La Herradura.

Hello, all. (First post!) Does anybody have the intel on where I can search for chicos-for-pay at Ecuador's capital? Mileroticos does not have an Ecuadorian sub and there's only one profile on Rentmen. Is Skokka an option? Also, I'd like to enjoy a massage while there, preferably with a male therapist and includes a final feliz. Happy to get recommendations!