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Is much happening with generally in Tunisia? I saw there were issues with Journalists and power cuts / water supplies. It's unlikely I'll visit Tunis itself this time but probably the touristy bits like Monastir or Hammamet.

I'd say late teens to mid-twenties. I've chatted to guys in their late twenties to early thirties who said they were twinks. I generally found them still at home with parents. Unless there has been a life event e.g. breakup or job loss - that is a big red flag to me.

Can be discreetly available with hotel barmen if you tip well. I did get an unexpected offer from a barman in a local bar/restaurant but was staying in a tourist hotel so an overnight guest was not available.

He looks like many of the young-ish guys (in North Africa) who work in the local bars.

I don't mind body hair on guys or smooth but prefer non-shaved guys. My big dislike is a hairy guy who only shaves only the crotch area and leaves the rest hairy - lots of Arab/South Asian guys seem to do it especially if they're married to woman.

I watched a movie Blue and Not So Pink / My Straight Son recently not releasing its 15 years old. The lead actor - Guillermo García - is Venezuelan and very hot. I've seen many (Brazilian / Colombian) escorts in Europe who define themself as white/Latino but I would describe them light skinned mixed - is mulato the correct term? AI indirectly indicated the highest percentage is Uruguay but total numbers would Argentina apparently.

I'm into 'Lionel Messi' type guys and wondering if Argentina (possibly Uruguay) is the best place to head for or if I'm unfairly discounting other countries in central/South America. Last time I was in Toronto (Canada) I met a few different guys (who were immigrants from Portugal) who had a similar look (white skin, dark features, uncut and natural body hair)

Café la sirène is fine for enjoying the corniche with a café or cold drink. You always need to be careful on any vacation as the local wildlife can look friendly but can be deceiving. I like beefy so that issue is less of a concern for me.

I'm recently back from Morocco and just be aware that the Morocco is much more scammy generally than Tunisia. Tunisian people are alot warmer and this also makes it easier to move the conversation along to fun. I'm recently back from Morocco and just be aware that the Morocco is much more scammy generally than Tunisia. Tunisian people are alot warmer and this also makes it easier to move the conversation along to fun.

It's in the previous info on the area. I'm selective and do take precautions but nothing is 100% in life. All in all, Marrakesh is better with the charm of an actual old town/souk and for action. Agadir's only real USP is the beach. Both are equally full of fakes and scammers like much of Morocco.

Was recently in Agadir – they try for 200 mad but will go down to 50 mad. They were free in the steam room – especially the toned and very hung DILFs The apps just seemed full of scammers except for a paid Spa/massage which was good. Found locals had limited understanding of French or English. They mostly used Arabic interspersed with Berber words I tried the souk but there was little scope for action (unless perhaps you went early in the morning or close to closing) Had some limited success with the taxi drivers. The best was my return to the airport, guy had religious stuff on the Infotainment screen and was telling me about his wife/young family. I was in the front passenger seat and we were talking about holiday stuff (including me going for Shisha as I was too early for my flight) About halfway to the airport, I noticed he was kneading his crotch area and saw me looking. Just before the airport, he pulls into a back-road and asks if I want Shisha and when I say Yes he unzips. I go down on him, he does nothing else but grunts when shooting his load. He then zips up and proceeds to the airport as if nothing happened. Surprisingly for Morocco, he asks only for the pre-agreed price but I give him double for good service. All in all, the Moroccans rarely smiled and frequently tried to scam on pricing or with a lack of change.

And I thought I heard from my last Queen when Lizzy popped her clogs. Just need to check out NYC or the Emerald isle.

There are local gay/bi guys but local men consider gay to be taking the female role. Therefore, when they top, they still are the male and therefore remain straight even with a man.

I don't think anyone is that interested in psychoanalysis of the North African male

Most local guys live at home until married then the wife moves in with them. Until married, many aren't getting much, if any action with the ladies. Hence why they're usually rock solid but cum fast. Obviously, an 'incentive' helps seal the deal for many too.

The international standard is TND but dt is used locally too.

I only had a language problem with a taxi driver (looked about 25) in Sousse who spoke only Arabic and few words in French/zero English but even he used Google translate.

They speak Arabic with French and local Berber mixed in. Most younger guys (under 30) will understand some basic French and maybe some English words.

I personally just chatted to local guys that I found attractive in cafés, shops, bars and even a taxi driver. If they're interested, they'll usually ask if you're married etc. I usually say I'm visiting with friends but they're away at the moment (e.g. on a tour) as that means your not totally alone if there are any issues.

In Tunis, only got one local guy from the app. The rest were just local guys offline. Are you staying in an apartment or Hotel?

99% of the app guys will be fake/rubbish. Which general area of Tunisia are you?

Nice, i like em hairy like the first guy but would still enjoy the second one. The second reminds me of a room service guy at one of my hotels. Where were you recently?

In Arab/Middle Eastern countries, what happens in officially and what happens real life are often two different things. I'm not sure anyone who lives in US should be throwing stones anyway.

It's fine as long you accept the opportunities can be random and you take basic precautions in terms of safety. I've personally stayed in apartments and hotels with some success at both.

It's legal in lots of places that are otherwise unwise for other reasons.