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smorgasbord

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  1. And I thought I heard from my last Queen when Lizzy popped her clogs. Just need to check out NYC or the Emerald isle.
  2. 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.
  3. I don't think anyone is that interested in psychoanalysis of the North African male
  4. 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.
  5. The international standard is TND but dt is used locally too.
  6. 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.
  7. 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.
  8. 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.
  9. 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?
  10. 99% of the app guys will be fake/rubbish. Which general area of Tunisia are you?
  11. 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?
  12. 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.
  13. 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.
  14. smorgasbord replied to joizy's topic in Gay Africa
    It's legal in lots of places that are otherwise unwise for other reasons.
  15. Is that not what you said?
  16. The translation in French appears accurate. What makes you say Hammamet?
  17. Jemaa el-Fna is what it's usually called in English - it's full of lots of nice stuff including pickpockets and drugged up snakes getting charmed. As with all of North Africa, YMMV in terms of the availability and quality of local wildlife...
  18. When compared to Hammamet but not when compared with Morocco e.g. Marrakesh has the big square that's has everything going on.
  19. I'd say it was Sousse. I literally got offered everything there. Not saying most wasn't available in Hammamet but wasn't quite as in your face; actually reminded me of Morocco.
  20. Whilst he was younger, he did some kind of apprenticeship at the EU Commission in Brussels and apparently frequented certain bar/clubs there. He also has a long term bodyguard/friend MMA Abu Azaitar and likes to travel outside Morocco very low-key
  21. Totally with North Africans - I've had locals all over me and then blank me and vice vera. I just go with the flow now. As for Marrakesh itself, hotels/riads are difficult but whilst apartments are easier - lots have a guard and sometimes an entry camera too. I'd be very selective who you bring back if they think easy money/pleasure then you might not get rid. That's not counting those with sticky fingers and scammers.
  22. Algeria is nice but the visa process is a PIA as Algeria doesn't have a large tourist sector like Morocco, Tunisia or Egypt. I had to pay about €90 and provide lots of documentation to get the tourist visa; worth keeping in mind.
  23. I doubt it was the hotel thing; otherwise they probably wouldn't have came to begin with. More likely they don't want to do it infront of the other guy. You probably could have had the other guy if you got him solo but they're always kinda random in my experience.
  24. Mine were toned and were fine to talk to also - in my experience, the local guys usually have decent bodies until they hit 30. I do like a bit of rough too but they all seem to smoke and haggle alot 🤣
  25. Grindr is full of these in most places I've visited. However, I met a two local doctors via Grindr - one in Algiers & one in Tunis. I also met a PhD student whilst in Sousse all via the app. Most were fakes or scammers though.

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