Latbear4blk

Today is November 23, exactly one month before my arrival to Salvador. Can I get now officially excited?

If it was fun for you, even without sauna field trips, it will probably be fun for us. Please, share.

I was not able to find anything on him dated after 2003.

Thank you for that. In the other website a member contacted me via PM to share his experience hiring Jeremy. It looks like I am lucky. I have not met him and can keep my spotless fantasy.

It is crystal clear experienced explorers advise against taking home/hotel boys from the saunas if you do not know them well enough. What about bringing to your hotel room escorts who advertise in the local Boytoy, Rentmen, etc.?

Stop saying Avalo.... I heard that if you mention him five times, he will sign up and start opening threads and posting trash.

You two may know each other.

You do travel! Do you not have an annual trip to SE Asia?

Here I am more focused into traveling, but I am sure you will find other like minded friends.

Welcome, my friend!

If we read abut an earthquake in Mexico, we will know where the epicenter is.

I just had a realization. My obsession with Black men may be not racial. I think I am in a doomed quest for him. Has anyone ever hired him? Has anyone tried him? Does anyone know anything about his whereabouts?

I agree, so far all information seem to be based on rumors and gossip. I think the bottom line is that we always have to be as careful as possible, but we must be aware that there is always a degree of risk. Shit happens even when we take all due precautions. I find interesting how the saunas GPs are reacting, as this kind of tragic events tarnishes all boys for many clients.

You forgot #5 If you bring someone to your home, keep a door closed and tell him not to make loud noises because your room mate is sleeping.

This is so sad. I wonder how many times I have been in risk of being murdered. This is so tragic. One life lost and two very young ones probably ruined, all for pity money.

https://twitter.com/sleezsisters/status/1061284508966707200

It looks like you are not very well equipped to understand reality.

I think it is clear that @Tomcal is not advocating for his reaction as what we should do in a similar situation. He is just sharing how he reacted. We all may discuss what would be the best thing to do in such a limit situation, but we do not know what we will do until we are there.

Of course I can be wrong. I often am. Let me explain a little bit what I said. First of all, I think the debate around a candidate "homophobic" or "racist" nature, as it is going on right now about Trump, is pointless. We just cannot read people's thoughts and you just get into an endless exchange of anecdotal examples of how the guy is or is not whatever label you are discussing. I only care about the policies the candidate implements. Second, I do think gay rights are important, but there are social and civil rights that are more fundamental, because they affect more people, like women rights or workers rights. So far I have never voted a homophobic candidate because usually the guys I agree with tend to be on the same page I am. I am a leftist, not in American terms of leftist (which would be just a Liberal), but in the world wide understanding of what a leftist is. So although I have never been in a situation where I had to vote for a candidate labeled as "homophobic", I can imagine one where I would support someone who opposes gay marriage but is for 12 weeks of paid maternity leave, for instance. But the thread was not about me but about gays who vote republican. Friends here are claiming they cannot understand them and I am just saying that it is very easy. Just one example, imagine rich gays. As any rich person, they are shielded from every day regular challenges. For them it is much important to get a tax cut or to keep the minimum wage low than promoting gay rights. And it is just one example, I am sure you all are smart enough to come our with countless different situations where a homosexual person can choose a candidate that is not so homosexual friendly. For many people being gay is not the fundament for their identity. I know it is not for me. When I choose a candidate I disagree on many things, his or her policy on gay rights could be one of the things I am not in full agreement with.

Yes and yes. I am a recently naturalized citizen, this vote was my first, I used to voted regularly in my country of origin.

I think we live in different planets. Or perhaps centuries.

I do not see why it is so difficult to understand that there are gay republicans. Not everyone's identity is built around sexuality on one hand, on the other we re not one single issue voters. I would vote for a homophobic candidate if his/her agenda agrees with mine on other issues I consider more important.

I am glad you are OK!