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i am visiting Buenos Aires for the first time early August (unexpected but welcome business trip). Wanting to do my homework, I found practically no current reviews of Argentinean working boys here. To add to my confusion, I visited soytuyo.com, where I found just TOO MANY boys, many of them cute as hell (are they for real?). I need help from one of the knowledgeable members of this community. I am more to the twink-frat boy side. Not too boyish. Smooth, cute and defined, athletic-swimmer type. No body builders. Spanish language absolutely NOT a problem. Any advice appreciated. Thank you, guys!

So, my dearest Oz, I see that you FINALLY made it to my home town!!! Without warning! I don't know if I was here when you visited (incognito to me, snif snif!) because I have been traveling, but...I would have been delighted to see you and talk about our good old times in New York! I am really glad that you appreciated and enjoyed all that this hectic, fascinating city has to offer. Thanks for all your very positive feedback. I liked your post. Your descriptions are accurate, but allow me to make a couple of corrections. La Zona Rosa Whereas la Zona Rosa is the most obvious gayborhood in Mexico there are better places just booming in Condesa or Roma, with a more "classy" atmosphere, with less hustlers and rentboys. To put it in NY terms, Condesa is like Chelsea (a large gay population, apartments, restaurants, bars), and Zona Rosa leans more towards the pre-Giuliani Eighth Avenue. El Zocalo You write: "El Zocalo is surrounded by the National Palace, City Hall and the Supreme Court of Justice" Almost right. Not that it really matters, but the Supreme Court is not ON the Zocalo, but just off it, to the right of the National Palace. The other building on the Zocalo is the CATHEDRAL, which is absolutely HUGE. And what about the immense Mexican flag in the middle of the square, which is raised and lowered every day? Templo Mayor "..just a few steps away is a link to the past – Templo Mayor – an ancient Aztec temple that has stood for thousands of years in what has now become Mexico City". Sorry to disappoint you, Oz. Your enthusiasm made you go a bit overboard: the Aztecs arrived in Tenochtitlan, now Mexico City, only in 1325 a.d. Yes, yes, that is way before the Mayflower, but not "thousands of years"...The Spaniards defeated the Aztecs in 1521, so the temple was there for a couple of HUNDRED years... The Angel Of Independence A trivia factoid: the Angel came down flying during the 1957 earthquake and hit the pavement with a loud thud...It happened at night. Paseo De La Reforma "..it cuts a diagonal line through the entire city – starting at the Angel of Independence and finishing inside La Zona Rosa." Here, you went "underboard". You describe the central part of Reforma, but the avenue doesn't stop there. It starts way before the Angel and finishes way after Zocalo. On one side, it goes along Chapultepec, a very nice park with a castle on top, and straddles along a very upscale neighborhood (the US Ambassador's residence is there, on Reforma). On the other, it goes past Zocalo to Tlatelolco, the ancient Aztec market, where the Foreign Ministry used to be. Ok, Oz, those are my "anal" precisions. Thank you once again for your descriptions and positive vibes about my city. I am now living here again. Next time you come, make sure to let me know: don't be selfish like that! Hugs.

My experience is similar to Jesse Dane's... I was the poster boy for the "No monogamy whatsoever" campaign. Oz knows how many boys I saw per week back in NY }( Then I met my BF five years ago and I stopped dead on the tracks. We have an open relationship, though, but nowadays, I enjoy sex only with him and I just cannot imagine my life without him. Is that what you call "being in love"? ;-) I do not regret my earlier "slut days" (I had LOTS of fun!), but I am now in a different mode :9

Cool! Thank you very much, Stef. I am proud that my BF is Dutch :9

The local Assembly in Mexico City just adopted legislation to introduce same-sex civil unions, thus giving rights (including inheritance and such, but not adoption) to gay couples. Of course, this is not (yet) marriage in the Dutch or Spanish sense, more something like the French establishment. Given the Federal system in Mexico, the scope of the new law is limited to Mexico City residents, but we must admit that it is a big step for the second largest Catholic country in the world. Good for Mexico! }( When will we see this in the United States? x(

Briefs and t-shirt. I used to sleep shirtless, but I found that wearing a t is better to keep me warm and cozy

Congratulations !!!!! Visiting your site has become a part of my daily routine...Keep it up (pun intended) ;-) I don't post often, but I am here with you, guys. And, Oz, you most certainly know that I love you :* :* :*