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As promised, here you have the full review of my meeting with Forbidden Apple that I reported earlier in this thread. You can see also a gif in the Porno folder and a few pictures in the escorts reviews folder. Gracias!

Two days in a raw with no problems! I am also back to the Clubs! Thank you @TotallyOz & (Thai?) nerds team!

You may disagree, @AdamSmith, but I think the events are proving my point. We just ride of a corrupt administrator who is going to be replaced for probably another corrupt administrator, while the deplorable environmental policies continue to be the same, or even worse. I told you.

Both Villages were my hunting field from 1994 to 2000. I witnessed Giuliani's destruction and hated him. I was not into street trade, but clubbing, bars, and street cruising. I would have taken pictures of how the Bijou Theater was being stripped year after year of some feature, but well, this is before smart phones. Those were my Golden Years. Damn, I was good at cruising.

Damn.A whole bar! I just had a religious crisis that quickly turned into epiphany. I am from now on worshipping a Holly Trinity: @Tomcal from South of Rio Grande; @TotallyOz from South Asia, and @AdamSmith from NC Street Trade

I love and agree on your first paragraph. One of the best things of these forums is embracing and celebrating our differences, even if sometimes we fail. I strongly disagree with your closing. It sounds stigmatizing. I do not think we are born with a work ethics, it depends on the interaction between our genetic heritage and our nurturing environment. Even given that, I strongly believe people can change. It is not easy, but it is not impossible.

Not really. If the same situation would have happened in an opposite ideological landscape, I would have probably defended him staying in office. I do not like arguments that later on can be turned against my side by accusing us of having a double standard. If I am President, and have a secretary who effectively manage my environmental protection policies protecting national parks and there areas, holding accountable polluting agents, promoting renewable energy sources, etc, etc., I would probably be ore lenient with his unethical practices. I am not saying I would be OK, but my focus is always on the policies rather than int he behaviors. I would support any administrative and judicial investigations of his misbehaviors, I would support any proper accountabilities, I would publicly and privately confront him, but I would keep him in office as long as possible. That is why I am bitterly glad he is out.

It is good news but I would have prefer an attack on him more centered on his policies and less on his unethical behavior.

I just tried it once again. It seems to fix one of the issues: when I sign uo through the main website and then go to the forums, I am not logged out from the forums home page, which does happen when I do not sign up in the main website. However, the new issue remains. When I click in the Clubs menu, I am still logged in. As soon as I click in the Mexico/Brazil club, poom back to be logged out.

I just tried that and the problem remained. I have bookmarked the forums, but I did tried logging in through the main website instead, unsuccessfully. I can try it again, and it may work. Part of the problem is that it is not consistent. There are days where the navigation is spotless and then there are days like the last days.

"There is one thing sadder than the guys who think that our escorts are with us just because they love us: the guys who need to remind us that the boys are our for pay lovers when we are celebrating our whores and our relationships with them in an escorts forum." Taken from the Lost Gospels found under the Holly Bed of Our Messiah

This is a new variation of the same problem. Until yesterday afternoon I was able to access the Clubs section. Starting yesterday night, every time I try to access that page I am logged out and cannot access the club I am a member of.

Thanks, I think you are saying the same that @Suckrates before you. It is a way to do around the problem, yes. However, I think I prefer the previous suggestions. I was just not used to writing long posts in the forums until I started my Argentina traveling log, I will start treating those post as the posts in my blog, and draft them previously in a word processor like Pages.

OH MY DIVINE TOMCAL, SAVE ME! Yes, indeed I am the needy and ridiculous here.

No, my friend. I was celebrating Tomcal when you could not deal with it and came to spread your disagreement. Who is the one who cannot cope with others' different point of view? And when you are called out, it is always the others. As I said, yes sure. You are right.

Ja! So "we" are the ones who cannot deal with someone not sharing our views. Yes, sure.

No, do not tell me there is money involved! Oh my God! Who would have told! I though it was @tomcal Divine Power!

Thanks, I will start doing that, or Pages, as I down I write for the blog.

So the problem is "idolization"? Really? You are taking literally my jokes? Call it whatever you want to, but Tomcal's skills are out of debate, I think. If you think you can match what he does, I add you to the altar. Tomcal protect us!

He stays as my Messiah, I do not care about your negativity and lack of sense of humor, disguised as bitter realism.

I am not kidding when I am declaring @tomcal my Messiah. If you ever start a workshop on how to collect, entertain, and keep so many hotties together, I am signing up the first. Tomcal University.

Yeah, unfortunately I have never met that beauty. I must have picked a random gif file to decorate my blog. Sorry to disappoint you.

You will probably stay in Buenos Aires, where the gay market is pretty much similar to any big American city. You may enjoy something similar to Corrientes' culture if you include Iguazú falls in your trip. Plus, you will have there beautiful Brazilian guys. Brazil is much better than Argentina for sex.

The full report in the Corrientes Gay Parade is now published here.

I actually left the street party before it ended because mosquitos were eating me. They continued the celebration until 10PM. They were unbelievably loud and kinky in the middle of a residential neighborhood full of breeders walking around with babies in strolls and groups of children. However I did not hear any complaining, beyond a few homophobic remarks in the hotel lobby, mostly inspired by curiosity rather than by hate. I listened to the party still going on while waiting for my Veterinarian student, the boy that had given me head a few days ago in the Parque Mitre. He passed his two finals yesterday and we were about to celebrate. He arrived and we have great sex, but he left upset and I do not think I will see him again. He would not accept that I wanted to hook up with other guys during my visit. He was not the only one looking for a sentimental relationship. I will insist on a previous disclaimer. Please, do not take any of my opinions and/or assessments about the local gay culture as definitive. I am a visitor, I have not had contact in about 20 years with the local gay market, and what I am experiencing during this trip may not be representative at all of what someone else's experience could be. There is a constant, though, from my previous years living here to nowadays. Compared to the USA and to Buenos Aires, the population of younger guys into older gentlemen is vastly over represented. The fact that I am a novelty may explain the overwhelming number of hits I am getting from guys between 18 and 25 years old, even until 35 (I set my filters to block guys older than 35). After two weeks here, I noice a reduction on that number. However, I do think that in this region the daddy/baby model is more mainstream than in other places I have visited. There is a huge population of youngsters because Corrientes and the nearby city of Resistencia, capital of the Province of Chaco, are home for one of the biggest public universities, the Universidad Nacional del Nordeste. Public colleges in Argentina are for free and their enrollment is massive. To make it better, it is where the best brains are. Public colleges in Argentina are mostly diplomas factories for those who cannot succeed in the public institutions more academically demanding. A few private schools fill a hole left unattended in some fields by the public ones, but these ones are a minority. As a picturesque note, one of the local costumes is very noisy groups of cars celebrating someone's graduation. Besides younger guys hunting for daddies, the other over represented group are married to women men. It seems this still is a very closeted culture. Before I set my filters to block guys older than 35, I was getting countless offers from married men. My Veterinarian student left upset on Saturday night and, although we did have good sex, I was still horny and wanted to take advantage of the hotel room I was leaving on Monday. I tried to reach out to the guys I mentioned before, and they all had excuses, so I went to sleep by myself, feeling slightly guilty about the Veterinarian student. I do not want to hurt anyone, but I do not think my conscience was clean about manipulating him to get him to my bed. The next day, Sunday, we had our family lunch (last Sunday was an asado, yesterday was home made pasta) and then I met Pablo, the taxi boy (local slang for escort) I hired last Friday. We spent three hot fun hours together ($ 2,000) having sex and taking pictures and a couple of videos for my blog. I am working in a full review, once it is published I will share the link. Right now I can share the link to the ad he published following my advise, and a few pictures: He left me, again, exhausted, so I was not able to make further advantage from my hotel room. I decided to cancel an appointment I had with another taxi boy from Resistencia, Muni ($ 800). These are his pics I can share: I do not think the local pros physical appearance meet my standards for paid sex. I prefer to save my dollars for Buenos Aires, where the boys look sharp and at premium standards. I do plan to meet some of the not for a fee guys I am contacting through Grindr. I have one that has me specially interested: You noticed, right? The not for a fee guys seem hotter than the professionals. I did have a few chats with very hot guys who asked me for money, but they all were tops. Let me close with a few informative bulleted points. I thought the word "discreto" meant, like in standard Spanish, someone who will not violate your privacy. However, I was schooled that in the ;local slang it actually means straight acting, masculine, the opposite of effeminate. In this closeted culture, one of the most common questions used to start a conversation online is "Sos discreto?" Besides all the resources to hook up that I shared somewhere else and will once again report in a future post summarizing my whole experience in Corrientes, I was introduced to a new one: https://www.contactossex.com. It is pretty popular amongst the married and closeted men, but I do not like it. I find it not better than the graffitis in the public restrooms. If it happens to be your thing, stay in the free version. I thought about paying the premium membership ($200) for one month, but when I was submitting my CC information my computer warned me it was an unsecured form. Play with it if you like it, but keep your CC info away from it. I do not remember who, bur someone advised to install WhatsApp in your phone. If you travel South of the rio Grande it is indeed sound advice. Everyone uses it and it is, in fact a great app I have loved for several years now. It allows you to text, send files, and make calls and videoconferences. However, there is a caveat when traveling to Argentina. The taxi boys here have a double pricing policy, one for the locals and one for the foreigners. If your Spanish is good enough to pass as a local, you should avoid making your first contact through WhatsApp. Instead, I suggest you to wait until you are in Argentina and, from a local IP, get a new gmail with a Spanish name. Once you have your new gmail from an Argentine IP, get also a new Google number. Use that number to make your initial contact and you may get better prices. If your Spanish is not good or if it is non existent, disregard this advice and just go for WhatsApp. About money. The economic situation is unstable and the dollar value extremely fluctuating. I brought U$S 600 dollars in cash and plan on selling 100 each time for the few expenses that need cash (like boys). Do not change all your cash when you arrive, your dollars will probably worth more in a few days. I am using my credit card every time I can, and once I run out of cash I will get money from an ATM, but the fee is about 10 dollars each time you withdraw. Right now I would avoid taking Uber. The taxi cab drivers have a powerful union and they are in a violent campaign against Uber. They are attacking violently Uber drivers, and sometimes even hurting their passengers. That's all for now.