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For what? that's kind of u Z. Party on ! The days go by and my stay in Angeles is coming to an end and then it's back to Manila with the MILF only. Our days are spent at the pool where several of my local sissy groupies come and go and run a tab on me. At night we sleep 3 or 4 to the bed. Group sex happens but I did not succeed in having any of the sissies touch the MILF despite she being open (and eager!) to it. The MILF and I also did not succeed in finding the tomboy for a threesome. As I mentioned in the OP, I am in a post-op recovery phase (not that kind of post-op!) so I am limited in the sack and save my erections to buttfuck the MILF who I had tested HIV-negative just in case. That's all folks. Some pics below... sorry for not posting XXX ones ... maybe later when I am in a different mindframe. As to the sissy situation, it improved last night (Thursday) with some 7 or 8 of them I spotted streetwalking between Phillies and the Natalia Hotel. I did not see the Barangay cowboys or their wagon. Where I did NOT see a single one the whole trip was on Walking Street. As to the 500K theft occurrence I reported, there is a lot more to it, namely it was 2 thefts not 1 and the watch one was a Rolex valued at 1.8 MILLION pesos. That's 32,000 US. My old acquaintance Lu Sierra who is on the lam but taunting everyone on her FB page is the one who took the watch as reported and has a 50,000 bounty on her head offered by the victim. The 500K cash theft initially reported was a separate crime by "a group" of sissies who snatched one of those over the chest pouches from a Korean in a club. Apparently he kept his trip money on him: 9,000 US cash equivalent that he wil never recover. Here are some pics:

WN04 Doll of the Day Say hello to Nina, a lovely, leggy femboy who has been at WN04 for about 16 months. I never realised how curvy her body can be! Photo credits to Creamy. Nina

After James Nicholson went through a breakup in October, he realized that he was at a point in his life when he wanted to focus more on himself than on someone else, but without losing the perks of romantic intimacy. He was juggling work and grief from losing a family member, all while parenting a 14-year-old with his ex-wife. So Mr. Nicholson, a 46-year-old Bronx resident, decided to embark on a journey of solo polyamory. To Mr. Nicholson, that meant dating several people at once with no intention to ride the relationship escalator to the top. “I'm open to connecting with others, but it may not be just one other person,” he said in a phone interview. “It is really based on how schedules line up.” It’s hard to miss the growing interest these days in polyamory and ethical non-monogamy, the term du jour for having multiple and consensual romantic relationships. The new year kicked off with a slew of articles on the subject from a number of publications that shed light on the practice and lifestyle. But among all the throuples, polycules and nesting partners, there exists another category of polyamory that still throws many for a loop: solo polyamory, or having concurrent intimate relationships while maintaining independence. For the solo poly, the end goal is not an exclusive partnership, marriage, shared finances or cohabitation. The concept becomes a little less confusing when you break the term up. Solo? You’re your No. 1 focus. Poly? You’re interested in seeing several people at once. The specific details will vary from person to person. In interviews with people who identify as solo poly, many described facing misconceptions about their lifestyle. Two of the chief distinctions that separates them from other singles who are dating is that solo poly relationships rely heavily on communication and transparency, and they aren’t defined by the end goal of finding a soul mate. And unlike other polyamorous relationships, their partners don’t interact. For most people who are dating, “you’re single, maybe dating someone, and you don’t tell them about other people you’re dating,” Mr. Nicholson said. “There might be a lot more discretion, shall we say, with how you communicate with whoever you’re dating.” One thing to be aware of when it comes to being solo poly, according to Mr. Nicholson, is that if you are prioritizing yourself, then you should expect the same treatment: “No one is going to specifically prioritize you.” Tyomi Morgan, 36, a certified sexologist in Atlanta, was living the solo poly lifestyle long before she discovered the term, in 2016. “Fourteen years ago, I did not have this language,” she said in a phone interview. “It was not in my awareness at all. It does feel fairly new.” “I just know that having an open lifestyle was a thing,” she continued, “and I decided instead of being monogamous that I would be non-monogamous, and I would be transparent about that with people in my life.” As these types of lifestyles gain steam — a 2023 YouGov poll found that one-third of Americans described their ideal relationship as something other than complete monogamy — some people have responded with skepticism to the idea of solo polyamory, writing it off as just a new label for being single and casually dating or sleeping around. “I hate my generation of men,” one woman posted on X. “What do you mean you’re solo poly and straight? … That’s literally just a man.” Solo poly? “Bruh, I think you mean single,” another wrote. “You just *have* to have a special little identity for every corner of your romantic life.” For Ms. Morgan, being solo poly means there’s no expectation for her to live with any of her partners and she’s at the center of all her relationships, which include a long-distance relationship, a few more meaningful partnerships and some casual connections. She said she didn’t love any one of her partners more or less than another. “I experience so much freedom and happiness in being solo and just prioritizing myself first,” she said. “As somebody who’s a recovering codependent and people pleaser, it feels good to center myself in relationships and not feel like I have this hard obligation to necessarily be with a particular group of people.” The hardest part of being solo poly, in Ms. Morgan’s experience, has been maintaining healthy emotional regulation and staying aware of her own needs in the midst of it all. So is “solo poly” a helpful label, a way to be more transparent with romantic and sexual partners? Or is it just another unnecessary term to describe behaviors that have long existed? For Mr. Nicholson, the label helps him clearly define exactly the type of single he is for the time being. The label sets a tone that he hopes can encourage “healthy, open, transparent connection and communication,” he said, “for whoever I’m dealing with on an ongoing basis.” https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/08/style/solo-polyamory-dating.html

Sign of the times. Me me me. Yet Mr Nicholson isn’t a millennial. I fit in none of your categories. I’ve had lb gf’s , single hardcore mongering, solitary lifestyle. Nowadays I take em as they come, no expectations really. One of very few positives getting old is you eventually know what you want and what you don’t, and be able to go with that. I wish I had your enthusiasm though, I had it once :)

Very interesting @Pdoggg! I actually think there ar three 'categories' of mongers. The first one, myself included' most definitely can be identified as 'solo poly'. Had a LT relationship in the past, but living happy single life for more than a decade now. I simply can't imagine there is a soul in the world who can convince me going back to a monogamous relationship. I simply cherish my freedom too much. And when it comes to mongering, I know too many beautiful girls and ladyboys to stick with only one The second category are the sneaky ones. These are mongers in a certain relationship, who secretly are lookin for some encounter(s) outside the monogamous boundaries of the relationship. These guys are the most careful ones when it comes to privacy issues. Scared to death that there is any traceability of their encounters back to them. Most of them won't write on a forum, or do it vaguely without mentioning dates, times or any specifics The 3rd type of mongers are the ones who a lot of us will envy. I would call them 'duo poly'. Guys or girls in a happy and healthy relationship, who can have (with mutual understanding), some flings on a side. It might be their key to keep the relationship up to par. I once met a guy in Vietnam, who asked me to make out with his wife. Only condition was I had to take pics and videos, which he and his wife would look at together whenever they felt like it at home. So I agreed and couldn't stop laughing when he replied days later about things he saw me do to his wife, telling me which parts he and she enjoyed the most But curious to hear how other BMs think about it.

OMG ... double trouble

WN04 Dolls of the Day Today's set is group shots of all 3 new ladies and also Nina. Mukda seems to be packing something in that one-piece bathing outfit? Photo credits to the Creamster. Nina - Mukda - Beer - Dew

Over the past few days announcements have come out that appear to have driven sheer terror in some Thai expats, with the Thai Government saying this year’s Songkran will be the biggest one ever. This announcement, which we covered here, has to do with UNESCO officially recognising the event as a cultural world heritage and Thailand hoping to further attract the event to tourists on a global scale. Specifically, the statement that the event would be celebrated from April 1st to the 21st across Thailand caused a lot of panic and a lot of confusion. This was mostly because many feared this meant 21 days of water throwing. During the Covid-19 pandemic, the festival was entirely cancelled in 2020 and in 2021 and 2022 water play and throwing was banned and only religious functions were allowed, much to the pleasure of some readers who strongly dislike this portion of the festival (Although it is popular with many tourists, especially social media influencers and younger tourists). Last year, however, the water play returned and will also be a part of this year’s festival, indeed, Thailand is even basically openly promoting it, knowing that it attracts many tourists. To be fair, for those living and working full time, especially in Pattaya where the water play often lasts about a week, it can be a difficult period. A few months back some prominent Thai officials said the festival would last all April but again, criticism and panic ensued around if this meant a month of water throwing. Basically, the 21 days of Songkran is nothing new. Different parts of Thailand have celebrated the festival on different days for various reasons for decades. Pattaya’s big day, for example, is April 19th, partly to encourage domestic tourism after the official national days. The official national days, by the way, will remain April 13th to the 15th, with public holidays running to the 16th. Pattaya, as usual, will likely run from the 12th to about the 19th. In terms of the 21 days, the thought process behind this is NOT 21 days of water throwing. Instead, it’s best to think about it like Christmas, in which decorations, music, cultural presentations, etc. will take place for the entire month. The idea for Songkran is similar, with events proposed across Thailand from April 1st to the 21st, almost all of them focused on religious, cultural, and traditional heritage aspects. Yes, there will still be water play, but according to Thai officials it will be limited to the official days and not the whole three week period. So, for now, readers can rest easy that this doesn’t mean 21 days of water throwing across Thailand. Regardless, many of our regular readers and expats likely will plan to either stay indoors or even leave Thailand during the festival, while droves of tourists, domestic and foreign, arrive. https://thepattayanews.com/2024/02/08/thailand-to-celebrate-21-days-of-songkran-in-april-really/

I’m on a roll……

Another cutie at Obsession

Miss Cookie wants to join 10 miles high club Credits to Franks Tgirl World

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