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Listen, hookups are oftentimes a part of solo gay explore. And the thing about them is that clandestine casual relationship can take place in cruising spots just about anywhere: bathrooms, parks, nude beaches, or off-the-beaten-path secret spots.

The Sniffies website is a place where many gay men uncover casual hookups, but Grindr and other gay dating apps are a huge part of the culture.

One thing I’ve noticed from my many travels are that transportation hubs are often prime hookup locations. Even if it’s not for a sexual encounter, just a drink at the bar, a flirty conversation on Grindr, or a slight nod from across the terminal, airports are surprisingly nice (and fun) spots to meet other men and same-sex attracted travelers.

Airports often attend as bustling hubs of excitement, adventure, and chance encounters. For gay men who are traveling, airports can provide a unique opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and possibly even discover romantic sparks while on the go.

While pursuing an airport hookup can be thrilling, it’s vital to approach such situations with respect, safety

How did toilet cruising work?
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I was reading an gay tour guide from , and it reminded me that I've never understood the mechanics of the toilet pick-up. One of the notable features of the guide is that among all the bars and bathhouses listed, many locations also suggest cruising toilets. This seems soinherently sketchy. How would you understand when it was trustworthy to signal to somebody? Don't you run the constant risk of an embarrassing and dangerous confrontation? Do you actually own sex in the bathroom, or is a date point? And given that these locations are so well established that they appear in a move guide, wouldn't they be easy pickings for the police?

Any info or stories about etiquette and risk mitigation would be of interest.

Bonus points if you can explain how toilet cruising worked in an international context. After a robust warning about how treacherous cruising is in the Middle East, for example, the guide lists toilets in Syria and Kuwait. There are similar listings throughout the world. While cruising in the U.S.

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FOOT TAPPING AND BATHROOM CRUISINGYesterday one of my readers emailed to say he was annoyed by all the ignorant blog commentary emanating from straight young whippersnappers on the subject of Larry Craig's restroom shenanigans in Minnesota:

Here's what set me off: Craig's actions have been considered ample grounds for arrest for decades. Tens of thousands of homosexual men have gotten permanent records (quite often a fourth or fifth-degree felony), frequently losing jobs and going onto "sex offender" lists. Gay rights advocates own been furious about this for a long time.
If lefty bloggers feel the Minnesota police behaved outrageously, why haven't they said anything before? If Craig's arrest marks their introduction to this heinous practice, where's the outrage for all the victims? Writing "I don't see how he broke any laws," without comprehending that society criminalized those efforts long ago sounds naive. Undertake they really think no one has ever come to that conclusion before &#; or tried to change the practice and failed?