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I was at the gym this morning when I was using one of the machines to work my calves. Situated directly across the calf machine were the leg press machines. There was this older guy doing leg presses and every time he is in a rest position, I am looking directly at one of his balls that popped out from his loose briefs under his shorts.

Looks like FF is the new Cali gym.

Definitely can. Once I was doing leg press. My dick head popped out of my high split shorts (lining removed) when my legs was in bend position. I quickly push the weight back up and shift my dick up right position. Luckily, there was no other machine or equipment opposite. But there's a mirror in front. There were only 3 other guys in the gym. Hope they didn't see it through the mirror reflection.

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No, but I was tempted to give him my waxer's contact information to get his hairy balls taken care of.

Normally after 1030pm the light is close and the show begin..mostly beside the basketball 🏀, or center of the park

Any uncles above 65yrs at Chinatown area? 25 slim chinese bottom here

Anyone in woodlands I can fetch you in my car now Need to unload

Sometimes I switch my IG to public 😏hopefully someone would take a look

To the macho guy at Ten-Men Club yesterday evening, we had an aggressive 45 minutes fucking session with different styles! You are so sexually experienced, making me to cum 3 times. I really enjoyed your rough fingering, finger poking, butt slapping. Later, he mobilised two friends into the room to gang bang me like gangsters ... you three invite to your house on weekend but I am still considering ... worse of all, I forget to give you all my mobile phone number to continue our lusting sessions

Hey guys. I will be in KL on March 29 to 31. Keen to meet up? Open for anything. Cheers!

Not sure where to post this but as I was having a layover at Bangkok, Marriott hotel sauna was super cruisy. Couldn’t find any info on hotel cruising in Bangkok here so thought someone might benefit from this info. Played with a fit local in the sauna and onsen, spoke to him and he confirmed that this hotel is like the equivalent to KL’s Hilton. The 48 hours I was there, I’ve had fun with 6 tourists and 1 local! Will definitely return!

Secret toilet a spectacular scene I was one of them within u guys 😉

Around 9pm tonight 10 Mar I sat next to you in the steam room and brushed my leg against yours. After a while, I went to shower and you came by and saw me and I think you gave me a smile. You are the fair petite sized guy. Message me if you are here.

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Tied blindfold n tickle? 😂

Any btm free tonight?

edible park later 7pm anyone？

Home sweet home...

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Hello 21 yo 170 70kg mly chin mix seeking to suck indian cock. Live in pasir ris and cant host but know discreet locations telegram me @Danderxander

an average, plain guy with a massive dick will likely get more grabbing than a fit guy with small dick. i have seen the frenzy that goes on around a huge cock, especially in the dark maze area.

I thought bangkok have one call Barefeet Naturist Resort.

Anyone place available? At ang mo kio now

Anyone at civic centre now?

That will never happen. Looks is everything in the gay community. A handsome and muscled guy with small dick would still be marketable compared to someone with huge dick but old, fat/skinny, sissy and bald guy.

Yck pool anyone?

Hi, any big Indian guys want to fuck a "white girl"?

Hi there.." Welcome on board to the Blowing Wind forum"♥♥♥

Officially done with reservist I can join those who did with the phrase "MR loh!"

Hi tml got place available. Tele kfckfc98765 42 married chn. Bi 181/76

local chn 33/170/65, straight curious and married. Looking to try mutual hj. Or to receive bj. Just want to release. Tonight/evening will be at kallang bahru area.

One more to the list - blatantly occupying an entire bench in the lockers with their items all spread out when there are others around who needed a spot.

38 164 cm, 60 kg Role: Top / Side Interests/hobbies: Netflix/movie, animals and pets, plants, gaming, travelling, shopping, music Self-description: professional. Try to be a good person and grow up. Life is hard and i have a lot to learn like to be more independent. Loves animals. Hobbies and interests will change as i am trying out new things now and open to exploring new activities. The kind of guy I envision to be with: have chemistry towards each other, able to accept me as who I am, committed and willing to be understanding. Want to grow and go through life with someone. Take cares of himself. Special connection and compatible with willingness to go through hardship, accept each other flaws and support each other. I may not be the lucky one to be with you but I am happy to be good friends or soul mate. Will you message me?

Bi married … enjoy some cruising fun or to be watched … maybe more. Older Caucasian in Orchard area!

Hi everyone. Big Daddy Bear (XXL) here. Keen to know people here. I frequent the area sometimes 😘🖤🧡🤍

Hope to meet married or bi guys for fun

im all for side fun. it can feel very good even without any penetration. but of coz it has to be very mutual. sometimes on the pretext of side fun, ive encountered guys who still try to ask if anal is possible MULTIPLE TIMES during fun, and it can become a huge turn-off.

I met my husband in a sauna in SG. Our hands found each other in the steam room. He didn't look so bad when I dragged him outside so I took him into a private room. 18 years and 2 dogs later, we're still together. Saunas are much better than endless chats/fake photos on apps.

Singapore Mental health 'key priority' in national agenda; 900 more GP clinics to be added to community care network Mental health 'key priority' in national agenda; 900 more GP clinics to be added to community care network Mental health services will also be introduced at all polyclinics, says Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong. Mental health 'key priority' in national agenda; 900 more GP clinics to be added to community care network Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong speaking on the parliamentary motion on mental health on Feb 7, 2024. Grace Yeoh 07 Feb 2024 02:25PM (Updated: 08 Feb 2024 12:40AM) SINGAPORE: The government will make "significant moves" to improve Singaporeans' mental health and well-being, as Deputy Prime Minister Lawrence Wong on Wednesday (Feb 7) called for a more inclusive "Singapore Dream" and a mindset change on what constitutes success. Weighing in on a parliamentary motion on advancing mental health, Mr Wong announced a raft of measures. These include: Increasing capacity at the Institute of Mental Health (IMH) and the redeveloped Alexandra Hospital. Ramping up the number of public sector psychiatrists and psychologists by 30 per cent and 40 per cent respectively. Training an additional 28,000 frontline personnel and volunteers. Introducing mental health services at all polyclinics and 900 more GP clinics. The government aims to implement these measures by 2030 or earlier. Mr Wong stressed that the government is making mental health and well-being a “key priority” in the national agenda and called on Singaporeans who are passionate about the issue to join in this national movement. “We have lots to do and a full agenda ahead of us. The government has set out clear plans and deliverables. But the issues are complex and we do not have all the answers,” he said. “We want everyone on board, so that we can learn together, and continue to fine-tune our strategies based on your feedback and ideas, and our shared experiences and insights.” CHANGING DEFINITION OF SUCCESS While attitudes towards mental health issues are shifting, Mr Wong acknowledged that the stigma remains. And this “reduces a complex and difficult problem into unhelpful labels and stereotypes”, he said. “It opens people struggling with mental health to discrimination, such as in the job market. It may cause them to be socially ostracised. It makes them feel ashamed, isolated, and stops them from seeking treatment.” Improving overall mental health also means mindsets have to be changed over what is considered success, said Mr Wong on the second day of the debate. He pointed out that this was, in fact, one of the key points from the Forward SG engagements, where the majority of Singaporeans had said they wish to see a "more inclusive Singapore Dream". The dream was defined as “one where we are not pressured to conform to narrow definitions of success; where we embrace excellence and talents across many areas, and find meaning and purpose in what we do”, he added. Mr Wong, who chaired the Forward SG exercise, noted that the government is making policy moves by reviewing the education system, narrowing wage gaps and strengthening safety nets. But he reminded the House that “we cannot make this happen through policy alone”. Instead, attitudes and mindsets must also change and align with aspirations for a “refreshed” dream. WIDE SUITE OF SOLUTIONS The national mental health and well-being strategy, which was launched in October last year, aims to provide more tailored care for different needs across the spectrum. On Wednesday, Mr Wong reiterated the need to appreciate and understand the “full range of mental health issues”. On one end, mental health conditions like bipolar disorder and schizophrenia can be “debilitating”, while issues like anxiety and stress on the other end of the spectrum may not typically require medicalisation. But it does not mean the latter should be taken lightly, he noted. As mental health issues exist on a spectrum, there is a need for “a broad suite of solutions”. While the government will hire more psychiatrists and build more capacity at IMH, this solution is not the be-all and end-all. “We also need to strengthen capabilities across our entire spectrum of care, including at our polyclinics and GPs, and also across other settings like schools, workplaces, and in the community, so that more timely support can be rendered to those in need,” said Mr Wong. To that end, the government has specific targets that it aims to achieve by 2030 or earlier. First, it will increase capacity at IMH and the redeveloped Alexandra Hospital for those who need specialist care. Capacity at long-term care facilities will also be increased to provide “step-down care” for those who need it. Second, it will increase the number of public sector psychiatrists and psychologists by about 30 per cent and 40 per cent respectively. Third, it will introduce mental health services to all polyclinics and 900 more GP clinics, bringing such services closer to the community. Fourth, it will equip and train 28,000 more frontline personnel and volunteers who serve at various community and social service touchpoints. This will help them “identify people struggling with mental health and offer early assistance”. The government will also “redouble” existing efforts, added Mr Wong. The Education Ministry is on track to achieving its target of deploying more than 1,000 teacher-counsellors across schools. This is in addition to the basic counselling skills that all teachers will be trained in, as well as the one to two counsellors that every school will have to support students with “more challenging social and emotional needs”. Parents will also be provided with resources to help them support their children’s mental health and well-being needs. There will also be more peer support networks established in the community, such as in schools, institutes of higher learning (IHLs), workplaces and among national servicemen. Such networks will have “trained peer leaders” who can provide a “first line of response” to friends and colleagues who need help. INSURANCE COVERAGE, WORKPLACE STIGMA Addressing concerns raised by MPs on Tuesday about better insurance coverage for mental health conditions, Mr Wong pointed out that life insurers in Singapore have offered coverage to people with mental health conditions. “But the underwriting of such persons can be a complex matter, as our own data is limited, and insurers here typically reference the underwriting guidelines of global life reinsurers,” he said. The government will nonetheless review how the coverage can be improved and ensure that financial institutions deal fairly with all their customers, including those with mental health conditions, he added. In the workplace, the government is also taking steps to help companies better understand employees’ mental well-being. It will launch iWorkHealth Lite, which is a “dipstick survey” that can be completed in five minutes and is for companies to gauge their employees’ work stress and burnout, announced Minister of State for Manpower Gan Siow Huang in parliament on Wednesday. The iWorkHealth Lite comes under the Ministry of Manpower’s iWorkHealth assessment tool – a free online, company-administered tool that employers can currently use to gain insight into their employees’ mental well-being, including workplace stressors they may be facing. The shortened survey was the result of feedback from companies to use iWorkHealth as a “pulse survey” to monitor the mental well-being of staff more frequently. Echoing sentiment among MPs about eradicating stigma, Ms Gan pointed to the upcoming Workplace Fairness Legislation, which “sends a strong signal that there is no place for discrimination against employees and jobseekers with mental health conditions”. Employees should be treated fairly and based on merit even if they have chosen to disclose their mental health conditions, she said. In his closing speech, Dr Wan Rizal (PAP-Jalan Besar), who had filed the motion along with four other MPs, also highlighted the common concern among those who spoke over the two-day debate: Stigma. Stigma is “not just a societal issue”, he reminded the House. “It's profoundly personal, affecting individuals and families in every corner of our community. The stigma mutes voices that need to be heard. It isolates those who feel alone in their struggle and deepens the wounds of those silently suffering.” As such, cultivating an environment where people are not afraid to seek help or talk openly is a mission that spans “every facet” of society, he said. The motion on advancing mental health care was unanimously passed in parliament on Wednesday afternoon. Kindly click HERE for online full article.

Married curious here, not into meet ups. But online chats and non face pics exchange. Always attracted to girls, but recently curious to exchange pics with guys.

39 190 90c married btm . Seeking regular married top who can hold conversation. Seems chemistry and feeling . Looks and weight not impt .

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I’m super drained for cumming thrice first day and twice the second day at Hilton. Nice respectful crowd, very good looking foreigners and locals. Not easy to have a spotter at the shower door while you cramped yourself hiding behind the tiny wall while I fuck you, that was risky but fun. Text me if you’re here. The gym goer with a tight hole and good blowing skills (in the toilet), text me too if you’re here. The cute local playing footsie with me in the jacuzzi then steam before being interrupted and you grabbed my ass while I was pissing at the urinal, nice chat and sorry I’m not a bot and I never asked about your role. Text me if you’re here Sorry I had to reject a few silver foxes because I was looking for something else. Anyone else staying in KL hotels, I’d be happy to join you guys for some discreet fun in the future

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