Berlin

Hi all,

I'm thinking of visiting Royal next mount but I have one question to you out there. I'm just wondering about the risk factor (STD, aids and so one). I know there is always some risk at hand but is a place like Royal a good bet or are they just all the same? Do the girls take regular test and so on. Condom will always be my bed but just over thinking.

[QUOTE=Jerbio;1587998] I know there is always some risk at hand but is a place like Royal a good bet or are they just all the same? Do the girls take regular test and so on. Condom will always be my bed but just over thinking.[/QUOTE]As usual, RTFF, as in this past 22 May:

[url]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?668-Berlin&p=1570716&viewfull=1#post1570716[/url]

Reading your post, if you stop sleeping on the condom, and put it on your dick, you should be ok.

[QUOTE=Rocketcock0;1588066]
Reading your post, if you stop sleeping on the condom, and put it on your dick, you should be ok.[/QUOTE]LOL classic Rocketcock0 response!!

Jerbio if the fear of disease is too much for you, maybe you would best avoid paid sex altogether.

[QUOTE=Jerbio;1587998]Hi all,

I'm thinking of visiting Royal next mount but I have one question to you out there. I'm just wondering about the risk factor (STD, aids and so one). I know there is always some risk at hand but is a place like Royal a good bet or are they just all the same? Do the girls take regular test and so on. Condom will always be my bed but just over thinking.[/QUOTE]If you use condom on everything its no problem. If you get a blowjob without condom from a girl, paid or not paid. You can get something called Herpes Simplex (HSV-1): [URL]http://www.healthcentral.com/genital-herpes/c/86/6903/hsv1-oral-sex/[/URL] , its very common that people have this. I got this once from a girlfriend some years a go after blowjob without condom. It did get away after a wek on drugs and never come back after that. Its normal that HSV-1 never comes back if you got it once.

HSV2 is the worst you can get, so be safe! Always use condom when fucking.

[QUOTE=Wanking;1588197]LOL classic Rocketcock0 response!![/QUOTE]Well-Wankers, we report, you decide. But good to know at least one person reads these things.

Even if it is the one probably responsible for 50% of the microbes floating around :eek:

[QUOTE=Rocketcock0;1588345]

Even if it is the one probably responsible for 50% of the microbes floating around :eek:[/QUOTE]Its a lot higher than that Rocketcock0!

First off this Forum is the best! I have been using this forum since 2003 and found many places to visit in Japan and have shared many stories here that were absolutely incredible experiences thanks to the people who all contribute on this forum now I am able to successfully plan my first visit to Germany Berlin creating my itinerary has been driving me wild there's way too much to do in Germany! I have some questions about: 1. Flat Rates, 2. Amsterdam vs. Germany (for mongering), and 3. Areas other then Berlin to visit in Germany (for mongering). 4. General Safety? 5. Hip Hop Fashion? 6. Street Girls in Germany?

1. Flat Rates. As far as Flat Rates go I don't see many post here and was wondering what one would recommend in Berlin area and what to expect? I've seen Caligula and some others on youtube.

2. Amsterdam vs. Germany (for mongering) - I've read some not so good post in Amsterdam section about RLD not so good and people getting scammed and just overall not great experiences lately. I also read that most guys from Amsterdam are coming out to Germany for fun. Should I bother going to Amsterdam (I don't smoke weed). Or just stay in Germany entire time?

3. Areas other then Berlin to visit while in Germany. I'm looking for a good quality selection in Berlin I will visit Royal and Artemis and a Flat Rate at least once. What are some other places that I should definitely mark on my google map? Cologne, Dusseldorf or Frankfurt? Just any recommendations is very helpful.

4. General Safety. I'm little concerned about the areas and possibly issues with gangs or thugs around Artemis and other areas where FKK's exist some places look almost like they could get strange at night time?

This Question is off the mongering subject for the moment.

5. Hip Hop Fashion. It is notable that Adidas, Puma, and Cazal all were created in Germany which have been huge hip hop fashionable wear since the 80's. I'm amazed all of this comes from Germany! Anyone know why these items all became hip hop staples? And is it just ironic that they're all from Germany?

6. Street Girls in Germany. I guess Berlin is the only real place that has an active track. I'm very interested in visiting this track so I booked a hotel not too far from the street walker track. Has anyone had any experience lately here or passed through?

Sorry for all my questions but just thought I could clear some things up before I head out to Germany very soon.

Thanks to all.

GeeScummy

For an inexperienced guy, which place is better? Erlebniswohnung or King George.

Budget- 100-150 euros.

[QUOTE=SmithLeonardo1;1577665]Hi guys.

I went through their website and the ladies look nice.

Anyone tried them before and can share is experience?

[URL]http://www.high-class-escortes.eu/[/URL][/QUOTE]Hi SmithLeonardo1,

Really nice girls. Maybe I will take the chance to meet them at my next trip to Berlin. Another recommendation would be Leni ([URL]http://escort-high-class.de/galerie/premium-escort-lady-leni/[/URL]). I had a weekend together with her. She took me to some very nice places in Berlin. We had a wonderful time that I never will forget.

[QUOTE=SmithLeonardo1;1577665]Hi guys.

I went through their website and the ladies look nice.

Anyone tried them before and can share is experience?

[URL]http://www.high-class-escortes.eu/[/URL][/QUOTE]Very Nice ladies. Another recommendation: Leni ([URL]http://escort-high-class.de/galerie/premium-escort-lady-leni/[/URL]). I stayed together with her for a weekend and I enjoyed it very much.

[QUOTE=Geescummy;1589483]Questions about: 1. Flat Rates, 2. Amsterdam vs. Germany (for mongering), and 3. Areas other then Berlin to visit in Germany (for mongering). 4. General Safety? 5. Hip Hop Fashion? 6. Street Girls in Germany? GeeScummy[/QUOTE]1. Read Berlin PartyTreff thread re Insomnia, Erlebniswohnung.

2. Amsterdam not worth it -RLD glory days long gone-just a tourist rip off. Some good private apartments in den Haag though.

3. Frankfurt-Darmstadt cluster of fuck worth a look. Palace, Mainhattan, Oase, Sharks, the walkabout laufhauses near FF Hauptbahnhoff etc. See Frankfurt and FF FKK threads.

4. Safety not an issue. Just use common sense. Even recent "incident" near Artemis seems bogus by all accounts.

5. Hip hop fashion. An oxymoron. Just take your meds and such thoughts will hopefully cease.

6. Discussed in Berlin thread see Wankings and others reports-search by street girls. Obviously all cities have them. Not my scene at all.

[QUOTE=Geescummy;1589483]

1. Flat Rates.
2. Amsterdam vs. Germany (for mongering)
3. Areas other then Berlin to visit while in Germany.
4. General Safety.
5. Hip Hop Fashion.
6. Street Girls in Germany.

GeeScummy[/QUOTE]First off, love the name. I wonder if the derivation is similar to where I come from.

Not sure if I can answer all your points, but some comments might be helpful anyway.

1. Can't help you much apart from saying I haven't heard many good comments about Caligula. Have a look over on the partytreff forum for more info throughout Germany.

http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/forumdisplay.php?762-Germany-Partytreff-Clubs

2. If you don't smoke, I would avoid AMS as a mongering location. Stick with Germany. Sure it is interesting to visit AMS and spend some time there, but far better opportunities for mongering quality in Germany.

3. My personal choice would be NRW and base yourself in Dusseldorf, if possible at a hotel that includes free public transport ticket (unless you have a car). A lot can be accessed by the excellent transport systems there.

4. I have never had a problem with safety anywhere in Germany. Sure there are places I would rather not walk alone at night, but a bit of research and streetsmarts will get you by safely.

5. Not really my thing, but I would suggest that astute marketing and good timing allowed these corporations to exploit a crowded space profitably.

6. I passed through Berlin last month and passed through some of the SW zones a few times. Nothing to grab my attention while I was there, but a lot of lower end providers present during the daytime, and some higher priced options at night time too. Nice to observe, and more than a bit sleazy, but not for me.

There are SW 'tracks' in several other cities too BTW, often frowned on by locals and far from legitimate. Info in the relevant city pages here.

I guess I came off the grill like Jumbo Shrimp (with all the oxymoron hip hop statements although I'm kinda into some hip hop stuff that's why I mentioned it.) all that aside will take some meds.

1. I'm going to at least one Flat Rate will do some homework here and take notes from this site.

2. I'm scratching the idea of going to Amsterdam off my list I will go to Dusseldorf and Frankfurt.

3. I'm curious about this "hotel that includes free public transport ticket" and will do some research online. Any help here would be great?

4. I guess then I will be safe just traveling alone.

5. I will check around site for "Wankings and others reports-search by street girls" and "relevant city pages".

Two last questions:

1. What does NRW stand for?

2. Is it better to take the train from Berlin to Frankfurt and Dusseldorf around 6 hours or plane with much less traveling time? Any experience here would help me with my decision.

I will report my entire adventures later.

Thanks again.

[quote=geescummy;1589879]two last questions: 1. what does nrw stand for? 2. is it better to take the train from berlin to frankfurt and dusseldorf [/quote]nordrhein-westfallen, the state (land in german) which includes köln, dusseldorf and all the rest.

hotel passes - who knows. most cities offer a day pass for 6 or so euros and that works fine. some of these other things throw in museum discounts.

plane v train. depends. plane can actually be cheaper if booked in advance and 2. 5-3 hrs point to point (45 min flight) vs 5-6 with train. plus less risk of delays. but it will depend on the day / hour. my days of train romance long gone, i fly if at all possible. you could try it one way just for the experience of the ice-the highspeed rail. booking trains in advance also drives down the price. air berlin flies alot between berlin and frankfurt, and kln or dusseldorf. there are other companies to the latter 2 cities (frankfurt kind of lufthansa playground) such as tui, germanwings. [url]skyscanner.net[/url] a useful flight search engine. ryanair, the cattle car, flies "near" frankfurt but kind of a joke as the fra hain airport an hour away.

nrw thrill houses slightly cheaper than frankfurt (fra) area, but a lot more running around needed. fra has 5 or so fkk clubs so lots of choices, all fairly easily reached.

[QUOTE=Geescummy;1589879]
1. What does NRW stand for?
2. Is it better to take the train from Berlin to Frankfurt and Dusseldorf around 6 hours or plane with much less traveling time? Any experience here would help me with my decision.
3. I'm curious about this "hotel that includes free public transport ticket" and will do some research online. Any help here would be great?
[/QUOTE]- NRW is Nordrhein-Westfalen (North Rhine Westfalia) the state in which you find Dusseldorf, Cologne, Dortmund, Essen and Duisburg, Bochum etc (all good mongering cities).

- Train or fly is a personal choice. Allow 4 hours for Berlin to Frankfurt, a bit more maybe for Dusseldorf. I traveled last month from Frankfurt to Berlin by train, city center to city center, very comfortable and none of the airport stress and strain. When you take into account the travel from city to airport, waiting around, flight, and travel to city center on the other end there's probably not so much in the difference timewise.

First class on DB recommended for peace and quiet. Great info on the Deutsche Bahn website for mongering journey-planning that includes bus, train, tram and walking. Just punch in start address and end address and it's all done for you.

- I use public transport a lot on my trips to Germany. When I stay in Dusseldorf I usually choose a hotel that provides a free transport ticket for the duration of my stay. Useful if I plan to travel a lot in the area (and I usually do). More info about the DUS area hotels included here:

[URL]http://www.hotel-kombiticket.de/Alle_Hotels/alle_hotels.html[/URL]

Some hotels in FRA do something similar (Inter City Hotels, I think, and others too) but not as extensive as the one in DUS.

Enjoy.