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We seem to have a similar taste in sex partners. The old ways worked well for me too but I'm adapting to today's environment. I don't suck off as many different men as I used to, more meetings with fewer is the trend. Still I'm able to find enough of the soft chubby types as you called them to satisfy me.
Back in the 2000s, probably up to about 2015, was the best possible time to meet other guys via Craigslist when traveling on business. Hotel lobby restaurants or bars were decent places to meet the kind of guy I was wanting, e.g. not a gym rat, kind of soft and chubby. Even hooked up with husband & wife couples who were open to a bisexual male encounter. But since the demise of Craigslist, an ensuing societal divide that polarized people and a virus, things aren't anywhere near what they used to be. I am grateful I had the lifestyle and volume I did because I feel that wouldn't be remotely feasible in today's world. Let's raise a toast to the past!
True, the number of video booths with lockable doors are growing fewer and fewer each day it seems. I've also found the video booths are more likely to be frequented by bisexual married men like myself, looking for the penis and semen their wife doesn't have. Last booth I was in the the mid 1990s had a video camera overhead looking into each booth. Sadly noticed this AFTER I had an almost 35 minute exchange of mutual oral with another married guy. We probably wound up on someone's 'best of' compilation, though with the lighting and the camera tech at that time, it had to be dark and blurry if it was recorded. As for doing multiple guys in a video booth, I always select one guy and that's it for the visit. Occasionally I'd get really lucky and meet up with a guy in town on business who'd invite me back to his hotel near the airport, where we'd get to do what was not practical to do within the confines of a video booth.