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  1. You can find guys on Grindr who will do kink you just have to so some shopping for someone into what you want to try. You can also just put in your profile that you are looking to try some BDSM or what ever it might be so others can contact you if interested. Earlier this year on my Bangkok visit I found a young gay slave available who was not a money boy, another posted for BDSM and when I asked how much pain can you take he said as much as I wanted to give him. He was a money boy. Finally there was a posting by “Dirty Boy” who was young guy that appeared to be into abuse and maybe scat play. Finally if you are just experimenting with mild kink a lot of the bar boys who are not brand new are usually willing to try if you are the receiver of the kink. Sex is fun. Explore different things and enjoy. Just go slowly and respect their limits. But do remember if you are putting yourself in a position of potential harm always have a way to stop the play if your partner is going farther then you wish to go.
  2. Lay over for 2-5 days in Tokyo. Take the Narita Express to Shinjuku and stay in a APA or Toku-Stay Hotel to keep costs down. Try out the boy host bars in Shinjuku. Walk in the National Garden. Enjoy the food. Then continue on to your destination.
  3. Thank you PeterRS and reader. Very interesting information. I have put “The Ideal Man: the tragedy of Jim Thompson and the American way of war” on my reading list.
  4. Yes I agree. Do you have any recommended reading on his life?
  5. I was also disappointed when Jim Thompson closed that location. Now I take BTS to Jim Thompson House which is a short walk from the National Stadium Station. I think they also have a cafe upstairs at the silk shop Surawong which I am going to visit next.
  6. To follow up on ggobkk post here is the email. Warmest greetings from TCC Hotel Group !! We would like to thank you for the excellent relationship we have enjoyed with you over the years. Throughout its tenure, The Tarntawan Hotel Surawong Bangkok has consistently welcomed guests with memorable experiences. We would like to take this opportunity to announce that we will embark on a new chapter in its remarkable story. The Tarntawan Surawong Bangkok will be temporarily closed between 1 June – 15 July 2019 for an extensive project to revitalize this property. In the meantime, we are pleased to welcome all pre-booked guests and new reservations staying from 16 July 2019. Please note that the name will be remain or not change to be imm Hotel as my informed earlier. We would like to apologize for any confusion by reverting back to “The Tarntawan Surawong Bangkok”. We are very grateful for the many years of support you have given us and thank you for your kind understanding and cooperation. For all enquiries, please contact me at below shown number. Yours sincerely, Thanadon Tibkham Hotel Manager The Tarntawan Surawong Bangkok 119/5-10 Surawong Rd., Suriyawong, Bangrak, Bangkok, 10500, Thailand. M: +66 (0) 89 204 9461 | T: +66 (0) 2238 2620 | E: hm@tarntawansurawong.com | W:www.tarntawansurawong.com
  7. So I guess he has no concern about the people whose money he took.
  8. Are there any beer bars left now that Soi Twlight is closed?
  9. Thanks Peter. Good detective work.
  10. Interesting the website seems to be up and running.
  11. Does anyone know who owns the company now that Thompson is gone?
  12. Other than Golden Cock which opens at 14:00 (2pm) are there other host bars open early?
  13. I hope your guide took you to Bar Code Bar and Heaven & Dream Boys Bar while you were in Siem Reap.
  14. So I should now expect to pay 2,000 for short time in Bangkok? Just want to adjust my expectations as last year I was turning down boys asking for 2,000 as I though they were trying to asking too much. Maybe I am out of touch with the current prices.
  15. I Have also been staying at Tarntawan for more than 20 years and feel very sad it is changing. Once the first change of owners took place it was the death bell for an era. The recent events and sale are just another symbol that Thailand is changing and we need to assess if these changes make us still feel welcome.
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