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My First Time in Bangkok - November 2023 Trip Report

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19 hours ago, bangdom said:

Never heard of DoxyPep, had to google that it indeed can prevent bacterial STI infections.  Currently not on NHS in UK.  Thanks for the education.

Easily bought online. Also available from Dean St clinic on NHS.

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1 hour ago, revengeboo said:

I chose a shirtless young man who boasted a well-defined eight-pack and a captivating smile. He introduced himself, now without the benefit of the stage and dramatic lighting, revealing a noticeably smaller frame.  Honestly, I remember little about him, apart from the host mentioning that he was gay and 'up for anything.'

Funny how a seemingly gay muscular adonis seems to be a let down when it comes to actual performance. Im trying to recall if i know this guy, defined eight pack, and gay. 

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5 minutes ago, revengeboo said:

I regret not choosing the more traditional 'gay boy' option that the host suggested. It seems the discussions about how these muscular performers often lack effort in their performance are accurate.

I have taken 3 muscular guys from moonlight, none of them are gay, and all 3 performs well. My type are manly muscular guys, which usually means str8 guy, so i had low rates of hiring muscular gays.

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4 hours ago, revengeboo said:

Lenny disclosed a critical detail: he was just 2000 baht short of affording his apartment to allow his dream of getting an apartment nearby to become a reality.

Okay.

Perhaps some of you had already suspected who Lenny really was, and hints like his request for 'underwear' might have given it away. However, it was his dramatic reaction to encountering a vocal and domineering Money Boy, and then his story about a financial 'shortfall,' that made it unmistakably clear: Lenny himself was a Money Boy!

A superb multi-post report. As you have discovered, Thailand never ceases to surprise! My partner who basically put himself through school and university while working at various jobs, including a factory, had never been to any gay bar or other gay venue when we met. Through his relatively recent best friend, a gay Thai of his own age also at university, he had learned about the apps. His friend knew of places like Soi 4 and DJ station and one evening persuaded my partner to have drinks at Balcony Bar so he could see at least a bit of nightlife.

Both guys are attractive. While they were having a drink at the bar, an elderly farang came up to them and said "hello!" He then added, "How much to have the two of you for the night?" They were actually appalled and hastened to leave the bar. My partner's friend is desperate to meet a mid-40-ish German and hopes to end up married in Europe. He meets quite a number of guys on the apps but all seem to want just sex (surprise!). But he had rarely gone to gay venues and never wants to return!

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5 hours ago, reader said:

Sounds like a good decision for all involved.

When I heard about it, I was probably more appalled than they were at the elderly farang's behaviour. To assume that two guys in a bar for a drink and to people watch were money boys, to say so to their faces and then suggest he'd pay for their company for the night is disgraceful. I told the guys they should just have thrown their drinks over him!

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Of course it was a joke, Peter; lighten up. Hope this doesn't come as a shock but older men proposition young men on Soi 4 many times a night. That's why not all but many young men go there in the first place.

You told us yourself that you avoid the bars in Bangkok but when you travel elsewhere in Asia that you're on the prowl for young men. So I wouldn't be too quick to put down what other men in your age group are doing in Bangkok's best known gay street just as no one in Taipei will put down you.

The first bar I went to on my first bkk trip was Balcony. A young man seated on the opposite side of the bar smiled at me and and I returned it. Thirty seconds later he took the seat beside me and placed his check bin next to mine. He was my first date. Half and hour later he slipped into bed beside me at Tarntawan Place. The game really hasn't changed a lot since.

 

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8 hours ago, reader said:

You told us yourself that you avoid the bars in Bangkok but when you travel elsewhere in Asia that you're on the prowl for young men. So I wouldn't be too quick to put down what other men in your age group are doing in Bangkok's best known gay street just as no one in Taipei will put down you.

Now you just add insult to injury. I AM NOT "on the prowl for young men" whereever I travel. NEVER! For years I have rarely visited a gay bar anywhere outside Thailand. on my own. I visit when friends take me. Yes, I have been to saunas occasionally. For your information gay saunas are where virtually all customers go to find other guys. For your further information, men and guys in Taiwan would never even dream of going up to others in the Red House bars and cafes (the gay equivalent of Soi 4) with any similar proposition. NEVER!

When I meet guys on the apps overseas, they initiate the conversations. I can think of perhaps three occasions at most in the last five years when I have been the one to start it up. So never assume that other posters do overseas what you and others might do here in Bangkok.

I would certainly never ASSUME that anyone is in a gay bar like Balcony simply for the purpose of solicitating others into paid sex. In any case, as you know perfectly well, paid sex has not been my thing for many years. I certainy would never dream of approaching any guy in a bar like Balcony. In case you are not aware, it is not a host club! It is a public bar in a public street both of which happen to cater primarily to customers who are gay. That one farang customer should have the gall to ruin the evening of two bright, intelligent young Thai guys is shocking! As @khaolakguy so rightly points out, this is no doubt one of the reasons many Thais no longer visit farang gay places like Soi 4.

8 hours ago, reader said:

The first bar I went to on my first bkk trip was Balcony. A young man seated on the opposite side of the bar smiled at me and and I returned it. Thirty seconds later he took the seat beside me and placed his check bin next to mine. He was my first date. Half and hour later he slipped into bed beside me at Tarntawan Place. The game really hasn't changed a lot since.

That is absolutely nothing like what happened to my partner and his friend. You simply have used an example of what actually happened to your twisted narrative. Is it not true that that guy basically took the initiative and proposed to you and you took him up and back to your hotel? Did my partner and his friend do something similar? Nothing like it! They were doing nothing but having a drink. They did not approach anyone. If you are going to quote comparisons, quote like with like - not like with unlike!

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23 hours ago, PeterRS said:

Through his relatively recent best friend, a gay Thai of his own age also at university, he had learned about the apps. His friend knew of places like Soi 4 and DJ station and one evening persuaded my partner to have drinks at Balcony Bar so he could see at least a bit of nightlife.

Both guys are attractive. While they were having a drink at the bar, an elderly farang came up to them and said "hello!" He then added, "How much to have the two of you for the night?" They were actually appalled and hastened to leave the bar. My partner's friend is desperate to meet a mid-40-ish German and hopes to end up married in Europe. He meets quite a number of guys on the apps but all seem to want just sex (surprise!). But he had rarely gone to gay venues and never wants to return!

I'll just put this 🙄.... deconstruct everything in those paragraphs, how old is your partner??

 

 

2 hours ago, PeterRS said:

. I can think of perhaps three occasions at most in the last five years when I have been the one to start it up

But what about the 60 years before that??
Don't play the part of an angel 🙄 (yeah, that emoji again)

 

 

10 hours ago, reader said:

Hope this doesn't come as a shock but older men proposition young men on Soi 4 many times a night.

Yeah, and if Peter wasn't there, he's getting his panties in a twist from heresay , people are drinking/drunk at bars and say stupid or jokingly say things that are taken out of context, whatever.....  bf's have been known to exaggerate 
 

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3 hours ago, floridarob said:

how old is your partner??

That has absolutely nothing to do with issue, the more so when in this forum there has also recently been a discussion about older men walking around with guys very much younger. You can take it that the two are in their mid-20s and are exactly the same age to within about 4 months. 

3 hours ago, floridarob said:

But what about the 60 years before that??
Don't play the part of an angel 🙄 (yeah, that emoji again)

60 years before that I was at junior school! So your question is immaterial! As for my time from university onwards, I have never written anything other than I have enjoyed the life of a gay man to the full. I was never an angel! And having discovered Bangkok and much of the rest of Asia from 1979, I have written qute a few times that I was always a regular in go-go bars, saunas and latterly at host bars in quite a number of Asia's cities. I have never once tried to disguise that. Indeed this forum has many posts I have made not only giving guides about gay venues annd events (my several reports with extensive photographs about the annual Taipei Gay Pride Parades, for example) but also extolling the virtues of certain gay establishments, posts that others have found useful! So, again I ask, what is the point of that question?

But when @reader writes -

13 hours ago, reader said:

when you travel elsewhere in Asia that you're on the prowl for young men. So I wouldn't be too quick to put down what other men in your age group are doing in Bangkok's best known gay street just as no one in Taipei will put down you.

- he is not only making more than one incorrect and demeaning assumption, he knows perfectly well from my previous posts - and he has previously questioned with incorrect asumptions on my decision not to visit gay establishments here - that since I settled down in Thailand with my present partner I have never stepped into a gay establishment in Thailand other than once when with a dear friend from the UK who, following an excellent dinner, wished to see Telephone bar. That is just over 5 years. Given that virtually everyone anywhere close to my age on this forum who visits Thailand heads for the gay venues almost as soon as the plane lands, I suppose those elderly farang find it strange that someone who has lived here for so many years can elect not to do likewise for quite a few years.

That I don't fit the presumed sex-starved stereotype here, then I am certainly not going to apologise for it. Insult me if you wish and if you are wrong, I will give as good as I get. But as no one here knows a thing about him other than what I have written, my partner is totally off limits, the more so when others start to assume he will act as they would react in a situation like that which occurred in Balcony.

3 hours ago, floridarob said:

Yeah, and if Peter wasn't there, he's getting his panties in a twist from heresay , people are drinking/drunk at bars and say stupid or jokingly say things that are taken out of context, whatever.....  bf's have been known to exaggerate 

What a totally idiotic statement! You're like @reader in writing words I never stated! When did I ever write that my partner and his close friend were "drunk" or even "exaggerated" what they told me? I didn't! They weren't! And they didn't! They were having their first drink. End of that piece of rubbish. Don't assume @floridarob!

And why would you even consider that two young Thai men who are inteligent university graduates making their first ever visit to any bar in any gay street would exaggerate something as disgusting as an elderly farang propositioning them? As I wrote very recently in the thread "Offing a guy from a bar (but not for sex)", many Thais have a natural in-bred modesty. What right does any bar patron have to assume anything about another bar patron - unless it is a specified host bar or go-go bar? No right whatsoever!

When they returned to my apartment soon after, they said they felt like pieces of meat! And before you make any other wrong assumptions, my partner's friend sleeps on the sofa bed in the living room when he is here!

Lastly I apologise to @revengeboo that the assumptions and comments from @reader and @floridarob have meant I have had to disrupt his thread of truly excellent posts.

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