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I don’t find it too expensive once you’re here but the flights are ridiculous. Plenty of senior discounts but not for escorts! Eye candy everywhere though, certainly something for every taste.

I’ve been to the midget boxing. They come up to you asking “tip for the midget?” incessantly….worse than mamasans What’s the name of this place? also has anyone been to O bar and is it a proper gay club or is it just a drag show in a regular club?

around 500 AUD since it’s been completely rebuilt and is their flagship. Goes up to 650 during peak season.

This guy needs a rap over the knuckles. You can get sufficient protein from chicken breast, eggs, fish or tofu combined with protein powder. It’s not just steak. Try to buy organic meat if you can. Eating too much steak can have its downsides especially if you’re frying it in oil everyday! Try and mix things up, eggs in the morning, grilled chicken breast or fish later on. Vary these with your steak days. Fish oil is good for you as well. I can’t eat wagyu, the fat in it is so rich it makes me feel sick. Waiters always think I’m a tightwad when I refuse to order the wagyu in restaurants. I buy galbi or beef short rib cuts from Asian supermarkets and air fry it. It’s fat enough to cook in its own oil and doesn’t get too dry, but not as nauseatingly marbled as wagyu.

It really depends on how jealous or possessive you plan to be. If you both can agree to keep it fairly open, it could work for both. For younger guys (certainly me in my time) dating upwards is a different way of experiencing the world and understanding what maturity (of mind not of body) means. And now I’m on the older side of the fence, I date or hire younger guys for their energy, curiosity and of course their insatiable sexual appetite. Only within 10-15 years max so the age gap isn’t too visibly wide when we go out together.

Yep my guy (who is not that young btw….early 30s) once told me his mom was “very old” and needed him back home as she didn’t have many years left. She was in her 50s.

Never thought I’d agree with @mauRICE on anything but I am 100% behind this statement. Australia has incredible natural coastline, city parks, great walking spots and superb fresh air (especially right now) unlike the heat humidity and polluted smog of South east Asia. It baffles me that some people just choose to stay at home and watch TV. Again agreeing with @mauRICE (what a novelty!) strength training is essential at any age and even more in retirement so you can pick up your own suitcase. The Philippines has excellent affordable gyms and hot personal trainers so there are plenty of incentives. I’ve had a few unavoidable health issues (a bad lung infection caused by air borne bacteria picked up in India) and minor accidents that have gotten in the way of keeping fit, my plan for the last quarter of 2026 is to work back up to peak health.

sending good wishes your way to best the thing and get you back to Thailand asap….who needs lungs anyway, the only body parts needed are cock and wallet

Enjoying the travelogue regardless. Seems like you’re too busy with the young hot free men even to review Chiang Mai 7-11. Good to hear your tastes are moving on to “organic” which should please some people 🤣

You know what this means….threesome

Are you trying to book through a scam ring?

I’m not a great fan of Donki in Silom, it’s a pale cousin to its Japan megastores (and I am a huge fan of Bic Camera in Japan too) When Donki first opened next to Sala Daeng BTS the Japanese restaurant on the second floor was terrific. They had chefs in from Japan and were serving excellent cuts of sashimi for very good pricing. The boy I was with then had a real love for sashimi and anxiously awaited my arrival each time so I could treat him to dinner, which I did with pleasure since it was such good value. However a few months later the Japanese chefs (who were likely only there to get the place up and running) disappeared, the quality plummeted as they probably discovered they could make more money selling cheaper cuts of fish to a Thai audience who weren’t as discerning.

Mae Kampong is a small village (it is literally just the one big street uphill with lanes branching out) so you should plan 2-3 other stops since you’re driving there from Chiang Mai: Kew Fin viewpoint, strawberry farms, waterfalls to make a day of it. You also want to go there peckish since the roadside stalls sell all sorts of northern snacks including ‘Sai ua ’ circular grilled sausages, honeycomb, and so on. One of the most popular things to do is to have shabu (hotpot) or mookata (Thai bbq) at Kao Ba Fueang (เก๊าบ่าเฟือง) which supposedly has the best views of Mae Kampong street. It can get busy but worth a try. I was lucky enough to be given the exact second floor balcony seat with the viewpoint that has gone viral and it was a great experience (the food was - okay). To be more precise, you get a great panoramic view of Mae Kampong and also face the large cannabis signboard that sticks out like a sore thumb amidst the rustic and charming village. Rabiang View Cafe is also worth a visit. If you have your own transport, would be better to take that than walk.

would you recall the name of this hotel? I was always intrigued by the floating hotels in Kanchanburi

They’re lucky they’re getting @jimmie50 and not @Olddaddy he would demand they build a toilet just for him with gold taps and probably a bidet spraying champagne