loklok

I don't agree with the tendency to see money boys as scammers,  they try to survive buy working at bars, applications and by sending endless pleads for money,  If you want to help someone it's your decision and if you don't you can just ignore.  I don't see any scam here.

I would never ever understand certain people's propensity to be adversarial every single turn instead of being helpful and respectful of other's views, even if the agreement isn't there. There is always a way to disagree without being disagreeable, and the message will be received much better this way instead of having this unnecessary bullshit. Ultimately, this says more about the poster and his (online) character, than the poster's intent to prove his or her point.
But what can I say, I am an eternal optimist, and will always think that all people are capable of kindness and consideration towards other people. At the end of the day, we are all human beings, with our own struggles and concerns, and showing a little kindness towards other people isn't that fucking hard. 

You are choosing your destinations carefully. Sometimes  all it takes is walking 2 blocks away from the  main drag to be in very different world, even in very prosperous places. 

Spoken like a tourist, whether you are or not.

If you spend time getting to know people, despite their chosen profession, you may find things change.

Pattaya is in the midst of a horrific low season. I can't even reply to all my LINE messages right now. Lots of the working boys are struggling. A boy I have had a soft spot for, for over a year, told me he will come over and stay for 300b or I take him to dinner. I did both.. but beside the point. I took a Cambodian boy in for a few days who became homeless because he had no money to pay his room. 
I was rewarded with what I want. So where they. Ying Yang. 

Remember these are people. If you gain a little humanity you may find your life in Thailand becomes far more wholesome and enjoyable.