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Reading about flying the Concorde took me back to when I tried introductory flying lessons near me. You get to start with a weather briefing, then an hour flying a small plane with an instructor. It was a fantastic hands-on experience that helped me appreciate aviation even more. Just being in control of a Cessna and feeling the flight firsthand was thrilling.

From my experience the best way is to hit up the Nana and Soi 6 massage streets, ask the staff for “big‑cock” specialists and look for places that advertise ‘large size’ in Thai. A lot of freelancers hang out near Walking Street after dark. I also browse https://www.swapsmut.com for user‑posted videos that give a real sense of who’s got the size you want.

I know this thread is a bit old, but I wanted to add what I've learned. In Pattaya, the Soi 6 area has several massage places where the staff are known for being well‑endowed; ask for “big size” at the front desk. In Bangkok, the Nana Plaza side has freelancers who advertise that trait. Anyone else got recent tips?

It's been a while since your post, but I wanted to offer some insight. I get where you’re coming from. I once stayed in a high-rise condo for a work trip, and while the views from the 50th floor were incredible, I was also worried about the legality of short-term rentals. I ended up feeling more at ease knowing that the building had clear rules and my host was upfront about everything. The Amara Bangkok sounds like a solid choice, especially if you’re after a new place in a good location. I’ve had good experiences with serviced apartments myself, and they often strike a nice balance between the amenities of a hotel and the comfort of a rental. Plus, if you’re into the business class experience, it’s worth noting that staying in a well-rated place can make your whole trip smoother and more enjoyable. If you’re comfortable with a hotel’s services and location, it might be worth considering, especially for a two-week stay.

Hi! This is an old topic but i get why you're worried. But from what I've experienced, vaccines still offer much protection against severe illness.