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Although I’ve had good experiences in both Bangkok and Patts, my best experience was with an online hookup in Patts. It had been raining heavily and I was horny. Instead of heading out I picked a guy, Tom, that messaged me and had him come to the Baan Souy to give me a massage. When he arrived I was a tiny bit disappointed as his pictures were a little out of date but so were mine so couldn’t complain. He also had pretty much no English but Translate got us through. The started was just ok but not very long into it he got very in my ass, slipped a condom on and after easing himself in gently (about 7 inches and decently thick) started pounding away. The pace he went I expected him to cum in no time but instead he just kept switching, long and deep and then he would switch positions and batter my prostate. I was hard as a rock, which is rare for me when I bottom, and I was getting closer and closer to coming. He didn’t let me however, each time I’d get close he backed off. Finally he switched and just battered my prostate until I came. Neither he nor I had touched my cock. I was expecting him to go at that point. I’d cum, he hadn’t, and I assumed that would be it. Instead, he left his cock inside me and continued the massage. After about 20 minutes, he started picking up the pace again. Long, deep strokes again and then more battering the prostate. I didn’t think he had a hope of getting a response out of my cock as he’d drained so much the first time but instead after a couple of minutes I was pretty hard again though my prostate ached every time he hit it. A little while later he just started battering my prostate stroke after stroke. I came a second time, still without touching my cock, after which he withdrew, flipped me over and face fucked me until he came deep in my throat. I met him again on my last night for a meal and then a repeat performance which wasn’t quite as good but maybe there just wasn’t the wow factor of the first time. He is the only guy that has ever made me come completely without touching my cock and he somehow did it twice. Next time I came to Patts, I couldn’t find him on Hornet. I’ve looked every visit since and can only assume he went home or elsewhere. I’ve met loads of boys since and I’m always looking for a similar experience but no luck so far.

Was that "Stay the fuck at home!" or "Stay and fuck at home!"?

Several Bars in the Jomtien Complex are taking it in turn to offer free food to the boys from there who are left in Pattaya and have no money. G-Star was or is doing the same.

I, for one, don't. Everything keeping board alive works for me. Specially when world now is on virus monodiet everything other that this staple is welcomed by me

Definitely my 1st BKK trip bcoz at that time I was devirginized by a very muscular, gym-fit and handsome man who I call Mr. Perfect Guy from Dreamboys and he becomes my regular ever since, never expected that my 1st time will be in Thailand, but its so memorable...I miss him though now that I can't go 2 BKK...he's always part of my report btw, lol But my last trip will tie with this since I had the best sex + massage ever...the very hot masseur was from Prince before, but never selected him, then I tried searching for him since he quits on that massage place, and after a year, I found his ad, he returned to BKK, then we meetup, that was also one of the most memorable BKK trip I ever had, a truly heavenly (s)experience!!!

Very nice, Lucky. Thank you.

And since we love to see more hot Thai boys...the next is G from Bangkok G Story...Nuttapon Cholvibool!!!

Since it seems to be video posting day, here's a cute one that has nothing to do with coronavirus!

Wow, thank you @vinapu, I just want this forum to be as interesting as possible since we could no longer go to BKK at this moment to share our experiences...

There's this Tawan guy I always liked look of but him being very popular, was always out of reach sitting with somebody handsome or being offed already. When I finally manage to off him , he dumped me. I gave him next chance, it was great but rushed and so was next time. But I still liked him and did not give up to be mightily rewarded in Sept 2017. For some reason ( I suspect dearth of customers ), he seemed to be very happy to see me in the bar and even happier to agree for an off, long time at that. I thought this is all theater just to make sure I don't change my mind but no, he gave me memorable night and true boyfriend experience. Busy and romantic , sleepless and sweaty night and I couldn't resist to ask for repeat in the afternoon as fabulous as previous night. I did not see him that trip after that and next time , next trip I offed him, he returned to his uneven performance rushing out again but memories of that night and even our short walk to Nantra with him clearly showing he is so happy going with me will linger forever unless virus decides to intervene. It must be something with Tawan guys as out of 4 such visibly happy walks I recall, 3 were with their boys.

Second or third visit around 1996 I met the cutest Thai guy in Heaven sauna. I took him out for dinner after our encounter and discovered he was a student about to enter his final year at university. Lovely body, fascinating smile, very friendly, very good English, well endowed as befitted an Isaan boy and a great technique in bed! We continued to meet for my next three visits. Once I took him to Koh Samui for 4 days where we stayed in a hotel with a jacuzzi in the bathroom. What went on in that jacuzzi matched what went on in bed but seemed more exciting. Then he found a Thai boyfriend and our adventures ended. But we remained friends and I met up with him regularly for lunches or dinners until three years ago when he returned to open a business in his home town. I always found Babylon in its first more intimate incarnation in the 90s more exciting than the bigger premises it moved into down the soi. Many more cute young Thais than now, many eager to find older farangs. Never encountered any rent boys. Always queues to get in at the weekend. Once I was just standing around in the semi darkness when I heard a voice with an Australian accent behind me ask if Id like to go with him to a room. I turned around to explain I was only interested in Thais when I realised he was Thai. Turned out hed been to university in Sydney. Hence the Oz accent. He knew exactly what he wanted, had no inhibitions, was passionate and we had an amazing evening followed by dinner. I was staying at the Hyatt then and managed to get him past security for the next two nights. Great days and nights!

A lot of my most memorable experiences were during my first couple of trips to Pattaya in 2002 and 2033 in company with a gay friend, when the pound bought 70 baht. Multiple boys in bed were often the order of the day.. Great to recall those days whilst I’m now locked down back home in England. One day after a sex filled night we took our cute “boyfriends du jour” to the gay beach during a beautiful sunny afternoon whilst the sea was flat calm. We had bought them brief speedos so after beers we took them in the sea for a while, kissing and playing in the warm water. Back to the chairs with more beers my friend made the remark “life’s not so bad after all”. After eighteen years we still mention that day.

sorry Captainmick. We love all the pictures shown. If we are to wait for a written report or article there will be a long wait and there wont be anything for us to feast our eyes for the time being.

Oh, I like Yoyo, I hope I can off him nxt time, he was snatched by another customer btw...and my best sex ever is from a Vietnamese boy!!!

I know u still want more of Jutapat, here u go...sooo hot, it gives me an instant *r*ct**n!!!

I enjoy Pattaya much more than Phuket.

Maureen Dowd today writes a kickass column about New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. He has his faults, but he sure looks to be a better candidate than Joe Biden. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/27/opinion/sunday/cuomo-new-york-coronavirus.html?action=click&module=Opinion&pgtype=Homepagehttps://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/27/opinion/sunday/cuomo-new-york-coronavirus.html?action=click&module=Opinion&pgtype=Homepage

A favorite gay playground, the beach city of Pattaya has suffered enormous losses with COVID-19. https://www.bangkokpost.com/thailand/general/1888795/pattaya-devastated-as-coronavirus-hits-travel The video below is a bit long, but if you have been to Pattaya, you will note that many places seem abandoned. All of those cute guys and no place to dance!

Phuket is great if your idea of a fun holiday is getting ripped off by taxi drivers!

Trying to predict the future is often an exercise in futility but I won't let that keep me from giving it a try. When what eventually became known as Covid19 first began to get the attention of posters, the general sentiment of the board was that it's being overblown and the Silom/Patong scene would muddle through. Not an unreasonable assumption because at the time it was almost exclusively a China-centric issue. The first indications that it might be a bit more serious than that was a steady decline in tourists arriving into Bangkok. But most, myself included, assumed it would be a temporary setback. Fast forward a few months and we know that was short-sighted. I decided the best way to go out trying to discern the future was to look to the past. First--and probably most important--was the 1997 Asian financial Crisis. Here's an excerpt from Wikipedia (specific to Thailand's experience) I believe is noteworthy: From 1985 to 1996, Thailand's economy grew at an average of over 9% per year, the highest economic growth rate of any country at the time. Inflation was kept reasonably low within a range of 3.4–5.7%.[32] The baht was pegged at 25 to the U.S. dollar. On 14 May and 15 May 1997, the Thai baht was hit by massive speculative attacks. On 30 June 1997, Prime Minister Chavalit Yongchaiyudh said that he would not devalue the baht. However, Thailand lacked the foreign reserves to support the USD–Baht currency peg, and the Thai government was eventually forced to float the Baht, on 2 July 1997, allowing the value of the Baht to be set by the currency market. This caused a chain reaction of events, eventually culminating into a region-wide crisis.[33] Thailand's booming economy came to a halt amid massive layoffs in finance, real estate, and construction that resulted in huge numbers of workers returning to their villages in the countryside and 600,000 foreign workers being sent back to their home countries. The baht devalued swiftly and lost more than half of its value. The baht reached its lowest point of 56 units to the U.S. dollar in January 1998. The Thai stock market dropped 75%. Finance One, the largest Thai finance company until then, collapsed.[35] On 11 August 1997, the IMF unveiled a rescue package for Thailand with more than $17 billion, subject to conditions such as passing laws relating to bankruptcy (reorganizing and restructuring) procedures and establishing strong regulation frameworks for banks and other financial institutions. The IMF approved on 20 August 1997, another bailout package of $2.9 billion. Right after the 1997 Asian financial crisis income in the northeast, the poorest part of the country, rose by 46 percent from 1998 to 2006. Nationwide poverty fell from 21.3 to 11.3 percent.[ By 2001, Thailand's economy had recovered. The increasing tax revenues allowed the country to balance its budget and repay its debts to the IMF in 2003, four years ahead of schedule. The Thai baht continued to appreciate to 29 Baht to the U.S. dollar in October 2010. I'm not saying that the Covid19 crisis will rise to this level. It could very well run a course not unlike it is doing now in China. Yes, it was a crushing blow to the Chinese economy but conditions appear to be on the rebound. Although it's likely there will be hiccups along the way, we'd like to believe that the worst is behind them. If we agree that the first cases were detected (but not widely reported) in November that means the episode has taken roughly four months to stabilize. If Thailand can continue to pursue strong containment measures, there's little reason not to believe that it can have a similar outcome. But Thailand is a least a few months behind the curve compared to China so a it seems reasonable that it could achieve stabilization by June. But what would "stabilization" look like on the ground? I think we know what it won't be like: a magical return to business as usual overnight. More likely, it will be a slow rebound that may track track China's evolving progress as it claws its way back. The government announced yesterday that it's prepared to borrow heavily to stimulate the Thai economy. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) could once again emerge as a prime source of the needed funds. So how would this all translate to the status of the bars and other venues in the Silom/Patpong? That I find a bit more challenging because all jobs are not going to return at the same time or at the same rate. I'd think that jobs in the malls and food vending might be among the first to start climbing. Tourism would lag for several reasons. Tourists who would normally be counted upon return again may have lost their jobs or had their incomes reduced. Some of those who are able to travel may still have lingering fears about the virus. As airlines begin to slowly ramp up service, they'll likely be very cautious about increasing capacity. Although they'll all be looking for cash flow, there main objective will be optimum fleet utilization as opposed to engaging in fare wars with competitors. In other words, don't necessarily look for huge bargains. So aviation-related jobs will definitely tick up but at a restrained pace. The same with hotels. The results will be that those who made their living in these industries could well decide to look elsewhere. As for the entertainment zones and massage shops get the go-ahead to resume business, it's not impossible that young Thai men and women may look upon these occupations more favorably. They did, after all, once dominate these jobs. But what actually happens may be altogether different.

Another important mistranslation often used in saunas or just by garotos and semi-garotos is the Brazilian word “namorado”. In normal settings, it simply means “boyfriend”. However, when used by garotos (and often when used by those who don’t define themselves as garotos but behave as such anyway), it really means “sponsor”, “sugar daddy”, or the like, and the exchange is understood to mean “in order to keep me from working with others, I need to be kept.” Context, who the speaker is, and the one being spoken to are all very important in knowing the particular meaning of the usage of “namorado”.

As of a few days ago, farangs could get covid-19 insurance. Total cost 850 baht. 100,000 b. coverage which can be extended to one million baht under certain circumstances. The insurance company my friends and I use is frank.co.th Easy to use on line and in English. When we put in pre-existing conditions like high blood pressure, heart bypass or stents, the form showed a message that the company would respond within 24 hours or you telephone them. Two of us were approved the next day even with high blood pressure and heart issues. My friend is 80 y.o., so age not an issue apparently.

Coming-up is T from Bangkok G Story...seriously, I got an instant h*rd-*n when I saw this hot3x pics!!!

@Sunchaser12 I can't wait to hear Tom's answer to this but the question is WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR? And what do you look like? If your goal is to find a lover or a boyfriend in Rio....Probably is not going to happen unless you are youngish...very attractive and can speak Portuguese... If you are looking for a sugar daddy or boyfriend experience...you can most definitely get that.... It is going to be transactional all day long....now you may be able to develop a "friendship" with some of the guys you meet in Brazil but you will be paying for meals or lodging or evenings out to party or simply giving them money....UNLESS you are young and hot and attractive and they just want to hang out with you... You are asking a question that has been answered time and time again within this forum and based on how you positioned that question, you are naive and a little delusional.... You want to have a good time in a country that offers that for a price...don't go into it thinking that one of the guys is going to fall in love with you because you are such a nice guy because you will simply be looked at as a walking ATM... @Tomcal I can't wait for you to answer this again...Smile

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perhaps they listened to this : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0-2XxgHIXk

Why is this thread so tedious in comparison to the similar “Some model photoshots” thread? Is it that each post here contains too many pictures? Or is the annoying comments with *** from Herr DrimVoiz? Plenty of good looking eye candy on both threads but for some reason this thread is damn irritating. Do others share my frustration? A shame since this thread started out so promisingly as a well written travelogue before becoming a photo depository. Already looking forward to next post from PeterRS

The Oxford University model forecasts 478,000 deaths in Brazil due to COVID-19. It is unrealistic and foolhardy to expect the opening of any saunas in Brazil anytime soon. https://riotimesonline.com/brazil-news/brazil/oxford-researchers-project-478000-covid-19-deaths-in-brazil/

is he that guy with reed squirrel on his head ?