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It's still a choice, thought one everyone is entitled to make for themselves. Trying it once and hating it though isn't giving it much of a chance, the bottoming experience varies massively depending on the skill, size and consideration of the top.

To the OP. With regards to tablets, your BF needs to make that decision and if he is on any other tablets he should probably speak to his Doctor first. Viagra has side effects and is a class of drug that affects the heart and circulation system it's a good idea to know why he has ED before fixing it with drugs.

Does he get erect normally but not hard whilst bottoming or does he never get hard no matter what? As is said above, not being hard while bottoming can be entirely normal. Bottoms get strong stimulation from the nerve endings in the anus and, depending on the position, from stimulation of the prostrate. Some bottoms maintain a strong erection throughout, others may be soft throughout, others still may maintain erections only in certain positions. Everyone is different. I guess you're lucky that so many people disagree with you or you wouldn't get to top. I'm vers/bottom. I get far more enjoyment bottoming than I ever get topping. The orgasm following protracted stimulation of the anus and prostrate can be hugely more intense than an orgasm from topping. However, I understand that some people prefer to top only. I often wonder why they would voluntarily miss so much of the fun, but since I love bottoming so much, I'm simply happy there are people who only want to top as it means I don't have to feel guilty when I only want to bottom and have all the fun to myself.

A natural fear but, as they say, shit happens. Have a good crap and a rinse out (Douche) a little beforehand and when you have a shower just before, stick a finger up for a last little clean and you should be good to go. At the end of the day, if a top wants to stick 8 inches of dick up your ass, he needs to realise there is a chance he's going to get shit on it.

You're missing the good part The keyboard issues are a pain on my iPad. Whilst I'm typing the keyboard sometimes disappears and I end up clicking a link and losing my post. It can be a real pain.

It isn't about the Boy de Jour. There are lots more boys and lots more hotels, though it's slightly unfair on the boys affected. I dislike arbitrary decisions that restrict choice and would show my displeasure by using a different hotel. Not very likely to affect me as I tend to prefer late 20's but if you are going to make rules like this, they should be made known to guests when booking.

Why should you have to? If a hotel wants to make arbitrary decisions they are entitled to, but you don't have to accept them.

If a hotel were to enforce this, the only way is to vote with your feet.

It's in the title. Looked at him on GR. Looks very young, not my thing.

And Tiny..... Can't even make him out from those images

Nicely resurrected. I carry a wallet and a couple of money clips. My main wallet has large denominations only, I then have a clip for 100s and 500s and then another clip for 20's and 50's. Having all three in separate pockets means I don't mix them up easily

If you are sick and tired of it, stop reading it. If you must read and comment, perhaps comment on what the person actually says rather than what you think he may have meant. Unless of course you are psychic, in which case can you PM me Friday's winning euro lottery numbers. Terrorists regularly strike out of the blue. They also generally choose soft targets because, by nature, they are cowards. If you think any particular government, of whatever type, has been successful at stopping terrorism you are having delusions. I don't know which person or group is responsible for this attack but my contempt for them is not based on my support for any particular political affiliation, but for the completely cowardly way they have targeted innocents at a shrine of all places.

My post referenced terrorism in general and that no government, whether dictatorship, democracy, monarchy or anything else can protect people 100% from terrorism. With your extensive knowledge of terrorism, perhaps you could suggest how to stop it from happening? I think there would be lots of governments waiting for your solution.

It doesn't matter who is in charge when it comes to terrorism. There are far more soft targets in the world than it is possible to protect.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-33963280

Keep lots of 20 and 50 baht notes handy for tipping boys in bars and for tuktuks or MC taxis. In Pattaya, keep 10 baht coins handy for the baht bus.

There is a huge amount of great information on the forum and some very experienced travellers. The information can be hidden though and unless you go looking for it, It isn't always ready to hand. I was wondering if people would be willing to put one tip for new travellers Into a thread. My tip: Don't buy Baht before you arrive in Thailand. Exchange enough Baht when you arrive at the airport to get you through the first day or so. Exchange the rest in Bangkok or wherever you are going.

Hmm. I've booked British Airways for my next trip, Premium Economy and paid to book my seats on the exit row in advance. I've just gone to check my booking tonight and it seems I have been moved to poorer seats. Not chuffed in the slightest since I paid to book good ones.

Welcome to the forum. Not sure there are too many cute guys, to an 18 year old, on the forum. Anddy has supplied suggestions for resources where you may find what you need. Good luck and keep us posted on your successes.

In an attempt to get the thread back on track: In no particular order: 1) Shetland Islands (Northern Lights) - Done 2) Botswana Safari 3) New York - Done 4) Yellowstone - Done 5) Egypt (Pyramids/Sphinx) 6) Grand Canyon Rafting - Done 7) Bangkok - Done 8 )Great Barrier Reef 9) Auschwitz/concentration camps - Visited Dachau but no others yet 10) Norway - Trollstigen/fjords - Done

One thing I'd kind of forgotten. Having a local guide can be handy when it comes to spending a bit of time in the go-go bars. I wasn't pestered at all when I was with my local guide. I noticed the difference immediately the first night I had to fend off the mamasan for myself

I would not recommend spending an entire holiday with a local guide, but a couple of days when you go to a place for the first time can be a very good idea. Although you can read up on a place, it is still difficult to weed good information from bad. An example: before my first trip to LOS, I'd read 2 different threads, one saying I should change my money in UK before going, another saying not to change anything till I got there. Anywhere else I would have changed money before going. Because I'd booked a guide for a couple of days, a simple chat on Whatsapp saved me the best part of 10000 baht. Their knowledge of transport and the sites to see, and when to go, can also be useful. The OP however was talking about trying to find someone to go with. Personally, I would find this more restrictive than a tour guide and more difficult to get away from. Unless you have similar tastes, it is not going to be enjoyable. Tour guides for a couple of days were suggested as a useful alternative. Not everyone's cup of tea I'm sure, but if you need the comfort of a guide, it may as well be a local one.

I stick with one airline as I have enough points to get discounts on the seats and have never had issues with them and find the service good. I tend to go for Premium Economy tickets which I try to book fairly well in advance to get reasonable prices. If I can, I book the exit seats in Premium for the extra room. On occasion I've upgraded to Business if I've found particularly good rates. I try not to fly economy after one 11 hour flight when the guy in front of me was reclined fully for the entire trip which left me no choice but to do the same. A very uncomfortable trip which I don't want to repeat.

I'll be sure to stop by for a massage in November. It's a shame there are no pictures of the boys on the web site.

The following thread may be useful: http://www.gaythailand.com/forums/topic/10003-gay-companions-and-tour-guides-in-thailand/ . I used the services of Yaya for a couple of days on my first trip to LOS. It was very handy to have a guide, organiser and interpreter all rolled in to one. He is very happy to organise tours, etc during the day and show you the nightlife later.