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Bangkok Trip Report: To Butterfly or not to Butterfly Part 2 – The Devil and the Angel

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You certainly have the potential for starting a side career as a gay novelist.  I know that the stuff you're sharing with us is real and not fiction. However, your ability to narrate the experiences of a gay man's travels in east Asia and elsewhere persuades me that you have the potential to become a serial novelist.  There's a not-so-short list of straight men who do it (mostly now with e-books) and then there's John Burdett who has managed to mix sexual orientation into his best-selling adventures of an Amerasian Bangkok detective.

 

On another note, I was wondering if your posts here could be the source of the concerns that your BF expressed on your birthday. Surely he reads them and your mutual friends would have no trouble locating them, either.

 

 

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Numazu,  reading your songkran report I had a mixture of nostalgia and satisfaction.  Nostalgia for last year's songkran which I enjoyed very much with a fraction of your activities, and satisfaction for being content at home just reading about your doings.  My head got a little winded reading all your coming and going, place hooping, foods and friends gluttony, endless water battles.  I have the endurance for all that, but I would be a 50, 30, 20.  50% of the time enjoyable, 30% of it with a neutral feeling of having an experience, and 20% with desires for all that to end soon.  Given the choice, I prefer to be a little under-entertained or under-celebrated than over-entertained, over-celebrated.

 

Hopefully on return you could explain to your BF the disfavor of leaving a relationship issue in suspense...  "will leave it for when you come back"...  Perhaps he should either not have mentioned it at all, or have discussed it right there to completion.  After all, in today's world you can have video talks for hours, and this time lost to sleep but with the issue resolved would have let you sleep much better thereafter. 

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welcome back.We all missed you so much here

 

Welcome back, Numazu!  And, welcome back Trip Reports.

 

Very nice surprise to see the first part (well, the prologue) of your trip report this morning, numazu. I'm looking forward to all of it, I'd bet you made these few nights count as planned. :)

 

Thanks guys! It was just a matter of time before I got back to writing these. This was the perfect trip to do write about too. Only a few days than usual and fairly manageable to write about. I am also looking forward to others' trip reports as well. ggobkk, I am looking forward to reading about your adventures!

 

We shall see what kind of reception this one gets. I know I left the previous trip report hanging, so I am eager to finish this one, which shouldn't be hard, because its all done. I do appreciate feedback, any kind, about the report. 

 

Don't forget trip report on Mexico too :)

 

Welcome back Numazu. And if not possible to meet in Bangkok in the near future, maybe in Mexico as I will be there end of June, beginning of July!

 

Ahhh Mexico. I love that place so much. I may insert a paragraph or 100 about Mexico in this report. I am hesitant to do a full blown report on it, though there is a lot to say about it for sure. worldatlarge, unfortunately I will not be in Mexico that week you mentioned, though interestingly enough, I will be in another Spanish-speaking country the week(s) you are in Mexico. If there is anything interesting that comes out of that trip I will let you guys know.

 

You certainly have the potential for starting a side career as a gay novelist.  I know that the stuff you're sharing with us is real and not fiction. However, your ability to narrate the experiences of a gay man's travels in east Asia and elsewhere persuades me that you have the potential to become a serial novelist.  There's a not-so-short list of straight men who do it (mostly now with e-books) and then there's John Burdett who has managed to mix sexual orientation into his best-selling adventures of an Amerasian Bangkok detective.

 

On another note, I was wondering if your posts here could be the source of the concerns that your BF expressed on your birthday. Surely he reads them and your mutual friends would have no trouble locating them, either.

 

Awwww thanks reader! And thank you for thinking that my talent to put forth gibberish is worthy of a novel. It would be hard to do with my full-time job, my travel schedule, and taking care of my BF, so I guess these trip reports would have to serve as a main creative outlet. And thanks for mentioning John Burdett. I will look him up.

 

Some of you have asked me if I could put all these in a blog, ala ChristianPFC. I don't think I am in Thailand often enough to generate content that would sustain a blog of that kind. Plus the thought of maintaining a blog sounds like too much work for me. I can see how that would consume all my free time. But I am still thinking about it.

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For me, a blog doesnt have to be updated as frequent, but serves as a safekeep of all your adventure writings in one place for easy access. It will also void of all the rules and regulations in some of the forums that u dont like or agree.

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Numazu, I’m so happy and very pleasantly surprised to see that you have resumed your trip reports. Your experiences, so eloquently and thoughtfully reported are always enjoyable to read and so full of useful information for the newbie to Thailand that I am. I look forward to every installment.

Thank you.

And do report on Mexico!

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The tricky part was my accommodations. I originally booked my $45 a night AirBNB condo unit 3 weeks ago with the intent of getting a boy (or three) the first night, and then seeing BurBoy the next day late morning. Days before my Thai flight I realized the potential mistake I was going to make. The AirBNB condo I got, while good value for money and had everything I needed (including a washer and dryer), had no cleaning service for my second day. So if I had three boys in the room to stay the night, the condo unit will no doubt be trashed. The sheets will be ruined, the towels all used, some beer bottles and food will be all over for sure, among other things.

 

I did not want to risk BurBoy finding out that I was there the night before, much less finding out that I was just with (potentially) three boys, so I had to make alternative accommodations. It was too late for me to change my AirBNB stay to just one night, so I just booked a room at the Crowne Plaza Lumpini Plaza using points, which is my usual go-to hotel. I book it on my first night, and will still have the condo for both nights, even if i am only using it on the second night with BurBoy.  That way I can keep the condo pristine for BurBoy, as well as count on the limitless towels that the hotel can give me in case I off every boy that smiles at me in Twilight tonight.

 

 

LOL!  Cannot stay in a place without daily cleaning because too many boys in bed cause too much trashing to linens and the room in general,  which needs to be impeccable when boyfriend arrives the next day!   Speaking of a complicated life...

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OHHHHH

So you also have some Tales of the Philippines...

Again, WAITING WAITING WAITING...

I think you did well to fly on Thai, but they are much more expensive.

I am flying on PAL from MNL to BKK.

Departing at 09:45 and arriving at 12:05.

Here's hoping all goes as planned.

With the unrest on Mindanao and now the strange Incident at Resorts World Casino, I do not know...

INGAT!!

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OHHHHH

So you also have some Tales of the Philippines...

Again, WAITING WAITING WAITING...

I think you did well to fly on Thai, but they are much more expensive.

I am flying on PAL from MNL to BKK.

Departing at 09:45 and arriving at 12:05.

Here's hoping all goes as planned.

With the unrest on Mindanao and now the strange Incident at Resorts World Casino, I do not know...

INGAT!!

 

There are very nice Filipinos, and years ago I had good fun in MNL, but I find that the Philippines are a little too troublesome to be an ideal vacation spot, unless one enjoys nature at their numerous islands.  When I was there I kept feeling sorry for the people (which I don't feel in Thailand) and seeing too many military around.  But you must have found much that is attractive and that I am ignorant about.

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Cant wait for the anticipated 3 boys off :)

 

Hahaha... this reminds me of the stories we listened on the radio as children. Every afternoon they would end at the point of maximum suspense, so that the next day we would be sitting there waiting for them to resume.

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YES

I can just see Steveboy riding his White Horse down Surawong.

To free BurBoy from the clutches of Numazu!

 

Of course BurBoy does not want to be Saved...

:friends:

 

Can you see Steveboy riding his White Horse trying to rescue Numazu from his sliding down the easy path of lubricated cocks towards the entrance of Dante's Inferno ?

 

No.  My White Horse is in its stable, reserved for more worthy occasions, while I am fascinated and enjoy the travel stories too :)

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