Gaybutton Posted July 19, 2010 Posted July 19, 2010 Ah, Rodney, still funny after all these years. I love his "no respect" jokes most of all. "I don't get no respect even from my car. My car is just like my wife. On cold mornings when I really need her, she won't turn over. I don't get no respect from my wife either. Are you kiddin'? She helps me train my dog. He watches me in the bedroom to learn how to beg. He watches her to learn how to roll over and play dead. My wife, she is always something! The other night I woke up. She was saying sexy things. I looked up. She was on the phone." Quote
Guest fountainhall Posted July 20, 2010 Posted July 20, 2010 I have always told people my real age, but now I actually look forward to being ten years older. As I mentioned earlier, I usually knock of a few years - and have never had a problem. The other week I met a boy from gayromeo who suddenly said, "I forgot how old you are." Not wishing to speak the lie I had already put in print, I asked him to guess. "70?" I'll never ask again! Quote
Guest xiandarkthorne Posted July 20, 2010 Posted July 20, 2010 I'm really curious now because while I know that rising affluence and more westernized ideas have pervaded Asian culture, my own recent experience has been that a man of maturer years (regardless of race, though preferably in good shape, I suppose) is quite attractive to many younger Asian guys. I admit I have come across a number of younger Asian guys (from better-off families) who told me point-blank that I wasn't their cup of tea because of my age, but in general, I've found that most won't just brush me off without at least engaging in some conversation and mutual speculation concerning "fun" with a man of more years. I'd say that once such a thing happens, my success rate is easily about 70%. And I have been told a number of times that I'd be much more attractive if I were at least 10 years older. Admittedly,the majority of such pleasantly titivating experiences have been associated with Malayian and Singaporean men, but I always assumed that it would be the same with younger Thai guys. Would I be wrong? Quote
Guest fountainhall Posted July 20, 2010 Posted July 20, 2010 I asked him to guess. "70?" I'll never ask again! Perhaps i should have added that being quite a bit less than 70, he did not mind in the least - and has since returned for another pleasant visit. In general, though, I have found that the guys I see on dating sites who like more mature men usually seem to put an upper limit of 60. Quote
Gaybutton Posted July 20, 2010 Posted July 20, 2010 In general, though, I have found that the guys I see on dating sites who like more mature men usually seem to put an upper limit of 60. Trust me on this one, those upper limits don't mean squat. See for yourself. Send messages to a couple of those boys. Even try the ones whose upper limit says 30. Tell them you're 80. If they're money boys, and often even if they're not, you'll still get an "I want to meet you" response. Quote
Guest fountainhall Posted July 21, 2010 Posted July 21, 2010 Tell them you're 80. If they're money boys, and often even if they're not, you'll still get an "I want to meet you" response. I'm not really interested in meeting money boys on a dating site. And I really have found 'resistance' to chatting/meeting with a printed age greater than 60. Maybe this is more the case in Bangkok than Pattaya, though. Or perhaps I should get a younger looking photo! Quote
Guest lvdkeyes Posted July 21, 2010 Posted July 21, 2010 I am 67 and I still get hit on by other than money boys for BKK, Pattaya, and other Asian countries. My pic is current. I am just an ordinary pompoi farang. Quote
Guest buckeroo2 Posted July 22, 2010 Posted July 22, 2010 Some Thais also knock off years from their age. In my bio line I specifically state that I am looking for older Thai guys - above 30 yrs old - I used to say "above 35" but I had slim pickins' with that parameter so I lowered the preferred age to "above 30". Many times I will get a message from a Thai guy whose profile says he is in his 20's. When I reply that I am only interested in guys above 30, they will tell me that they are well into their 30's. When I ask why they say they are younger they tell me that no farang will chat with them if they state their true age. I know a Thai guy whose profile said he was 41 for the longest time. Then one day his profile said he was 31. I wrote to him and asked how he became 10 years younger overnight and he replied that he looked so young that no one believed that he was 41 and he was tired of trying to convince people of his true age so he just gave up and changed his age to an age that corresponded more to his looks. Quote
Guest fountainhall Posted July 22, 2010 Posted July 22, 2010 I wrote to him and asked how he became 10 years younger overnight and he replied that he looked so young that no one believed that he was 41 and he was tired of trying to convince people of his true age so he just gave up and changed his age to an age that corresponded more to his looks. Very good point. I had dinner last week with a Thai friend whom I have known since 1998. He looked about 20 then and only about 27/28 now. I had completely forgotten that he is in fact 39. His Thai bf is 34, yet everyone agrees he looks the older one. Quote
Guest GaySacGuy Posted July 23, 2010 Posted July 23, 2010 Age of Thai's is pretty hard to gauge. I met a boy several years ago at the House of Male in Chaingmai and he said he was 19, had an ID card, and was legal. I never let on to the boy, but when I looked at his ID card he was defintely legal...He was 29 years old, and could easliy pass for a young 19. Quote
Guest lvdkeyes Posted July 23, 2010 Posted July 23, 2010 I know a guy who is 43, looks 33 and has the body of 23. Quote
Guest fountainhall Posted July 24, 2010 Posted July 24, 2010 I know a guy who is 43, looks 33 and has the body of 23. I didn't know we had met! Quote
Guest lvdkeyes Posted July 24, 2010 Posted July 24, 2010 I didn't know we had met! I should have clarified that the guy is Thai. Quote
Guest fountainhall Posted July 24, 2010 Posted July 24, 2010 I should have clarified that the guy is Thai. My day is ruined! Quote
Guest ryanasia Posted July 27, 2010 Posted July 27, 2010 You aren't wrong to ask and anybody that tells you otherwise is a senior citizen or 13 and a half years old. Quote
Guest tdperhs Posted July 28, 2010 Posted July 28, 2010 I know a guy who is 43, looks 33 and has the body of 23. I'm 69 and I also have the body of a 23 year old... lying comfortably next to my 69 year old body. Quote
Guest beachlover Posted August 23, 2010 Posted August 23, 2010 I think if you're a guy... You should be able to take that question without getting all sensitive and upset. I mean really... Having said that, I have no issue asking guys how old they are out of curiosity if they look like they're in their 20s or 30s. But for anyone 40 or over I am hesitant to ask. I wonder if that changes as you get older (asking older guys how old they are)... Quote
Guest TOQ Posted August 24, 2010 Posted August 24, 2010 I'm 69 and I also have the body of a 23 year old... lying comfortably next to my 69 year old body. Too good, just too too good Quote
Guest GaySacGuy Posted August 26, 2010 Posted August 26, 2010 I'm 69 and I also have the body of a 23 year old... lying comfortably next to my 69 year old body. How nice that is!! You certainly made that statement into a true one!!! Quote
