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I have emailed similar items to hotel receptions in the past and they have always printed it, either free or for very modest cost.

Not my thing but I would ask the mamasans who would bottom. I think there would be enough.

He was not cute. I have no idea what crime I was reporting. If this happens to you please know that the Thai Criminal Code says Section 397 addresses actions that cause embarrassment or annoyance to another person, like unwanted touching or invasion of personal space so please report it to nearest police officer. Alternatively, don't bother, lol.

Another story from the past. Once I wanted to report a crime and popped into a police station I was passing in central Thailand. I wrote out the details in English in capital letters. The police officer suggested coming to my hotel nearby. I assumed he wanted more details of the crime. He arrived in my room but every time I turned round, about three times, he fingered my arse. I didn't fancy him so made some excuse to get him to leave. I know we Caucasians are exotic and white (sorry, a sort of beige off pink colour) but ??. TiT.

I was alone that night so things were simpler. My UK friend was asleep in the hotel. It was in the era when I went to dj a lot and never went to go go bars. A lot cheaper.

One way they remember me at Silom Soi 2 (dj station) is that, some years ago, I slipped on a greasy slope there, smashed the beer bottle on the floor and needed stitches. Four staff were immediately on the case, fetching plasters to try, stemming the wound, finding staff member with motorbike. Four minutes later I was in Chulalongkorn Hospital A&E with 2 women pouring water on the wound. A young doctor arrives to see me. An anaesthetic injection in my thumb and some stitches later - 1500bt.

My last few nights in Bangkok I wasn't feeling 100% so I didn't take anyone back to the hotel. But at the end of a trip I always have a mental list of which men have treated me right and deserve an off or a bigger than usual tip. I took the Myanmar man, who is good at kissing, out from Good Boys (GB) to see Dreamboys, which he hadn't been to before, and he seemed to like that. He was surprised the hotel wasn't on my agenda afterwards. I know taking the men to another go go bar can be boring if they have been around for a while but can be ok if it's new to them. One of my favourite Vietnamese men in GB had asked me to take him again to the 'dance place' (Silom Soi 2) so I took him and his cousin, who hadn't been there before. On Sunday night it was quieter than I expected but I prefer that to it being jammo these days. If anyone is new to that Soi customers do need a passport, either on their phone or real to prove their age - over 20 last time I checked. Even I was checked the first time I went and I was 59 but they seem to know me now. And I never went, in this trip, to Silom Soi 4, or Hotmale or Jupiter or Banana. But I have been to all of those multiple times before and they're all worth a look. On Tuesday my flight from BKK to DOH was at 21.05. At 17.00 the rain was heavy so I ordered a Bolt taxi, not wanting to stand on Surawong getting drenched while trying to flag down a cab. Bolt arrived about 17.25 but Bangkok was traffic locked down at rush hour in the storm and it took 2 hours to get to BKK. Starting early was the right decision. BKK is a good airport and I was in the lounge in the new terminal with a farewell red wine in 40 minutes. Again using the e-gate so no exit stamp. Goodbye BKK for about the 56th time in 14 years.

The Pride Parade did start eventually, over an hour late, after the rain had slowed to a drizzle instead of a torrential downpour. People in it had put a lot of effort into their costumes and decorations so they deserved to be seen.

Once in Boyztown a money boy attached himself to me, uninvited, and got in the songthaew with me to ride back to Jomtien. I told him that I was also looking for money for sex (aged66!) and he got out and disappeared.

Lawyer said driver should have picked up the chocolates but judge was unimpressed: https://www.reuters.com/article/world/thailand-jails-thaksin-lawyers-in-snack-box-case-idUSBKK260867/

I left Pattaya on 19th June and there were plenty of young men in Jomtien who are eager to meet customers. Boyztown is somewhat quiet.

51 is cute and Vietnamese at GB.

People get ready to take part in the 'Love Pride Parade', under the theme “Spectrum Forward: Power of Creation”, in Bangkok, Thailand on 29th June, 2025. The 6 kilometer parade from Suphachalasai National Stadium to Benchasiri Park was delayed by heavy rain. I don't even know if it went ahead as it was still raining when I left.

Photos from the Central shopping mall in Khon Kaen. Pride getting diluted but at least they've made an effort.

4t bar was closed a week ago as the owner had left. BA bar and Winnies bar have a pool table.

I know the education system isn't great here, some families don't have the money for school uniform and books to send children to school, some families expect or need their children to work. But some of the calculations that workers get a calculator out to do amaze me. eg 220 + 120; 120 - 116.5; 15 x 2.

Very true. I hope they're taking a vitamin d supplement as I don't think they see any sunshine.

As Jupiter is an expensive bar they need to know their arse from their elbow, imo, like who works there.

A generous offer but I warn you I do need to be talked to and not too much sleeping please.

I have found it fun but my experience is many young men sleep a lot too so agreeing on the same time cycle can be an issue. If we want to start the day at 8am and the guy thinks 4pm is the right time to get out of bed we're not on the same page.

I've got lazier about visiting other towns in Thailand over the years, often settling for Bangkok and Pattaya, so I booked a flight to Khon Kaen for 3 nights. I always like places in Isaan. It's more low rise and spread out than I expected so I've used Bolt a lot to get around. Always prompt and efficient, except when I got caught in a thunderstorm yesterday at rush hour teatime and the app said a 19 minute wait so I started walking back. I stayed at the Romantic Hotel for about £16 a night so I don't know how it's making any money. Tuesday night I went to the Tawandang, which, as many of you will know, is a big pub/club with tables and an Isaan music/dancing show. I walked the 2km back to the hotel at midnight, occasionally fending off guard dogs. I didn't expect much re men and found Hornet much busier than Grindr here. But it was on Grindr that I found a 21 year old university student who was looking for extra income and we met up Wednesday night for a long chat in a music pub and a session in bed back in my room.

US citizens get 60 days visa exempt normally, if it's just a holiday. So you need to do nothing. Only frequent or business travellers need to think about a visa. During the 3 days before arrival you need to complete an online arrival form, a DTAC. This is not a visa.

Well one guy was working massage at BBB Inn, which had a very strict boss, so getting the time off would be an issue, and the other was freelancing and never had any money. I think these days, in high season, they could find the money for the bus, though it's not that attractive to do it for the day. My sense with the Vietnamese guys is that going for a little 'holiday', like one night in Pattaya, isn't in their list of priorities, even when they have money. Sending money to their family, debts, rent, visa runs, sickness costs, smoking, hanging out with their mates, parties, new clothes, all come first.

I have taken men away a few times. It can be fun, though expensive, as I usually pay them 4000bt a day, and the bar wants the off fee, plus travel and expenses. I once brought 2 men to Pattaya but ended that after one of them ordered a 6500bt lunch for three of us while I was at the atm. A happier memory is taking two young Vietnamese men from Bangkok to Pattaya for one night and their smiles as the taxi accelerated on the highway and they realised they really were going to the seaside.

I've always had an interest in the law. When I have had arguments with banks in the past I tell them that my father is a solicitor. This is a naughty lie, though it did help to get £100 out of one bank. Indeed my father was a solicitor but he died 72 years ago. He smoked a lot and had a heart attack at the age of 37 so I have no memory of him. Today I get a taxi back to Bangkok. Thoughts of travel to new places (Khon Kaen??) have been overtaken by the fact that two of my favourite men are in Bangkok, one Vietnamese, one from Myanmar. Both are good at kissing. I doubt Khon Kaen can compete.