Boyztown

[gerefan2]

Almost back to normal.

Mods...please turn the pics around...I’ve tried everything. Why does this keep happening?

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[dab69]

Thanks for the beautiful picture.
Miss the place lots...

[jolyjacktar]

Love the place but not been out to Thailand since april 2014 due to health probs but hope one day i will return

[arsenal]

Thailand and all it has to offer means it's still the number one gay holiday destination, in my opinion.

[rexton]

Almost back to normal.

Mods...please turn the pics around...I’ve tried everything. Why does this keep happening?

Hi....I cannot view the pics?

[frequent]

Thailand and all it has to offer means it's still the number one gay holiday destination, in my opinion.

For elderly sodomites who want a holiday abounding with young prostitutes, certainly. However, is that how most gays who holiday abroad see themselves?

[scottish-guy]

Yes, otherwise they'd go to Torquay for a Cream Tea

[Oliver2]

There's more to Thailand, Pattaya and Boyztown than the availability of partners. For those of us who have lived much of our lives without expressing our sexuality (and that's a large number of my generation), it has always been a place where we can feel at home, among friends, safe and respected.
This was first exemplified to me in the mid-nineties when I met an old guy, well into his seventies, whose wife had just died and who had journeyed to Pattaya shortly afterwards. Whenever I saw him (we were both staying in Boyztown but at different hotels) he was with his young man, hand-in-hand. I thought it charming. Like many of us, he had found some sort of ease late in his life.
I suspect that younger gays may find this hard to understand.

[frequent]

There's more to Thailand, Pattaya and Boyztown than the availability of partners. For those of us who have lived much of our lives without expressing our sexuality (and that's a large number of my generation), it has always been a place where we can feel at home, among friends, safe and respected.
This was first exemplified to me in the mid-nineties when I met an old guy, well into his seventies, whose wife had just died and who had journeyed to Pattaya shortly afterwards. Whenever I saw him (we were both staying in Boyztown but at different hotels) he was with his young man, hand-in-hand. I thought it charming. Like many of us, he had found some sort of ease late in his life. I suspect that younger gays may find this hard to understand.

Respected!! All that happens is that you, he and every other homosexual isn't confronted. It's got nothing to do with respect. Every Thai knows he's walking around with a prostitute, and they know the same about you. Just because you are in Pattaya, home of sexual perverts, pedophiles, organised criminals and so on, don't think you're somewhere that's typical of Thailand

[gerefan2]

Hi....I cannot view the pics?

I have asked the mods to turn them around as they always appear sideways or upside down or maybe in your case not at all.
Maybe he is having his cream tea....