Most of the time, I stay at hotels such as Dynasty Inn, LK Metro, Flipper House, but I don’t remember ever seeing a guest bringing a Thai boy back to the hotel with them. My impression is that most punters here use hotels in Boyztown or Jomtien Complex rather than the hotels mentioned above.
Am I wrong?
No, I think you are probably correct.
Many of us don't like being caught in the lift with mum, dad and the 2.5 kids.
From experience, the boys don't like it, either.
Guilty conscience?Originally Posted by a447
No.
To have a guilty conscience, I'd first of all have to be guilty of something.
bobsaigon2 (March 18th, 2018), francois (March 17th, 2018), goji (March 18th, 2018), Oliver2 (March 17th, 2018), poshglasgow (March 29th, 2018), searcher (March 17th, 2018)
It is not so much a case of what we feel but what makes our casual visitors uncomfortable. At the same time, I don't feel any embarrassment when I'm with my boyfriend in hotels across Thailand....and more importantly nor does he, despite being ultra- sensitive. Of course, he's thirty-five now which I suppose may make a difference.
bobsaigon2 (March 17th, 2018)
Do you really want to go there?
Anyway, if not guilt, what then? Shame? Why wouldn't you want to be "caught in the lift with mum, dad and the 2.5 kids?"
I'm sorry, I don't understand. Why would you and your boyfriend be embarrassed of each other and why would his age make a difference - make a difference to what, exactly?
I wouldn't stay in a family hotel simply because I don't want screaming kids around.
The hotel doesn't have to be gay, but I prefer something with middle aged male customers who are quiet and don't party to 5:00 am.
It doesn't have to be gay. I have stayed in a hotel above a straight gogo bar & bought boys back every single night.
Being in a lift with any stranger is slightly awkward and just a tad more so if one or more parties has a trick in tow. My technique, if my fellow liftee has company is to point to the guest and say PHWOOAAAR in a long and loud voice while simultaneously giving a thumbs up. That always breaks the tension.
In ten years of staying at the same hotel neither I nor any of my guests has caused a micropickle's worth of trouble to the hotel staff. Hence the warm, knowing smile that greets me whenever I walk in with a guest.
christianpfc (April 4th, 2018)
If you are a middle-aged white guy with a Thai guy or girl in their twenties doesn't everyone assume he or she is a prostitute anyway?
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