Reasonable ands thanks for your response. I don't and won't live in a gay ghetto and believe me, in Fort Lauderdale, the area has those for the asking. However, I do believe that if we want the scene tro remain we have to support the bars - screw the apps - and the restaurants that don't even wink when we bring in our BF. I even wonder if the non-gay hotels who are friendly would see the need if we had no choices to keep them honest.
arsenal (September 4th, 2018)
For me, it's the stares from the non-gay clientele that I want to avoid when bringing a guy back to the hotel. It's especially uncomfortable in the confines of a lift.
And the guy I am with would also find the tut-tut looks unwelcome.
paborn (September 4th, 2018)
Exactly!
It is important to consider the feelings of your visitor. P. was insistent that I check the gay-friendly credentials of the Agate when we stayed there recently for the first time and, in our early days together, always appreciated the respect he was shown at Ambiance. In those days, there was a very pleasant doorman-whose name i forget- who would go out of his way to ensure that P was treated just like falang guests.
I have news for you. In Thailand the 'stares' and 'tut-tut looks' is pure jealous, plain naked jealous!Originally Posted by a447
Especially when my "friend" is way more attractive than the guy's girlfriend! I'm sure many would be willing to swap. Lol
She can watch, surely?
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