Bangkok Chiong Scene / Massage / AGoGo / Clubs / Disco

[aspiring]

Originally Posted by TonyCheong2

For humsup activities only if you go for Soapy Massage Parlours in Bangkok then it's worth it.
You get the grandeur decor and hardware such as a large bathtub as part of the service.

Ya it's really the grandeur. Everything so spanking clean. You feel so much more comfortable than going to a dirty old condo and dont know how many guys sleep on the same mattress liao. Little bit more to pay for all the comfort. For me is no trainer lah

[kkln]

Just finish a session At Mitu message. Walk in (2pm) and seem like not much crowd at this time. Receptionist pass me a iPad show me all the current available girl at that time, but honestly the girl all quite chui on photo. Since already there, and the hype about the girl service here, decide to chose a girl which is passable for me. (Gal name - Hikaru 4 stars rating girl - 3600baht 80mins).

I was usher to sit at the sofa and they give me an energy drink to get me fire up. . After about 5 minutes, the gal came and to my surprise, she turn out to be quite cute and not bad looking actually. (IMO) so she bring me up, like other bros say follow behind but for my case she is wearing a short skirt but nothing to see. (Maybe the butt not enough meat). Her boob is just a small b but it’s alright as her service make up for it.

Anyway, long story short, she give me a very good service, ass rim, bbbj, french all include. Her English is quite good as well so no communication problem. We talk about a lot of stuff. I had a hard time firing 2nd shot and she did not complaint at all and accommodate to all request that can help. When the time is up, she still say it’s alright, wanted me to fire out my 2nd shot. In the end, she got the job done.

Definitely will rtf this place to try other gal.

[shaggy999]

Anybody wanna chill at club Aladdin for February?

[TonyCheong2]

Originally Posted by aspiring

You feel so much more comfortable than going to a dirty old condo and dont know how many guys sleep on the same mattress liao.

Dirty old condo with bed for bonking is considered luxury for me liao!

If you're kiam siap like me, wait till you try bonking with a scummy mattress on the floor in a wooden shack!

[Tomboy11]

I am planning to go MIXX Discotheque to9 . Any good recommendation ?

[Tomboy11]

Or Level Club better ?
Both also never try b4 .

[pantsonfire]

Originally Posted by Tomboy11

Or Level Club better ?
Both also never try b4 .

into FLs then i suggest Insantity better than those.

[F35JSF]

Originally Posted by pantsonfire

into FLs then i suggest Insantity better than those.

Yep... Insanity is the late night FL place.
In fact many of the FLs from Thermae cross over to Insanity after Thermae closing time.

[Luvless]

A little off topic...

Any bro in BKK in early retirement? I’m planning to retire there in 3-4 years in my mid 50’s. Trying to save enough money now so I won’t become homeless there lol. There’s nothing worse than being poor in Thailand where I have tasted the good life it has to offer.

Just want to hear from bros who can share some tips, wisdom, insights. How was the transition and the reality compared to your expectation before the move?

I decided long ago BKK would be my home for the later part of my life. The quality of life u can attain there compared to the cost of living is exceptional and not possible else where in the world.

I hope I can learn from your experience! And I look forward to meeting bros of like mind and interest once settled there.

[ddki81]

did mitu or other massage place take credit card payment?

[1KnightinBKK]

Originally Posted by Blakei

Hey guys. I'm on a project in Thailand and gonna be there a lot for a couple of months.

Looking at the above information. It seems like a ST session is gonna put you back by 2000THB, approximately S$100

On the other hand FL dome 1 is not that much more expensive. Including accomodation etc etc. They even out.

So what's your thought process here. Why is doing it in BKK still an attractive proposition?

Then thai food just eat at Golden mile lor, go Thailand cannot touch. Can eat all sorts of cuisine except thai food cause it's available in SG why go all the way to Thailand and eat. Based on your logic. What's the point of your question.

[1KnightinBKK]

Originally Posted by Luvless

I decided long ago BKK would be my home for the later part of my life. The quality of life u can attain there compared to the cost of living is exceptional and not possible else where in the world.

I hope I can learn from your experience! And I look forward to meeting bros of like mind and interest once settled there.

Decided based on what? Have you lived in bkk for long extended periods and do you speak the language?

To me bkk is like McDonalds, eat once awhile nice. Unhealthy but in moderation the adverse effects are evened out if I eat clean for the rest of the month. But if eat everyday, will die.

[Luvless]

Originally Posted by 1KnightinBKK

Decided based on what? Have you lived in bkk for long extended periods and do you speak the language?

To me bkk is like McDonalds, eat once awhile nice. Unhealthy but in moderation the adverse effects are evened out if I eat clean for the rest of the month. But if eat everyday, will die.

I have been to Thailand perhaps no fewer than 60 times over the last 20+ plus years. Shamefully, I have never managed to learn Thai because most of people/ girls I acquainted with all spoke good enough English.

The reason I decided to retire in Thailand is multifactorial. I came across this post and what the author wrote struck me as exactly how I feel - https://www.mrfreeat33.com/early-ret...nd-why-i-stay/

Once settled there, I plan to take up Thai language class, volunteer, and do a lot of traveling. Just want to hear from others who might share some insights or advice.

[1KnightinBKK]

Originally Posted by Luvless

I have been to Thailand perhaps no fewer than 60 times over the last 20+ plus years. Shamefully, I have never managed to learn Thai because most of people/ girls I acquainted with all spoke good enough English.

The reason I decided to retire in Thailand is multifactorial. I came across this post and what the author wrote struck me as exactly how I feel - https://www.mrfreeat33.com/early-ret...nd-why-i-stay/

Once settled there, I plan to take up Thai language class, volunteer, and do a lot of traveling. Just want to hear from others who might share some insights or advice.

i see, taking up the language is good. Normally i don't mind meeting girls who speak english but i am also wary that they are probably always in contact with foreigners. being able to speak the language will open up a whole new world for you.

if you like the urban feel of bkk then i guess its ok. for me it's abit too much, after 1-2 weeks i start to hate the city because it's dirty, traffic jam etc. even in the suburbs traffic jam is bad, which makes it really painful jus to go out, you have to be really efficient with the way you plan your day, or end up rushing from place to place on a motorcycle taxi which messes up your hair and leaves your clothes smelling like exhaust fumes.

if retiring in thailand was an option, i would probably look at the quieter towns or even chiangmai.

[Luvless]

Thank you for all the feedbacks. Really appreciated.

Yes, Chiangmai has a large expat retirement community and so does BKK, from many countries. BKK does have the advantage of being connected to more international airports, making it more convenient for travels.

After living in the US for the past 35 plus years, I do appreciate what a true urban city like BKK has to offer. For anyone who has not been to US, it may come as a surprise that most US cities are not that urban or vibrant. Most city centers are in perpetual sad decay. Most people live in sprawling suburbs and drive to work or any entertainment, living a bubble to bubble life.

Yes, BKK may seem polluted or chaotic, but it is still better than most cities in the world. In fact, I find Thai people much more hygienic than Taiwanese. The friendly people, low cost of living, endless venues of entertainment, restaurants and bars, cutting edge in design and art, ever-changing development of malls and hospitality industry, the way of life, the culture of sanuk...it is just so vibrant and welcoming.

The fact that I have been to Thailand over 60 times and still not tired of it reassures me that I probably won't regret moving there eventually.

I am just less sure about the logistics or the pitfalls that I might not have foreseen.

Hope to hear more advices from experienced bros.