Monthly Archives: April 2011
Watersports hood
You have to admire the person who came up with the idea of creating this hood. This person must be perversely creative and into this kind of thing. Being drowned like this is not exactly my cup of tea and I don’t … Continue reading
Filed under sexuality
Because it is Songkran
During Songkran the entire nation is allowed to go wild and many Thais tend to adopt this attitude. People will behave in a way that they don’t normally do. For instance, a lot of people will get drunk and some … Continue reading
Filed under Thailand, Thai_People
Everyone needs to get wet from time to time
I always like Songkran. It is a good time when people in Thailand can enjoy splashing water at each other. Everyone is permitted to do that without worrying that someone might be angry; or even if some people are upset because of getting wet, nobody … Continue reading
Adult services from a Thai lady
The local advertisement leaflet was delivered to my door today. As usual its content contains trivial information. I have never paid attention to it until today when somebody at home showed me one advertisement. The title grabbed my attention straight … Continue reading
Filed under Thai_People, UK
The world’s first Daddy Pride was in Thailand?
I saw a lot of fat Farang men during my trip to Thailand. They seemed to be omnipresent. I first encountered one in the lounge toilet at Heathrow airport. Forgetting to lock the door, I was startled to see the chubby gentleman pushing … Continue reading
Some parents have no understanding of their child’s unconventional sexual identity
People like Khun Bell will always have a hard time convincing their parents to accept them for what they are. Some are disowned by them and others are forced to do things that they do not want to. Some parents drive … Continue reading
In case you are not aware that a Thai person is capable of writing in English
“Rattawut Lapcharoensap was born in Chicago and raised in Bangkok, Thailand. He is the author of Sightseeing, a collection of short stories, which won the Asian American Literary Award, was chosen for the National Book Foundation’s inaugural “5 Under 35″ … Continue reading
At the hotel on the beach
Before I carry on talking about my wonderful time in Thailand, I just want to say that I am aware that there has been severe flooding across the south of Thailand. I feel for the locals and tourists who have been … Continue reading
