The wonderful distraction that is Thailand!

[rossco]

Life is a bitch here for sure. I yearn for some damp smelly English pub with the same people sitting in the same places that they were in 10 years ago (having exactly the same conversation).

Of course I do miss the customer care in the UK as well - "are you screwing my bird!" - What from here mister.

Then of course there is always that happy experience of shopping where all the staff are on your constant service catering to every whim. I so miss all the life outside Thailand. I envy all of you.

[janabiyah]

Theres more to life than Thailand

Some day I'll find what it is

[bigmick22]

(Stogie @ Nov. 11 2008,17:47) How much is your gas bill? Well after 15 months of cooking our gas finally ran out... We got the tank filled up that same morning for 300 baht. So we are good for another 15 months...

I have a 22 year old ladyboy asleep in my bed. She's the sexiest thing I have been with in years... I'll have to give her the cab fare home sometime tomorrow, I suppose!

but, are you happy?

[ferdxb]

I am relative new to the Thai ladyboy scene. I only have 2 previous trips to LOS so far (Dec 2007 and Oct 2008). Knowing that my experience with Thai ladyboys is very limited, I will only share my experiences without offering any insights.

After my first trip to Thailand, I did not experience the LOS blues at all. I was eager to return to Thailand and enjoy the private company ( ) of ladyboys again, but I did not feel sad or made any travel plans immediately. My first trip was one of discovery and raw lust for ladyboys, and I was very pleased to enjoy what Thailand has to offer for the ladyboy lover.

My feelings after the second trip were completely different than the first. It took me around 3 weeks to overcome the LOS blues, and the solution was to plan my next to Thailand in December.  

I do not miss Thailand as a fun place. I can have similar or more €œnormal€ fun at home.  In fact, I start getting tired of  having too much fun in Thailand after around two weeks when I starting miss my normal life and the comforts available at home. What I miss terribly when I experience the LOS blues is the company of the especial ladyboys I met during my previous trip. Some of them can really be sweethearts for the right price.

The main difference between my first and second trips was the number of ladyboys I met during my first trip. During my second trip I was more selective and spent a lot more time with each of the few ladyboys I had the pleasure of their company. Today I am still in touch with a few of them.

In comparison, I lived in Mexico City for a few years where you can find a great offer of attractive TS/TG escorts for a reasonable price, but I never missed that place or the TS/TG scene there.

I wonder how I will feel after my third trip to Thailand.  

[alram]

Tell me about it~ I have MAJOR post-LOS blues now~

[Guest]

Thailand being an abstraction is that I get the same buzz every time I travel to LOS. I can€™t quite believe I€™m going to be there€¦

it like been a kid again on crimbo eve and feeling that warm senation in yer gutty wuts.

[Stogie]

(bigmick22 @ Nov. 12 2008,02:16)

(Stogie @ Nov. 11 2008,17:47) How much is your gas bill? Well after 15 months of cooking our gas finally ran out... We got the tank filled up that same morning for 300 baht. So we are good for another 15 months...

I have a 22 year old ladyboy asleep in my bed. She's the sexiest thing I have been with in years... I'll have to give her the cab fare home sometime tomorrow, I suppose!

but, are you happy?  

That's true...

I'd give it all up for a game of darts, a chat with the check out girl at ASDA and doner kebab...

[ciobha]

I'll swap you then!

[elbarto]

If I could go and live in thailand tomorrow, I would! Hopefully that dream will come true one day. I work in uk just to earn money to go back to LOS as soon as possible. I think thailand has become an obsession, even my home in uk is full of ornaments,paintings etc I have brought on my travels to LOS

[frederick]

Hey guys ...of course everything is different for everyone..but for me once visited, LOS has that magnetism, that makes you want to return.

All the reasons Stogie says are very vaild I find it a great place to wind down and relax as many times each year as is possible each year.

I guess though if we are visiting LOS then the present currency devaluation against the Thai Baht is something to think about.

No prizes for guessing that I am from Oz whre our dallar has fallen about 30% against the US$ and Thai Baht in the last couple of momths!

Still won't prevent me from visiting LOS as next planned