1 hour ago, scubascuba3 said:

You're not able to tell the ones that have no obvious sign of being a LB

Have you ever been fooled? I have not, nor do I know anyone that has been fooled. 

3 minutes ago, Yellowtail said:

Always the same tired claims of bitterness from people like you. What is that based on? That your life is so empty that you are jealous of a kid having homosexual sex says about you than it does about those you call bitter. 

Oh my, well, your best post so far today. Try a bit more tomorrow 

I had an Irish friend staying here in 2009 with his katoey

One night in the bar he said straight faced  " I think I'm turning gay "

My reply, after chocking on my beer was Why do you think that, just because you have sex with a man in a dress

My wife just sat there looking confused, she later said my reply was not nice  

I have no opinion, I like the pecker of my Thai LB as much as the pussy of my Thai GF.

On 5/20/2025 at 6:22 AM, Alpha84 said:

I’d like to ask a sincere and respectful question, and I hope it can be met with equally thoughtful replies. This isn’t about sex or physical desire. It’s about connection, communication, companionship and emotional compatibility.

 

For those who have personal experience spending time with ladyboys in Thailand, how does that compare to spending time with women in terms of emotional dynamics and relationship and bonding potential? I’m referring to aspects like empathy, understanding, communication style, emotional intelligence and maturity, and general outlook on life.

 

Of course, every person is unique and individual personalities will always differ. But I’m wondering if those who have had these experiences have noticed any consistent patterns or qualities that stand out. Do ladyboys tend to approach relationships differently? Are they more open-minded or emotionally available? Or are the dynamics generally similar to those with women?

 

I’ve noticed that many men seem to form close bonds with ladyboys in Thailand, and it made me wonder whether there’s something deeper to these relationships beyond what people often assume.

 

Hoping for honest and respectful insights from those who can speak from experience or at least from some personal knowledge on the subject.

I'm attracted by real genuine (younger) ladies, but have ladyboy friends – really good friends...

On 5/20/2025 at 3:16 PM, proton said:

 

That would be men

And the poor souls born with genitalia of both genders?

 

Disposable people?

You seem to be very clear on gender issues so I thought I'd ask.

So just pure hypothetical: say you wander into one of them cheeky massage places in Pattaya for a bit of a happy ending, and instead of the usual setup, you end up with some dude in a dress, bit of lippy on, and a decent pair of bolt-ons, fumbling about with your old chap ’til it shoots confetti. Now, you didn’t touch him, he never got his gear off, and you kept your eyes closed the whole time thinking of Kylie Minogue.

 

Does that make you ghey? Or is it more of a spiritual cleansing via manual relief? Just trying to clarify for a mate, obviously. I is here doing the Lord’s work asking the important questions. 😂

22 minutes ago, RocketDog said:

And the poor souls born with genitalia of both genders?

 

Disposable people?

You seem to be very clear on gender issues so I thought I'd ask.

Those poor souls would be hermaphrodites. 

2 hours ago, Yellowtail said:

Have you ever been fooled? I have not, nor do I know anyone that has been fooled. 

They don't admit it. I was fooled 10+ years ago in a Patpong a gogo, bar fined the best lady in there, natural t its, best female body. Took a friend back there the next day, he had no idea, said he couldn't believe I didn't bang it anyway 🤣

15 hours ago, Yellowtail said:

Those poor souls would be hermaphrodites. 

As for your DNA criterion, how would you classify my brother with YY chromosomes who has Klienfelter Syndrome?

 

My point:

Categorizing people's gender strictly by their DNA is a fool's game. Nature is full of endless wonderful variations on everything living. Some are beneficial adaptations and some are not; it's called evolution.

 

Clearly people having XY chromosomes have not always served humanity beneficially. Young men are often dangerous to themselves and those around them and are generally eager for a conflict. Without testosterone most wars would simply never get off the ground as older men don't like to fight or die.

 

Arbitrarily putting things into simplistic categories is generally not useful when dealing with people.

 

We are all different and unique down to the quantum level.

On 5/20/2025 at 2:22 PM, Alpha84 said:

I’d like to ask a sincere and respectful question, and I hope it can be met with equally thoughtful replies. This isn’t about sex or physical desire. It’s about connection, communication, companionship and emotional compatibility.

 

For those who have personal experience spending time with ladyboys in Thailand, how does that compare to spending time with women in terms of emotional dynamics and relationship and bonding potential? I’m referring to aspects like empathy, understanding, communication style, emotional intelligence and maturity, and general outlook on life.

 

Of course, every person is unique and individual personalities will always differ. But I’m wondering if those who have had these experiences have noticed any consistent patterns or qualities that stand out. Do ladyboys tend to approach relationships differently? Are they more open-minded or emotionally available? Or are the dynamics generally similar to those with women?

 

I’ve noticed that many men seem to form close bonds with ladyboys in Thailand, and it made me wonder whether there’s something deeper to these relationships beyond what people often assume.

 

Hoping for honest and respectful insights from those who can speak from experience or at least from some personal knowledge on the subject.

Why are you asking advice here BObby Boy you are an expert on lady boys aren't you.??

8 hours ago, RocketDog said:

As for your DNA criterion, how would you classify my brother with YY chromosomes who has Klienfelter Syndrome?

 

My point:

Categorizing people's gender strictly by their DNA is a fool's game. Nature is full of endless wonderful variations on everything living. Some are beneficial adaptations and some are not; it's called evolution.

 

Clearly people having XY chromosomes have not always served humanity beneficially. Young men are often dangerous to themselves and those around them and are generally eager for a conflict. Without testosterone most wars would simply never get off the ground as older men don't like to fight or die.

 

Arbitrarily putting things into simplistic categories is generally not useful when dealing with people.

 

We are all different and unique down to the quantum level.

So, anyone can be anything they like, got it. In any event, you are confused, I said nothing of DNA.