Clarifying again, it was a young Thai who made the original quote that is being misconstrued too often here, not a farang. As Tina Turner asked, what's barboys got to do with it?

PB, it was a quote from a young Thai, but several people agreed with the concept.

Anyway, we can put it to bed now. I got my chance to vent.

Clarifying again, it was a young Thai who made the original quote that is being misconstrued too often here, not a farang. As Tina Turner asked, what's barboys got to do with it?

There are Thai gay men who have primarily "barboy" gay friends (especially if they dabbled in that scene themselves early on). However, it was my impression that the interchange with this Thai fellow was being presented as a clarification of the poster's own thinking and observations. The post sure sounds like it.