Thai gay, I am.

Hi y'all! My last post was all about random thing I did, saw and experienced at Chiang Mai and I have been thinking so hard what to do in order to have you guys back to read my tiny little blog again LOL Well, It has been such interesting time with me lately. I have been busy planning on my first ever Europe trip. It involves a lot of paper works and blah blah. The good thing is, I get to forget about my ex for a while. Not that I can't get over him or anything but come on! it was 2 and a half years and I would be heartless to never have my own sad days at all. Thanks god, I have friends. People gave me a lot of advises about how I should deal with my breakup or I would call it feeling missed out. Some said that I should just take a moment of my life, go somewhere and spend time with myself (Well, if my boss allowed me to take another holidays, I wouldn't hesitate LOL), some even said that I should just let myself go with how I feel and never force myself to not be s

I don't own this picture and I can't find the owner either. Amazing picture tho. I believe many of you have heard about Chiang Mai. It is one of the most beautiful cities in Thailand. In addition, it is also a creative city yet not so much when it comes to gay scenes (LOL). So, I decided to take a short break with my work to come to this city where a lot of my friends and my ex call home. (Let me make myself clear, I have no intention to come here to meet him or anything. In fact, he didn't even know I am here) I started my first night at a so-called best gay bar in Chiang Mai with drag show named Ram Bar (No photos taken, sorry guys). The bar was nice but the drinks were a bit too high according to my standard. However, it is not about the place or the drinks, it is about who you are hanging out with. After Ram Bar, we decided to go to this hidden gem called Boy Bar. Boy bar is owned by a guy named Boy who has fierce sense of fashion, very interesting attitude an