Pulci Gorgon

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I thought about gathering these various posts into one discussion and hesitated for a long time before doing so. After consulting SoopDawg, who had no objections, I’ve compiled his comments into a new thread to continue exploring the topic of ladyboys in Vietnam. I had read SD's TR at PY a few years ago and realized I had been fairly lucky to find ladyboys in VN. As a matter of fact, I shagged more Vietnamese ladyboys than Thai ladyboys in my life. Before we get into the details, just a reminder : the first 4 posts come from my 2019 TR (like a Vietnamese monger). The discussion deals with ladyboys in Nha Trang. Back in my 2019 trip report, I talked about a little story from the previous year (2018) that happened in the same spot. The next three posts (January 3rd–January 4th) focus on my 2020 TR for a virtual trip. In these posts, I highlighted that the virtual TR was based on my experiences from previous trips and the research I conducted online during the COVID lockdown. The last four posts above focus on my 2022 TR Vietnamese ladyboys behind the wall. I still feel frustrated by the post-COVID changes I discovered, especially the skyrocketing prices that have made Vietnam a less appealing destination for roaming. If I were to summarize my various Vietnam TRs over the years, I first discovered there existed pretty and hot Vietnamese ladyboys as I was in Kuala Lumpur (2014). I went for my first adventures in Vietnam in 2016 with just a couple of field reports found in travelers' blog (who were not into ladyboys at all) and decided to explore deeper in Vietnam in 2018 after I had tested new methods to contact ladyboys in during my 2017 trip in Thailand. Then, I had a feeling that a local market for ladyboys existed, one where I could find better prices and potentially higher-quality companions by exploring it. This seemed to work pretty well in 2019 and continued to develop during the COVID-19 period. However, I hadn't noticed the changes coming in 2021. By then, only the wealthiest clients could afford the allure of ladyboys at prices akin to an allegedly international market. Not all ladyboys could meet the standards of this market, and those who couldn't, left it.

I understand why ladyboys don’t appreciate our farang forums. Our gossip, reviews, and judgments can hurt them or make them feel uncomfortable. I’m not too bothered about this particular message being posted.

I don't have a type. If we vibe, we vibe. (Mộc Nhi) Old memories in this dirty street of Saigon district 1 for me.

Russians can no longer go to Thailand to have their cock sucked by ladyboys. Not a big deal, they adaptt, and they’ve dealt with tougher situations before. fsr.mp4

Shanghai, October 25th, 2024 Here is a tweet I found yesterday dealing with a police crackdown in Julu Rd (probably in Shanghai.

When will you go back to Saigon ? If so, which one these models you be pleased to shag ? (photo of this week) @other BMs which one did I review im my TRs ?

I created a map using Google Maps to locate the places you mentioned in your post. After passing the Dublin Irish Pub, on the left-hand side (right when facing the pub), I marked the area I understood you were referring to. Soi Crocodile used to be located a bit further down. When I checked Street View, I concluded that Soi Crocodile was the soi with the large 'Madam Wong' sign overlooking its entrance. Google Maps now shows a main soi named 'Soi Seadragon' and a smaller one with the same name. I followed the smaller soi and, as I walked through it virtually, I became convinced that I recognized many features of the former Soi Crocodile. Here’s another photo I took in 2015 showing Soi Crocodile. Once a few blocks have been demolished, it becomes almost impossible to visualize how things used to look. A bit further, I marked the area you described as the location of C&D. I also added what I recall as the former site of the C&D bar, either where the black sign or the dark grey one used to be. Unfortunately, I deleted the photos from my PC, but the entire block had been destroyed by excavators. In your photo, you would either turn left near the 'Pizza Company' building visible above the green truck or follow along the edge of the Bangla Market.

If I had to add comments and explainations nw, more than 2 years after the end of this last trip in Vietnam, I would probably add facts that I hadn't noticed. As i was in Vietnam, it seemed to me that finding ladyboys was fairly tough in BKK and Pattaya and almost impossible to find them at reasonable prices for a roamer who had lost sight of Pattaya for a few years. But this trip made me realize that I had lost touch with reality in Vietnam after COVID and that I hadn't noticed the changes, which I explained in response to your comments in the previous trip report. I had also observed other changes, particularly in Saigon, a city I had come to know perhaps even better than Bangkok. One striking detail was how clean the boulevards were, reminiscent of a German city. Interestingly, when I watched videos of Singapore yesterday, it appeared less tidy in comparison. I probably overreacted when i decided not to return to Vietnam on the next year, but I was looking to discover new horizons. Nobody commented on my lack of trip reports by the end of 2024. The reason I didn’t post any is simple: I didn’t travel. I don’t really feel the need to explain why, but those familiar with my situation know that I had to take care of my elderly father’s affairs. I also had a ski accident just two days after posting a 'postcard' photo from a ski resort, which led to discovering some health problems. On top of that, and unrelated to these personal issues, I had fewer work opportunities to bring in money. With airline prices still high and my schedule getting busier at the time when I usually travel, I ultimately decided to skip traveling at the end of 2024. It’s not so bad though—at the moment, I’m not sure where I’d go, and the usual destinations that used to make me dream no longer have that same appeal. A Saigon postie in Hanoi