Do you keep seeing the same girl when you visit — or change every trip?

I used to switch every trip — part of the fun was the variety, the new faces, the new stories. But after a while, it started to feel like I was having the same conversation with different faces.

Then I met one who just… clicked. Great energy, no drama, knew what I liked without me saying a word. I kept seeing her every time I came back. It was easy. Comfortable. Familiar.

Downside? You get attached. You start wondering what’s real and what’s performance.

So now I do a bit of both — revisit a favorite, but still leave the door open for new adventures.
Keeps it interesting without getting too soft.

I do. In fact, I’ve been seeing the same escort in Bangkok for almost four years. I don’t even book her through an agency anymore—we have a private arrangement. She knows what I like, there’s no awkward negotiation, and the trust makes everything smoother. It’s not a relationship exactly, but it’s deeper than a one-off. The familiarity adds to the pleasure, and the service feels much more personal.

I used to rotate girls constantly, but I started noticing how draining that became. Always having to re-explain boundaries, test chemistry, deal with mismatched vibes. Now I stick to 1–2 girls I know and trust. The sessions are more relaxed, and sometimes they even give me a better rate. If you find someone who gets your style, it’s worth the loyalty.

If I find one who’s good in bed, fun to be around, and doesn’t treat me like a walking wallet, I’ll stick with her for the trip. Familiarity makes the experience smoother. But if she starts giving lazy service or acting cold, I rotate fast. There’s no shortage of options in Thailand.

I used to rotate, but found one amazing girl who gets me. She knows my preferences, keeps things fresh, and makes every trip better. Loyalty pays off sometimes.

Always switch it up. Part of the thrill in Thailand is the variety. One trip, it’s a classy escort. Next time, a wild sugar baby. Keeps things spicy and expectations in check.