Everyone thinks they can tell — until they can't.
Is it the hands? The voice? The height? The jawline? Or is it just a gut feeling?
Some ladyboys are obvious. Others are so convincing they fool seasoned mongers without breaking a sweat.
So what’s your method? What’s your giveaway?
And be honest — have you ever been dead sure… and dead wrong?
Share your tips, your close calls, and your caution signs. Newbies are watching.
You can try — but let’s be real: the top-tier ladyboys in Thailand are better put together than half the actual girls in the bar.
Yeah, sure, look at the hands, the Adam’s apple, the voice. But those are old tricks. These days, surgeries, hormones, and makeup skills are on another level.
My real test? Energy. There’s something different in the way they move, the confidence, how they hold eye contact. You can feel it if you’ve been around long enough — but even then, you’ll still get fooled once in a while.
Bottom line: if you're not 100% sure… don’t act like you are.
And if you find out too late? Roll with it — or politely bounce. No shame either way.
The classic signs are there — the jawline, the hands, the voice — but honestly, the really good ones can fool even experienced guys. I was in Nana Plaza once chatting up this absolute stunner from behind. Legs for days, flawless makeup, killer curves. We go outside to smoke, and she drops her voice half an octave — boom. That’s when it clicked. My advice? If you really care, look for the Adam’s apple or ask directly with humor. Most ladyboys in Thailand aren’t offended — they know the game better than you do.
You can sometimes tell by how they move — especially the hips and hands. Cisgender girls tend to move differently, and their hand gestures are more fluid. But the real pros have mastered all that. I got caught off guard at Soi Cowboy by one who worked at Cockatoo — didn’t realize she was a ladyboy until I reached her room. At that point, I just laughed and went with it. If you’re in Thailand, expect surprises. And don’t get angry — it’s on you to ask if it matters that much.
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. Clues like hands, Adam’s apple, or voice can help — but surgery and hormones blur those lines. In bars, I just ask. Better to be direct than surprised later. And honestly? When they’re that gorgeous, does it even matter?
Sometimes you can’t. But the giveaways: strong jawline, large hands, slightly deeper voice, or over-the-top makeup. Still, many pass 100%. If you must know—ask. Most will tell you if asked respectfully.
You think you know until you don’t. Best advice? Don’t assume. In Thailand, beauty is fluid, and so is gender. If you're unsure, enjoy the mystery—or just go with it.