Right now I’m staying at a budget design hostel in Osaka. After staying at an expensive, high-end hotel in Ginza, I decided to scale back my accommodations for the rest of the trip. This is my first time staying in a hostel and I’ve decided that from now on, I’m only crashing at hostels when I travel.
Hostels are affordable, convenient, and have a lot more of the comforts of home available for free or for a minor fee than a regular hotel does. How many hotels provide you with real tubes of toothpaste?
I spend most of my day sightseeing and then partying into the night; so I don’t need any place fancy to sleep. The fun part is when I do hang around the hostel, there are tons of other hot guys like me from around the world that I can hook up with…to compare notes with and stuff like that. Oh, here comes one now, got to go!
>> That’s the whole point, I’m breaking the ‘Asian Stereotype’.
and then what, you turn into the living ‘american stereotype’??
No when you break a stereotype it allows people to see our (human beings) similarities instead of focusing our differences. Stereotypes helps reinforce racist ideas; every time I break a barrier it gives those people one less argument to use.
If that’s the case, then I’d stay at amy hostel you stay at. 😉
Are the Japanese you met more top or bottom or both? hehe
They are the same as every one else.
I love hostels……they smell of sex……that as not happened…….
I know what you are gonna say……” not happened ???”
Trust me lots of sex happened at the hostel.
Peter…I’m sure you are tired of hearing it…..but I love the way you are…I love the message you are sending….I love your energy…..as another guy in this world….I am proud of you and what you do……I know it’s not easy……but I love it…..thank you for being a positive thing ….as a part of my day….luv you
humbleless is not really an asian trait you inherited, is it?
That’s the whole point, I’m breaking the ‘Asian Stereotype’.
you naughty boy! lol.
how many guys are around there?
for me, hostels are ok, but I’m still more of a hotel person.
Let’s just say I was never lonely.