Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
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Re: Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
Tarndog wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2019 5:07 pm As for not wearing a shirt, that's part of the benefit of living in this climate. Wearing a shirt in my free time means the shirts need to be laundered, which I hate doing.
I've always said "If you got it, flaunt it. " So when I'm working out at riverside, or relaxing there afterward, sitting alone, I often go shirtless and the Khmer women love it.
99.99% of foreigners are probably jealous and thus acting as clothes police.
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Re: Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
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Re: Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
also available in singlet but since you don't like to wear t-shirts here is an alternative.Tarndog wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2019 5:07 pm As for not wearing a shirt, that's part of the benefit of living in this climate. Wearing a shirt in my free time means the shirts need to be laundered, which I hate doing.
I've always said "If you got it, flaunt it. " So when I'm working out at riverside, or relaxing there afterward, sitting alone, I often go shirtless and the Khmer women love it.
99.99% of foreigners are probably jealous and thus acting as clothes police.
success with the flaunting.
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Re: Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
Last trip I really enjoyed sitting outside by the Riverside and eating chef's salad at Deja vu restaurant but I kept getting a really strange feeling that I'd been there before!
Re: Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
Forget the hat, just get the tattoo.Artisan wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2019 7:45 pmalso available in singlet but since you don't like to wear t-shirts here is an alternative.Tarndog wrote: ↑Wed Mar 13, 2019 5:07 pm As for not wearing a shirt, that's part of the benefit of living in this climate. Wearing a shirt in my free time means the shirts need to be laundered, which I hate doing.
I've always said "If you got it, flaunt it. " So when I'm working out at riverside, or relaxing there afterward, sitting alone, I often go shirtless and the Khmer women love it.
99.99% of foreigners are probably jealous and thus acting as clothes police.
success with the flaunting.
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Probably a lot of the blokes sitting alone on the Riverside are probably on holiday. Expats don't hang there. As we know, Phnom Penh is hardly the most exciting place for day time activities.
Re: Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
Creepiness is in the eye of the beholder.
Re: Is it creepy to sit alone outside riverside bars and restaurants?
To each his own bro... Some are comfortable drinking alone and some enjoy an entourage..
Enjoy yo time and not worry so much about wat others are doing.. unless thats what u like..
Enjoy yo time and not worry so much about wat others are doing.. unless thats what u like..
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Some of us are strong and independent and self sufficient, self reliant and self confident. The rest need to surround themselves with people to fill the void.
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