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Gay NightLife

Caroline

Caroline

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Indonesia has the largest Muslim population in the world, where the Islamic government has been working ruthlessly to oppress its LGBTQ community. Over the years, more anti-LGBTQ laws are being passed in Indonesia. Despite what's happening on the mainland, Bali continues to thrive, largely unaffected. Unlike the rest of the country, which has the largest Muslim population in the world, Bali is mainly Hindu a religion which is more tolerant of our LGBTQ family. Bali stands strong in the face of this rising tide of hatred towards our LGBTQ community in Indonesia thanks to its unique Hindu heritage and the diverse international community across the island. For LGBTQ travellers, Bali offers a tropical paradise, gorgeous beaches, world-class restaurants, plenty of welcoming gay hotels and an entire strip of lively gay hangout in Seminyak. Did you know Dyana Pura street, yes in this area really famous with Gay Club and bar. Hitting these places and those around them will almost guarantee you a "fabulous" nightlife experience, filled with fun entertainment and sexy shows. These venues can get crowded with gay and transgender locals, expats and holidaymakers as well as some straights and couples who simply want to experience their evening differently and have an overall fun time. Each bar offers a mix of cocktails, hilarious drag shows and sexy GoGo dancers throughout the night.


*My favorite is Mixwell Bar 😜👍
 
Caroline said:
Indonesia has the largest Muslim population in the world, where the Islamic government has been working ruthlessly to oppress its LGBTQ community. Over the years, more anti-LGBTQ laws are being passed in Indonesia. Despite what's happening on the mainland, Bali continues to thrive, largely unaffected. Unlike the rest of the country, which has the largest Muslim population in the world, Bali is mainly Hindu a religion which is more tolerant of our LGBTQ family. Bali stands strong in the face of this rising tide of hatred towards our LGBTQ community in Indonesia thanks to its unique Hindu heritage and the diverse international community across the island. For LGBTQ travellers, Bali offers a tropical paradise, gorgeous beaches, world-class restaurants, plenty of welcoming gay hotels and an entire strip of lively gay hangout in Seminyak. Did you know Dyana Pura street, yes in this area really famous with Gay Club and bar. Hitting these places and those around them will almost guarantee you a "fabulous" nightlife experience, filled with fun entertainment and sexy shows. These venues can get crowded with gay and transgender locals, expats and holidaymakers as well as some straights and couples who simply want to experience their evening differently and have an overall fun time. Each bar offers a mix of cocktails, hilarious drag shows and sexy GoGo dancers throughout the night.


*My favorite is Mixwell Bar 😜👍
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@Phoebe 😁
 
@Night Owl YOU have no idea... So why and what makes you think that is me?

AND more over a person can wear the opposites clothing and still be very much attracted to that gender's of the clothing they choose to wear, you really do at times sound like the typical West Aussie male, out with the Mates at the Como Hotel watching the game on the TV, while knocking back cold ones, when you team score a goal tap each other's asses and do chest pumps.. BUT a dude who wears female perfume is gay..
 
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