Chiang Mai Nightlife Sapphic riot Bar🌈, we share each other, everyone is friendly and greets

I saw Sapphic Riot Bar on the way to Chiang Mai Night Market by motorcycle. The shop is small, and the atmosphere is good from the outside. The night market is boring, but this passing glimpse makes people miss it. So the straight girl decided to go back alone. At first, I was super socially anxious and uncomfortable, maybe because I was alone, maybe because I became a minority. The moment I sat down, I heard the boy next to me saying when I was a woman, which was a cultural shock from my first time going to a queer bar.

But as I played, I immersed myself in it. Everyone greeted and chatted very friendly. There was no staring, no speculation, no mansplaining. Everyone danced and sang happily, hugged naturally, told me jokes that straight is not allowed, and finally couldn't help but raise our arms and shout embrace queer! ! (Btw The interesting thing is that in the real queer group, no one thinks I am a lesbian, and I feel that I am finally understood. Sisterhood is powerful, always stand with the minority in any sense!