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sipi

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  1. If you happen to end up in Wongchumpu (total population 100) I can introduce you to some of my wifes family.

    The problem is, they all have wonderful caring Thai boyfriends who have six-pack stomachs, good jobs and look after them.

    Never mind.

    Edit. That is Sipi in the background and his son being nursed..

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    Spoilt for choice

    Nice girls. I am sure there are plenty more around.
  2. I just googled "genealogist thailand" out of curiosity and it bought up a good list of resources.

    I think a good genealogist would be better than a PI (and might even do it for free).

  3. I tried to date girls around 18-30 in Isaan and it is extreme hard. Virtually impossible if you can't speak fluent Thai. And then, they say "ask my boy", so you can be sure that 99% have a yaba tattoed boyfriend. And the ones who like to date are the ones that are on holiday from Pattaya.

    But what I noticed is that there will be sometimes offers to be a mia noi and that comes mostly from the "inner circle" of one's wife.

    I speak pretty decent Thai.

    I guess I could be some bored housewife's plaything. Trying everything once, eh?

    You don't qualify, but give it a go anyway.

    Life is cheap.

  4. Let's get one thing straight here, our partners deserve to have their own money.

    Deserve?

    What if they gamble?

    What if they give it away to their deadbeat brother (who wrecked our house, my motorbike, sold my clothes and furniture when we went away, etc)

    My wife can earn all the money she wants and give it to her family, or gamble with it, or whatever, but she doesn't deserve mine because she hasn't proven to me that she can handle it responsibly.

    So, please don't set my rules for me.

    They deserve to have their own money and do what they like with it regardless of where they get it. Who are we to keep then pennyless? Even prisoners get pocket money.
  5. Do we ever really know each other, even the ones we have known in the flesh for years?

    I was at the funeral of a friend I have known for ages the other week.

    "Henry was a gifted piano tuner, and he joined the circus and trained as a trapeze acrobat...." (complete with a projected visual display of photos)

    Really, I never knew that.

  6. The concept of a "housekeeping allowance" goes back centuries. Google it.

    Anyway, I am the sole income earner and pay for everything. The Mrs doesn't get paid an allowance, however I give her cash (or she helps herself), and she has her own bank accounts.

    Let's get one thing straight here, our partners deserve to have their own money.

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