One of the problems you face is the reluctance of many Thai women in Thailand to be seen with foreigners for fear that fellow Thais will assume they are a prostitute. This reluctance also applies to other countries in the region. I can only advise that you persevere in the hope that you meet someone who is less concerned about this issue, as I was fortunate to do many years ago.
In 5 years time there will be approximately 400 million more people/consumers on Earth. In so-called developed countries we will continue to be told we need an ever increasing birth rate so that more people can be taxed to cover the rising increase in social costs. The poor in less developed countries will get poorer still, and wildlife will continue to disappear as their former territory is taken over by humans. Meantime, those of us who advocate for measures to reduce the birth rate will be told to shut up and go away.
This doesn't make sense I'm afraid. I have no idea what you are trying to say. I fully appreciate, however, that English may well not be your first language.
If I was Putin I would be thinking today's UK would be an easy target, however UK is a nuclear power and a permanent member of the UN Security Council which should deter him.
What facilities ? We already pay tolls to use main roads, we pay for medical treatment, and for electricity and auto fuel, and for food. Street maintenance and lighting perhaps ? Your thoughts would be appreciated.
A number of British judges are regularly betraying the British people. They have an agenda to undermine British culture and traditions, and to demean British history. And they are succeeding.
I doubt much will change in the next five years. In fact I doubt that war, hunger and disease will ever disappear. We humans are made up of both good and evil, and mostly experience both pain and pleasure in varying degrees during our lives.
Personally I'm not much bothered by people smoking in public. Having said that I far prefer the smell of cannabis smoke to the smell of cigarette smoke.