RSD1

I would say you are being way too polite. He's a sociopath with obsessive compulsive disorder, combined with delusions and a very confused sense of self.

Post a new photo of your bowling alley.

Yes, all of Pattaya.

Weaker by the minute. Nobody cares what you think. As I said, go have a lie down and a rethink. All your posts have negative emoji reactions from others. The people have spoken.

Weak.

You mean in America? https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/herpes-hsv1-and-hsv2 Fifty to 80 percent of American adults have oral herpes (HSV-1), which causes cold sores or fever blisters in or around the mouth. Genital herpes, caused by HSV-1 or HSV-2, affects one out of every six people in the U.S. age 14 to 49.

You should take a time out. Go have a lie down and cool off. You have obviously become obsessed with this topic and most of your myriad of useless posts are focused on denigrating others. Pretty pathetic.

Again, sorry for your loss. Hopes and prayers.

Many useless and pedantic posts trying to parse the small differences between the meaning of the terms sexpat, sex tourist, sexigrant, monger, lecher, etc. But, at the end of the day, they are all just labels that carry a similar meaning and the same condescending tone. The purpose of this topic clearly is to point out that judgment shouldn't be passed or labels stuck onto people for doing what they choose to do with themselves in Thailand. I'm surprised how few of the many posts made here are actually addressing the OP and the broader issue of the use of a label to unjustly judge and define someone else's lifestyle choices. Most of the posts here seem more interested in debating the correct use of terms, which is more or less irrelevant and not really what people should be focused on. I think the real point here is that nobody should judge anyone else, especially when you haven't ever walked a day in the other person's shoes.

Sorry for your loss. Hopes and prayers.

Sure you do. And all those steroids you take only seem to make you more boring.

Nope, not great, no friends. Unlike you of course. An expert on everything and a true legend in your own mind. Reading your long, boring, trite, and self-absorbed posts, I can only imagine you have tons of friends and are the life of any party. Olé.

Oh gawd, another boring and pedantic list maker.

That's all you got? How disappointing.

Sheesh. Do you wanna know what color underwear I'm wearing too?

That's the most confusing bowling pin set up I've ever seen.

No boats here. But you stick with your rancid grape juice because you don't know any better. Enjoy!

For me it's definitely the Markets, Temples, Elephants, Traditional Massages, Pad Thai, Culture, Friendly Locals, Beaches and Nature. Nothing else.

Was that an attempt to speak English?

I don't have photos of them. But their names are Noi, Nit, Nam and Nok.

Really, you can't fix me?

4 bottles of rancid grape juice. Ugh.

Projecting as usual.

All the reasons that many of us are here are all the same reasons that we should leave.

If this is not considered a traitorous act and a violation and dereliction of presidential duties during an unprecedented domestic health crisis, then I don't know what is: As the coronavirus tore through the world in 2020, and the United States and other countries confronted a shortage of tests designed to detect the illness, President Donald Trump secretly sent coveted tests to Russian President Vladimir Putin for his personal use. Putin, petrified of the virus, accepted the supplies but took pains to prevent political fallout — not for him, but for his American counterpart. He cautioned Trump not to reveal that he had dispatched the scarce medical equipment to Moscow, according to a new book by Washington Post associate editor Bob Woodward. Putin, according to the book, told Trump, “I don’t want you to tell anybody because people will get mad at you, not me.” https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/trump-secretly-sent-covid-tests-to-putin-during-2020-shortage-new-book-says/ar-AA1rTpf7