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17 minutes ago, bwpage3 said:

If you have trouble finding and meeting a decent woman in Thailand, honestly you need to question yourself?

 

Many on this forum married over 20 years is evidence they are out there.

It’s not a problem to find in a general sense, but what I’m looking for is. I don’t think there’s a problem in me, but I just haven’t found what I’m looking for. How many are married to those who have a college degree and can support themselves? I am looking for someone equal to myself from the economic situation. I’m also looking for some more human qualities in a woman, the same thing I offer. I am not looking for children aged 17-18. I prefer 25 to 35.

1 hour ago, Catkiwi said:

"I don't know if it's up to me or pure coincidence, but all the Thai girls / women I met had the traits listed below".

Your words, not mine, don't try to worm your way out of making that all about your experiences. I also doubt you would be able to stretch anything, let alone an old women ????

Meeting someone does not mean being with someone.

17 hours ago, bwpage3 said:

Hard to believe that in a country where foreign males have so many choices, so many men cannot seem to choose a good one.

 

Maybe the problem is them?

 

To move 10,000 miles away from your home and get divorced or dusted up by a Thai woman?

 

You can only blame yourself for being that stupid.

Who talked about divorce? But, yes, that would be too naive.

17 hours ago, Catkiwi said:

So you have trialed the whole gamut 18 - 60? Who needs some phycological profiling here? How many of the 60 year old Lady's did you <deleted>? ????.  Seriously,  you are obviously choosing your product from the bargain basement or just too stupid to realise that it may be just you. I have met many, many Thai ladies, none of whom have any of the negative type traits that you have listed. Sort out a new demographic for your survey. 

Didn't you think that 18-60 isn't all my personal experiences but someone else’s experiences I've had a chance to see or are you stupid so you think I’m stretching 60 year old women?????

We didn't understand each other well. I wasn’t just talking about girls from bars and massage parlors and I wasn’t just talking about girls from Thailand, but I was thinking about highly educated girls and girls who are Thai and semi-Thai in the USA and Europe and who grew up outside their home continent.

This is an example of a beautiful young girl in Thailand. The look I love. Very similar in appearance to the Cambodian girls, only she is lighter-skinned and I guess she is taller and bigger.

Good, old hard worker at 01:20. I don't think she's a Vietnamese woman. I would say Hmong woman first and then Indonesian woman. I know people in southern Vietnam have darker skin because of the sun, but it looks like a mixed race.

40 minutes ago, Swiss1960 said:

Po dva slučaja griješite.

• Prvo, prekršili ste autorska prava osobe / agencije koja je snimila i objavila slike. Svaka slika ima autorska prava koja pripadaju fotografu ili osobi (pravnoj ili privatnoj) koja je naručila slike. Korištenje slika za javnu upotrebu (sa ili bez financijskog interesa s vaše strane) bez pristanka vlasnika autorskih prava i / ili nenavođenje izvora vaše slike predstavlja kršenje zakona o autorskim pravima u gotovo svim zemljama svijeta. Na Tajlandu je kršenje autorskih prava  kazneno djelo prema Zakonu o autorskim pravima  iz BE 2537
• Drugo, slika svake osobe zaštićena je zakonima o privatnosti podataka i zaštiti podataka, bilo da je ovo GDPR (Opća uredba o zaštiti podataka) u Europi ili PDPA (Zakon o zaštiti osobnih podataka BE 2562 ) na Tajlandu. Kako se na slikama koje ste objavili mogu prepoznati ljudi, prekršili ste zakone o zaštiti podataka objavljivanjem slike na način koji nije predviđen za originalni poster. Činjenica da su ove žene postavile svoje slike na web mjestu NE daje vam pravo da na drugim web stranicama upotrebljavate njihovu identifikacijsku sliku.

Jednostavna i jednostavna kriminalna kršenja tajlandskih zakona. Ako postoji tužitelj, mogli biste završiti s vrućom vodom i Thaivisi bi se moglo naložiti da svoj identitet sudu da za nekoliko minuta od podnošenja tužbe.

You enter in a Google search engine "Thai girls" and you will find these pictures. No private profiles, agencies and the like.

Have the administrator delete the photos, if not allowed.

31 minutes ago, n00dle said:

Im sad youncant see it. Go back and read the post where you asked about the psychology of Cambodian women.

 

Are you looking for a woman or a dog?

I don't think it's a good comparison. I just relayed what I was told, and I asked for confirmation or negation. I treated every girl with dignity.

27 minutes ago, n00dle said:

Maybe not illegal, definitely cringe worthy.

Why?

So if I come across a little, dark-skinned girl, there’s a good chance she’s Cambodian?

What are the psychological differences between Cambodian and Thai girls?

I received a recommendation that Cambodian girls are much more loyal, attentive, obedient than Thai girls. But I also got a warning that it is much harder to break up with a Cambodian girl because divorce is something very negative in Cambodia, much more negative than in the rest of Asia, and pay special attention to behavior towards other girls and other little things because they are much crazier than Thai girls when they are jealous.

How popular are pangasius fillets in Thailand? Have you seen him in street food?

Is it part of the original Thai cuisine? it should be, because fish inhabit the waters of South and Southeast Asia

In order not to open food topics every now and then, I decided to make a general topic for all forum user for questions about Thai food.

For starters, I have two questions.

1. What is the best Thai brand that produces sriracha?
I use Pantai Norasingh. Is it well positioned on the manufacturer’s scale?

2. What is the most popular Thai fruit?
I think they are: mango, pineapple, watermelon, apple (often used in street market), guava and coconut.

6 hours ago, Skallywag said:

You cannot offer "support in every sense" if you struggle to make good money IMO.  So your statement of "wants" contradicts itself.  If you enjoy each others companionship and enjoy doing some of the same activities, that is a start.

Love is a gamble, love everlasting is possible for some but not everyone.  There are always problems/difficulties that must be worked out and families to deal with which can put a strain on any relationship.

Good luck.  Stay safe

 

Hahahha This song is very dear to me.

I think that can be solved. Language can be learned. In Japan, most girls want to learn a foreign language to be “closer” to their partner.

In the west, I had girls who met all the criteria I still look for. Why do you think it is impossible to find in Thailand? Maybe in other Asian countries?

Since a lot of people have quoted me and since there are some ambiguities, I will explain my earlier comment.

By “good” girl I meant a moral girl. Not a bar girl, faithful, honest, not to lie, not to want just my money.

I’m not rich, I make good money for the standard, but I’m not rich.

In return, I offer love, fidelity, sincerity, support in every sense, but I also ask for the same.

I just want to be with a girl who won’t be with me because of money, it’s a superficial and questionable relationship.

What is with squid, Scorpaena scrofa, Sardina , Salmon , Pangasius , Trout , cod , Hake  fish? Is it popular food?

3 hours ago, Oxx said:

 

That reference comes without any citation and, apparently, has been pulled out of someone's rear end.  It's worthless.  There is no commercial grapefruit production in Thailand.  It's probably confusing grapefruit with sômˑoo (pomelo in English) - a totally different fruit.

Yes, it can be.

When it comes to vegetables: broccoli - 43, cabbage - 27, cucumber - 26, potatoes - 98, garlic - 21, tomato - 76, eggplant - 43, mushrooms - 50, pumpkin - 10, corn - 21, green beans - 5 , rice - 6, shannon - 43, asparagus - 5, peanuts - 48.

Does this list seem okay?

Do you perhaps know which vegetables are popular in Thailand? Rice, asparagus, anything else? Is eggplant popular?

9 hours ago, Oxx said:

I don't know where you got those rankings, but they're highly suspect.  I've never even seen a grapefruit in Thailand, and the only lemons here are imported.

 

You also appear to be overlooking some of Thailand's most exported fruit:  durian, mangosteen, longan.

 

Anyway, this link might help you:  http://ap.fftc.agnet.org/ap_db.php?id=818

https://www.atlasbig.com/en-us/countries-grapefruit-production

On this list Thailand is on 8th place.

Thank you for link. ????

1 minute ago, torturedsole said:

Have you researched why LOS doesn't export the aforementioned fruits?

Maybe because it doesn't grow or grows in very small quantities and that's why it's not on the world list.

I am looking for the position that Thailand occupies in the export of certain fruits and vegetables.

So far, I have researched that Thailand does not export: peach, apple, pear, nectarine, cherry, blueberry, plum, fig, currant, raspberry, strawberry, kiwi, avocado.

Thailand 's position according to the world rankings: pineapple - 4, mango - 3, papaya - 12, banana 28, grapefruit - 8, lemon - 19, watermelon - 44, grapes - 51.

Further search results for: muskmelon, lime, orange, cranberry, pomegranate, clementine, blackberry, mandarin, kiwano, carambola, kumquat, pomelo.

I would ask anyone who wants to help to leave links showing export results for their fruit in particular. Thank you.