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Come on man! You've shared the toilet habits of your ex-Muslim girl, to a very personal level. Where do you P4Pin Thailand? You're trying to give this impression that you're a cut above, by suggesting that you never pay for it, and then expect everyone here to believe you. I've been in several exclusive relationships, and I'm in one currently, but I've done plenty of "playing" in the past and in between. If you can afford it, it can be a very exciting way to live. You don't have to make excuses; stop the BS and get out and enjoy it. You only live once, and your "brother" will probably retire before you expire. I'm sure if I was still dating Western women my age, my "brother" would have retired long ago.
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This is your second reply to my reply, so I'll reply once to both of your comments. You made a thing about your partner being Muslim, even adding that she was not a practising Muslim and that she was ultra-clean. It gives the impression that you think Muslims are cleaner than most. Using public hand basins in public toilets to wash your ass after defecating is disgusting anti-social behaviour. I don't think further explanation is necessary.
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You're the "disillusioned dotard" suggesting that everybody's situation is the same. I knew there would be some "dotard" commenting as you did when I made my post. My Thai girlfriend is half my age (33), has no children, has a good job, works 6 days a week, owns a car, motorcycle, and an apartment, has a university degree, and doesn't cost me a dime. Even better, she has never had a foreign partner before me, just one Thai partner. I've never had such a dedicated girlfriend in my life, of any nationality. There's a reason for this. I've been in Thailand for 20 years, and know how to find independent women. Finding a good partner takes a lot of effort, trial and error. The only negative is that she doesn't speak much English. Good English speakers have normally had too much experience with dotards such as you who think the only way to get a Thai woman to touch you is to pay. I've had women in their 40s paying for dinner when we go out, in expensive restaurants. There are a lot of lonely Thai women looking for real relationships who will make dedicated partners. Thai women have no hangups about sex either. I would ask her if she would like to go to the bedroom to "play". She replies "up to you" LOL. The golden rule is to never "date" a woman who has ever been a sex worker, but that rule applies to Farangland too.
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Are you saying that your Muslim girlfriend would use the hand basins in the public toilets to wash her ass? That's disgusting. I wait until I get home to wash up. She uses a white towel to check her ass's cleanliness. What's wrong with using disposable white tissue paper? Let's not pretend that all Muslims are clean. I can often smell them at a distance from their profuse sweating under their heavy garments. It's like they haven't washed their clothes for many days.
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LOL. It's clean enough. According to revised estimates, there are 30 trillion human cells and about 38 trillion bacteria in the human body. Estimates of Bacteria and Cells in the Body https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4991899/#:~:text=Thoroughly revised estimates show that,and about 38 trillion bacteria. (the link titles feature isn't working)
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It has more to do with age than anything else. My Western partners from decades ago when I lived in Farangland are now in the 60 - 70 age group. The youngest Western girlfriend I ever had would be 55 now, and 18 years old when I met her. I would have no trouble dating grandmas back in Farangland if that were my desire. Dating a lady in her 30s is not possible in my home country. The reality for older expats is not a comparison of Western women vs Thai women, but a comparison of 60 - 70-year-old Western women to 30 - 40-year-old Thai women (the age group I aim for).
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That's an interesting point. Decades ago when I lived in Farangland, I didn't give it a second thought that we were all running around with dirty asses LOL.
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I was also suprised to hear this. There's nothing important to keep safe in my account and I wouldn't care if someone hacked it. I suppose some members hell bent on post counts who live on this forum 24/7 might be upset if they lost their accounts.
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He's not my leader and I don't spend a lot of time posting here and reading the crap that the Trump haters post. I only replied to you because you because you called me "numpty" and made it personal. My post wasn't directed at you, but the psychotic Trump haters and not by name. If that doesn't apply to you, there's no reason to respond. And now you're doubling down by suggesting that I might be a "girly type", which is quite pathetic and meaningless. You need to get a life and get off this forum... It's messing with your head.
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Very sure, but to landlines only for that price. Good for banks and government departments. https://www.true.th/truemoveh/site/international_service/international_call/00600?ln=en
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I use my True/Dtac SIM to call bank landlines in Australia, using the 00600 code. 1 baht a minute is cheap enough to listen to 45 minutes of "hold music" on the odd occasion a call becomes necessary. The US is 1 baht a minute too, so I'm sure the UK will be the same price.
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Future Uncertain for Retiree Bank Accounts in Thailand
JensenZ replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I'm in the other camp. I prefer using cards and other electronic payments including QR over cash. It doesn't hurt as much and I have a record. I don't know why people have problems with using cards. I hardly touch cash these days and haven't for many years. -
Future Uncertain for Retiree Bank Accounts in Thailand
JensenZ replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I'll confirm for the bank I use and won't speak for them all. The OP mentioned a 15-baht fee for a QR payment with the Bangkok Bank. -
Future Uncertain for Retiree Bank Accounts in Thailand
JensenZ replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
I can confirm that QR code payments are free with my K-Bank account. -
Is It Just Me, Or Are Thai Staff Getting Ruder By The Day?
JensenZ replied to SoCal1990's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
I haven't noticed any decline in table service in restaurants over the 19 years I've been here, in Pattaya, at the places I frequent. The franchise restaurants are just as friendly as they have ever been, and markets around town are still friendly, whether you speak Thai or not. I did have a surprising experience yesterday at the main Fascino branch on Pattaya Nua. I went up to the counter to pay for my items, placed them on the counter, and waited for someone to serve me. I counted 9 staff behind the counter, most wearing bright orange uniforms. No one served me until I asked if there was someone who would. When I asked them if I was invisible, they apologized. I was the only customer there at the time. They seem way overstaffed. I don't know what they all do. This is a one-off experience, but at Fascino they used to bug you when you entered the store, and I prefer to be left alone when shopping there. -
Is It Just Me, Or Are Thai Staff Getting Ruder By The Day?
JensenZ replied to SoCal1990's topic in ASEAN NOW Community Pub
And don't eat local Thai steak rare or you might end up with tapeworms. I got them from rare roast beef in Big C. There is a solution for people who want to eat rare Thai beef - freeze it for 24 hours to kill the cysts in the meat. Of course, this only works for meat you cook yourself at home. -
I will support and will always support the cheapest prices, wherever I find them. I buy for my benefit, not for the benefit of the sellers, wherever they may be.
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"China will dump stuff to Thailand"? Look around (Thailand), China is and has already been dumping, for many years. Who cares about stuff from the US when you can get everything from China, usually with free shipping?
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Filipina's Viral Video Criticising Thai Women Sparks Backlash
JensenZ replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Spot on. Anyone who thinks both countries are poor must have been travelling both countries blindfolded. Thailand is not a poor country at all, unlike the Philippines, which is very poor. They aren't even close. The biggest difference is the population and median age. In Thailand, the median age of about 72 million people is just over 40, whereas in the Philippines, the median age of about 116 million is 24. This means that there are a lot more young ladies looking for foreign support. In the Philippines, a man of any age can easily find a 20-year-old without children to marry, whereas, in Thailand, it's mainly the single mothers in the 30-plus age category looking to marry foreigners. The Filipinos marry foreigners mainly because their (Huge) families are dirt poor. In Thailand, it's single mothers struggling to survive after being abandoned by their husbands. It's a different ball game. In the Philippines, you'll be dating ladies 10 - 20 years younger than in Thailand. Of course, there are exceptions, but this is the general state of affairs.