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4 hours ago, tgeezer said:

  It is normal for a partner to expect to keep what they have in spite of losing their partner.  Many people get married for security,  by caring for your partner well, you are fulfilling that requirment while you live and by leaving her the house you are doing it after you die. 

That'a about tbe size of it!

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In these area/country, without going into the culture, Security for females is important and needed. That said, you have the financial resources so it is up to you to set the conditions under which you will care for your Thai girl. If she is not happy with those conditions, she should look elsewhere. Yes, concern for her, a real need to support her...but always within what you can sustain, otherwise you are setting up for a failure over time. After 5 years, you should have enough sense of the culture and both th3 good and the bad possibilities.

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1 minute ago, wwest5829 said:

In these area/country, without going into the culture, Security for females is important and needed. That said, you have the financial resources so it is up to you to set the conditions under which you will care for your Thai girl. If she is not happy with those conditions, she should look elsewhere. Yes, concern for her, a real need to support her...but always within what you can sustain, otherwise you are setting up for a failure over time. After 5 years, you should have enough sense of the culture and both th3 good and the bad possibilities.

In which country do females not like free houses?

 

(or males for that matter)

 

 

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1 minute ago, Justfine said:

In which country do females not like free houses?

 

2 minutes ago, Justfine said:

In which country do females not like free houses?

Financial security in countries without old age social security increases the need....but then, you would already know this.

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The question is more does she make you happy?  The fact that she is looking for security does not surprise me.  Most women in any culture are looking for the same.  She is more looking at the fact that eventually, you may leave for that nicer place before she does and what will happen to her.

 

I would just roll with it.  Do you have a will.  If so show here what she can expect to get when you pass on so that she knows.  remember she is a GF and not covered under marital laws.

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52 minutes ago, wwest5829 said:

In these area/country, without going into the culture, Security for females is important and needed. That said, you have the financial resources so it is up to you to set the conditions under which you will care for your Thai girl. If she is not happy with those conditions, she should look elsewhere. Yes, concern for her, a real need to support her...but always within what you can sustain, otherwise you are setting up for a failure over time. After 5 years, you should have enough sense of the culture and both th3 good and the bad possibilities.

good post.  for a Thai woman the important things are security and appearances.  Security means Gold and Property,  and appearances is the willingness of her partner to provide her with the things she knows cannot be taken from her in any event.  Most would not even be impressed by being beneficiary on life policy or pension... these are concepts foreign to most Thais. It's just part of integration with their culture,  if you try to circumvent it it usually doesn't go well. 

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2 hours ago, Justfine said:

You're old

She's younger

 

Of course she's in it for the house

 

 

Whilst this is possibly true, how do you know?

He may be a young guy and she may only be a year or two younger.  

You don't know that he's old and she is much younger.

 

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5 minutes ago, seancbk said:

 

Whilst this is possibly true, how do you know?

He may be a young guy and she may only be a year or two younger.  

You don't know that he's old and she is much younger.

 

"Now she asked me if she can get my house (7-8 m) when i die."

 

Either old or terminal illness or she is thinking 40 years ahead.

 

 

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Just now, Justfine said:

"Now she asked me if she can get my house (7-8 m) when i die."

 

Either old or terminal illness or she is thinking 40 years ahead.

 

 

 

He referred to her as his girlfriend, maybe she's trying to see if he intends her to be his last girlfriend (i.e she becomes the beneficiary of his will) or if after a few years he plans to break up and find another young woman to date.


 

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Just now, seancbk said:

 

He referred to her as his girlfriend, maybe she's trying to see if he intends her to be his last girlfriend (i.e she becomes the beneficiary of his will) or if after a few years he plans to break up and find another young woman to date.


 

Odds on he's old.

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you said, Girlfriend correct not wife?

Why would she think she should be entitled to your house especially after breaking your heart????

I would have immediately said no without a second thought ... Anyone with a once of common sense would never consider giving their house to an ex-girlfriend!   

Absolutely Astounding that you are even thinking about giving your home to someone that will more than likely no longer be in your life within the next year!!!!

 

tell her if she wants your house you should get married see how she reacts to that.

 

 

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Feel for you fella but when you take on a woman you have to take care of them . As for the house you may think you own it but you don’t as a farang is not allowed to own a property in Thailand . If you are as miserable as you sound maybe it is time to make a split with her . Whatever you decide I wish you well .

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