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10 Reasons you left your homeland to live in Thailand

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1 minute ago, sanemax said:

Most females do have vaginas whatever Country you go to and prostitution exists in most Countries

Yes i agree with that, but how many young western women would allow old farts to use them?

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21 minutes ago, sanemax said:

Most females do have vaginas whatever Country you go to and prostitution exists in most Countries

but its all about the price you have to pay to get into it ! :smile:

I did not care which country I moved to - it just had to be warm, all year round.  My boyfriend chose this place.

 

I have been here over 3 years now and love it.  Do miss work though.

 

Still have house in England - no plans to go back permanently -------- yet.

 

I have seen too many people move to another country, something happens and they want to return to the UK but find house prices have risen since they left and have to move to a smaller place or go north.  I lived on the south coast where prices for a small 2 bed-roomed place are extortionate.

1 hour ago, brewsterbudgen said:

Bored with my job in the UK.  Always fancied myself as an English teacher.  The CELTA course was much cheaper to do in Bangkok than in London.  Got offered a job in Bangkok straightaway.  Now earning more here, after 13 years, than I could doing the same thing in the UK, and married (although not to a Thai) with a kid.  

 

May go back though, for the kid's sake...

I was earning 6,000-7,000bht/day as a freelance teacher in UK high school (retirement job).

Don't think I could earn that here doing the same thing.

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20 hours ago, EVENKEEL said:

2 reasons only - Birds everywhere and get to get pissed all day:burp:

Gees, I thought I was reading Steven100s post here.:burp::cheesy:

when you love someone its natural to want to live with them in the same country, everything else you have here is a bonus, well mostly

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10 hours ago, gk10002000 said:

Can't argue with that.  Just walking around or sitting around, I see a dozen Miss Universe's a day.  The challenge is to find a place with good clean beaches for swimming.  I love Phuket and karon beach.  A shame Pattaya and Jomtien are so bad water wise

If you haven't been to Nai Harn in Phuket, you are missing out, its a quiet destination about 30 minuted out, but the water is pristine, and is best spent from early morning till late afternoon.

1 hour ago, uffe123 said:

Used to be a good place but now food prices are comparable with my home country,  cheaper to live in my home country now, so after 20 yeas saying good by to all the hassles of living here 90 day reporting etc. In the U.S you get a green card and they don't make you report like a criminal . Scammers everywhere, military seizing property? No rights at all, 4th class citizen. Wont live long breathing the filthy air. eating vegetable and fruit sprayed with paraquat. Beaches so filthy you cant walk for the garbage and swim at your own risk. Might as well swim in the clongs of Bangkok, not so far to drive.

So tell me again what is good about this place?

 "and they don't make you report like a criminal".

 

I agree completely with that, but the good still outweighs the bad here. But then

I am from the UK.

1 hour ago, sanemax said:

Most females do have vaginas whatever Country you go to and prostitution exists in most Countries

"prostitution exists in most Countries".  Is there any country where it doesn't exist?

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2 hours ago, uffe123 said:

Used to be a good place but now food prices are comparable with my home country,  cheaper to live in my home country now, so after 20 yeas saying good by to all the hassles of living here 90 day reporting etc. In the U.S you get a green card and they don't make you report like a criminal . Scammers everywhere, military seizing property? No rights at all, 4th class citizen. Wont live long breathing the filthy air. eating vegetable and fruit sprayed with paraquat. Beaches so filthy you cant walk for the garbage and swim at your own risk. Might as well swim in the clongs of Bangkok, not so far to drive.

So tell me again what is good about this place?

The country life for some, i.e. away from what you are experiencing.

 

I do Phuket and Pattaya on alternate years, and after a week, I can't wait to get back to the country side, because I see the change every time I go.

 

Each to their own and sometimes we have to seek and find alternatives, i.e. when I first came to Thailand in 2007 for a holiday, I saw Phuket for what it was, but when I saw the country and the life people have here, I said, that is me, so the plan and savings then followed, 8 years later I realised my dream, no regrets, and never want to go back to where I came from, i.e. Sydney, leave that place for all those who want to extract as much as they can from the welfare system, while the tax payers pay through the nose and then get shafted when they move overseas for a better life, i.e. if you allow them to shaft you that is, because careful planning can make you have a great lifestyle here without having to pay any tax back in the old country, the so called "Lucky Country" :partytime2: 

7 minutes ago, 4MyEgo said:

If you haven't been to Nai Harn in Phuket, you are missing out, its a quiet destination about 30 minuted out, but the water is pristine, and is best spent from early morning till late afternoon.

i will look it up.  thanks

19 hours ago, HLover said:

Thank you teacher.

I appreciate your irreverence, you remind me of me. 

 

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Just now, gk10002000 said:

i will look it up.  thanks

Do try to keep it a secret otherwise the flood gates will open :sorry:

1 hour ago, colinneil said:

Yes i agree with that, but how many young western women would allow old farts to use them?

I think many would Colin, if they were getting houses bought for them, and all the other financial advantages.

But like many Thai women, they would still eventually seek their sexual satisfaction with younger guys.

1 hour ago, colinneil said:

Yes i agree with that, but how many young western women would allow old farts to use them?

Depends on their bank account obviously.

1 hour ago, MaeJoMTB said:

I was earning 6,000-7,000bht/day as a freelance teacher in UK high school (retirement job).

Don't think I could earn that here doing the same thing.

I'm just a TEFL teacher, having worked in business for 25 years before I came to Thailand.  Doing corporate TEFL and IELTS/IGCSE/TOEFL exam preparation, and IELTS examining, brings in around 80-100,000 a month.  I've looked into doing TEFL in the UK and it pays less, plus a lot of work is seasonal.

1. Headhunted from my home country

 

There were no other reasons. 
 

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2 hours ago, uffe123 said:

Used to be a good place but now food prices are comparable with my home country,  cheaper to live in my home country now, so after 20 yeas saying good by to all the hassles of living here 90 day reporting etc. In the U.S you get a green card and they don't make you report like a criminal . Scammers everywhere, military seizing property? No rights at all, 4th class citizen. Wont live long breathing the filthy air. eating vegetable and fruit sprayed with paraquat. Beaches so filthy you cant walk for the garbage and swim at your own risk. Might as well swim in the clongs of Bangkok, not so far to drive.

So tell me again what is good about this place?

 

For we Aussies LoS is at most only an 8 1/2 hour flight,  convenient and cheap to holiday any time of the year. 

I do have a regular Thai lady who's very compatible, speaks good English and has a good career in BKK, so the question always begs, why not relocate? 

Then I'm reminded of the corrupt cops, pollution, population density; noise; low farang status level (government wise) and currency exchange variable. 

Additionally I'm reminded of the personal attrition on farangs, when I see the too numerous morbidly obese bar fly Ex Pats.

 

In Australia I'm fortunate to live in the country, near great beaches, national parks; and easy going country town lifestyle. 

Good friends,  great Veteran benefits (lost if overseas) Medical and Dental; government guaranteed Banks; clean water and food;  efficient pollution control; and political stability. 

 

For me there's too much compromising and quality loss to live permanently in Thailand.  

If I was a Brit, European or American I'd probably think differently though.  

 

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2 hours ago, catman20 said:

pussy ??????????

Very,very true.

 

Wrestling with 120kg behemoths with tattoos and an attitude problem became somewhat tiring so I chose 40-60 kilo femme fatales instead.

 

My..my..what femmes..what  fatales.

 

20 hours ago, Peterw42 said:

1.Lek

2. Suparada

3. Nok

4. Nid

5. June

6. Warunie

7. Wanlapa 

8. another Lek

9. Joy

10. Ling

 

Ling= classic 

 
For we Aussies LoS is at most only an 8 1/2 hour flight,  convenient and cheap to holiday any time of the year. 
I do have a regular Thai lady who's very compatible, speaks good English and has a good career in BKK, so the question always begs, why not relocate? 
Then I'm reminded of the corrupt cops, pollution, population density; noise; low farang status level (government wise) and currency exchange variable. 
Additionally I'm reminded of the personal attrition on farangs, when I see the too numerous morbidly obese bar fly Ex Pats.
 
In Australia I'm fortunate to live in the country, near great beaches, national parks; and easy going country town lifestyle. 
Good friends,  great Veteran benefits (lost if overseas) Medical and Dental; government guaranteed Banks; clean water and food;  efficient pollution control; and political stability. 
 
For me there's too much compromising and quality loss to live permanently in Thailand.  
If I was a Brit, European or American I'd probably think differently though.  
 

All that waffle to get a flame in at the end.


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2 minutes ago, HLover said:

Ling= classic 

Gawd yeah..Nok..sigh..

 

You preferred Ling over Porn?

 

Or Noy in the middle?

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46 minutes ago, possum1931 said:

I think many would Colin, if they were getting houses bought for them, and all the other financial advantages.

But like many Thai women, they would still eventually seek their sexual satisfaction with younger guys.

 

"But like many Thai women, they would still eventually seek their sexual satisfaction with younger guys."

 

I tend to agree with you to a point,  Thai girls 18 to 30 age bracket certainly prefer guys around their age; but those TG's in their mid 30's and up know the clock is winning and in LoS they're already considered "old".

I believe that favors the older farang looking for a steady relationship, and/or play pal.  

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2 minutes ago, Kimber said:

 

"But like many Thai women, they would still eventually seek their sexual satisfaction with younger guys."

 

I tend to agree with you to a point,  Thai girls 18 to 30 age bracket certainly prefer guys around their age; but those TG's in their mid 30's and up know the clock is winning and in LoS they're already considered "old".

I believe that favors the older farang looking for a steady relationship, and/or play pal.  

Sure.

 

Just this morning I was confronted by the usual menopausal Australian women with a chip the size of Ularu on her shoulder..

 

"Where have you been living..?"

"Thailand"

"Sin city huh?"Sneer.

"Sure..millions of beautiful women and I chose Sin."

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3 minutes ago, Odysseus123 said:

Sure.

 

Just this morning I was confronted by the usual menopausal Australian women with a chip the size of Ularu on her shoulder..

 

"Where have you been living..?"

"Thailand"

"Sin city huh?"Sneer.

"Sure..millions of beautiful women and I chose Sin."

 

Good for you mate,  Farang women hold no interest for me nowadays. 

I was married to a menopausal women and it was hell;  IMO they should be put down at 49,  strangely enough I know a good Veterinarian who feels the same way I do  555

3 minutes ago, Kimber said:

 

Good for you mate,  Farang women hold no interest for me nowadays. 

I was married to a menopausal women and it was hell;  IMO they should be put down at 49,  strangely enough I know a good Veterinarian who feels the same way I do  555

Hi Kimber,

 

It is a fun thread and I like the honesty and it is good for a laugh.

 

Now that I am back in my home country (medical reasons) I detect two reactions..

 

Aussie males.."err..err..sigh.."

Aussie females.."Oi'll jest pick yer up an' wring yer bloody neck!"

 

Your Vet friend was probably very experienced in handling bovines..:smile:

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– – Could afford to retire at 55 if I came to Thailand and my funds would last me until the day I died, and then some.

 

– – Medical reason for ceasing work.

 

– – Getting older and was feeling the cold even more.

 

– – If I retired early in my home country, most of my friends would still be working so not a lot of company during the daytime.

 

– – Saw my future as a pensioner in my home country and didn't like what I saw.

 

– – Girlfriends at my age were non-existent unless I wanted one the same age, and I don't like them my age!

 

– – Wining and dining regularly would have been expensive after giving up my well-paid role and would have eaten into my savings.

 

– – Wanted a change and was prepared to move countries for it.

 

– – Had experienced Thailand and thought it would be worth a try.

 

– – Nightlife non-existent in my country for someone my age.

13 minutes ago, Odysseus123 said:

Hi Kimber,

 

It is a fun thread and I like the honesty and it is good for a laugh.

 

Now that I am back in my home country (medical reasons) I detect two reactions..

 

Aussie males.."err..err..sigh.."

Aussie females.."Oi'll jest pick yer up an' wring yer bloody neck!"

 

Your Vet friend was probably very experienced in handling bovines..:smile:

 

Any day I'm in town or city I'm reminded of the despicable state too many farang women have become. 

 

I'm still tempted to pack it all in, and relocate to LoS, time will tell. 

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Just now, Kimber said:

 

Any day I'm in town or city I'm reminded of the despicable state too many farang women have become. 

 

I'm still tempted to pack it all in, and relocate to LoS, time will tell. 

Kimber..

 

Well..as I say..I have not slept with a Caucasian women since the 20th century and I am only 19 years old!

 

Try that as a pick up line in Oz-I double dare ya!:post-4641-1156693976:

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