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I have been trying to study this subject for a while now, and would like to hear (briefly if possible) from guys who have married much younger women in Thailand, and are now reasonably happy and content (both of you), the exact reasons why you seem to have made it, and why so many other marriages of unequal age unfortunately crash and burn.

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With a 17 years younger woman in her late 20's, she is still looking for overly romantic love and shows of passion and .. zzzz. I think they are healed / cured once they get a kid they can spoil and show love to. With older women, less need for the CONSTANT texting and I-love-you-so-much's. 

 

The nice thing is they both take care of you quite well, but seriously, that way too passionate teenage love can sometimes be bothersome! I understand those girls get disappointed in the love that may seem one-sided for them.

 

I had the fortune of never having a gf or wife who was too interested in my money. They all said they don't care about it, never really asked about my financial status. I've never had a bar girl, so maybe that explains it. So I don't think that is a reason to make or break a relationship.

 

As sanemax mentioned, try to avoid the father-daughter relationship, I think those girls need romance, not a dad :)

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10 minutes ago, sanemax said:

It was quite clearly a personal opinion , it was so clear that it was a personal opinion,it really wasnt necessary to state as much .

  Yes, there are plenty of male felangs who act like teenagers and I did say that that would help in the relationship .

  Thank-you for advising me what I should have wrote , now may I give you some advice ?

How about you stop telling other people what they should do and searching posts for something you consider to be "biased" and unfair and looking for all inclusiveness ?

Can I give you some advice ? stop giving others advice about giving advice because you were pulled up on the veracity of your statement.

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1 hour ago, CanadaSam said:

and are now reasonably happy and content (both of you),

it appears all the answers coming from 1 side only, they should ask their partner's opinion,  thus a better way to assess the relationship

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2 minutes ago, sanemax said:

I do think that its the younger generation , they have become used to reading everything on-line and expect a link to everything , they just dont understand that some people still think and have their own opinion about things .

   (Disclaimer ^That is just my opinion and not a link postable fact )

I don't think so, look at the übercorrect vocabulary used, the intention on such use of language on forums like this are to display intellectual superiority. Cannot keep up with that as I'm a non-English native speaker ???? 

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6 minutes ago, ratcatcher said:

 Not all bar girls are gold diggers 

Why they at the bar? To do the sex with the old tourist? You think they like that?

I think you are wrong. They want money.

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1 hour ago, OneMoreFarang said:

I think more important than the age difference is the age of the girl/woman when you start the relation.

My gf was 16 when I met her. I was her first boyfriend ever.

And I didn't have a bad conscience because she told me she was 18. I only found out 2 years later when she was really 18.

We had our ups and downs but all together we are happy together.

I think an important part why the relationship works is that she has no bad-influence-friends. She doesn't play with facebook and all that crap. She does not even miss her phone if she forgets it at home. That definitely helps a lot.

so your gf was underage?   And you were how old?   And you know, if an American, American laws apply to you here.  

 

I let you respond before I continue....  

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