Everything is smaller in Thailand

[Expat68]

Disagree with some of comments.  Young thIs are actually quite tall.    Some roads are large.                      Cows especially buffalo are big.      Food you can ask for a big  portion.                                    Getting expensive in Thailand.        Some houses very big

 

 

 

 

 

Edited May 16, 2022 by Expat68

[RocketDog]

14 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

Some women prefer smaller. Some consider a smaller size to be a plus.  Less wear and tear. Less pain for some. And I guess less pleasure for others. Depends on the gal and her anatomy. 

 

I enjoy having been blessed with some heft. I have no idea how guys feel about being really small. Are they resentful? Would be fascinating to hear some opinions. I think I would find it embarrassing. I have no idea. I have found some gals love a big one. Just depends. I am sure how good a lover a man is has alot to do with it. 

It's not how deeply you fish but how you wiggle the worm.

[RamenRaven]

26 minutes ago, fittobethaied said:

It obviously correlates with average height.

 

[RamenRaven]

20 minutes ago, Expat68 said:

Disagree with some of comments.  Young thIs are actually quite tall.    Some roads are large.                      Cows especially buffalo are big.      Food you can ask for a big  portion.                                    Getting expensive in Thailand.        Some houses very big

You can always find some counterexamples.

 

But on average? It's pretty obvious.

[Caldera]

When I first came to Thailand, one of my first impressions was that common sense seems to exist in shockingly small quantities only.

 

I'm not so sure if I'd have the same impression nowadays though, as common sense has been in rapid decline all around the world. 

[BritManToo]

My savings are definitely smaller.

[RocketDog]

Smaller/lower (all in general terms) :

Water quality

Air quality

Trade craft expertise

Public interest in other countries and cultures

Building standards

Commodity goods quality

Sanitation standards

Education levels

Incentives and opportunities to improve skills

Numbers of knowledgeable/truly helpful sales people

Law enforcement

Concern for life

Government and commercial service standards

Quality goods availability

Banking services and deposit insurance

Health insurance quality

Food quality (herbicides/pesticides)

Auto repair/service standards

Web site usability or even presence

 

 

That said, I'm still here and plan to stay. Shangri-la is a myth.

 

I could generate a list just as long of good things, but that's not the current topic.

 

[StevieAus]

11 hours ago, Lacessit said:

It was an interesting experience for my Thai GF in Australia, she commented on how everything was bigger. People, houses, meals, distances, trees. Native wildlife, she freaked out seeing a wedge-tailed eagle at full wing span.

Her biggest culture shock came when we drove from Cobar to Broken Hill,and thence to Mildura. No houses or people, where are they?

I guess her perspective was also influenced by her weighing 41 kg soaking wet.

I think most people visiting Australia have some difficulty coming to terms with the vastness of the country and distances between cities.

Years ago you used to hear stories  of the Japanese tourists arriving in Cairns thinking they could go down to Adelaide for a game of golf and be back for tea.

With the land I suppose we have been lucky that generally houses are not jammed together and you have a reasonable size garden.

Unfortunately with people many are going the way of those in the US and UK grossly overweight,of course I see that creeping in here as well.

[Lacessit]

10 minutes ago, StevieAus said:

I think most people visiting Australia have some difficulty coming to terms with the vastness of the country and distances between cities.

Years ago you used to hear stories  of the Japanese tourists arriving in Cairns thinking they could go down to Adelaide for a game of golf and be back for tea.

With the land I suppose we have been lucky that generally houses are not jammed together and you have a reasonable size garden.

Unfortunately with people many are going the way of those in the US and UK grossly overweight,of course I see that creeping in here as well.

IMO you can put it down to just three brands - Maccas, KFC, and Pizza Hut. In Thailand, eating that garbage is also regarded as a status symbol.

[brianthainess]

13 hours ago, rott said:

It's a silly heading fo a silly topic, his was an inevitable and obvious response.

To answer your question, why? Some people think that stating the bleedin' obvious is funny and clever. 

In case you didn't notice this is posted under "Fun and entertainment'' If you have no sense of humour then Pish off.

[brianthainess]

17 hours ago, RamenRaven said:

Anything else you can think of?

Smaller Minds.

 

[NanLaew]

15 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

I enjoy having been blessed with some heft.

Thanks for sharing (I think).

 

15 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

I have found some gals love a big one. Just depends. I am sure how good a lover a man is has alot to do with it. 

If you have only ever had a "big one" (we'll take your word for it BTW), how can you possibly pass judgement on how the rumpy pumpy goes for a bloke with a "small one"? Are all 'ladies parts' the same size then? Good "lover"... sheesh.

 

Another myth. Now pay close attention. It's got nothing to do with how we (think we) perform at all. A starfish will always be a starfish.

 

 

[NanLaew]

36 minutes ago, brianthainess said:

17 hours ago, RamenRaven said:

Anything else you can think of?

Smaller Minds.

I agree. The average farang's mind seems to shrink the longer they stay here.

[1FinickyOne]

1 hour ago, RocketDog said:

Shangri-la is a myth.

huh? I thought it was a hotel... 

[actonion]

Their mouths are not smaller though

[peter zwart]

15 hours ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

Are you comparing the size of your penis to Thai guys or Westerners ?

Are you "blessed with a large penis in Thailand and regular size in the West, or is yours big compared to other Westerners ?

Ho ho, Please don't generalize the westerners. A recent study published on this forum showed that the Dutchman (place 6) was distancing himself from the rest of the westerners. As an example we had England in place 63. So it's the Westerners minus the Dutchman.

[Expat68]

1 hour ago, RamenRaven said:

You can always find some counterexamples.

 

But on average? It's pretty obvious.

I came to Thailand for the first time in 1990, there were no KFC, McDonalds, etc., the ladies were far, far smaller back then

[LukKrueng]

18 hours ago, RamenRaven said:

Not sure what you mean. Like you want to say that certain body parts are also smaller? ????

 

17 hours ago, ezzra said:

I have found also that the ladies' parts in Thailand are tight and small...

And that is probably the reason so many Farangs come here. To feel SO BIG

[NanLaew]

4 minutes ago, Expat68 said:

I came to Thailand for the first time in 1990, there were no KFC, McDonalds, etc., the ladies were far, far smaller back then

Nope. The sister-in-law has always been a big 'un.

[peter zwart]

13 hours ago, Sparktrader said:

Still more fun than West. West is very bland. Nightlife is rubbish. Pubs are pokies.

I could not agree more. The west is grown to a very boring place with way to many rules and nagging and spoiled behavior, fat ladies with a very big mouth, expensive prices etc etc. With all the mentioned "short" comings in Thailand, its still a much better place to be then in the West. (+the Netherlands)

[NanLaew]

15 minutes ago, peter zwart said:

I could not agree more. The west is grown to a very boring place with way to many rules and nagging and spoiled behavior, fat ladies with a very big mouth, expensive prices etc etc. With all the mentioned "short" comings in Thailand, its still a much better place to be then in the West. (+the Netherlands)

Meh... give me a tall, loud, assertive and opinionated Dutch girl any day over these bland, Thai 'up to you' fake princesses.

Edited May 16, 2022 by NanLaew

[peter zwart]

11 minutes ago, NanLaew said:

Meh... give me a tall, loud, assertive and opinionated Dutch girl any day over these bland, Thai 'up to you' fake princesses.

Any experience with a Dutch lady?

[Expat68]

17 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

Door frames and stairwells.  I hit my head all the time especially walking down from a higher floor at the massage shops.

I never have had that problem or beds being too small????

[spidermike007]

1 hour ago, NanLaew said:

Thanks for sharing (I think).

 

If you have only ever had a "big one" (we'll take your word for it BTW), how can you possibly pass judgement on how the rumpy pumpy goes for a bloke with a "small one"? Are all 'ladies parts' the same size then? Good "lover"... sheesh.

 

Another myth. Now pay close attention. It's got nothing to do with how we (think we) perform at all. A starfish will always be a starfish.

 

 

I am only reciting what I have been told by many Asian woman. That they prefer smaller. That is all. 

[digger70]

15 hours ago, Lacessit said:

It was an interesting experience for my Thai GF in Australia, she commented on how everything was bigger. People, houses, meals, distances, trees. Native wildlife, she freaked out seeing a wedge-tailed eagle at full wing span.

Her biggest culture shock came when we drove from Cobar to Broken Hill,and thence to Mildura. No houses or people, where are they?

I guess her perspective was also influenced by her weighing 41 kg soaking wet.

Had about same response when we went back to Oz for a holiday.

[Burma Bill]

20 hours ago, RamenRaven said:

Anything else you can think of?

For me, the height inside a railway carriage/bus fitted with overhead fans - I had to duck to avoid being scalped!!

[khunPer]

20 hours ago, RamenRaven said:

Anything else you can think of?

Yes, something about 4 inch...

 

However, bamboo is bigger, at least compared to bamboo in my home-country...????

 

A Thai bamboo craftsman once asked me about the size of bamboo in my country, which I told him, and draw the size. He was thinking for a while, then he concluded: Thailand small girls, big bamboo - farangs, big girls, small bamboo...????????

 

And by the way, railway gauge is also smaller, only one meter...????

Edited May 16, 2022 by khunPer

[SAFETY FIRST]

20 hours ago, RamenRaven said:

Anything else you can think of?

The ladies 

 

I prefer the petite ladies, bloody beautiful, can't get enough of them. 

 

The women back home are getting bigger and bigger. It's quite strange the females are getting more and more masculine and the males are becoming more feminine. 

 

What's going on, so lucky to live in this wonderful land........Thailand. 

 

Beauties everywhere. 

Edited May 16, 2022 by SAFETY FIRST

[NanLaew]

1 hour ago, peter zwart said:

1 hour ago, NanLaew said:

Meh... give me a tall, loud, assertive and opinionated Dutch girl any day over these bland, Thai 'up to you' fake princesses.

Any experience with a Dutch lady?

Of course. How about you?

[mcl2504]

18 hours ago, TooBigToFit said:

Finally Thailand is morally smaller when it comes to human rights and a lot of things.  It could be bigger and better but again it's trapped in apathy from leadership.

 

 

My Thai tutor gave me such a good lesson on Thai culture regarding this exact issue. Thailand is rightfully proud never to have been colonized. But that also meant that Thailand missed out on Western values being forced onto the country. My tutor says that Thais (and other southeast asians) are both traditionally and currently very laissez-faire about everything to do with sex. It's a live-and-let-live attitude. *But* the last time the country eagerly looked to the West for an example was during the Victorian times. So the rich and the powerful adopted Victorian attitudes, which have never been, perhaps I could say, updated. There's a big disconnect, she says, between the rigid intolerance of the elite and the far more progressive attitude of most of the population.

 

Of course, sexual rights are only a small subset of the larger moral picture, and I don't have any insights on the other issues involved.

 

Just thought I'd share the views of my tutor, a well educated Thai whom I respect very much.