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20 hours ago, georgegeorgia said:

So apparently so many Reg's ,it's fun for awhile isn't it ,moving to Thailand particularly Pattaya,then you find out there is no real friends,no family , No real love 

10 years ago I worked at a community college (I was not an instructor) in CA and I was surprised that there were many girls who were interested in me, even though I was in my early 50s. I heard a few times that they wanted to have sex with me (amazing beautiful girls). They just wanted to have fun with a handsome nice smiling man ???? . There were many hungry teachers as well, in different ages.
Here you have to pay, one way or another. Nothing is free. You will be lonely even though you have some people around you. 

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6 minutes ago, The Theory said:

10 years ago I worked at a community college (I was not an instructor) in CA and I was surprised that there were many girls who were interested in me, even though I was in my early 50s. I heard a few times that they wanted to have sex with me (amazing beautiful girls). They just wanted to have fun with a handsome nice smiling man ???? . There were many hungry teachers as well, in different ages.
Here you have to pay, one way or another. Nothing is free. You will be lonely even though you have some people around you. 

I don’t think you’re really cut out for teaching. Maybe try sanitation or some profession where you work alone, like accounting.

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I'm not ashamed to say I feel like this guy at times.

There's a number of younger expats in Thailand but they are mostly busy with work and I don't meet them often. The type of expat that tends to be available to be buddies with is fat old men that like to spend there time in bars shagging hookers. Which is fine but not my cup of tea.

So if you have no family and few friends in Thailand and no job life can get lonely pretty fast.

Finding good women can be a challenge. Most of the girls in apps are prostitutes or ladyboys.

There's a good video about loneliness I saw the other day that I will post below. 

I didn't realise the physical affects it has on people.

It is a common thing and I bet there's a bunch of Reggies in Thailand.

 

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22 hours ago, georgegeorgia said:

So some expats pay to be loved and have someone care for them?

Yes, although my wife loves me, and has her own small shop, I still give her an allowance, that way anything she wants its up to her to buy, easier for me to budget, no sudden expenses.

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7 minutes ago, ChrisKC said:

I have had at least three girlfriends that told me they loved me but didn't show it.

 

I have had four dogs during my life and none of them told me they loved me but they certainly showed i!

 

And I am NOT a human you need to avoid!

The ones that suggest such silly things in the first place are the ones you do need to avoid. 
If someone takes good care of their animals, they are likely to also take good care of you. It would be their nature. 

 

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20 hours ago, StayinThailand2much said:

It's weird to bring your own to a restaurant. If the tea is not good, why not order something else, and drink the tea at home.

I occasionally bring Old Bay crab and shrimp seasoning to Oishi to add to the hot pot.

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40 minutes ago, transam said:

If one doesn't like the marriage traditions of the country you want to live in, why come...?   ????

You might like to consider that not all women require all the marriage traditions to be met, especially as in the case of the OP, that of sinsod or dowry of any kind.

 

 

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11 minutes ago, ChrisKC said:

You might like to consider that not all women require all the marriage traditions to be met, especially as in the case of the OP, that of sinsod or dowry of any kind.

 

 

Of course, we are all individuals with individual thoughts, but, farangy's should fully understand traditions here, before they get involved....:whistling:

 

We always get the tough guy members spouting their "I give nothing" tosh, but do we really know they give nothing............????

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On 9/13/2023 at 5:31 PM, georgegeorgia said:

He came here to Pattaya he says and now is depressed , sits in his apartment all-day he can't meet a proper partner to love in Pattaya and he misses his weekly Bingo in Australia and his Lawn bowls 

That's on him. My last year in LOS I never had a woman at all, and was never lonely. There is so much to do in LOS that one is never going to find if sitting in the room. One has to go out and look.

Take up a hobby, work at an orphanage or such like. Plenty to do and meet people at same time.

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3 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

That's on him. My last year in LOS I never had a woman at all, and was never lonely. There is so much to do in LOS that one is never going to find if sitting in the room. One has to go out and look.

Take up a hobby, work at an orphanage or such like. Plenty to do and meet people at same time.

Do you regret leaving? 
We’re your financials really that bad that you couldn’t afford to stick it out?

It’s rare that I see a happy post from you, but you seem more engaged than earlier at least. 

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On 9/13/2023 at 6:02 PM, georgegeorgia said:

So some expats pay to be loved and have someone care for them?

It's not about "love" whatever that is. It's about having someone around, a warm body to wake up next to, being looked after ( depending on how much one wants to pay ).

Unless one is demented, one knows it's only as long as the money flows in her direction.

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Must say I too would be interested in thaibeachlovers story 

44 minutes ago, NextG said:

Do you regret leaving? 
We’re your financials really that bad that you couldn’t afford to stick it out?

It’s rare that I see a happy post from you, but you seem more engaged than earlier at least. 

 

 

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On 9/13/2023 at 4:39 PM, georgegeorgia said:

Can I just repeat that tommrrw is 

 

R U ok ? Day 

 

Please guys if your at traffic lights on your motorcycle particularly in Pattaya ask the next guy next to you  R U OK ? 

Well done george. Thanks for posting this today.

The catch-phrase 'R U Ok' is not meant to be what one says to people straight up (unless you have an intimate relationships that allows for such direct enquiry).

It is a key, a prompt, to take notice of and make contact with those around you to see how they are managing, coping in their lives.

I encourage those here who reply to such a post with cynical, dismissive, mocking and contemptive tones that they themselves are not doing Ok today.

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