British Man Arrested for Sexual Assault of 6-Year-Old Thai Stepdaughter
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British Man Arrested for Sexual Assault of 6-Year-Old Thai Stepdaughter
You do know that this is Thailand, don't you? Mental health is a neglected and underfunded health care sector. As of July 2022, Thailand had only registered 845 psychiatrists and 1,037 psychologists, which works out to 1.28 psychiatrists and 1.57 psychologists for every 100,000 people. This is significantly lower than the world's average of 10.15 mental health professionals for every 100,000 people. Of that number, only a small number are trained and specialize in pediatric and adolescent healthcare. One must either be wealthy or be given priority to access a trained mental health professional. Children and adolescents aged 0–18 years in Thailand experience a high burden of poor mental health. One in 7 adolescents aged 10–19 and 1 in 14 children aged 5–9 are estimated to have a mental disorder (including developmental disorder). Suicide is the third leading cause of death of adolescents aged 15–19.1 Risk factors for poor mental health are also prevalent. These include exposure to violence, peer victimization and bullying, and loneliness and social isolation. Source: 1) Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, ‘Global Burden of Disease Study’, 2019 2) Strengthening Mental Health and Psychosocial Support systems and services for children and adolescents in the East Asia and Pacific region: Thailand country report 2022 Mental health treatment often consists of the dispensing of medication by GPs who do not undertake any psychological counselling or offer psychiatric treatment. A child sexual abuse victim requires the support of a trained mental health counsellor, typically a psychologist. Accessing this type of a professional is difficult for even those with the money to pay for the treatment. And no, specialized psychological treatment for child sex victims is not fully covered under the universal care plan. -
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Why Do So Many Foreign Men Still Marry Short-Time Girls?
Didnt someone start this same thread like a week ago? -
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Prostate surgery user reviews .... turp? rezum? other ?
My reading regarding prostate enlargement led me to find that doctors measured blood levels of testosterone and found them relatively 'normal', which was counter intuitive as bph was thought to be at least partly testosterone induced. Research I read dated as far back as 2005 documented the 'leaking' by gravity of testosterone into prostate tissues via dysfunctional blood vessels (described as varioceles - sp?) between testes and prostate, which increased local levels of testosterone levels hundreds of times and caused bph. Not certain if this led to PAE - prostatic artery embolisation - as a treatment, but I believe I read treatment of varioceles -if present - can also be achieved by surgery and may provide another bph treatment possibility. All this from memory and just to add to the discussion. -
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Why Do So Many Foreign Men Still Marry Short-Time Girls?
There are certainly women who make better life partners than others. But the problem is being fooled by the facade of polite society. I've met many women from polite society who on the surface and on paper appear to make good wives. But then 10 years into their marriage, they start straying and acting stupid or might hit you up for divorce for any number of reasons. Good luck finding signs of a 100% guaranteed good woman. -
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Why Do So Many Foreign Men Still Marry Short-Time Girls?
I believe in superstitions and ghosts. I have encountered ghosts. So for me, that would only strengthen the bond with them. -
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Has anyone managed to file the FIRST 90 day report online?
Yes, you can use an agent. Price depends on where you go. Varies wildly depending on the agent and location -
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I was absolutely mortified at what I witnessed yesterday.
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Why Do So Many Foreign Men Still Marry Short-Time Girls?
This post is about the question of marriage, which comes up quite often in conversations about expats in Thailand. I’m obviously referring to a possible marriage to a woman who works in the sex industry, specifically the ones offering short-term sexual services for money. While I have also indulged personally, I can’t imagine ever marrying one of them. When one sits down and speaks with these girls, it doesn’t take long for the average dude to realize what he’s dealing with. Many of them are skilled manipulators, adept at lying, and are very calculating in their overall approach to money extraction. They also know how to push a man's buttons to get what they want, whether it’s money, gifts, travel and/or marriage. These aren’t qualities I’d associate with someone who would make a good wife or genuinely care for you, your needs, or even be a trustworthy and reliable life partner. Another thing I consider is their background. Many short-time girls come from impoverished, rural, peasant-class environments. Their education is often minimal, and they generally know little about the world beyond their own limited life experiences in Thailand. Many come from broken homes where they’ve had to fend for themselves from an early age, which understandably shapes their worldview, survivalist instincts and agendas in ways that don't align well with what men seek in a life-partner. Emotionally, these women can also be challenging to deal with on a daily basis. Arguments over trivial matters can become frequent, as their level of emotional maturity and lack of intellectuality can get them stuck in a cycle of insecurity and jealousy. They may hold onto strange superstitions, have beliefs in old wives’ tales, and ghosts which can lead to further misunderstandings or clashes in perspective. This isn’t to say they’re “bad people” in any way, but rather that their life experiences and upbringing may not have prepared them for the type of relationship foreign men are hoping for. Another important consideration is the impact of their past work on their ability to form healthy relationships. If someone has spent years engaging with men purely through transactional relationships, where money is the driving factor, it can be hard for them to understand or value other aspects of a male-female partnership. Concepts like trust, emotional intimacy, and mutual respect might take a backseat to financial expectations. Additionally, working as a sex worker for an extended period can leave emotional scars or cause anger issues and psychological trauma that could become irreparable. The constant need to mask true emotions, deal with rejection or exploitation, and navigate an environment centered around money and power dynamics can make it difficult for them to trust, connect, or even open up fully in a long-term relationship. This emotional baggage usually weighs heavily on both partners, often creating friction and misunderstandings that become evident over time. So why do men fall for them? Is it loneliness, the thrill of saving someone, or simply the charm and beauty that these girls exude? Many short-time girls are experts at creating the illusion of affection and love. They are good at making a man feel special, even if it is just for a fleeting moment. Perhaps for some men, this simple hoax becomes addictive, and they mistake it for something real when it is not. Another factor could be a lack of understanding about the cultural and social realities that these women come from. Some men may feel a sense of responsibility or even pity and think they can “rescue” these women from their perils. But, more often than not, these relationships don’t end with the fairy tale type ending they envisioned. For those who marry these girls, the question remains: do they truly believe they’ve found love, or are they happy to settle for the bits of attention and care they feel they can’t get elsewhere? And then what happens if and when more serious financial dynamics of the relationship come into play? Many of these marriages seem to revolve around money, with the man acting as a provider and the woman expecting continued support for her and, often, her family. In my opinion, marrying a short-time girl is a gamble at best where the odds are rarely stacked in a man's favor. While there are exceptions, and some relationships do genuinely work out, the majority seem fraught with issues. These women, by the nature of their work and upbringing, are often ill-equipped to handle the demands of a long-term partnership in the way many men might have hoped for.
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