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I've seen it happen a few times myself. I've even seen guys go back to their original wives later after things failed with the Thai wife. It's all so desperate and pathetic.

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I have met a few who succesfully traded in their wife, or run away, and also one who regretted he ever came to Thailand, and Im sure there is more of the last, who ended up here in a restless lifestyle trying to cope with both the mentality and the culture. I have only 2 problems in Thailand, and it is the heat and the pollution. Both came sniking up on my slowly until I had enough. 

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4 hours ago, sungod said:

AI is a wonderful hing when it comes to constructing long open ended questions......

based on decades-old cliches.

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5 hours ago, FriscoKid said:

I've seen it happen a few times myself. I've even seen guys go back to their original wives later after things failed with the Thai wife. It's all so desperate and pathetic.

 

am, keen to flick my slag for a Jappa lady.

Thai's are over rated.

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8 hours ago, SoCal1990 said:

It’s something I’ve seen happen enough times over the years that it makes me wonder just how common it really is: A Western man moves to Thailand, when he's in his 40s or older, often on a job posting or for business, and he brings along his long-term foreign wifey from back home. Fast forward a few years, and that same guy has suddenly divorced the wife and married a much younger Thai woman.

 

I’ve personally known three or four blokes who’ve gone down this road, and it always leaves me with questions. Is this really a natural byproduct of moving to a place like Thailand where the women and cultural dynamics are so different from the West? Or is there something about Thailand specifically, its allure, the culture, or simply its sexual temptations, that causes the breakdown of these long-standing marriages?

 

From what I’ve seen, it often plays out in a similar pattern nearly every time. The man becomes enamored by the attention he receives from younger Thai women that are around him, especially when compared to the type of relations he's experienced within his Western marriage. Then, whether it’s the novelty or simply the allure of something “new,” he hastily leaves his wife for a relationship that seems fresh and exciting and that possibly makes him feel younger again.

 

But here’s the downside: It doesn’t always end well. Some of the dudes find that their new Thai wives aren’t at all what they had expected. Financial strain is common issue, as the new wife may be all about the money, financial support of her family, and/or a spendy lifestyle. In some cases, the man ends up in financial ruins, paying out at a level he can’t continue to sustain and gets drained of lots of his cash by his wife’s extended family.

 

And then there’s often the added regret later. I’ve seen men, years later, look back and wonder if they made a huge mistake. And I wonder if they would still be happily married to their original wives if they’d never moved to Thailand? Maybe the move itself exposed cracks in the marriage or perhaps it was simply the allure of a younger, more vivacious Thai girl that was enough to cause them to overlook the good thing that they were giving up?

 

Of course, this raises moral questions too. Is it even fair to uproot your spouse, bring her to a foreign country like Thailand, and then suddenly dump her for someone younger and local? Is that selfish, even cruel, or is it simply just the nature of life itself and how things can change.

 

But how common is this in Thailand, really? Is it a steadily repeating pattern among expats who move to Thailand with their Western wives? And do most of these men find true happiness in their new marriages, or do they eventually regret the decision to trade in an established and loving partner just for someone that feels new, exciting and a bit younger?

 

Been working in LOS for 35 years, seen this happen many times. And every case is different / quite different.

 

We had a family from Belgium living in our moo baht village (husband, wife 4 daughters - 19, 18, 16. 12). Posted here from the company HQ in Belgium.

 

Within 4 weeks of being here the husband moved out to live with his new Thai secretary. Still supported his whole family from Belgium.

 

Belgian wife (about 45 yo) eventually decided to take her own path and hired a handsome / hot 18 yo Thai escort boy from an agency (seen many times around the yard of the house, usually in just very short shorts).

 

She had money, she bought him out from the agency and paid him a good monthly salary. / This became public knowledge because she shared all the details with her 2 oldest daughters 19 and 18, including the full sex details and of course gossip was rife. Plus many times the 4 daughters

saw her on the sofa, in the kitchen preparing meals with her hands inside the boy shorts and his tiny bikinis. And more.

 

Eventually the young man got tired of this and disappeared.

 

So wife decided a new approach, she found addresses of small local Thai discos, went there and  approached young Thai teenage boys (was seen with underage Thai boys) and instantly put her hands down their pants and groped them and even sucked them in public.   

 

The 4 daughters decided this could not continue. They contacted their father and asked him to come home. He said no and refused to discuss the matter further.

 

The 4 daughters then did some research and found the contact details of the global HR director of their fathers company in Belgium. They called him and asked him to help them.

 

HR Director quickly flew to Thailand, spoke to the daughters who had by this stage not seen their mother for weeks, she had moved in with a hot Thai boy.

 

HR guy quickly got the facts, found a good Thai lawyer and then told the Belgian man his employment would be terminated in 1 week. 

 

Belgian man realized he had built a monster and dismissed his new Thai lover and arranged for himself and 4 kids to get back to Belgium quickly. 

 

Belgian wife had now heard the above details and apparently had realized this couldn't continue and asked for financial help from the company to get back to Belgium.

 

Meanwhile in Belgium the 4 daughters were living happily with an aunt they respected and who it seems was a good listener. Mother joined them.

 

Belgian husband now back in Belgium looking for work. His original company had spoken to the Belgian Embassy in Bkk and asked them to try to block the man from ever entering Thailand again. 

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My defacto in Australia was 3 years younger than me. OK  at first, increasingly got on my wick. Lazy, I did most of the cooking and washing. The final straw was getting a virulent UTI from her.

 

My Thai GF is 23 years younger than me. She does all the cooking, washing, and cleaning, and never has a headache if I am feeling frisky.

 

She is also a lot easier on the eye than my former defacto.

 

I did read somewhere Western couples in Thailand have a divorce rate 50% higher than in their home country.

 

 

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6 hours ago, sungod said:

AI is a wonderful hing when it comes to constructing long open ended questions......

yes, indeed: "hing" 

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30 minutes ago, cardinalblue said:

Because they can…in the West, only millionaires and above can attract younger women…it’s called where one resides on the food chain

Really !

I live in rented accommodation in the west and I will be 78 this month, I have a 32 year old girlfriend who loves me deeply, does everything for me and wants to do more, never asks for money, clothes, shoes or anything else.

She say's I am a handsome older man so I bought her a pair of glasses and she insists they are perfectly clear not clouded in the least

I am not a millionaire, far from it, mind you I do eat at the higher end of the organic food chain !!!!! 

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11 hours ago, SoCal1990 said:

Is this really a natural by-product of moving to a place like Thailand where the women and cultural dynamics are so different from the West?

 

Yes.

 

11 hours ago, SoCal1990 said:

Or is there something about Thailand specifically, its allure, the culture, or simply its sexual temptations, that causes the breakdown of these long-standing marriages?

 

No.

 

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3 hours ago, Ludzilla said:

almost all of them, some couples holds when mister have a white card to stuff whatever he wants.

 

 

Most of them do, but some couples stay together, when the Western wife allows him to sleep around with Thai girls?

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1 hour ago, cardinalblue said:

Because they can…in the West, only millionaires and above can attract younger women…it’s called where one resides on the food chain

 

This is the answer.  If 50 year old Western men back home could typically easily marry a 21 year old, they very likely would.

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Posted
9 hours ago, sungod said:

AI is a wonderful hing when it comes to constructing long open ended questions......

spot on

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11 hours ago, sungod said:

AI is a wonderful hing when it comes to constructing long open ended questions......

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7 hours ago, Will B Good said:

The clever one's do.

 

It never ceases to amaze me that some expats come over here and marry a woman who is the same age as their ex-wife in the West.

 

Some also seem to choose the fatter ugly ones too. Must be a habit from back home.

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5 hours ago, brewsterbudgen said:

How does one 'trade' a western wife?  Is there a market where this can be done?

IMO supply would vastly outweigh demand.

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