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Is It Better to ‘Rent’ Companionship In Thailand Than to Commit?


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I kept a  live out mistress for years - I paid her car and loom and she came 'round in the afternoons for carnal purposes and then left. You could argue that is empty but I tried the live together with someone else for 3 years and had a fight every time I wanted to go out of my apartment and when i came back. House arrest is a punishment for a reason.

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22 hours ago, The Cyclist said:

If renting is your thing, rent away.

 

If commitment is your thing, find someone and commit away.

 

What works for some, may not work for others.

Agreed. During my "adjustment" time in Thailand, I was a fat boy in a candy shop. The first 8 months of retirement, I tested the various scenarios. Varied partners in varied locales (Pattaya, Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Udon Thani), girl on retainer (2-3 times a week), University girl visiting over the weekend but ... In the end, perhaps due to habit or my personality, I found I favored a steady companion sharing my life so ... 13 years on, happily married to a traditionally raised Thai girl 26 years my junior (OK, I am ancient). Happy camper retired in Thailand.

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6 hours ago, Hummin said:

Im sure you are happy with that, and you have never complained about your status Q, so I respect that. Really! 

 

But there is so many who continously complaining, and make excuses for who they are, and what they do, when they really wanted to be something else, or do something else. If people want change, they have to do the job and commit

I really wanted to be a porn star in Japan, but I'm not Japanese. Is that an excuse or a reason?

 

There is nothing wrong with complaining and it can be cathartic. The Duke of Wellington reportedly said he was happy when his men complained, but when they stopped he worried.

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5 hours ago, mokwit said:

I kept a  live out mistress for years - I paid her car and loom and she came 'round in the afternoons for carnal purposes and then left. You could argue that is empty but I tried the live together with someone else for 3 years and had a fight every time I wanted to go out of my apartment and when i came back. House arrest is a punishment for a reason.

Empty is good. It usually avoids the descent into raw hatred and locking the bedroom door for fear she would murder me in my sleep.

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On 12/11/2024 at 11:37 AM, quake said:

 

Long term relationships cost more than renting. 

But none of them are free, in the long run.

 

 

100% correct!

We all pay for sex - one way or another. 

It's the way of the world.

The minute or second just one banknote leaves your pocket, enroute for some female, whatever that banknote is for - you are ultimately paying to get into her knickers.

Girlfriend, would-be girlfriend, wife, mistress, gik, hooker, friend - the end result is the same.

There is no difference!

you get what you pay for - you pay for what you get.

And deep down - we all know that.

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38 minutes ago, Bundooman said:

100% correct!

We all pay for sex - one way or another. 

It's the way of the world.

The minute or second just one banknote leaves your pocket, enroute for some female, whatever that banknote is for - you are ultimately paying to get into her knickers.

Girlfriend, would-be girlfriend, wife, mistress, gik, hooker, friend - the end result is the same.

There is no difference!

you get what you pay for - you pay for what you get.

And deep down - we all know that.

Surely this can't be? There are so many people on here claiming their GF/wife pays for everything herself.

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By far the majority of the posts in this topic reveal the damaged state of that same majority who have chosen to impose themselves on Thailand or who have  retreated to comment negatively from afar  while refusing to acknowledge they are failures from within their home origins yet insisting on superiority in all things.

 

 

 

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Posted
19 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Sounds yummy, but you'd be mad to marry one.

Agreed. Did not work out in any case ...

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19 hours ago, thaibeachlovers said:

Sounds yummy, but you'd be mad to marry one.

...especially as they throw out the uniform when they leave Uni.

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15 hours ago, 0ffshore360 said:

By far the majority of the posts in this topic reveal the damaged state of that same majority who have chosen to impose themselves on Thailand or who have  retreated to comment negatively from afar  while refusing to acknowledge they are failures from within their home origins yet insisting on superiority in all things.

 

 

 

Where are you in that definition?

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Posted
18 hours ago, connda said:

Even if you commit, you're still "Renting Companionship."

Just nother excuse for being socially impaired 

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15 minutes ago, 0ffshore360 said:

Not in that majority.

Of course.

 

You are like someone standing in the Old Thermae looking around him at the other people there thinking they are the dregs of humanity whilst failing to understand he appears as just the same in the look around of the people he considers the dregs of humanity.

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18 hours ago, 0ffshore360 said:

By far the majority of the posts in this topic reveal the damaged state of that same majority who have chosen to impose themselves on Thailand or who have  retreated to comment negatively from afar  while refusing to acknowledge they are failures from within their home origins yet insisting on superiority in all things.

 

 

 

Do I detect a whiff of a superiority complex?

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1 hour ago, Hummin said:

Just nother excuse for being socially impaired 

I was happy being socially impaired, and then I went and got married. HUUUUUUUGE mistake. Much better being socially impaired, psychologically and financially.

 

Marriage is not the answer. IMO it's the doorway to hell.

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9 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

I was happy being socially impaired, and then I went and got married. HUUUUUUUGE mistake. Much better being socially impaired, psychologically and financially.

 

Marriage is not the answer. IMO it's the doorway to hell.

So am I correct about damaged peeps?

Is being correct superior?

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19 minutes ago, thaibeachlovers said:

I was happy being socially impaired, and then I went and got married. HUUUUUUUGE mistake. Much better being socially impaired, psychologically and financially.

 

Marriage is not the answer. IMO it's the doorway to hell.

Marriage is not a good solution for everyone, just tired of hearing the generalized opinion from those who made mistakes, and can not be in healthy relationships,  dragging everyone down in the mud, comparing their experiences to their own. 

 

Just respect people have different experience. Is that to much asking for? 

 

A marriage is a understood partnership, supposed to be contributing for both in a positive way.

 

Give and take

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13 minutes ago, 0ffshore360 said:

So am I correct about damaged peeps?

Is being correct superior?

No, thinking you are superior is being a 'rissole'

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1 hour ago, thaibeachlovers said:

I was happy being socially impaired, and then I went and got married. HUUUUUUUGE mistake. Much better being socially impaired, psychologically and financially.

 

Marriage is not the answer. IMO it's the doorway to hell.

Not being sarcastic, but didn't you marry a prostitute? If so, your sentence should read,

"marriage to a prostitute is not the answer. It's the doorway to hell."

Most would agree with that.

 

 

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