camper star Posted Friday at 10:21 AM Posted Friday at 10:21 AM I really ponder upon this matter due to a Thai lady has entered my life on a very poverty level, yet a level of understanding that ones belief in themself is and can be the virtue of a bank account that is small and has no bearing of a genuine relationship. Your thoughts. 2 2
Popular Post BritManToo Posted Friday at 10:23 AM Popular Post Posted Friday at 10:23 AM 7 minutes ago, camper star said: Your thoughts. My thoughts are GG has got himself a new account! 4 2
CharlieH Posted Friday at 10:52 AM Posted Friday at 10:52 AM You need to stop posting topics basically repeating the same question. A genuine connection often thrives on mutual understanding and shared values rather than economic circumstances. It's important to appreciate the inner qualities she brings into the relationship, such as resilience and self-belief. These attributes can create a strong foundation for a meaningful bond. I also think you are overthinking the whole situation and overanalysing. 1
BangkokReady Posted Friday at 02:14 PM Posted Friday at 02:14 PM 3 hours ago, camper star said: I really ponder upon this matter due to a Thai lady has entered my life on a very poverty level, yet a level of understanding that ones belief in themself is and can be the virtue of a bank account that is small and has no bearing of a genuine relationship. Your thoughts. I tried to do a bit of translating for you: Is it possible for a 72 year old man to have a relationship with a Thai lady, even though his income is only from social security? I often ponder this issue, due to the fact that a Thai lady has entered my life, who is basically living in poverty. However, she seems to have the attitude that the confidence and belief one has in themselves can be more important that the amount of money they have in their bank account, which really has no bearing on a genuine relationship. What do others think about this? Personally, I would think that even a guy on social security can give this woman a better life, and that is why she is interested in this man. Unless you can verify your income and hers, and whether she is asking you for any kind of payment. As I said before, you need to be a little more clear and direct, if you want to get decent replies. 1
scorecard Posted Friday at 02:55 PM Posted Friday at 02:55 PM 38 minutes ago, BangkokReady said: I tried to do a bit of translating for you: Is it possible for a 72 year old man to have a relationship with a Thai lady, even though his income is only from social security? I often ponder this issue, due to the fact that a Thai lady has entered my life, who is basically living in poverty. However, she seems to have the attitude that the confidence and belief one has in themselves can be more important that the amount of money they have in their bank account, which really has no bearing on a genuine relationship. What do others think about this? Personally, I would think that even a guy on social security can give this woman a better life, and that is why she is interested in this man. Unless you can verify your income and hers, and whether she is asking you for any kind of payment. As I said before, you need to be a little more clear and direct, if you want to get decent replies. Let's not forget the value to both of them in terms of companionship, concern etc., let alone a few extra Baht.
BangkokReady Posted Friday at 04:18 PM Posted Friday at 04:18 PM 1 hour ago, scorecard said: Let's not forget the value to both of them in terms of companionship, concern etc., let alone a few extra Baht. Absolutely. I think there's always a possibility that it might not be completely about money. Thailand seems like the kind of place where age is far less of an important factor in a relationship, so it's totally possible that a woman could find a man 17 years older than her to be a reasonable prospect, even if he only has a modest income. Especially considering that a woman 17 years older than a 72 year old man is no spring chicken herself, and is unlikely to be beating men off with a stick. Single women over about 30 or 40 tend to be quite active in looking for a man (if they want one), so who knows? Add to this the fact that Thai men probably show little interest in older women, and it's really all to play for. I think the OP is maybe feeling a little insecure, but perhaps doesn't want to be direct about it, so he's posting multiple vague threads on the same topic and asking for "thoughts".
swissie Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago The OP has a great opportunity to find out if this love is real: Tell the lady that he is living on a very limited income. Depending on the reaction of the lady, he will know "what is what". No more guesswork needed. 1
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