I meet many farang men in Thailand and many Harbour a lot of resentment toward western women.

 

I personally don't, and still bang as many as I can get my hands on.

 

But to those who have been burned by a western woman in the past, was that why you moved to Thailand? Is that why you think Thailand is some kind of utopia, when in fact it isn't?

 

Are you still that bitter about western women in general that it clouds the rest of your judgement and moral compass?

 

Curious.

 

Mark.

Western women are crap after 28yo

3 minutes ago, Harrisfan said:

Western women are crap after 28yo

But how about before 28?

 

I banged a 26 year old German bird on Phi Phi.

 

She was about 18 stone like but still 26..

 

Mark.

Yes I hate them. 
 

Especially after getting used to Thai good manners. 
 

And their genitals are a lot bigger than their Thai cousins units. 
 

The last one I went down on the clitoris nearly choked me. I was gagging.

1 minute ago, MalcolmB said:

Especially after getting used to Thai good manners

What are these then?

 

Mark.

2 minutes ago, MalcolmB said:

Yes I hate them. 
 

Especially after getting used to Thai good manners. 
 

And their genitals are a lot bigger than their Thai cousins units. 
 

The last one I went down on the clitoris nearly choked me. I was gagging.

That was a penis

I cannot be bitter as Iam still married to one, she will be the last though.

 

 

2 minutes ago, MalcolmB said:

Yes I hate them. 
 

Especially after getting used to Thai good manners. 
 

And their genitals are a lot bigger than their Thai cousins units. 
 

The last one I went down on the clitoris nearly choked me. I was gagging.

Probably a bloke, chap........

1 minute ago, MalcolmB said:

And their genitals are a lot bigger than their Thai cousins units. 

 

   Sounds like your knob is too small for Western woman and that's why you went to Thailand ?

5 minutes ago, Cornish Pasty said:

I meet many farang men in Thailand and many Harbour a lot of resentment toward western women.

 

I personally don't, and still bang as many as I can get my hands on.

 

But to those who have been burned by a western woman in the past, was that why you moved to Thailand? Is that why you think Thailand is some kind of utopia, when in fact it isn't?

 

Are you still that bitter about western women in general that it clouds the rest of your judgement and moral compass?

 

Curious.

 

Mark.

 

Its a fairly common threme among many men who’ve settled in Thailand following divorce or separation, where there's a strong tendency to speak disparagingly about Western women.

 

It’s not unusual to find threads where such views are aired with a sense of righteous conviction. However, scratch the surface, and what often emerges is not reasoned critique but a thinly veiled bitterness laced with misogyny.

 

Many of these men seem to lack the emotional insight or willingness to reflect on their own role in the breakdown of past relationships. Rather than engaging in honest introspection, it's easier – and perhaps more comforting – to lay the blame entirely at the feet of their former partners, or to extend the grievance more broadly to Western culture as a whole.

 

In Thailand, where the social dynamic may feel more favourable or traditional, some men find validation for attitudes that would be challenged back home. They may feel respected or even revered in ways they never experienced in the West – but this can create a skewed lens through which they view gender relations. Instead of healing, they end up reinforcing a narrative of victimhood, positioning themselves as casualties of a supposedly broken Western society.

 

This mindset, left unchecked, often leads to a kind of cultural resentment – not just towards Western women, but towards modernity, feminism, and anything that contradicts their new-found sense of control. And while some do find genuine happiness and partnership in Thailand, others simply exchange one set of unresolved issues for another, never truly reckoning with the real reasons their past failures.

 

 

2 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   Sounds like your knob is too small for Western woman and that's why you went to Thailand ?

Big Mark was my nickname back home.

 

Mark XXL is my nickname here!

 

Mark.

3 minutes ago, Nick Carter icp said:

 

   Sounds like your knob is too small for Western woman 

It sure is.

Like throwing a hotdog down a hallway.

12 minutes ago, Cornish Pasty said:

personally don't, and still bang as many as I can get my hands on

Can't do it, they do nothing for me, unable to get an erection. 

 

Thai birds are the most beautiful girls in the world. 

Endless erections, no problem. 

 

 

 

1 minute ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Its a fairly common threme among many men who’ve settled in Thailand following divorce or separation, where there's a strong tendency to speak disparagingly about Western women.

 

It’s not unusual to find threads where such views are aired with a sense of righteous conviction. However, scratch the surface, and what often emerges is not reasoned critique but a thinly veiled bitterness laced with misogyny.

 

Many of these men seem to lack the emotional insight or willingness to reflect on their own role in the breakdown of past relationships. Rather than engaging in honest introspection, it's easier – and perhaps more comforting – to lay the blame entirely at the feet of their former partners, or to extend the grievance more broadly to Western culture as a whole.

 

In Thailand, where the social dynamic may feel more favourable or traditional, some men find validation for attitudes that would be challenged back home. They may feel respected or even revered in ways they never experienced in the West – but this can create a skewed lens through which they view gender relations. Instead of healing, they end up reinforcing a narrative of victimhood, positioning themselves as casualties of a supposedly broken Western society.

 

This mindset, left unchecked, often leads to a kind of cultural resentment – not just towards Western women, but towards modernity, feminism, and anything that contradicts their new-found sense of control. And while some do find genuine happiness and partnership in Thailand, others simply exchange one set of unresolved issues for another, never truly reckoning with the real reasons their past failures.

 

 

Well said.

 

Mark.

I think at this stage we should hand the floor over to @BritManToo. Pretty sure he'll have something to say on the subject....

2 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Its a fairly common threme among many men who’ve settled in Thailand following divorce or separation, where there's a strong tendency to speak disparagingly about Western women.

 

It’s not unusual to find threads where such views are aired with a sense of righteous conviction. However, scratch the surface, and what often emerges is not reasoned critique but a thinly veiled bitterness laced with misogyny.

 

Many of these men seem to lack the emotional insight or willingness to reflect on their own role in the breakdown of past relationships. Rather than engaging in honest introspection, it's easier – and perhaps more comforting – to lay the blame entirely at the feet of their former partners, or to extend the grievance more broadly to Western culture as a whole.

 

In Thailand, where the social dynamic may feel more favourable or traditional, some men find validation for attitudes that would be challenged back home. They may feel respected or even revered in ways they never experienced in the West – but this can create a skewed lens through which they view gender relations. Instead of healing, they end up reinforcing a narrative of victimhood, positioning themselves as casualties of a supposedly broken Western society.

 

This mindset, left unchecked, often leads to a kind of cultural resentment – not just towards Western women, but towards modernity, feminism, and anything that contradicts their new-found sense of control. And while some do find genuine happiness and partnership in Thailand, others simply exchange one set of unresolved issues for another, never truly reckoning with the real reasons their past failures.

 

 

Well said, and a few on here fit into that........

Just now, SAFETY FIRST said:

Can't do it, they do nothing for me, unable to get an erection. 

 

Thai birds are the most beautiful in the world. 

 

 

...haven't been to Colombia or Venezuela yet then??

 

Mark.

Just now, Keeps said:

I think at this stage we should hand the floor over to @BritManToo. Pretty sure he'll have something to say on the subject....

Who's he?

 

Mark.

Just now, MalcolmB said:

It sure is.

Like throwing a hotdog down a hallway.

 

   Is that the reason why you get violent ?

2 minutes ago, Cornish Pasty said:

Big Mark was my nickname back home.

 

Mark XXL is my nickname here!

 

Mark.

T-shirt size.........🤭

3 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Its a fairly common threme among many men who’ve settled in Thailand following divorce or separation, where there's a strong tendency to speak disparagingly about Western women.

 

It’s not unusual to find threads where such views are aired with a sense of righteous conviction. However, scratch the surface, and what often emerges is not reasoned critique but a thinly veiled bitterness laced with misogyny.

 

Many of these men seem to lack the emotional insight or willingness to reflect on their own role in the breakdown of past relationships. Rather than engaging in honest introspection, it's easier – and perhaps more comforting – to lay the blame entirely at the feet of their former partners, or to extend the grievance more broadly to Western culture as a whole.

 

In Thailand, where the social dynamic may feel more favourable or traditional, some men find validation for attitudes that would be challenged back home. They may feel respected or even revered in ways they never experienced in the West – but this can create a skewed lens through which they view gender relations. Instead of healing, they end up reinforcing a narrative of victimhood, positioning themselves as casualties of a supposedly broken Western society.

 

This mindset, left unchecked, often leads to a kind of cultural resentment – not just towards Western women, but towards modernity, feminism, and anything that contradicts their new-found sense of control. And while some do find genuine happiness and partnership in Thailand, others simply exchange one set of unresolved issues for another, never truly reckoning with the real reasons their past failures.

 

 

Richard has stooped to a new low now.

Defending western feminists.

Just now, transam said:

T-shirt size.........🤭

Hot dog size.

 

Mark.

3 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

Its a fairly common threme among many men who’ve settled in Thailand following divorce or separation, where there's a strong tendency to speak disparagingly about Western women.

 

It’s not unusual to find threads where such views are aired with a sense of righteous conviction. However, scratch the surface, and what often emerges is not reasoned critique but a thinly veiled bitterness laced with misogyny.

 

Many of these men seem to lack the emotional insight or willingness to reflect on their own role in the breakdown of past relationships. Rather than engaging in honest introspection, it's easier – and perhaps more comforting – to lay the blame entirely at the feet of their former partners, or to extend the grievance more broadly to Western culture as a whole.

 

In Thailand, where the social dynamic may feel more favourable or traditional, some men find validation for attitudes that would be challenged back home. They may feel respected or even revered in ways they never experienced in the West – but this can create a skewed lens through which they view gender relations. Instead of healing, they end up reinforcing a narrative of victimhood, positioning themselves as casualties of a supposedly broken Western society.

 

This mindset, left unchecked, often leads to a kind of cultural resentment – not just towards Western women, but towards modernity, feminism, and anything that contradicts their new-found sense of control. And while some do find genuine happiness and partnership in Thailand, others simply exchange one set of unresolved issues for another, never truly reckoning with the real reasons their past failures.

 

 

Yes or no will do...555

I've banged nothing but big white birds my whole life. Nothing beats their big, stinky, hairy growlers. Thai birds? No way. Too small and not enough filth. Bang one of those little bald beavers and your horny again an hour later. They just don't fill you up. 

6 minutes ago, MalcolmB said:

The last one I went down on the clitoris nearly choked me. I was gagging.

 

 

It’s hardly surprising you can’t tell Arthur from Martha, really....

 

Poor bloke… having to subject himself to your company is enough indignity already...  

 

 

 

2 minutes ago, MalcolmB said:

Richard has stooped to a new low now.

Defending western feminists.

Another washed out western male who was taken for a ride by a much smarter western woman...

 

How much did she get from you in the end, Malcolm?

 

Mark.

1 minute ago, Cornish Pasty said:

Who's he?

 

Mark.

Just wait, he'll be along soon.....

 

Resident expert on western women.

3 minutes ago, MalcolmB said:

Richard has stooped to a new low now.

Defending western feminists.

No, cornered you.................😂

2 minutes ago, Keeps said:

I think at this stage we should hand the floor over to @BritManToo. Pretty sure he'll have something to say on the subject....

 

   *My British Wife was really horrible she ran off and took my pension and she didn't have sex with me . All British woman are the same, they don't have sex and steal your pension, I am so happy in Thailand with my wine coolers and my 10 000 Baht a month rent .

   I will be getting 2 million baht soon*  

8 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

It’s not unusual to find threads where such views are aired with a sense of righteous conviction.

Pot, kettle, black.

 

Didnt even answer the question, just tried to attack other forum members opinions as usual. 
Troll