According to science: You lose your sanity when you fall in love, because the brain goes through a chemical state of emergency that resembles a temporary psychosis or an intense intoxication. When you fall head over heels for another person, your brain throttles down the areas that control critical thinking, logic and judgment. It's a biological mechanism that's popularly called "love is blind," and there's a very clear neurological explanation for it. According to experienced authors writing about Thailand: In Suvarnabhumi — and other international Thai — airports is, next to the luggage deposit counter, a brain deposit, which multiple mainly male visitors use upon arrival...🫣 I don't know which one of these two very valid statements is correct...🤔 — perhaps it's a combination if both...😉 To my experience — however, I luckily didn't used the brain deposit facility — when a 30+ years younger gorgeous looking bird seems to like you enough to wish to stay with you, it feels as good as reliving a stormy teenager-love...😍 So, why not giving it a try? You could risk feeling sad long time if you didn't, secretly being in love with someone that you later cannot reach; someone else might already have taken her. And yes, it might be "to good to be true" — remember "love is blind" — and if you continue that state all your education and life experience is erased and void; you are trapped. So, when giving it a try — don't forget to keep enough intact and in excellent working condition inside the box over the eyes to consider, why you are so attractive to this young girl — if you keep being blinded, you might end up as OP says it about asking permission to use one's own money...🤥
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