March 19, 200818 yr A friend of mine recently moved to thailand and married a youngish thai girl (22 years old - he is 34). After a bit of a messy divorce from his english wife, of 8 years, he is a bit concerned that his new wife could go the same route - in that the grounds for his divorce was sighted as being lack of femininity and domestic skill. Apparently there are a number of training courses in some western countries to train modern women in femininity and domestic skills and he was asking if there is any similar thing here in thailand? Thanks for any advice! Edited March 19, 200818 yr by misterman21
March 19, 200818 yr A friend of mine recently moved to thailand and married a youngish thai girl (22 years old - he is 34).After a bit of a messy divorce from his english wife, of 8 years, he is a bit concerned that his new wife could go the same route - in that the grounds for his divorce was sighted as being lack of femininity and domestic skill. Apparently there are a number of training courses in some western countries to train modern women in femininity and domestic skills and he was asking if there is any similar thing here in thailand? Thanks for any advice! Are you serious? do they have those courses in western countries? If I asked my wife to go to them i wouldnt wake up the next morning.
March 20, 200818 yr Author A friend of mine recently moved to thailand and married a youngish thai girl (22 years old - he is 34).After a bit of a messy divorce from his english wife, of 8 years, he is a bit concerned that his new wife could go the same route - in that the grounds for his divorce was sighted as being lack of femininity and domestic skill. Apparently there are a number of training courses in some western countries to train modern women in femininity and domestic skills and he was asking if there is any similar thing here in thailand? Thanks for any advice! Are you serious? do they have those courses in western countries? If I asked my wife to go to them i wouldnt wake up the next morning. Sounds like your wife would benifit greatly from these courses! Go to: www. i am sh*t scared of the missus.com - for advice Edited March 20, 200818 yr by misterman21
March 20, 200818 yr A friend of mine recently moved to thailand and married a youngish thai girl (22 years old - he is 34).After a bit of a messy divorce from his english wife, of 8 years, he is a bit concerned that his new wife could go the same route - in that the grounds for his divorce was sighted as being lack of femininity and domestic skill. Apparently there are a number of training courses in some western countries to train modern women in femininity and domestic skills and he was asking if there is any similar thing here in thailand? Thanks for any advice! in that the grounds for his divorce was sighted as being lack of femininity and domestic skill. Are these grounds for Divorce in the UK? "lack of femininity"? - he married Dannie La Rue? (Or H. Rodham Clintons' sister!?) I have to agree with TheDon - under no circumstances could I imagine suggesting such a Course to my wife (OK, my wife of 35 years now). Patrick
March 20, 200818 yr Hundreds down here in Singapore - my local Mall must have 15+ of them and I see the poor little buggers sitting in there paying attention. They are called Maid's Agencies ;-)
March 20, 200818 yr The OP's "friend" wants to be careful, the demand for "femininity and domestic skill" is only fair if it is reciprocated by his own ability to come up with some masculinity.
March 20, 200818 yr Just buy her a choker, it will probably go over just as well. Why did you marry these women?
March 20, 200818 yr Author A friend of mine recently moved to thailand and married a youngish thai girl (22 years old - he is 34).After a bit of a messy divorce from his english wife, of 8 years, he is a bit concerned that his new wife could go the same route - in that the grounds for his divorce was sighted as being lack of femininity and domestic skill. Apparently there are a number of training courses in some western countries to train modern women in femininity and domestic skills and he was asking if there is any similar thing here in thailand? Thanks for any advice! in that the grounds for his divorce was sighted as being lack of femininity and domestic skill. Are these grounds for Divorce in the UK? "lack of femininity"? - he married Dannie La Rue? (Or H. Rodham Clintons' sister!?) I have to agree with TheDon - under no circumstances could I imagine suggesting such a Course to my wife (OK, my wife of 35 years now). Patrick Ok Patrick, may i suggest you go to: www. how do i tell the missuss she looks like a bloke.com
March 20, 200818 yr Maybe the 'friend' could first define what he means by 'femininity'. If he values that so much, why he would marry a woman (twice!) who lacks it (in his opinion)? Nienke
March 20, 200818 yr in that the grounds for his divorce was sighted as being lack of femininity and domestic skill I suppose this chap could acquire the latter if he applies himself to his studies, but the former may prove more tricky. He doesn't sound like much of a "catch" overall, so the more skills he add to his marital Resume, the better .
March 20, 200818 yr Most Thai women I have known do not have any shortcomings in this area. With the independent minded feminist attitude prevalent in the west, they are darlings compared to their ball cracking counterparts in the western world.
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