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Trying To Rebuild Your Life In Thailandanyone with the experience of such?


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#101 wrathfultalon

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Posted 2009-07-18 21:38:39

View PostDatsun240Z, on 2009-07-03 17:38:18, said:

View Postsanmiguellight, on 2009-07-03 20:55:44, said:

everyone must burn the bridge to move on in their life to find the real happiness and enlightenment.

That's right! To the O.P : Burn it

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i remember reading that ruthless or desperate pirates would set their own ship ablaze in order to fully motivate their crew to take over the ship they were attacking, i guess when you have no choice then you do the best with what you have.

I say you get your mind straight and your affairs in order before coming to stay here.

#102 BillyBobThai

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Posted 2009-07-18 22:08:53

Do it. I was in the same situation some 6 years ago. If you have enough money saved, or a pension to live on, then you can make it. My only regret is that I had not done this 30 years ago. The Thais do thinks somewhat differently than my home country, but that only makes daily life more interesting. After 30 years of marriage, I left all of my material things behind and came over to Thailand with only two suitcases of clothes. I now have a small new home upcountry that is paid for in full, a paid for motorcycle, a paid for 5 year old pickup, and no monthly debts other than elec., internet connection, satalite TV.
It took me over 300 women before I found the one I am married to now.

Whatever you do, do not fall for the first one. It canbe, and has been done many times,
but keep your eyes wide open.

#103 ThaiBasil

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Posted 2009-07-19 09:18:27

View PostBillyBobThai, on 2009-07-18 22:08:53, said:

Do it. I was in the same situation some 6 years ago. If you have enough money saved, or a pension to live on, then you can make it. My only regret is that I had not done this 30 years ago. The Thais do thinks somewhat differently than my home country, but that only makes daily life more interesting. After 30 years of marriage, I left all of my material things behind and came over to Thailand with only two suitcases of clothes. I now have a small new home upcountry that is paid for in full, a paid for motorcycle, a paid for 5 year old pickup, and no monthly debts other than elec., internet connection, satalite TV.
It took me over 300 women before I found the one I am married to now.

Whatever you do, do not fall for the first one. It canbe, and has been done many times,
but keep your eyes wide open.

the guy is banned for trolling ....... not sure if this topic is still worth anything ...

#104 Lopburi99

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Posted 2009-07-19 10:11:03

Just read the whole thread --- 100% crap, through and through. Disgusting.

Edited by Lopburi99, 2009-07-19 10:11:32.




 


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