Thai Girl's Vengeance: When Breakups Turn Ugly

[aiden15632]

Has anyone else experienced a Thai girl going completely berserk after losing interest? I had quite an intense situation during my recent trip to Bangkok and Phuket in December and January. I indulged in the vibrant bar scene in both cities and also connected with several girls online. One of them, in particular, I grew quite fond of, and she ended up spending my last few days in Bangkok with me.
On the final night of our time together, after a few drinks, her behavior took a dramatic turn. She began speaking as though we were in a committed relationship, professing how well we suited each other. I tried to handle the conversation delicately, explaining that I wasn’t ready for a serious commitment given my recent divorce and current state of mind.
Her reaction was explosive. She began screaming uncontrollably, her anger escalating quickly. In a fit of rage, she grabbed a bottle of Jack Daniel’s and smashed it against the glass table in the room, sending shards everywhere. Her behavior was so erratic that I felt genuinely unsafe. I asked her to leave, but she refused to comply. Eventually, I had no choice but to call security to remove her from the premises.
Reflecting on the incident, it was a stark reminder of how volatile emotions can become, especially when expectations clash with reality. In the heat of the moment, I feared for my safety, and while her actions seemed extreme, it’s clear that strong emotions and misunderstandings can lead to dangerous situations. If you find yourself in a similar scenario, it’s crucial to remain calm and seek help if necessary, as the consequences of not managing the situation properly can be severe.



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[daniel74]

Been there, done that—it’s completely bonkers to me. It seems like there's a belief that if they hook up with someone on a non-business basis, it implies a commitment.

In some cases, people might interpret these interactions as more than just casual encounters, assuming there's a deeper emotional connection or commitment involved. This can lead to misunderstandings and complications, especially if expectations aren’t aligned. It’s important to communicate clearly and set boundaries to ensure everyone is on the same page and avoid any unnecessary drama.

[hilululu]

It does seem odd. If she's exhibiting such behavior, it might be worth considering that she could have a serious alcohol problem, although she seems otherwise mentally stable. Alcohol can sometimes amplify emotions and lead to erratic behavior, which might explain the strong reactions and misconceptions about commitment.

It might be helpful to have an open conversation about her feelings and concerns, as well as to address any potential issues with alcohol if it’s impacting her behavior. Understanding her perspective and offering support can help manage the situation and find a resolution that works for both of you.

[johnson13]

I was at the Climax disco bar on Jan 15, 2012. While dancing with a girl, a fat little Thai girl that resembles Snooky of the Jersey Shore reality show ran up to me and started to kiss me all over my face. Seh then pulled my arms around her and lead my hands to her boobs, I quickly pulled away as I had no interest in her. She kept pulling my arms around her and lead my hands to her boobs and I pulled away again. This went on for 2 minutes then I told her to go away. She picked up my bottle of beer and made a motion to smash me with it. I told her to go away again, she made a grab for my balls, I saw it coming and took a step back. She end up scratching the base of my balls. I don't speak Thai and saw no point in complaining as they would not understand me. I walked briskly out of the disco.

[shant234]

That was ridiculous! I’m glad to hear you escaped safely.

Unfortunately, some of these girls can have rather primitive ways of thinking. Dealing with such behavior frequently can be exhausting and frustrating. It’s important to recognize when a situation becomes too difficult to manage and to prioritize your own well-being. It’s better to move on from relationships that cause too much stress or require too much effort to navigate.