07-26-2024, 02:37 PM
Hello everyone,
I’ve posted this on both Pattaya and Bangkok forums to gather diverse perspectives, so I appreciate any insights you can offer. Older gentlemen, your advice is also welcome, even though I’m focusing on a different aspect of the experience.
Earlier this year, during a visit to Thailand, I met a wonderful Thai girl at a high-end club. Initially, I wasn't sure if she was a freelancer or not, but after a great night together, it turned out she was. To avoid any awkwardness, I gave her 5,000 THB for her time, which is below her usual rate as I learned later. Despite higher offers, she chose to spend time with me. She has a bit of a snobbish attitude toward other girls, which I found endearing.
After a few days, she invited me to another exclusive club for free, and since then, we’ve essentially been a couple. I even lived with her for two months during my holiday. While I didn’t mind financially supporting her—covering bills and providing additional money—she still worked part-time and studied.
My main concern is how to determine if her feelings are genuine or if she’s only interested because I support her financially. I’m in my mid-20s, and she’s a few years older. She had a good job previously but turned to freelancing due to financial difficulties. I lived with her in a sizable house, and she is well-known in her circle. She has no family issues but I sometimes feel she may not be completely honest with me.
I’ve heard numerous stories of Thai girls leaving long-term relationships, and I worry that I might be falling for a similar trap. Given the lack of a significant age gap and the absence of the typical “Thai bride” stigma, I’m wondering if the dynamics are simpler with younger couples.
I’m returning soon to see her and am trying to figure out my next steps. Has anyone here experienced a similar situation or know of young men who have married Thai girls? I’m committed to her, have the means to support her, and believe I love her, but I’m concerned about the possibility of being deceived.
Looking forward to your advice and experiences.
I’ve posted this on both Pattaya and Bangkok forums to gather diverse perspectives, so I appreciate any insights you can offer. Older gentlemen, your advice is also welcome, even though I’m focusing on a different aspect of the experience.
Earlier this year, during a visit to Thailand, I met a wonderful Thai girl at a high-end club. Initially, I wasn't sure if she was a freelancer or not, but after a great night together, it turned out she was. To avoid any awkwardness, I gave her 5,000 THB for her time, which is below her usual rate as I learned later. Despite higher offers, she chose to spend time with me. She has a bit of a snobbish attitude toward other girls, which I found endearing.
After a few days, she invited me to another exclusive club for free, and since then, we’ve essentially been a couple. I even lived with her for two months during my holiday. While I didn’t mind financially supporting her—covering bills and providing additional money—she still worked part-time and studied.
My main concern is how to determine if her feelings are genuine or if she’s only interested because I support her financially. I’m in my mid-20s, and she’s a few years older. She had a good job previously but turned to freelancing due to financial difficulties. I lived with her in a sizable house, and she is well-known in her circle. She has no family issues but I sometimes feel she may not be completely honest with me.
I’ve heard numerous stories of Thai girls leaving long-term relationships, and I worry that I might be falling for a similar trap. Given the lack of a significant age gap and the absence of the typical “Thai bride” stigma, I’m wondering if the dynamics are simpler with younger couples.
I’m returning soon to see her and am trying to figure out my next steps. Has anyone here experienced a similar situation or know of young men who have married Thai girls? I’m committed to her, have the means to support her, and believe I love her, but I’m concerned about the possibility of being deceived.
Looking forward to your advice and experiences.