Date Thai Ladies Newsletter Issue #7

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issue 7Can The Relationship Between You and Your Thai Love Really Workor are you fooling yourself ?

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Letter from Nathamon

Welcome to newsletter #7. it’s great to have you with us, and i want to take this opportunity to say thank you for letting us play such a big part in this special journey you’re taking.

Helping you find true love with a Thai woman is a responsibility we take very seriously, and we hope you’re getting as much from reading these newsletters as we are from writing them.

This week’s focus is on part #5 of our 7-part series, where we will dig deep into Thai customs and why some Thai – Western relationships work really well while others don’t.

We’ll also be looking at some of the places you have to see on your trip to Thailand in our guide to the top spots for tourists.

Plus we help you deal with first date nerves with tips on the best things to talk about during that important first meeting with your new lady.

As always we want to hear your views. Please write to us with any feedback or suggestions you have for our newsletter so we can give you the information you really want.

shall we get started?Here’s an overview of this issue…

• Featured Article - The Communication Dimension – What Your Thai Partner Will NEVER Tell You.

• Spotlight On Featured Member – Meet Fon • Thai Adventures – Places You Must See in

Thailand.• Dating Without The Dilemma - 5 Great Topics To

Discuss On a First Date.• Thai Phrases – Polish Up Your Thai With These

Handy Phrases• Our Favorite Places – Discover Where the Locals

Wine & Dine• FAQ – Got Questions? We’ve Got the Answer• Now It’s Your Turn – Get in Touch With Us and

Don’t Forget to Check Out What’s in Store in Newsletter #8

As always, our advice is; grab yourself a cup of coffee or tea, sit back in a comfortable chair and let us guide you to a magical place – a country where the people smile a lot, where the food is to die for and where the right women are waiting to make your acquaintance.

Let’s get to really know Thailand…

Nathamon

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The Communication Dimension

Places You Must See in Thailand

Dating Without The Dilemma

Thai Phrases

Our Favorite Places

More FAQs

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MeMber

SpotlightAbout Me My Name is Kingkarn My nickname is “Fon”. I am 33 years old. i was born in Bangkok and live in Bangkok with my family, including my parents, grandmother and one younger brother. i am the eldest child in the family. We run a small grocery store as our family business. My father works as a car driver for Abbot. My mother is a housewife and a shopkeeper. My younger brother is working in musical field with him friends.

i graduated with a bachelor degree, majoring in advertising, faculty of communication arts.

MyWork i work full time as a shop manager for a company which is a subsidiary of a foundation.

My work place is a shop, selling Thai exclusive handicraft goods from the foundation. The shop is in the area of The Grand Palace, Bangkok.

i am in charge of controlling all works in the retail souvenir shop. i am so happy with my current job.

What I Like i like reading, drawing and listening to the radio. i also like to go to see movies, shopping and meet my friends sometimes.

if i have free time after work, i will go to the park for such exercise activities as aerobic, walking and running alone.

I feel so good and fresh every time I exercise. I am interested in Thai classical massage. 2 years ago i used to learn and practice it.

Kingkarn (Fon)

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My story My lifestyle is easy. Sometimes I look so shy. I don’t drink nor smoke and don’t go out at night to pub and bar. i am single and have never been married.

I used to have 2 boyfriends. The first one was flirting around so we broke up even though it was not even a year. 2 years later, I met my second boyfriend who was 16 years older than I was. Our relationship lasted 4 years. Age difference did not seem to be a problem. Later he had to work in other province so we could go out for a date only 1-2 times a month. Actually, it was mostly once a month because he was a workaholic. sometimes it seemed like he never cared for me. He never talked about our future like other couples should. He never wanted to be familiar with my parents or my granny. i think we had different opinions about the way of life so we slowly broke up and now i am single.

What I am Looking For The reason I choose Meet Me Now Bangkok is because it looks safe and reliable. i desire what other women desire. i want to have a warm family with a good, sincere, responsible and caring husband in the future. If I meet the ONE, i will give him honesty and love in return. i am willing to be a good partner to take care each other the rest of our lives.

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The Communication Dimension

in the last issue, i shared the fourth key to understanding what makes your Thai lady “tick:” You were brought up to value assertiveness, achievement, and competition (more “masculine” values) in the culture you grew up in; she was raised in a culture that values cooperation, harmony, and balance (more “feminine” values).I showed how the contrast in the values you were raised with could presentchallenges in your relationship because each of you approaches the idea of “achievement” and “success” differently.

in this article, i’m going to get to the heart of

the matter – we’re going to talk about the Communication Dimension in your respective cultures, and help you get to the heart of any frustration you might be having in getting your Thai partner to talk about anything important, much less resolve conflict.

i promise that if you can really take in the power of the differences in your communication styles, you’ll be able to transform your relationship.If you can “talk about the way you talk,” you’ll be able to create an atmosphere where both of you can learn from each other, and grow much closer in understanding.And if you’re closer in understanding, your relationship can become much more intimate than you ever imagined was possible.

“In this 7-part series Nathamon reveals the secrets of why some Western - Thai couples enjoy loving, life-affirming relationships - while others crash and burn in bitterness. Understanding these secrets will give you the keys to unlock true passion and intimacy – and rejuvenate your love life!”

Can The Relationship Between Youand Your Thai Love Really Workor are you fooling yourself ? part 5 of 7

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The Fifth Key: So why the heck doesn’t she just come out and tell me what she wants! (…or…Why is he so confrontational all the time!)

Mark and Jen have been seeing each other for several months. He was initially attracted to her calm, quiet, almost shy personality, finding her very sweet and funny when they were alone together. But he is becoming frustrated at her unwillingness to mingle with his friends. He wants to show her off.He wants them to like her, and he wants her to like them.After all, he’s known many of them since he was a kid. He’s becoming upset at the thought that she is being cool and aloof, not the sweet, funny and charming girl he fell in love with.Mark complains that she just sits there at parties or social events, not saying much, and pretty much avoiding eye contact with anyone.

For her part, Jen is happy that Mark is so generous and kind to her, but she is becoming uncomfortable about mingling with his friends. She complains that Mark’s friends are loud and rude, talking about themselves all the time. And their wives are almost worse…bossy, competitive, and boastful, asking her too many personal questions.

Can this relationship be saved?If Mark and Jen can each begin to understand they come from opposite ends of the communication “context” spectrum, they can explore how best to enjoy themselves when they’re out with other people. Not only that, when they really understand the cultural dimension of Communication, they can build a style of interacting that helps them build the respect, trust, and intimacy necessary for a strong, loving relationship.

Without getting too academic, i can describe the differences between your Western way of communicating and our Thai way of communicating by using the word “context.”

As a Westerner, you’ve been trained to speak your mind, get to the point quickly and directly,

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and expect that if somebody has something to say, they’ll say it.You rely on words, tone of voice, and gestures to understand what someone is trying to say.if any of those three things is missing or confusing, you’re likely to misunderstand. And if you misunderstand, you’re likely to discuss the misunderstanding directly.Those are all characteristics of a culture based on “low-context” communication.

On the other hand, your Thai lady has been trained to pay attention to another aspect of communication – the background or environment where the communication is taking place.she pays more attention to the situation than to the words, tone or gestures,

to understand what somebody is saying. she pays more attention to the “why” behind the words, letting the situation determine what gets said out loud and what doesn’t.Those are characteristics of a culture based on “high-context” communication.

This difference in “context” will definitely show up in your relationship with a Thai lady.You’ll recognize it when you hear yourself complaining about her inability to be direct.Here’s a chart that spells out not only what you might complain about – but also what SHE might complain about – in the way you communicate together.

What’s confusing to YOU What’s confusing to her

She doesn’t talk You talk too much

She won’t talk about herself or her accomplishments

She won’t talk about herself or her accomplishments You brag about yourself all the time, to anybody

You can’t tell what she’s really thinking or feeling by the tone of her voice or the look on her face

You are always getting “too excited” when you talk

She is too indirect, and never says what she’s really thinking or feeling

You aren’t careful when you talk, and may be saying too much for the situation

She changes the subject, or doesn’t make sense

You always interrupt

She seldom starts a conversation – and when she does, she is slow to say what she means

You ask too many questions, and don’t give her a chance to talk

She’s evasive You are just filling the air with noise

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i want to reassure you that, like the other dimensions we’ve talked about, neither one of you is “right.”The way you were brought up, the values you were taught, and the culture you were raised in shape what feels “right” or “natural” to you.And your Western culture, whether it’s American, British, Australian, or Northern-European, couldn’t be farther on the spectrum from Asian cultures, most especially the Thai culture, when it comes to communication.

For you, listening to the way Thai people interact with each other for the first time, you may think that what is being said is the real message.That’s because that’s “natural” or “right” in your own culture.Your people are trained to be articulate, and rely on words to convey your meaning. When there’s a misunderstanding, you’re trained that more, better, longer words will help the other person understand.

But in Thailand, the words are often the least important part of the message – it’s the environment, or the background against which people are communicating that is most important. And paying more attention to the background is “right” and “natural” in Thailand. Her people are trained that there is no need for lots of words because the people involved in the conversation already understand the situation based on their shared beliefs and perceptions.

Let’s go back to Mark and Jen for some insight. In Mark’s culture, it’s natural and right that people in social settings get to know each other by sharing personal details, asking lots of questions, and expressing and arguing their opinions.Not only that, in your culture people use variations in their tone of voice to carry information like sarcasm, humor, or other emotional content that adds meaning to the message.In Jen’s culture, it’s natural and right that people in social settings respect each other’s privacy, and get to know each other by observing the situation, remaining neutral in voice tone and body language, and letting the situation play itself out.

Who’s right?They both are. That’s the beauty of

an intercultural relationship.

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So what does this mean to you?

Here’s the bottom line. in your relationship with a Thai partner, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to misunderstand one another.That’s a fact in any relationship.But if you can start to recognize that a lot of your misunderstandings boil down to just a matter of cultural “style,” you might be able to avoid some of them.

As the more “verbal” half of your relationship, you might have to slow yourself down to make this work.speak more slowly and deliberately.Gently encourage her to express herself, and acknowledge her when she does.After all, she’s lived her whole life in a “high context” culture.When she does open up, listen slowly.Pause.Don’t interrupt.Consider what she’s said carefully before you react to it.

That may sound like you’re going to have to do most of the “work” – but trust me, it’s as hard

for her to be open and verbal as it is for you to be quiet and thoughtful!

Next in the series…

Coming in the next issue of the newsletter is our sixth of the cultural secrets that will help you build a strong, loving relationship with your Thai lady:It’s the way your culture differs from hersin your relationship to the importance of time. I’ll show you:

• Why to her, being “late” to an appointment is not that big a deal.

• Why it might seem she is too easily distracted to focus on a long-term goal.

• Why adapting to her “time orientation” might actually be good for you!

• And much, much more!

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Thai Adventure Articles Places You Must See in Thailand

Thailand is considered one of the countries you must visit at least once in your life. Although many people usually visit this place more than once... Why? The beautiful and ancient temples, the amazing white sandy beaches, exotic wildlife, the inexpensive massages and other luxuries - the list goes on and on.

That’s why each year, hundreds of thousands come to visit this amazing country and never leave disappointed. There is so much to see in Thailand that you’ll never find yourself bored or at a loose end.

However, sometimes too much of a good thing can leave you overwhelmed and confused. Make sure you read as much information as possible before your trip and get an idea of what you want to do and areas you would like to visit.

Here are our recommendations for the list of places that you must see in Thailand.

Bangkok

The country’s capital city; this isn’t everyone’s cup of tea and is usually just the starting and ending point of your trip.

However, you can still find some great things to do in this hectic city.

if you’re looking for great nightlife, Bangkok will be right up your street!

Koh Samui

This place is like a magical kingdom for tourists. The beaches have white sand, the coral reefs are among the best in the world and the clear blue water will make you melt. Koh Samui is a paradise if you’re looking to celebrate the night away.

Well known Full Moon Parties happen here once a month, so make sure not to miss it. if you have never tried diving, now would be a perfect time to start, Koh Samui makes it the experience of a lifetime.

hua hin

This is relativity close to Bangkok (only three hours away - which you’ll see by Thailand standards as being a “short trip”). If you’re looking to eat amazing seafood and enjoy an amazing view of the ocean, Hua Hin is the place you want to be, just ask Thailand’s king as he has just moved his home there!

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Most of the hotels in the area are five stars and if you are looking to go horse riding or lounge at the pool, this place is for you.

Phuket

Phuket is full of beautiful beaches, cafes and restaurants, making it the perfect place for tourists enjoying a vacation. You’ll find in Phuket most of your common Western food as well as traditional Thai food.

Nightclubs are big business here and sometimes you can even see fire dancers in the middle of the beach. There are so many beaches in Phuket, try to look out for the quiet ones so you and you lady can enjoy some alone time.

Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai is a large city in the north of Thailand and is only an hour from Bangkok by plane. it is known for being modern yet traditional at the same time, which makes it one of Thailand’s most beautiful cities.

You will find large markets to buy original Thai products. They have a famous Night

Market - which you cannot miss. You can also visit the Doi Suthep Temple be amazed by one of Thailand’s holiest places.

For those who are into trekking, Chiang Mai is a popular starting point for organized jungle treks.

The climate is nice, with hot summers and easy winters, and winter is really the best time to visit. in this popular city, the restaurants, cafes and art galleries are top notch and definitely worth a visit.

Chiang rai

Chiang Rai competes with Chiang Mai when it comes to markets and tours with beautiful views, although it lacks what Chiang Mai offers. However, there is one thing that Chiang Rai has that other places don’t, and that’s the “The Golden Triangle” which continues to bring visitors from around the world.

You can also find some museums about the history of opium and many more interesting things. From this area you can

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also visit orchid gardens, butterfly farms, silk factories and more.

Koh Tao

Koh Tao is a Thai Island known to be a diver’s haven and is often not even visited by tourists. Koh Tao is a place that has only recently been touched by electricity, and its seclusion makes this place everything you would expect from amazing water life to the beautiful rain forest.

Kao Tao actually means Turtle Island and rightfully so as the sea turtles breed here. i would definitely recommend this place for the serenity and the exquisite marine life.

Thailand is a country that most people who visit once will always come back. The attractions, food, and people make Thailand a trip you will always remember.

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Dating Without The Dilemma5 great Topics To Discuss On a First Date

The big day’s finally arrived. After chatting online for a few months, you’re finally about to take your new Thai lady on that exciting first date. Are you feeling anxious? If you are, don’t worry it’s perfectly normal. You may be worrying she won’t like you when you actually meet, or that she won’t find you attractive, but men’s biggest concern about that nerve racking first date is what you should talk about.

You want the conversation to flow without any awkward silences, but you don’t want to bore her. You want the right balance of humor and sensitivity. So what should you discuss on your first meeting? If you’re stuck for ideas here are our top tips for easy first date conversation.

1. Ask her Questions.

Like any good job interview, you know things

are going well when the person interviewing you is doing most of the talking. This can also be true on a date! By asking her questions you are not only learning about her, but you are also getting her to feel more relaxed and connected to you.

Studies show that intimacy is fostered by self-disclosure. Enhance her attachment to you by asking her questions about herself. Don’t ask anything too personal and most importantly, don’t be rude. Simply ask her questions about how she spends her time, what she does for work, and if she has any hobbies or pastimes. This should be enough to get the conversation flowing naturally.

2. Listen Attentively.

There’s a difference between hearing and listening. Many people have lost the art of listening and will simply sit there and wait for

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their turn to speak!

Make sure you pay her your full attention when she’s speaking to you, and let her see this by giving her lots of eye contact. Nod every now and again to signal to her you’re taking in what she’s saying, and when it’s suitable react to it.

Another good way to show her you’re a good listener and interested in what she has to say is by asking questions related to what she’s telling you. If she’s recounting a story for example, make sure you throw in plenty of questions like, “What happened next?” and “So what did you do about it?”

3. Family And Friends.

Quite often in Thai culture, who you’re associated with is almost more important than who you are as a person. They’re also a very family orientated society so be sure to talk about family. Tell her about members of your family, and ask her about hers. Does she have any brothers and sisters? For example;

Let her know what your parents do for a living, and don’t be shy if you yourself aren’t impressed with your family. You never know what may interest or impress someone else. Don’t forget to include friends! For many people, friends are just as, if not more important than family for social support and well-being.

4. Try To Stay Out Of religion Or Politics.

We tend to talk a lot about religion and politics, but the truth is these topics usually end up dividing people rather than bringing them together. Give yourself some room to get to know her on a personal level before you bring up derisive issues that you probably won’t have equal knowledge about, or necessarily agree upon right away.

5. Be Curious About Thailand.

Thai culture holds a peculiar elegance which has evolved over thousands of years. A Thai woman will hold a great amount of knowledge about her traditions which will be of great interest to you since not only have you come to Thailand, but you’re making the effort to form a bond with its country and people.

Ask her anything you are curious about! Thais love to explain to foreigners the delicate and gentle customs that keep social life flourishing, and about the important rituals and traditions they hold so dear.

For example, did you know that Thais use forks and spoons differently? A fork is never placed in the mouth. Instead, the fork is used to place food onto a spoon before it is eaten from the spoon. This is so the fork can be used to retrieve food from common plates throughout the whole meal, and is helpful when eating noodles or rice.

Asking about these customs will keep your date amused and happy you’re interested to becoming a polite participant of Thai ways of life.

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After you start online dating you will want to get to know your Thai sweetie better. A good way of doing so is by asking her for more pictures to reveal herself from different angles.

It is also a good opportunity to sneak in a well placed compliment to win her heart.

Thai Phrases

Can you send me more pictures of yourself?Koon Chuay Saung Roop Mar Hai Chun Eek Dai Mai

I love your pictures. They are amazing.Pom Chaub Roop Koon Man Yeeam Mark

You are so beautiful.Koon Suay Mark Mark

I will dream of you tonight.Kuen Nee Pom Ja Fun Tueng Koon

I think of you every day.Pom Kid Tueng Koon Took Wun Ley

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Our Favorite PlacesWat PoSomething truly fun that you can do with your Thai girl from ThaiDateFinder.com is to visit a tourist hot spot in Bangkok that neither of you has been to before. Even if you’ve both been living in this country for some time, there’s a great chance that you’ve missed at least a few interesting places that this sprawling city has to offer. We believe that one of those places might be Wat Po. It’s one of our most highly recommended date spots because the multifarious venue allows you to get creative with more than a few ideas to accentuate your outing.

What you may not know is Wat Pho is also known as The Temple of the Reclining Buddha due to the larger-than-life gold plated Buddha statue decorated with mother-of-pearl accents which you can’t miss when you’re there. As the most massive temple in

Thailand, the 20 acre property houses the largest collection of Buddha images with over one thousand artifacts in both Chinese and Indian styles that will give you and your date plenty to converse about during your visit.

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Wat Po isn’t your typical run of the mill temple, it’s also home of Thailand’s most famous massage schools. The temple is actually Thailand’s first university of for the teaching and learning of traditional Thai massages, ranging from Thai body massage, foot massage, and even infant massage! While sauntering through the temple grounds, your Thai date might point out the stone inscriptions on the temple walls which tell the stories of the kingdom’s ancient rituals of Thai massage dating back to the reign of King Rama III.

You may lose track of time as you’re touring the temples with its intricate rock gardens and ancient works of art. But don’t forget to have a relaxing foot massage to relieve those tired feet after a long day! Your date will definitely appreciate the fact that Wat Pho offers a number of healing massage therapies that guarantee to boost energy levels back to normal after just one session. You may even decide to return to Wat Pho another day for a course on reflexology techniques so you can give your Thai girlfriend a professional Thai massage at home.

A regular contributor to Date Thai Ladies, Yvonne live in Bangkok near the Chao Phraya River. When she's not writing, Yvonne loves to get relaxing facials and massages. An avid reader, her favorite author remains Roald Dahl.

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if you have questions about dating and meeting one of our pre-screened Thai ladies, then chances are you will find the answers here. if not, please contact us and we will update this section to help other members in future newsletter issues.

How do interested Thai ladies hear about your service?

The majority of the ladies that use our service learn of us via word of mouth. We’ve also been featured recently in various Thai Blogs, and have begun advertising to exclusive channels via online ads.

Why do these ladies want to meet foreign men? How do i know they’re not just after a green card and/or money?

As a Western man, there are a few reasons you have an edge in dating Thai women.

1. Western men are perceived to be exotic and attractive to Thai women.

First, Westerners are usually thought of as a little more “Hollywood” -- more exotic and desirable than Thai men. It’s similar to the way that Western cultures consider Asian women exotic and beautiful. Remember that it goes both ways!

2. Western men are perceived as more

caring, faithful, and family-oriented than Thai men.

In Western societies, “cheating” (seeing another woman outside the confines of a monogamous relationship) is culturally frowned upon, considered unacceptable and unhealthy for the relationship.

However it is not only common in Thailand, it’s traditional and acceptable, as long as a man pays monetary support to the women involved. In Thailand, having a wife and a mistress or two (or more) is seen as a status symbol. Thais have titles for “other wives” including Mia Noi – the small wife (this is the mistress) and Mia Gep – the other secret wife.

Thai women are tired of this cultural acceptance. They’re watching Western television and movies and seeing a different -- more monogamous and family-centered -- way of life, which is more appealing to them.

And because more Western men are living and working in Thailand, Thai women are seeing the possibility of a more stable, less dramatic, emotional and family life.

3. Western men are seen as more protective and less violent than Thai men.

In Thailand, domestic violence is far

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more commonplace than it is in Western society.

Needless to say, Thai women are more attracted to Western men as they are perceived to be less violent. Women desire security, safety, and protection – not just for themselves, but for their future family.

4. Western men are perceived as better providers than Thai men.

Financial stability is a major component of security and safety. Western men usually have more income than Thai men, and Thai women feel that their quality of life would be safer and more secure with someone who can support them financially.

if you spend time getting to know your prospective partner, her motives will become clear – and based on her motives, you can determine whether you can provide for her needs.

Don’t forget that there are women in all countries that will want you only for your money. Stereotypical “gold-diggers” aren’t just women from less prosperous cultures.

In Thailand you will find an amazing number of very traditional women who value a simple life and who are looking for a partner to care for and be cared for by. Unlike some Western women, Thai women are willing to make personal sacrifices to commit to that caring relationship.

You can use this knowledge to find what

YOU seek in our Members section.

To make the most of your newfound knowledge come and join us on the inside where you can meet a many pre-screened Thai women who are waiting for a man like you to cherish and respect them, and to find true, long-lasting love and live happily ever after.

Join us on our next Live Dating Tour Event.

These women are highly intelligent. They know what they want and they are fun to be around. We should know because we interviewed and screened each one of them in person.

Meet them now in person. Click here to register for a Live Dating Tour Event.

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What’s in Store Next Week?

Next week we put the spotlight onto another amazing Thai woman. Meet Sarisa

In part #6 of our 7-part series about Western-Thai relationship we will look at “It’s About “Time” – What Your Thai Partner Will NEVER Tell You.”

We’ll also be keeping you safe on the Thai roads in “Driving in Thailand - An Expat Explains the Roads.”

And we dispel the myths about why younger Thai girls are often attracted to older men in “Why Younger Women Tend To Look For Older Men…It’s Usually Not About the Money.”

Newsletter #8 is going to be bursting with interesting and informative content to help you better understand life in Thailand. I can’t wait to send it to your inbox.

As always we will feature a new set of handy Thai phrases to help you make new acquaintances and communicate better with our Thai women.

Don’t put your happiness on hold a moment longer. We look forward to helping you find love.

Nathamon

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