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Thai Women Case Study

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THAI WOMEN: WHERE TO AND WHERE NOT TO FIND THEM
Thai women are reputed for their beauty, fiery temper and family loyalties and are everywhere you look.
If you want to find a girlfriend remember a few pointers
They don 't go to beer bars or work in massage parlors and rent themselves out for the night.
You won’t find them hanging out on chat rooms.
They rarely show the skin on their shoulders but bad girls do.
She will be nervous about you meeting her family; a bad girl won 't because you are probably one of many.
A bad girl, will never pay nor even offer to pay, a good Thai girl likes to share.
A good Thai girl will always be accompanied by a friend on your first few dates.
A good Thai girl will not sleep with you on the first or even the …show more content…

But most of these failed because the man was thinking with the little head rather than the big head. Face it, if a fat old western man thinks the bar or massage girl 30 or 40 years his junior is in love with him and not his money he is a fool. When he buys her a house and business and she leaves him with nothing he has only himself to blame.
After you’ve been with your partner for a while and you’re just not sure they are sincere, tell her your money is all gone. If she stays and wants to help you, take good care of her, you found a winner. If she leaves, though you may be heart broken, you probably just saved yourself a lot of money and grief.
BUYING A HOUSE
The only way to buy a house in Thailand, unless it is a condo is to put it in the name of a Thai person you can trust such as a girlfriend, wife, business or lawyer. Having said that, finding someone you can trust 100% is not an easy task. Screwing foreigners is a national pastime in Thailand.
Foreigners are not allowed to own land in Thailand. If you are interested in buying you have two options:
You could get a 30-year leasehold on the land or purchasing it through a limited

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