Expat Loneliness and Bar Girls

[@kohtime]

Very true Dan! Bars, booze and birds! The downfall of many a good man! Far too easy to ride that slippery slope if not careful! Although a well known problem, I’m sure your video will serve as a timely reminder for many!

[@lampshadesneeded]

right on point. when someone feels a need to live in another country because of personal problems, they take the problems with them. if they fix their mental issues most would never want to leave uk. i always suggest they learn the countries language and stop eating british food and watching british tv first for a month. most will sack it off after a week

[@it_is_what_it_is2023]

Its transactional (at least one sided), that's what it is . If you are aware and you want to do it, do it . Whom am I to judge, just dont gaslight yourself of what a relationship with a bargirl is. As for friends and social contacts, I find Pattaya is a difficult place to meet like-minded foreigners. Better be more comfortable on your own or have a solid partner. As i always say....the thing I most dislike about Thailand 🇹🇭 are most of the foreigners here( 100% agree on the bar scene )😅 cheers

[@richardpeters4086]

Here's a couple of questions Dan; > Snooker club (not pool) ? > Squash club ? Are there the same amount of white/European women as men, that retire to Thailand ? I ask, because all conversations seem to be about men retiring there.

[@DanAboutThailand]

There are certainly squash courts in Pattaya - and padal too now. Snooker is popular among Thais, but I don't recall seeing a hall favoured by foreigners.