Estimate of Dowry for Girls family
RE: RE: Estimate of Dowry for Girls family
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Rooster
RE: Siri's comments
Would you buy the wedding ring - then feel aggrieved about how much it cost?
Sure, where a "farang" is involved, a family does expect monies to be substantial, sure. You can obviously afford to travel to this country for holiday, pleasure or business, spend enough time there to meet and "fall in love" with a thai lady.
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Bush
RE: RE: Siri's comments
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RICH
RE: “Good Medicine For Thai Fever”
information and perspective : which are
some of the most worthwhile in this Forum. I bought that book at Asia Books
- they have it at most of their stores.
You make a good point about looking after parents. It's just that in a lot of farang countries this is done by the government, or other institutions. Our family system is not nearly as strong as in Thailand - as a result of our history.
But the Thai way is probably better - especially for bringing up young children.
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Ian
RE: RE: Siri's comments
We're not all rich like you !!!
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Ian
RE: RE: TK
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NT
RE: RE: Siri's comments
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rich
RE: RE: Siri's comments
Yes, you would be stupid to buy unnecessary things for any of them if they do not earn them.
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Rooster
RE: RE: Siri's comments
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Ian
RE: RE: Dowry - Symbols
To put it bluntly she is second hand! dowries have been paid etc. The family and the girl will be just as happy to find a man who wants to care for her and child. In Thailand no social funds to to keep and feed them.
Her new man will give her a future which will nearly always result in a better life here or somewhere else. She if happy will not require a large expense to show off to the neighbours. althrough it can help to put on a show, fully refundable of course.
Or has she forgot what the nieghbours said about her when she went to Pattaya in the first place?
Forget the traditions she did when she first said yes. THE EASY WAY IS TO MARRIED AWAY FROM THE VILLAGE. and visit six months later have a family party perhaps a meal in a hotel( a very rare treat for her family, they will be scared out of their boxes). never build a house in her village, if you gonna live with her in Thailand make sure there is about 25kms between family and yourselves. Then you won;t have to feed everybody. and when you visit you will always be treated with respect. a little something a new trailer, tractor engine or a new motorcycle every six months, or replace the tin roof, build a toliet, or buy a couple of pigs every now and then, will work much better than expensive weddings. and will stop the greed and only for ma and pa do you do this for. The wife and I have done this, married for 7 years lived in Thailand for 3 yrs, 70/30 per cent earnings for PA and MA to look after our farm.
Couldn't ask for a better family and the respect we receive from other relatives. and we have our own life style without problem. they can visit when they want and the same for us. any problems we are only 30 mins away. My wife will spend the day there or they will visit us, we always have a house/baby sitter not far away.
If your woman wants the lot, is she really gonna stop after the wedding?
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