@Marney *******

and you look like my grandma so that would be incest 🤣

@Marney *******

said the older woman. 🤣🤣🤣

71 and 30 here. She's Vietnamese however, not that it matters much. We met online just before covid. I visited Saigon as literally obe of the last before it shut down. We forged a bond that remained unbroken during a 2 year freeze. We have since spent 4 months a year together, traveling SE Asia, mostly in Thailand. A year ago we got married. There's a US spouse visa in progress, although tbh neither she nor I would mind not living in the awful US. She is the most loyal female I've ever known, and, as you can imagine, I've known a lot of American women. Asians don't seem to care a lot about age gaps. These relationships are common. The only ones who cluck their tongues about it are usually older women who are jealous and feel they should be in her place.

If you have plenty of money, houses are pretty cheap so you could afford to lose it if she dumps you.

Just because you speak English, doesn't mean you're trained to teach kids who can only speak Thai. How will you even begin to communicate with them? I dont think you've quite understood all the angles.

@Alan ****

random screening maybe. Who knows?

@Nigel *************

no need. I'm out..just saying.

I've been here 60 days Feb-April. Went to Cambodia long weekend. Came back another 60 days. No issues.

You can drive into Mexico, but all of the US border cities are extremely dangerous. Then getting back out is another problem.

There are safe cities in Mexico such as Merida and others but it's false that you can simply live there without a visa. Also Mexican sentiment is quite negative towards the US now for many reasons especially entitlement.

Thailand has some reasonable financial requirements for a long term visa. It's nearly crime free anywhere. And it's quite cheaper than Mexico which is no longer the cheap place it once was, especially if you want to stay alive.

@Greg ********

omg terrible