Best asian country for a single man in his 30s?
Dec 11th 2009, 8:29 am
#46
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Re: Best asian country for a single man in his 30s?
Hmmmm it seems this danjones goes on many different forums to cause trouble 
Been stirring things up in the past on NZ forums!!! Obviously hasnt got much action going on for a young '30' year old! Maybe he's on the wrong site..........
Been stirring things up in the past on NZ forums!!! Obviously hasnt got much action going on for a young '30' year old! Maybe he's on the wrong site..........
Dec 11th 2009, 9:44 am
#47
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Re: Best asian country for a single man in his 30s?
F@@@ his ass then !!
Dec 14th 2009, 7:07 am
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Re: Best asian country for a single man in his 30s?
Well, I would recommend Japan. The people are friendly, there are opportunities to use English in teaching, finance and IT jobs, and the yen you earn will buy a lot of pounds when you head home.
Dec 17th 2009, 12:54 pm
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Re: Best asian country for a single man in his 30s?
Feb 9th 2010, 6:13 pm
#53
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Re: Best asian country for a single man in his 30s?
I have decided upon Thailand - not sure which Island though, Phuket or Samui? 
Feb 10th 2010, 1:51 am
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Re: Best asian country for a single man in his 30s?
Obviously he was bored again today.
Feb 10th 2010, 9:45 am
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Re: Best asian country for a single man in his 30s?
If the Thai and Chinese women I have dated are anything to go by then they are both a pain in the arse.
I'm currently with a Japanese girl and she is the closest thing to normal that I have ever encountered in an Asian woman. Women from that side of the world can be incredible, loving and loyal but they also seem to have a tendancy to over react to things which wouldn't really cause any kind of reaction from a British girl.
I'm currently with a Japanese girl and she is the closest thing to normal that I have ever encountered in an Asian woman. Women from that side of the world can be incredible, loving and loyal but they also seem to have a tendancy to over react to things which wouldn't really cause any kind of reaction from a British girl.
Feb 10th 2010, 9:56 am
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Re: Best asian country for a single man in his 30s?
If the Thai and Chinese women I have dated are anything to go by then they are both a pain in the arse.
I'm currently with a Japanese girl and she is the closest thing to normal that I have ever encountered in an Asian woman. Women from that side of the world can be incredible, loving and loyal but they also seem to have a tendancy to over react to things which wouldn't really cause any kind of reaction from a British girl.
I'm currently with a Japanese girl and she is the closest thing to normal that I have ever encountered in an Asian woman. Women from that side of the world can be incredible, loving and loyal but they also seem to have a tendancy to over react to things which wouldn't really cause any kind of reaction from a British girl.
I had a Thai GF who tried to kill me!
Feb 10th 2010, 9:56 am
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Re: Best asian country for a single man in his 30s?
If the Thai and Chinese women I have dated are anything to go by then they are both a pain in the arse.
I'm currently with a Japanese girl and she is the closest thing to normal that I have ever encountered in an Asian woman. Women from that side of the world can be incredible, loving and loyal but they also seem to have a tendancy to over react to things which wouldn't really cause any kind of reaction from a British girl.
I'm currently with a Japanese girl and she is the closest thing to normal that I have ever encountered in an Asian woman. Women from that side of the world can be incredible, loving and loyal but they also seem to have a tendancy to over react to things which wouldn't really cause any kind of reaction from a British girl.
I had a Thai GF who tried to kill me!
Feb 10th 2010, 9:59 am
#59
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Re: Best asian country for a single man in his 30s?
Wow, mine didn't go that far.
The Thai girl who I did date for a while was obsessed with plastic surgery though and was due to go over there for a nose job just after we stopped seeing each other. She wasn't unintelligent or naiive either, she already had UK citizenship by the time we met and was in the final year of a PhD so I'd hate to see what the more bimbo-ish ones are like.
The Thai girl who I did date for a while was obsessed with plastic surgery though and was due to go over there for a nose job just after we stopped seeing each other. She wasn't unintelligent or naiive either, she already had UK citizenship by the time we met and was in the final year of a PhD so I'd hate to see what the more bimbo-ish ones are like.
Feb 10th 2010, 3:33 pm
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Re: Best asian country for a single man in his 30s?
If the Thai and Chinese women I have dated are anything to go by then they are both a pain in the arse.
I'm currently with a Japanese girl and she is the closest thing to normal that I have ever encountered in an Asian woman. Women from that side of the world can be incredible, loving and loyal but they also seem to have a tendancy to over react to things which wouldn't really cause any kind of reaction from a British girl.
I'm currently with a Japanese girl and she is the closest thing to normal that I have ever encountered in an Asian woman. Women from that side of the world can be incredible, loving and loyal but they also seem to have a tendancy to over react to things which wouldn't really cause any kind of reaction from a British girl.
In terms of being a single guy in Asia, I had a memorable month travelling on the Shinkansen from Tokyo to Fukuoka and making stops along the way. I found Japanese women incredibly approachable and there didn't seem to be the awkardness that exists in the Western bar scene. Unlike most countries in Asia, Japan is very developed and it is my favourite country visited so far(much to the annoyance of my Chinese wife!)