Cam Nivag wrote:If people listened to me, everyone would be single forever and happy.

Rutiger wrote:

Cam Nivag wrote:If people listened to me, everyone would be single forever and happy.

Cam Nivag wrote:

Bitte_Kein_Lexus wrote:I don't mean to probe into your personal affairs (though I obviously am), but did the relationship with the Cambodian woman you were seeing end? That seemed to be the only thing really keeping you attached to Cambodia in some way, so I can see how your interest would have drifted away from the place if it eventually didn't work out. Feel free to PM me if it's a touchy subject (or simply not answer). Either way, good luck in life.

Hey, hey, don't pry into the man's personal affairs.

He found he other forum after doing some googling and running across my article "7 Reasons Why I Probably Shouldn't Marry a Cambodian Woman."

He told us he was thinking of getting married, and I specifically advised him:

"Slow down. Breathe. Long engagement."

No one listens to me. No one.

If people listened to me, everyone would be single forever and happy.

General Mackevili wrote:I cleaned the last few posts up completely.

Come on gentlemen. There is another forum that encourages that kind of crap if you just want to get online to be a dickhead.

General Mackevili wrote:I cleaned the last few posts up completely.

Come on gentlemen. There is another forum that encourages that kind of crap if you just want to get online to be a dickhead.

Rutiger wrote:Looking at old posts from this forum, I see "Orange Dragon" played a very prominent role in starting this site and used to post a lot but now doesn't post at all. What's the history there? Did he sell his stake to the other partner and move on? I clicked on his posted Twitter feed and saw he doesn't update that anymore either. In fact, there seems to be several previously hardcore CEO posters who don't post here anymore (looking at the top 5 by member post count). Maybe just 'forum burnout' or something. Or maybe the general nature of expats in Cambodia is to move on after a few years whereas they seem to hunker down for decades in Thailand (or used to, maybe that has been changing lately with visa changes, etc). Just my initial observation. I know some settle down and start families and stay in Cambodia long term too, but it doesn't seem near as many, percentage-wise.