Bringing out the potential

Read more about

Disclaimer: This section has been written for a male audience and to serve the needs of our male readers.
It contains information that some (female readers) might find disrespectful. It is by your own choice that you have arrived here.

The number one rule in (most) relationship counselling is that you cannot change your partner. Yes, you can agree to change minor things such as being home in time for dinner or calling when you’re late, but in essence people’s personalities are like a giant internal rock formation that you as a partner can hardly get to, let alone change. Cracks may appear in the rock formation in the case of a giant emotional shock but your gentle manoeuvring is at most like a small stream of water polishing the stone, you won’t live long enough to make a change.

That having said, the case for Thai women is a bit different from the case for Western women, and most relationship counselling originates from a Western perspective.

FURTHER CONTENT

• how Western-style relationship counselling does not 100% apply to the Thai situation
• how to bring out the potential in your Thai partner

READ MORE - SIGN UP AS AN INSIDER MEMBER FIRST

(insider members: just scroll down)

Leave a comment

Note: By posting a comment or question, you will not automatically be notified when other people respond to your post (as in some other social media message threads). Please check the thread yourself if you’re interested in this topic.

Your Name or Pseudo

Your Email

Please put in your real email address. It will not be displayed with your comment or on the site, but we can answer you if needed. Comments with fake email addresses may be removed.

Comment

Some comments may be edited or deleted, according to our comments policy.

Rate this page (optional)

What do you think about this article?

1

2

3

4

5

Submit Comment