Sorry for not updating the thread, haven't been much to write about tbh. Poker has been going way better the last few months so that's cool.

I'm back in Da Nang after being in Thailand and found a cute girl here that I have been hanging out with a bit, Unfortunately she is working a lot and doesn't have so much time to hang out with me, buhu She sent me a gif of a Vietnamese woman cutting a mans penis, and told that this was what gonna happen to me if I lied/was banging other girls while hanging out with her, she was probably joking, but I think its best to not test her We are not bf and gf or anything ofc..

Either way, I'm really tired of this city and I kinda wanna go somewhere else tomorrow, thinking about Saigon, Phnom Phen, maybe even Manila, just somewhere a bit more crazy. I will be going home for Christmas so I have about one month left. Probably gonna spend some time at home before I head out again.

Btw, AdderallAtMidnight, wtf is your thread closed?!

I can't believe I just finished reading this whole thread - nice writing and good pics!

I'm close to twice your age and I'll give you advice that I wish someone had given me. Right now you are young and have more strength & energy than you ever will in your life. You should use that because your body will slow down, age will catch up with you as it does with everyone else.

So, in one of your posts you mentioned that you can make 6500 in two months back home. Go home and do it! That job pays high because it's a young man's game with a strong back. Go out and do that job until your knees give out - and your knees will give out - save every single penny and invest the money in something safe. Before you know it, you'll be in your 40s but will have enough money saved to move to anywhere you want and be surrounded by young girls that call you Papa.

I get it, no one wants to delay their travel plans. But 6500 is just about the most profitable thing you can do right now and you can't do that same job later in life. Most of those expats you see with no options are in that exact scenario: broke overseas but can't go home because the job they used to do 30 years ago is impossible now. You don't want to be in that position.

Best of luck!

^^^ I just picked a random quote so you would see this

As much as I think you are a moron, I have to give you props because every time I come into the travel forum I'm surprised that you are still alive. If there was a betting pool for picking which poster would be found dead in a SEA raw sewage gutter somewhere, I would have gone broke 10x over betting on you. Good on you for still being out there!

^ Just picked a random quote to sum it up.

Every time you return to the travel forum I'm surprised you come back after embarrassing yourself over and over again. Your advice to Lynx is wise, I'll give you credit for that. It's obvious someone with your pathetic life would be frustrated that a guy half his age not following his advice is having a good time.

I think you're doing a good thing here. You're motivating people to follow your advice in order NOT to end up like you in their 40s.

You spend more time researching me than I have ever spent on you

Anyone with half a brain can always get a job regardless of work history. I forgot where he's from but he can chill on welfare as well in many western euro countries. The worst thing that can happen is that he's stuck in a dead end situation which most guys are stuck in regardless.

I'm in my mid 30s now and have been swinging down to broke over the years in most of my 20s and I would do it all over again. (I have solid savings now that can last me years if needed) At my current age my youthful vigor and interest in new experiences is fading already and I'm pretty much been there done that...

You can't relive your 20s and it's a damn shame if you waste those grinding in a cubicle surrounded by cucks and man hating feminists.

Never listen to old guys wanting to keep you on the straight and narrow with a cowardly mindset.

Some of you have been broke for so long that you're addicted to the struggle. Chill on welfare? GTFO!

Struggling in your 20s is good for your character. If life is too smooth and easy and you never had hard times chances are you will become a cuck that buys a house in your thai wife's name and supports her lazy layabout family who come up with new schemes all day every day to **** you over. You will also get laid with real girls instead of your hand.

Anyone who had to struggle a bit will laugh at simps handing money and power over to women to inevitably get ****ed over.

Struggles and hard times enabled me to recover from situations that would have driven others to suicide because they never had to deal with tough situations before and allowed me to grind out some bad gigs and hustle until good money came along.

Welfare is a pretty cushy arrangement in western Europe for the most part, but things will probably fall apart within the next decade or two.

Holy ****! Guys, check out Info's instagram, he's balling out now! Finally saw some beach after 3 years in the city!

So the options are:

1) Landed some rich girl who is at least 7 that treats him some luxury;
2) Monthly support payment increased;
3) Making all that money from his twitch streams, 2 ebooks and crushing poker.

What is this stuff

Just an interesting story I wanted to share. Sorry wrong thread

You're entire presence on 2p2 should be called "Sorry wrong thread"

You're "I hate my life"

Funny you call people moron with that grammar

Cool story bro