Thread: I need a woman

Originally Posted by Cyrille

Yes the choice is easier because we are told flatly that we have to strangle ourselves with a collar and tie - items of clothing that might have been devised to be as uncomfortable as possible in the SE Asian climate.

At least, unlike women, you don't need to wear a padded bra or stockings with that to add to your discomfort cy.

Originally Posted by Cyrille

Fact is most superiors, male or female, are basically shit scared of approaching female teachers who are inappropriately dressed

Men yes, women no, a memo does the job of drawing attention to a breach of dress code if subtle hints don't work. I remember this chick at my work who always wore red or black bras under partially see through white shirts, usually colleagues will point out that your look is 'inappropriate' for school if common sense fails.

Originally Posted by sentrix

usually colleagues will point out that your look is 'inappropriate' for school if common sense fails.

Not in my experience - not at all.

After all, why spoil the fun.

I used to work with a lady who rejoiced in the nickname 'The Rabbit Strangler'.

Anyway, an eccentric lass, she rode a big ol' powerful motorbike into work every morning. Evidently she didn't care much for the visor because all manner of strange splattered insects would be stuck to her face. It fascinated me no end to see which specimens she'd picked up between Stevenage and Hampstead, so naturally, I never said a thing. Like a big pink pizza it was. Horrible, but strangely compelling.

Originally Posted by Anna Key

Horrible, but strangely compelling.

A juxta position often experienced when observing a female Thailand TEFLers work attire.

Has she matched the elephant print sarong with the original 'Relax Don't Do It' XXXXL T-shirt again?

Originally Posted by sentrix

Hey Nat can I have an invite to that room please?

It no longer lets anyone in. A techy thing.

I thought it was for women only, where we can gossip, discuss private matters, talk about how hot cy and jd are without all these other guys eavesdropping.


Hope the tecchie whatever is fixed

It's been dead for almost a year now.

OK, back to the OP. I can give tips from my experience which has been in language schools, corporate teaching and some private tutoring. I honestly can't speak for gov't schools on things like panty hose, closed shoes or strangling blouse.

I've always erred on the side of caution and dressed on the conservative side. Thank god, I was never told I had to wear panty hose, so I never did.
I always wore a conservative blouse, long sleeved because it's always freezing inside, and skirts that fall slightly below the knee. Small earrings and minimal jewellery, if any.
As for shoes, Thailand has a plethora of shoes and I would pick them up whenever I saw a pair that I liked. Shoes never lased more than about 6 months in BKK.
I bought the majority of my clothes either at the markets or at The Mall whne they had sales, which was most of the time.
Bras and undewear are plentiful in Thailand so you'l never have problems finding them.
Have I forgotten anything?

Wasn't there a post here earlier featuring hollow agreeing with me?

Or did I dream it all?

That 'diplodocus' neck is spot on.

Originally Posted by Bangkok Phil

I need one of you ladies to just send me a few notes under the following topics. No need for photos or proper sentences. I'll sort all that out. To philip@ajarn.com if you'd be so kind Shoes Blouses Skirts Jewellry Make-up Suits Hair Underwear And any other sections I've missed

When's the deadline and will the poster get credit for it? Have half of something put together, will send it later.