How bar girls in Angeles City made me a gentleman.

[@TM-tw1py]

Thanks for sharing your story - this definitely comes from a gentleman.

[@musingsofamarine9601]

@@TM-tw1py thank you.

[@marccunningham6353]

Great stories!!

[@musingsofamarine9601]

Thanks Marc.

[@scootersadventures1275]

I appreciate your honesty. People are people. Good luck to ya!

[@musingsofamarine9601]

@@scootersadventures1275 Thanks Scooter

[@bobc5730]

Disregard the haters.

[@musingsofamarine9601]

Thank you. I definitely do.

[@jsgdk]

I have seen Thailand change guys, from being timid and insecure with women to being real ladies men and doing well with women back home.

[@musingsofamarine9601]

I believe it. The Philippines did the same for me.

[@750tripple]

Mate you are a god father of the pass port bros a life lived and saved from the evil western woman total respect to you sir

[@jsgdk]

Women are women, hating women for being women is pointless.

[@musingsofamarine9601]

Thank you. I agree with your statement.

[@CHENLV-b6n]

Hard to believe that as a young Marine stationed at Camp Pendleton in the early 80's that you didn't travel 45 min south to Tijuana. Nearly every Marine partied there often. You must have been a real loner glad you snapped out of it.

[@musingsofamarine9601]

@@CHENLV-b6n thanks., but I was anything but a loner while serving and very few Marines I knew went to Tijuana. Not owning a car didn’t help either. I didn’t bother buying one while at Camp Pendleton because I knew I would get stationed on Okinawa eventually.

[@CHENLV-b6n]

@@musingsofamarine9601 I would have given you a ride in my '67 Rambler we coulda squeezed one more in.

[@musingsofamarine9601]

@@CHENLV-b6n it would have been a blast. Unfortunately, during the time I was close to getting out in 1985, Tijuana was off-limits to all Marines.

[@chiachinchang3841]

Nice stoy,devil dog.