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**jessyhalm** · 09-21-2012, 02:48 PM

Yes- it is all "real, but paradoxically, I think people think something is only "real" in this context if it conforms to how they imagine it to be.

You've hit the nail on the head Khun Don.

I remember when I returned home after my first visit to Thailand, a friend asked me where I had been and what I enjoyed most.

We both had different views of what "real" Thailand is.

I prefer the quiet scenic areas and he enjoys the bustle of busy towns and cities.

Both are very much real.

09-21-2012, 02:48 PM	#33
jessyhalm Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 499 Senior Member	Yes- it is all "real, but paradoxically, I think people think something is only "real" in this context if it conforms to how they imagine it to be. You've hit the nail on the head Khun Don. I remember when I returned home after my first visit to Thailand, a friend asked me where I had been and what I enjoyed most. We both had different views of what "real" Thailand is. I prefer the quiet scenic areas and he enjoys the bustle of busy towns and cities. Both are very much real.
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