Flying abroad on a trip with her family, the superstar actress Mai Davika shared sweet moments from the vacation. "Mai Davika" She described the trip as one planned for two years, lasting 9-10 days, and updated on the topic of having children, saying she has no plans for the next 1-2 years due to preparing for a film project. She revealed she closed her X account for peace of mind. "Recently, I went to Spain for work, but before that, I went to Switzerland with Ter and my family on a trip booked two years ago because I hadn’t traveled for two years. Despite flying frequently for work, this trip was purely for leisure in Switzerland. It was about 9 or 10 days, hopping between cities. I felt sorry for Ter having to take photos for me since I don’t have a photographer. I’m not concerned about what he posts because real life is better," she smiled.
"I always tease Ter. Wherever I go, I joke that 'Sai Mai needs to come too.' You know, it’s just teasing. It feels like every place and moment is an opportunity because the atmosphere and weather in Spain, Italy, and Zurich are great. But having children isn’t on our plan right now, not at all. I haven’t even preserved my eggs yet. I’m already 34. Honestly, I haven’t even had my blood tested to see if I can preserve eggs. They say if you can, you should, but I haven’t done it yet. There’s no plan because I’m worried that hormone injections might worsen my condition. Also, I need to film soon, so I’m not ready to take hormones yet—I might end up crying on set."
"Regarding having children, I think society today makes it a huge responsibility. It depends on whether we are ready to accept having a child. I believe I can raise a child well, but kids have their own minds and opinions. If I’m still expecting too much, it’s better not to have kids. Right now, I have high expectations, so it’s better to wait."
"Having a child means managing work and finances. I saw a clip estimating that from birth to Grade 4, it costs about 8 million baht. Someone calculated it as a minimum. I thought, '8 million?' Ter agrees with me; we both worry about society and social networks—whether a child born now would be emotionally fragile. It’s 50/50. I’m not in a hurry to preserve eggs. If I really want children, I’d preserve them first. For now, in the next 1-2 years, no plans."
"About my X account, I intended to close it permanently. I recommend this to anyone feeling overwhelmed by information; it helps a lot. I have other focuses, so I thought it better to close it. Maybe I’ll reopen it in the future, but for now, it’s permanent. I’m less concerned about others’ matters—things unrelated to me that I don’t need to pay attention to. Sometimes it’s better not to know. It depends on personal preference. For me, not knowing gives me more time to work. It’s normal for people in the industry to be talked about all the time, in many ways. But I’ve realized I was absorbing unnecessary matters and worrying about others’ issues as if they were mine. When news comes up, I remind myself, ‘It’s not my business.’ I don’t feel the need to comment on everyone’s issues. Sometimes, not knowing others’ problems is better. We already have our own life problems."
"This is permanent. I think it will stay that way. I don’t want to come back one day and then have to leave again. It feels very healthy for my life right now. I’m not strong for long anyway. If I go back in, I’ll get hurt again, feel sad, and leave again."
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