Another heated social media battle has erupted between former spouses. Teacher Paiboon Sangduan and Ae Mira Cholwiralwanit Recently, they clashed over their child's school transfer. Teacher Paiboon posted, “I’m really fed up with this witch. She’s completely neglected her duties. Even now, the transfer documents aren’t ready, and our child’s name isn’t in the system. I’ve followed up repeatedly on the grades and paperwork. If you can’t handle it, just say so clearly and I’ll take care of it myself.”
Then Ae Mira captured Teacher Paiboon’s post and shared it on Facebook, firing back at her ex-husband: “I think I’ve been very generous, giving you chances—both for the child and otherwise—but you ruined those opportunities. You shouldn’t do anything that hurts our child emotionally. Last night, our child sent me their location; I was ready to pick them up if it wasn’t midterm. Our child wanted to study in town and decided to live with you. We can talk privately if you want.”
“I followed up on the documents until they were completed before going to Makanya. You just need to pick up the documents to finish. You have the power of attorney to transfer the child’s school—I signed it before going to Makanya. Remember, your time is running out. I’m not giving you any more chances. The same person with the same habits.”
Meanwhile, Wine Yutthapichai Ae Mira’s boyfriend, commented under her post: “A real man doesn’t talk much; he acts more than he speaks. Is that all you can say? I may be a stepfather, but what I give to Sainan is more than blood. Do you know what it means when a mother cries missing her child? She loves and cares for the child and doesn’t want them to leave. But why would a mother send her child away? Because she believes it’s best for them. I want Sainan to be happy.”
Teacher Paiboon, growing angry, captured Ae Mira’s post and Wine’s comment, then fired back fiercely: “If you’re so capable and noble, come pick him up now—don’t just post. What chances did you give me? You ruined my life. If you’re good people, I hope you prosper in chaos. People like me, whom you destroyed until I have almost nothing left.”
“If you think I’m bad, come get him today. Don’t post to create a good image. What’s wrong with your man? What problem do you have? What did I do to you, you foul-mouthed jerk? I’ve put up with you for a long time. Now let me speak. Get ready to face your karma. I’ve taken plenty already.” He added a fire emoji.
Teacher Paiboon then posted a lengthy, fiery statement: “I’ve been silent and patient for a long time, not responding no matter what rumors or posts they spread about me. I accepted being the bad guy and let society criticize me. But I’m posting now for my child’s sake, for their education and a better life. Honestly, I’ve never cared about their lives, only about my child. Anyone who follows or is friends with me on Facebook knows I never value those people, only my child.”
“I ask everyone before commenting or criticizing me, please look at the real life, not just the pretty content or clips they fabricate and post. I have many real stories about my child I’ve never shared because I don’t want them to see the neglect by adults—from small to serious matters.”
“I admit when I’m wrong, but some people never see their own faults. They think they’re always right, good, and talented, always victims. Society sympathizes with them. Don’t believe the glossy social media; look at the reality—home, surroundings, and their behavior.”
“#This is my last post about these so-called good people. If they keep claiming they gave me chances and act like they control my life, they’re seriously mistaken and self-deluded. Especially that man who isn’t the father. Don’t get involved. Who are you? #I will fully defend myself. If you want to take the child, please do so. I welcome it with no objections. Just make sure the child’s quality of life is better than with me. #Take him today.”
He also shared a screenshot of a LINE chat with Ae Mira, writing: "She said she signed a power of attorney for me. Yes, but how does that relate to following up on our child's grades and school transfer? That was her responsibility because I initiated the transfer from Non Pasang School. But the child hadn’t completed all grades since Grade 3, so the teacher told her to follow up since I didn’t know where the child was studying. She said she’d take responsibility, so I agreed and sent her the child’s ID card.”
“I thought she had already sent the documents to the new school because I had given the destination school's name and address. But yesterday, the new school contacted me saying they hadn’t received the transfer papers or grades, so the child’s name isn’t in the system yet. I apologized to the school and tried calling her, but she didn’t answer or reply to messages. So, I posted out of disappointment and anger.”
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