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Should the guy pay for the date? (pg. 17)
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| Jayx1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by No one
I agree though..and I'm a female..not sure what that makes me..:conf:
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a truely liberated unselfish woman?
| quote: | | *I should add. This is how I feel. I would never try to force my opinion/beliefs on another person. :) |
the problem is when other's views are forced upon you by society. Such as in St Andrew's case with his host mother and all the others berating him for standing his ground. |
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| Jayx1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by St_Andrew
*~LiSa-LoO~* and preppie chick, wish more girls were you like you here :) cheers to you =) there is light! hehe, actually you are kinda like swedish girls, they even get offended if you offer them to pay too much!
LOL yeah she is super religious too!!! and it is IMPOSSBILE to change her mind about anything when she has decided for something (which is pretty much always)... even tho she doesnt have ANY logical arguments!!!
i hate it :whip: :whip: :whip:
and yeah i dont know how i survive, its a matter of patience i guess :p learnt a lot tho, so its still a great experience ;) even tho i kinda expected something else :p
42 days left!!! |
Like i said... save your money and your grief and warn all your countrymen about canadian women...
No wonder most of my friends are either single or dating a FOB LOL
dummy disclaimer: FOB is not meant to be racist or demeaning as FOB can denote anyone from any country including europe or the US. |
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| Kytracid |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jayx1
if i have to be old fashioned why shouldnt she be then? Stay home and raise the kids and have supper waiting for me when i get home. Oh so now im chauvenist.... but what does that make the woman who expects me to still be traditional?
Glaring double standards here. |
There are women who don't mind being old fashioned, and suprisingly these women don't really have a problem with chauvanism either. That label is used by women who're working and consider themselves independent and above their counterparts who prefere to stay at home.
Personally, i hate anyone who thinks being a stay at home mom is somehow less demanding then working fulltime. Simple fact. Kids at a certain age need to have constant parental care. Someone has to do it. Women are natural caregivers so historically they have been the ones who have been saddled with the responsibility while men go out and earn a living. In todays society, women have more choices, so if my wife told me she'd rather work then i'd gladly stay at home and raise my kids. It's not something i feel i'm naturally suited to do...but hey, we all make sacrifies in life, so if it came down to a choice between having my kids raised by strangers, or me putting on an apron and turning into Martha Stewert and baking cookies and arranging play dates you better believe i'll be ready to do it.
PS. The 'bitch' better come back with some paper though...I got needs to you know... shopping, getting my nails done, buying outfits, malltrps for the kids, buying a cute lil mini van...damnit, i'm starting to think like one of them now... ! :o
*flips channel to ESPN and feels his manhood spring back to life*...Ahh, that's better. :) |
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| Jayx1 |
im not saying its wrong or right for women to stay at home. People should do what they feel makes them happy. But for a man to say that he wants a wife who stays at home with the kids and cooks he is called a chauvenist. Meanwhile women expect men to be traditional when it benefits them and thats the comparison im making. There are highly successful or wannabe successful career women who still demand that the man be traditional when it comes to money and chivalry and i find that to be bull. And that is about 95% of the current generation of single women btw.
But yes, i agree there is nothing wrong with stay at home moms at all. My mother was one. |
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| zoogla |
Who's gonna pay for these princesses?
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| Jayx1 |
Bah... Beckham is a bigger than the whole argentine team of 2002 combined.
Lets see Argentina kick some ass next year :D |
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| zoogla |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jayx1
Bah... Beckham is a bigger than the whole argentine team of 2002 combined.
Lets see Argentina kick some ass next year :D |
LOL!!! Batistuta is a close second tho!!! ;) Sorry for hijacking the discussion...HAD to post this! :p |
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| zoogla |
| quote: | Originally posted by Kytracid
or me putting on an apron and turning into Martha Stewert and baking cookies and arranging play dates you better believe i'll be ready to do it.
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*flips channel to ESPN and feels his manhood spring back to life*...Ahh, that's better. :) |
LOL!!! LIAR!!! I know you're watching Home and Garden right now...or maybe even the Food Network!!! LOL!!! ;) |
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| Kytracid |
^^^
BatiGOL looks very uncomfortable in that shot... LOL :D
Veron's red handbag...very chic. Hints of Manchester United there...
Zanetti with that polka dot pink thing looks...ummm...very GAY ! :D
Not sure what the guy with the leapord print name is...but he does look pretty familiar. Is that the guy who got Beckham sent off in World cup 2002 ?
Great pic fayraree. ;) That girl has been immortalized by some very clever photochopping. :) |
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| Kytracid |
| quote: | Originally posted by fayraree
LOL!!! LIAR!!! I know you're watching Home and Garden right now...or maybe even the Food Network!!! LOL!!! ;) |
Hey the Food Network kicks ass ! Definately not ashamed to watch that from time to time...helps with the cooking skills, and that's never a bad thing. ;)
Not so sure about Home and Garden though...might start watching that when i actually have a home with a garden that i give a damn about...currently the only thing green that does 'spark' my interest is 'weeds'. ;)
and greenbacks of course...lord know i luvs me some of them greenbacks ! :) |
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| Kytracid |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jayx1
Bah... Beckham is a bigger than the whole argentine team of 2002 combined.
Lets see Argentina kick some ass next year :D |
As long as Tevez and Saviola feature upfront i'll be pretty happy. :) |
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| ChemEnhanced |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jayx1
if i have to be old fashioned why shouldnt she be then? Stay home and raise the kids and have supper waiting for me when i get home. Oh so now im chauvenist.... but what does that make the woman who expects me to still be traditional?
Glaring double standards here. |
I don't disagree that there is a double standard here. In today's society the stay at home mom just can't work in every household. People who are 30 and below will typically not achieve the same financial success as their parents and therefore a double income in required.
I personally believe that in a household that can support only one income that the lady should stay at home and raise the children (this is not a chauvenistic statement but rather a reality statement as women are typically better capable of raising children...like it or not).
As for old fashioned gestures....why not....chivalry is not dead and I am sure many women still appreciate those little things we do for them. |
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