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American TA - How true is this about American women? (pg. 2)
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| Sykonee |
| Aren't Mormons Americans too? |
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| gehzumteufel |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sykonee
Aren't Mormons Americans too? |
Considering being a Mormon happens in many countries, this is subjective. |
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| Fledz |
| quote: | Originally posted by wienerschnitzel
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Ahahahahaha :haha: |
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| Lira |
| quote: | Originally posted by idoru
So you're trying to compare women from your country to women that you haven't been around too much by asking us to compare women in our country to women we haven't been around too much?
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Why, of course! Isn't it obvious?
Besides, women are all the same, you see? However, if you add some particular trait (i.e. nationality, hair colour, or even a zodiacal sign!) you suddenly get a completely different kind of woman - but they're still all the bloody same! Brazilian women are all kind and sexy, for example, though I'm sure there's something despicable about them; and American women "have for morals and are always suffering from some kind of anxiety disorder". It's that easy! Having a pair of X chromosomes and being born in a particular territory are enough to make you lazier than another person with the same pair of chromosomes, but born across the Atlantic.
Why bother and get to know individuals anyway? As a matter of fact, from now on, I'm going to call all American girls in this forum by the same name. Hell, make that every single girl in North America! They're all Claire now. I'm sure Megan, Jenny, Jamie, Theresa, Rose, Myra, and Yukii are pretty much the same, so they may just as well be Claire! They're all blond Mormons students of Psychology currently dating Krypton and Pat even though they're actually married to Eli (now that's unfaithful!) and for some reason they also work as a nurse and spin records.
How's that for "more baggage than desired", Mr. lim f(x)? |
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| NeoPhono |
| This is one of those "insert country here" type things. There are women in every country who could fall into those categories, including the US. All women here are not like that, just like all women in other countries are not like that. You just have to find the good ones, no matter where you are. |
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| Arbiter |
| Well, I agree with the basic idea of not marrying an American girl. However, that's only because it's an obvious corollary of a much more important nugget of wisdom: don't get married. |
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| Domesticated |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lira
Why, of course! Isn't it obvious?
Besides, women are all the same, you see? However, if you add some particular trait (i.e. nationality, hair colour, or even a zodiacal sign!) you suddenly get a completely different kind of woman - but they're still all the bloody same! Brazilian women are all kind and sexy, for example, though I'm sure there's something despicable about them; and American women "have for morals and are always suffering from some kind of anxiety disorder". It's that easy! Having a pair of X chromosomes and being born in a particular territory are enough to make you lazier than another person with the same pair of chromosomes, but born across the Atlantic.
Why bother and get to know individuals anyway? As a matter of fact, from now on, I'm going to call all American girls in this forum by the same name. Hell, make that every single girl in North America! They're all Claire now. I'm sure Megan, Jenny, Jamie, Theresa, Rose, Myra, and Yukii are pretty much the same, so they may just as well be Claire! They're all blond Mormons students of Psychology currently dating Krypton and Pat even though they're actually married to Eli (now that's unfaithful!) and for some reason they also work as a nurse and spin records.
How's that for "more baggage than desired", Mr. lim f(x)? |
I disagree with you there. There are certain cultural facets that tend to manifest themselves as various aspects of a person's personality. In females this is a lot more pronounced. For example, Asian women are part of a society in which men are still seen to be the superior gender. The women must rely on the men for income and protection, meaning they are more respectful and subservient.
Western women, on the other hand, are the result of the gains made by feminism (that's another can of worms). They believe that they should forge their own path in the world and that they are the equal of men. They are less subservient, more independent and more likely to talk back or 'disrespect' their partners (i.e. be a bitch).
This is just one particular example of how culture can influence a person's actions or personality, and I'm sure there are many more. |
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| Ygrene |
| I have nipples Greg. Can you milk me? |
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| Slylee |
| quote: | Originally posted by Arbiter
Well, I agree with the basic idea of not marrying an American girl. However, that's only because it's an obvious corollary of a much more important nugget of wisdom: don't get married. |
stop rejecting love arbiter. you're going to be a lonely old man with no grandkids if you keep this up:mad: |
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| gehzumteufel |
| quote: | Originally posted by Slylee
stop rejecting love arbiter. you're going to be a lonely old man with no grandkids if you keep this up:mad: |
Nah, he will just find some chick and end up getting married. Watch. |
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| owien |
| quote: | Originally posted by idoru
So you're trying to compare women from your country to women that you haven't been around too much by asking us to compare women in our country to women we haven't been around too much?
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is this a riddle of some kind? |
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| Domesticated |
| quote: | Originally posted by Slylee
stop rejecting love arbiter. you're going to be a lonely old man with no grandkids if you keep this up:mad: |
He's never mentioned rejecting love, only marriage.
I tend to agree really. What's the point of having some mystical bible basher who knows nothing about you say a few magic words to join you and your partner? If you really love someone there should be no problem existing together without the legal status. A guy at my office has three kids with his girlfriend - they have no intention of getting married - and their lives work exactly the same as everyone else's. The only difference is, if something goes wrong between them they don't have to ruin their lives with a legal battle. |
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