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On another note, I've been to England several times and can anyone explain to me the differences in culture between Ireland and England? It seems the exact same, bar the fact that their women are much less stuck-up.
OKAY, I GET IT NOW. I've finally figured this out.
Your beliefs are just unexpressed bitter misogyny that hides under (and is perhaps justified by) the guise of pseudo-Marxist media studies reasoning.
Alrighty then!
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Sittingpretty wrote: »You are clearly under the misconception that you are universally attractive. You are not at all allowing for personal tastes. For example Brad Pitt is considered universally attractive yet PERSONALLY he leaves me cold. You may consider yourself to be only gorgeous and you may very well be but that does not mean you are attractive to everyone.
Also when you approach a girl with the I'm an 8, she's a 2 mentality, she's not stupid, she knows. She's well within her rights to brush you off.
I'm a confident person and I've never had a problem attracting men however I never gauged their looks on a scale or put them in "leagues" either above or below me. It never mattered.
Women want an intelligent, funny, honest positive man who rocks their world in bed, not some narcissistic boyo who has already placed them beneath him in rankings before he's even opened his mouth.
My looks simply mattered less in Germany than they do here. At least, women were willing to look past them to see what else I had to offer them. In Ireland women feel they have so many options, that they can just reject, reject, reject until they find some kind of perfect specimen with ideal looks and height as well as desirable personality traits.
Are you seriously suggesting that a woman's confidence actually matters in how successful she is in attracting men?
I'm seriously suggesting nothing, you can take from my post what you will. That's your prerogative.
Do you speak for all women of Ireland when you say we are surrounded by options ripe for rejection?
I may be incorrect but you appear to have some unresolved issues with Irish women. Perhaps instead of expecting Irish women to change their "culture" you could fit in with what u believe to be a majority or else might I suggest you continue to sell yourself to those women not o Irish extraction with whom you fare better 0 -
Sittingpretty wrote: »I'm seriously suggesting nothing, you can take from my post what you will. That's your prerogative.
Do you speak for all women of Ireland when you say we are surrounded by options ripe for rejection?
I may be incorrect but you appear to have some unresolved issues with Irish women. Perhaps instead of expecting Irish women to change their "culture" you could fit in with what u believe to be a majority or else might I suggest you continue to sell yourself to those women not o Irish extraction with whom you fare better
I'm just stating my opinion, which is also my prerogative.
This thread was a statement open to debate. I'm simply debating what I see to be the negative aspects of Irish culture vs foreign culture, which in my opinion consists of low quality women vs much higher quality women. I do plan on emigrating in a year to magic "foreignland" by the way
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Sittingpretty wrote: »I'm seriously suggesting nothing, you can take from my post what you will. That's your prerogative.
Do you speak for all women of Ireland when you say we are surrounded by options ripe for rejection?
I may be incorrect but you appear to have some unresolved issues with Irish women. Perhaps instead of expecting Irish women to change their "culture" you could fit in with what u believe to be a majority or else might I suggest you continue to sell yourself to those women not o Irish extraction with whom you fare better
I'm just stating my opinion, which is also my prerogative.
This thread was a statement open to debate. I'm simply debating what I see to be the negative aspects of Irish culture vs foreign culture, which in my opinion consists of low quality women vs much higher quality women. I do plan on emigrating in a year to magic "foreignland" by the way
I suppose that all depends on what you consider quality. It is my opinion that that is a gross generalisation, one to which you are entitled of course 0 -
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I'm just stating my opinion, which is also my prerogative.
This thread was a statement open to debate. I'm simply debating what I see to be the negative aspects of Irish culture vs foreign culture, which in my opinion consists of low quality women vs much higher quality women. I do plan on emigrating in a year to magic "foreignland" by the way
Banned.
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If its that great, why are there far more Irish people living outside Ireland than in it?
Work (because there's no jobs at home right now), to experience something different and to get away from the awful weather for a few years. I'd say they're most people's reason.
Let's use a cake analogy. I love Lemon Meringue Pie...tis my favourite kinda cake in fact, but if I eat too much I get sick, plus I don't want to get tired of eating it, so I try other cakes. Develop a more varied palette for different kinds of cakes. Life is too short to spend all your time eating one kind of cake but that doesn't mean Lemon Meringue Pie is any less tasty. 0 -
I'm just stating my opinion, which is also my prerogative.
This thread was a statement open to debate. I'm simply debating what I see to be the negative aspects of Irish culture vs foreign culture, which in my opinion consists of low quality women vs much higher quality women. I do plan on emigrating in a year to magic "foreignland" by the way
Good. Don't come back either.0 -
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