Are foreign women more approachable than Irish girls?

Redneck Culchie

Redneck Culchie wrote: »

Irish men are more popular with foreigners than Irish women. I don't think that can be disputed....

I won't make any negative comments on Irish women

hehe.

Triceratops Ballet

Church on Tuesday wrote: »

I'm sorry but that's a load of nonsense.

Most Irish men don't give a toss about any of that, most are not that shallow.

You're always going to get pigs, who haven't a word in their head unless they have gallons of porter in them on a night out, but that comes with the territory, plenty foreign lads can be piggish too, believe me I've seen it.

I don't want to go over more tedious gender war nonsense but the OP's original question was are foreign woman more approachable than Irish girls and they patently are.

Most Irish women are pretty conservative, even in 2018. I've always found foreign woman a lot more easy to talk to in general day to day life and especially in night life. I would guess that's most Irish men's opinion too.

It's not nonsense it's based on my lived experience, just as your experience has coloured your opinion on the issue. I've been an Irish woman for 30 odd ears now and I dare say I've more first hand experience of being approached by Irish men than you do and they are not the cassanovas they like to think of themselves as. If they find it easier to approach foreign women it's for a couple of reasons as have been mentioned in the thread:

• What's new or exotic is more interesting, weirdly enough if you spend your life surrounded by hot Latin lovers, self depricating affable Irish men will seem exotic
• Foreign men and women socialise more together and have a more natural way of being together so when foreign women are approached by Irish men they assume it's in the same context as their local men and are not as guarded
  

Junkyard Tom

Shenshen wrote: »

Ok, I think I'm struggling to express myself a little. Apologies, it's not my first language.

You have excellent written English. Fair play to you.

juanjo

Wibbs wrote: »

Well given I'm a hairy arsed and faced bloke, I wouldn't be the target for Spanish men. In my experience Spanish lads certainly wouldn't be as "bad" as some Italian men, who can be extremely forward, but they'd be more forward than Irish men.

Ooops hahaha sorry but you know, there are also men who like men so don't consider yourself safe.

And yeah I agree that we have some of those "vultures" alright, and that they latch more onto foreign girls (locals are more used to swat them away), but the interactions tend to be limited to when being out (at least with locals).

Redneck Culchie

Irish women are less approachable on nights out because they are more tanked up and would cut the head of you if looked at them the wrong way. When they are sober it's different but nobody approachs women during the day here.

Church on Tuesday

Triceratops Ballet wrote: »

It's not nonsense it's based on my lived experience, just as your experience has coloured your opinion on the issue. I've been an Irish woman for 30 odd ears now and I dare say I've more first hand experience of being approached by Irish men than you do and they are not the cassanovas they like to think of themselves as. If they find it easier to approach foreign women it's for a couple of reasons as have been mentioned in the thread:

• What's new or exotic is more interesting, weirdly enough if you spend your life surrounded by hot Latin lovers, self depricating affable Irish men will seem exotic
• Foreign men and women socialise more together and have a more natural way of being together so when foreign women are approached by Irish men they assume it's in the same context as their local men and are not as guarded
  

Not being stuck up would be one of them I reckon.

SusieBlue

Church on Tuesday wrote: »

Not being stuck up would be one of them I reckon.

Just to clarify, are you saying every single Irish woman on earth is stuck up? Or can we assume you're just making another generalisation?

Shenshen

SusieBlue wrote: »

Just to clarify, are you saying every single Irish woman on earth is stuck up? Or can we assume you're just making another generalisation?

I'm actually finding it funnier that he/she implies that all non-Irish women are not stuck up. Quite a statement to make about just under 3 billion people!

Triceratops Ballet

Church on Tuesday wrote: »

Not being stuck up would be one of them I reckon.

what's your demonstrable evidence for this outlandish assertion?
Are all Irish women stuck up?
What makes them stuck up?
or is it only Irish women who talk to you who are stuck up?

maybe you need to look at the common denominator

Pug160

My thoughts on this have changed somewhat over time. Approaching someone who's first language isn't English probably requires a higher degree of competence. So in that respect it's not necessarily easier. In fact it can potentially amplify any imperfections. Now Americans, Canadians, Aussies etc - that's a different story. You're getting the best of both worlds there.

Lots of men in different countries seem to complain about the native women. There are some unique differences here but it's difficult to nail down exactly what they are and what is causing it. Far too much emphasis is placed on alcohol and If there are a greater number of people here who are shy socially it's hard to imagine that the reason is genetic, that's for sure.

Ray Palmer

Triceratops Ballet wrote: »

It's not nonsense it's based on my lived experience, just as your experience has coloured your opinion on the issue. I've been an Irish woman for 30 odd ears now and I dare say I've more first hand experience of being approached by Irish men than you do and they are not the cassanovas they like to think of themselves as. If they find it easier to approach foreign women it's for a couple of reasons as have been mentioned in the thread:

• What's new or exotic is more interesting, weirdly enough if you spend your life surrounded by hot Latin lovers, self depricating affable Irish men will seem exotic
• Foreign men and women socialise more together and have a more natural way of being together so when foreign women are approached by Irish men they assume it's in the same context as their local men and are not as guarded
  

From my 44 years as an Irish male and working abroad I can say you have no idea what Irish women are like towards men.
Exotic works a bit but on first approaches that isn't even a consideration in many cases.
I have never been asked out by an Irish women or even just offered a drink. I have had Irish woman say they will talk to me if I'll buy them one which I have never experienced in another country.
I was visiting Philadelphia in my 30s and went from the airport to the hotel. In that time I was given 2 phone numbers and asked out. I hadn't even made it to the check-in. I had long hair and a bit of a hippy and looked like a lot of the locals. They approached me before knowing anything about me.
In Ireland you can get a he'll of a lot of abuse just approaching women. Normally because they are in a group and there is always one who is annoyed they weren't approached. Doesn't happen in other countries but you might see it in the UK too.
I worked in nightclubs in Dublin and I can say I have watched all things happen while sober that the customers don't see. A simple not interested response rarely get any response other than a sorry to bother you. The things is many women in a group will be insulting instead which is completely uncalled for. In the US I saw bouncer kicking women out of a bar for being abusive for offers of drinks or chats.

Redneck Culchie

The best women are Eastern Europeans that is fairly widely accepted among most men of different nationalities . We're running out of them now but I think Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro are joining the EU soon so more coming. We need Ukraine and Belarus in the EU immediately to address declining birth rates. Only for Putin this would have already occurred I think.

Redneck Culchie

Redneck Culchie wrote: »

Irish women are less approachable on nights out because they are more tanked up and would cut the head of you if looked at them the wrong way.

Ara sure looking at the ugly hammerheads and flat feet that pass for the average male troglodyte in Ireland, I'd overlook it. Indeed, mná na hÉireann are very good to stay in Ireland given such a stunning paucity of aesthetic qualities among fir na hÉireann. They must count their blessings that some foreign girls have arrived so that the Irish girls can now avoid feeling guilty for not finding stinky underarms and lanky pasty-coloured bandy auld legs attractive.

Zorya

Redneck Culchie wrote: »

The best women are Eastern Europeans that is fairly widely accepted among most men of different nationalities . We're running out of them now but I think Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro are joining the EU soon so more coming. We need Ukraine and Belarus in the EU immediately to address declining birth rates. Only for Putin this would have already occurred I think.

The wistful longing in this post is quite poignant.
Ryanair do quite cheap flights I've heard. Why are you waiting?

DEFTLEFTHAND

Used to find that the opposite male female chat up routine happened in England.

If a girl was into you, she'd come up to you.

Less bullsh1ting involved also. Very direct and to the point.

Seemed to be more sexually liberated if that's the correct term.

Church on Tuesday

Triceratops Ballet wrote: »

what's your demonstrable evidence for this outlandish assertion?
Are all Irish women stuck up?
What makes them stuck up?
or is it only Irish women who talk to you who are stuck up?

maybe you need to look at the common denominator

My evidence is life.

Nope, not all Irish women are stuck up.

I've no idea what makes someone stuck up to be honest.

Some have been in the past but I quickly root out folk like that male and female.

I will not get into an argument with you, it's a Friday night. I'm merely giving my opinion based on my life experiences

Church on Tuesday

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

Used to find that the opposite male female chat up routine happened in England.

If a girl was into you, she'd come up to you.

Less bullsh1ting involved also. Very direct and to the point.

Seemed to be more sexually liberated if that's the correct term.

Yup, found that to be the case myself too.

Redneck Culchie

Zorya wrote: »

The wistful longing in this post is quite poignant.
Ryanair do quite cheap flights I've heard. Why are you waiting?

Doubt theres many job out there and I only speak English . But yeah Kiev and Warsaw would be good for a trip soon. Budapest also highly rated.

Redneck Culchie

Deleted User wrote: »

Ara sure looking at the ugly hammerheads and flat feet that pass for the average male troglodyte in Ireland, I'd overlook it. Indeed, mná na hÉireann are very good to stay in Ireland given such a stunning paucity of aesthetic qualities among fir na hÉireann. They must count their blessings that some foreign girls have arrived so that the Irish girls can now avoid feeling guilty for not finding stinky underarms and lanky pasty-coloured bandy auld legs attractive.

Love you too xx

Triceratops Ballet

Ray Palmer wrote: »

From my 44 years as an Irish male and working abroad I can say you have no idea what Irish women are like towards men.
Exotic works a bit but on first approaches that isn't even a consideration in many cases.
I have never been asked out by an Irish women or even just offered a drink. I have had Irish woman say they will talk to me if I'll buy them one which I have never experienced in another country.
I was visiting Philadelphia in my 30s and went from the airport to the hotel. In that time I was given 2 phone numbers and asked out. I hadn't even made it to the check-in. I had long hair and a bit of a hippy and looked like a lot of the locals. They approached me before knowing anything about me.
In Ireland you can get a he'll of a lot of abuse just approaching women. Normally because they are in a group and there is always one who is annoyed they weren't approached. Doesn't happen in other countries but you might see it in the UK too.
I worked in nightclubs in Dublin and I can say I have watched all things happen while sober that the customers don't see. A simple not interested response rarely get any response other than a sorry to bother you. The things is many women in a group will be insulting instead which is completely uncalled for. In the US I saw bouncer kicking women out of a bar for being abusive for offers of drinks or chats.

As I said earlier in the thread the problem lies equally with Irish men and Irish women. It's our culture that is the problem we don't know how to approach each other at all everyone is defensive so when you meet men and women from other countries and they're not defensive of course they seem more approachable.

I have the opposite stories to you, foreign blokes abroad who ask for my number apropos of nothing in the daytime without a hint of alcohol. Foreign men who chat to me here like a normal person not like I'm the gatekeeper to some magical sex treasure trove.
Irish blokes who insist on buying me a drink and when I decline get frustrated and lash out " 'cos they're only trying to talk to me" like if I wanted to talk to them I would be, drink or no drink (incidently I don't actually drink a whole lot so like you most of my observations of this nature are from the perspective of a totally sober person)
It's not right to be rude to someone and insult them regardless of your gender but you also aren't entitled to have someone want to talk to you or ask for your number and that works both ways.

r93kaey5p2izun

This is a bizarre conversation as always with this topic, which must be the most done to death of all on this site. What is the point of it and for those on each side, what do you want to see happen when you post so often in these threads? Every such thread is kept going by people who are willing to spend months replying to argue the case that either Irish women are bad or that Irish men are bad,. But all insist they're happy and doing well for themselves, either delighted in their single status or shagging all round them with foreigners or blissfully married to a wonderful foreign spouse. So it seems everyone's happy out with their own situation and doing great for themselves. Everything has worked out perfectly for all these posters who without fail keep these threads going. So what are you lookin for out of these repeated lengthy threads? If you're happy then it's very difficult to understand.

Redneck Culchie

Redneck Culchie wrote: »

The best women are Eastern Europeans that is fairly widely accepted among most men of different nationalities

Suffering Jesus. You couldn't make up some of the utter horse manure in this thread! You'll last just as long with a grumpy Eastern European woman as you would with a grumpy Irishwoman. But no, they're all amazing far away over there in that field.

For the same reliable factual record, it's widely accepted that Eastern European women are all devoutly Catholic communists who love their secret police and crypto-fascist authoritarian rulers.

Pug160

DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: »

Used to find that the opposite male female chat up routine happened in England.

If a girl was into you, she'd come up to you.

Less bullsh1ting involved also. Very direct and to the point.

Seemed to be more sexually liberated if that's the correct term.

The key word there is ''seemed''. I can't argue with your own personal experiences of course, but it's hard to justifty any major differences between two island nations that are similar socially. We are all viewing life from our own, subjective experiences.

MadDog76

There must be some munters on this thread, I get flirtatious approaches from Irish women all the time...... if you ain't then the problem may be yourself, just saying.

seenitall

[Deleted User] wrote: »

For the same reliable factual record, it's widely accepted that Eastern European women are all devoutly Catholic communists who love their secret police and crypto-fascist authoritarian rulers.

Oi you! Slow down there...

(Well ok, I do like a firm hand in government, and the Catholic communist bit is about right too... fine, carry on )

Ray Palmer

Triceratops Ballet wrote: »

As I said earlier in the thread the problem lies equally with Irish men and Irish women. It's our culture that is the problem we don't know how to approach each other at all everyone is defensive so when you meet men and women from other countries and they're not defensive of course they seem more approachable.

I have the opposite stories to you, foreign blokes abroad who ask for my number apropos of nothing in the daytime without a hint of alcohol. Foreign men who chat to me here like a normal person not like I'm the gatekeeper to some magical sex treasure trove.
Irish blokes who insist on buying me a drink and when I decline get frustrated and lash out " 'cos they're only trying to talk to me" like if I wanted to talk to them I would be, drink or no drink (incidently I don't actually drink a whole lot so like you most of my observations of this nature are from the perspective of a totally sober person)
It's not right to be rude to someone and insult them regardless of your gender but you also aren't entitled to have someone want to talk to you or ask for your number and that works both ways.

I don't think you are even aware of what you are saying and what it says about you. Yes I have met women who think that the only reason I am talking to them for sex and they would be wrong just like you. If you think for one moment that it doesn't come across and noted as hostility you are seriously mistaken. The fact you think the foreign guys approaching you on the street are just trying to get to know you are equally mistaken. You just fall for a different technique and are also more open to these foreign ways. French women wouldn't engage with them as they know what is what and that the guys who approach women like that are the type of guys here you would avoid.

I worked here in Ireland so every week I would see days and days or mean and women interacting in a social setting. It meant I had a lot of exposure to peoples' behaviour. Women rarely approach men directly here and play lots of games. The bunch of loud lads are not a measure of Irish guys and neither is a group of girls. I have never liked being with big groups as it seems o be a licence for idiots in a group.

Irish women are extremely unlikely to ask a guy out even after getting to know them. In other western countries this is not the case. You cannot in anyway blame Irish men for that. From what you have said it doesn't look like you would even entertain the approach from a Irish man like you would the foreign guy becasue you already have a view what Irish guys are thinking.

professore

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Especially if you've found some impoverished non-EU citizen who barely understands your language and attached socio-economic-cultural nuances as well as the women from your own country and culture do. For the first time in your life you find somebody who views you as some sort of exotic God.

Yes, one could see how that might be attractive to the losers who feel the need to look down on Irish women.

It's exactly this bitchy attitude that put me off a lot of Irish women. And any women that were after me were all EU nationals and from richer countries than Ireland was at the time. I think it's to do with the exotic thing. I had one friend who did well with Irish women, but he doesn't look Irish.

There are some lovely Irish women... But for some reason the ones I liked didn't like me and vice versa. Spanish, French, German etc all love me for some reason. Probably because I look like a cross between Hector and Wayne Rooney.

In my experience Irish men are highly sought after abroad.

professore

Ray Palmer wrote: »

I don't think you are even aware of what you are saying and what it says about you.

That sex treasure trove comment in particular. That was utterly bizarre. Most of the Irish guys I know like talking to women (or men) as an enjoyment in itself - I know I do. There is no sex treasure trove. Sounds like she is attracting the wrong sort of men, or subconsciously giving off the wrong signals.

I will say if I see a girl dressed in very revealing clothes I stay well clear as in my experience she will be utterly boring and bitchy to talk to.

professore

For me, being around foreign women (coming to think of it, pretty much ANY nationality I've encountered) is like playing a video game with cheat codes. Suddenly you can say or do nothing wrong. It's almost like the lynx ad. Never understood it myself.

People always said that women like confident men. It's easy to have confidence when women are hanging on your every word, laughing at your most lame jokes and constantly touching and flirting with you. Not so easy when they look at you like something they scraped off their shoe.

Even saw it recently when out with a few work colleagues. An Irish girl brought her French 20 something friend along and she climbed over two other people on the bench we were sitting on so she could talk to me and hung on my every word. Flirting, touching me, laughing at my jokes, the whole 9 yards. I did nothing to encourage it. My colleague couldn't hide the shock on her face. It was embarrassing even for me. And I'm 47, long married and bald now. Good for the ego though I suppose.

Triceratops Ballet

Double post

Jameswhalley

MadDog76 wrote: »

There must be some munters on this thread, I get flirtatious approaches from Irish women all the time...... if you ain't then the problem may be yourself, just saying.

Same here

I just don't know what to say back.

That's worse than not being approached

Triceratops Ballet

Ray Palmer wrote: »

I don't think you are even aware of what you are saying and what it says about you. Yes I have met women who think that the only reason I am talking to them for sex and they would be wrong just like you. If you think for one moment that it doesn't come across and noted as hostility you are seriously mistaken. The fact you think the foreign guys approaching you on the street are just trying to get to know you are equally mistaken. You just fall for a different technique and are also more open to these foreign ways. French women wouldn't engage with them as they know what is what and that the guys who approach women like that are the type of guys here you would avoid.

I worked here in Ireland so every week I would see days and days or mean and women interacting in a social setting. It meant I had a lot of exposure to peoples' behaviour. Women rarely approach men directly here and play lots of games. The bunch of loud lads are not a measure of Irish guys and neither is a group of girls. I have never liked being with big groups as it seems o be a licence for idiots in a group.

Irish women are extremely unlikely to ask a guy out even after getting to know them. In other western countries this is not the case. You cannot in anyway blame Irish men for that. From what you have said it doesn't look like you would even entertain the approach from a Irish man like you would the foreign guy becasue you already have a view what Irish guys are thinking.

You're clearly not reading or understanding what I've said at all and you're definitely not reading all my posts in context you're just picking posts that fit in with your confirmation bias about Irish women.
I don't think all men who speak to me are doing so to get sex, I'm pointing out that in in bars or social settings it's a common occurrence (as others on the thread have also pointed out, with some of blokes on this thread saying that if men are talking to women that's the reason)
If men perceive my not wanting to speak to them as hostility that's their business, if I don't feel like chatting to someone I'm not obliged to, I'm never rude about it but I'm not tiptoe-ing around it.
I don't think foreign men approaching women on the street are just trying to get to know them, I'm pointing out the difference in how foreign men don't only approach women in prescribed settings. Irish people confine this kind of activity to limited settings, namely pubs and bars often with alcohol on board. So it's no wonder we (both men and women) find it refreshing when we encounter people who do not behave in this way and perceive them to be more open and easier to get on with.

I've asked plenty of Irish men out both directly in the early stages of getting to know them indirectly by telling them if they were to ask me out I wouldn't say no and in your quest to paint me as some loon who hates Irish men you probably missed the part where dispite the fact that I like dating foreign men all the men I've loved have been Irish. I'm simply pointing out that while to Irish men foreign women might seem more open and approachable, to Irish women the same is true of foreign men and really that is down to our culture and how we think about how the sexes interact.

professore

Triceratops Ballet wrote: »

You're clearly not reading or understanding what I've said at all and you're definitely not reading all my posts in context you're just picking posts that fit in with your confirmation bias about Irish women.
I don't think all men who speak to me are doing so to get sex, I'm pointing out that in in bars or social settings it's a common occurrence (as others on the thread have also pointed out, with some of blokes on this thread saying that if men are talking to women that's the reason)
If men perceive my not wanting to speak to them as hostility that's their business, if I don't feel like chatting to someone I'm not obliged to, I'm never rude about it but I'm not tiptoe-ing around it.
I don't think foreign men approaching women on the street are just trying to get to know them, I'm pointing out the difference in how foreign men don't only approach women in prescribed settings. Irish people confine this kind of activity to limited settings, namely pubs and bars often with alcohol on board. So it's no wonder we (both men and women) find it refreshing when we encounter people who do not behave in this way and perceive them to be

At least Irish men do approach. I've asked out Irish women outside of pubs. In most cases it made no difference. I dated 3 Irish girls and didn't click with any of them and got turned down by several others. Never did I have an Irish girl show visible interest in me. The closest I had was a girl who wrote me a letter when I moved abroad saying there was a job for me in Ireland and how she had broken up with her boyfriend etc..and how I would be happier with her in Dublin than with my European girlfriend. Only then did I realise she fancied me. For me it was out of the blue. I didn't fancy her anyway but she never gave me ANY INDICATION she was interested. None. Even the letter was written in a plausible deniability way. I still wonder was it more of a thing of trying to "win" over a European woman than any genuine attraction.

For me anyway a woman has to give me some indication she's attracted or I'm not interested. I'll give indications. Playing games is a big turn off. Again this is hypothetical l as I've been married over 20 years.

Certainly something that has puzzled me over the years.

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professore

Jameswhalley wrote: »

Same here

I just don't know what to say back.

That's worse than not being approached

Bet you don't look typically Irish

professore

On the prudish Irish girls... I lived in the UK in the early 90s for a short while and several English lads told me how Irish nurses were renowned for being easy lays. Not sure how true it was but there's rarely smoke without fire.

professore

Also seems to me a lot of Irish women like the more effeminate men with pink shirts and long eyelashes while European women prefer the rough and ready look.I rock the rough and ready look - like a fella that just spent all day picking spuds.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts

professore wrote: »

On the prudish Irish girls... I lived in the UK in the early 90s for a short while and several English lads told me how Irish nurses were renowned for being easy lays. Not sure how true it was but there's rarely smoke without fire.

So either prudish or easy lays. Neither moniker being complimentary, natch.

Beechwoodspark

professore wrote: »

That sex treasure trove comment in particular. That was utterly bizarre. Most of the Irish guys I know like talking to women (or men) as an enjoyment in itself - I know I do. There is no sex treasure trove. Sounds like she is attracting the wrong sort of men, or subconsciously giving off the wrong signals.

I will say if I see a girl dressed in very revealing clothes I stay well clear as in my experience she will be utterly boring and bitchy to talk to.

Yep. Wouldn’t be surprised if that one was wearing slutty type clothing and then complaining about the quality of punter approaching her

Pug160

I've had drinks bought for me on a few occasions, as I'm sure a few other men in this thread surely have too. I remember there was one time in particular when a young woman gave me a drink: after I finished it I said it was nice (in a rather nonchalant way probably) and she had a sort of bemused look on her face as if it wasn't the sort of reaction she was expecting. I'm guessing that's not an extremely uncommon scenario. My own incompetence is/was due to shyness and a lack of any romantic/sexual success in my younger years, which made me somewhat insecure. It's not a great combination in that envirnoment.

yamadeejit

I have spent some time travelling in Europe alone as a single Irish woman and I find that Spanish and French men are (on average) far more attractive, tall, more fashionably dressed, more well kept physically. All my female friends agree. They are, in my experience, more forward and romantic than Irish men which, to me is a good thing. I guess the grass is always greener

Sciprio

Deleted User wrote: »

Foreign women are more approachable in my experience, our own tend to huddle in groups.

Pug160

yamadeejit wrote: »

I have spent some time travelling in Europe alone as a single Irish woman and I find that Spanish and French men are (on average) far more attractive, tall, more fashionably dressed, more well kept physically. All my female friends agree. They are, in my experience, more forward and romantic than Irish men which, to me is a good thing. I guess the grass is always greener

They're probably more blessed genetically but I'm not so sure about height. I seem to remember reading about Spain having one of the shortest teams at the last Euro football tournament - although I'm not sure about the nation as a whole. Eastern Euros are probably a fair bit taller admittedly.

Also, you have to bear in mind that young men in general are looking after themselves more than any other generation before them. Designer tattoos, trimmed beards, fitted clothing etc. There are still out of shape young men too but I look around me and see a fair bit of effort being put in.

Edit: I'm not implying that those things in and of themselves make someone handsome - just that they're an indication of effort being put in.

Jameswhalley

professore wrote: »

Bet you don't look typically Irish

Something causes the attraction,like a casualness I have or something.

I can't handle the direct approaches anyhow,I find it intimidating

I just end up with other women i feel safe around

SterlingArcher

Candie wrote: »

Oh dear. Someone has a little issue.

On a scale of 1 - 10 with 1 being not at all and 10 being with every fibre of my being, how much you you say you resent Irish women for never paying you any attention, ever?

I can only guess you are one of them fat, breathing in a ham sandwich while in a que for doughnuts, bragging about doing a boot camp in the new year Irish woman's. You should not be mentioning scales ever it might make your inglot mascara run.

Only attention I want from you Irish womans is to pay attention to where you are wobbling on the streets.

Your country needs to be ashamed of its american voice fat woman's.

Gimme A Pound

Significant number of lads here who have a big problem with women, but it doesn't tally at all with what I observe offline.

SusieBlue

SterlingArcher wrote: »

I can only guess you are one of them fat, breathing in a ham sandwich while in a que for doughnuts, bragging about doing a boot camp in the new year Irish woman's. You should not be mentioning scales ever it might make your inglot mascara run.

Only attention I want from you Irish womans is to pay attention to where you are wobbling on the streets.

Your country needs to be ashamed of its american voice fat woman's.

Pathetic post.

DEFTLEFTHAND

Pug160 wrote: »

The key word there is ''seemed''. I can't argue with your own personal experiences of course, but it's hard to justifty any major differences between two island nations that are similar socially. We are all viewing life from our own, subjective experiences.

Catholicism is the root of the difference imo.

Religion lost widespread influence a lot sooner in the UK than it did here.

sabat

At the end of the day a vadge is a vadge; everything else is just window dressing.

B0jangles

SusieBlue wrote: »

Pathetic post.

Yeah, the bang of sour grapes is just... ferocious off that post.