Threads knocking Irish women....

i feel the same... i mean its an IRISH site, do the people not realise that its not v wise to post things about how badly dressed, money grabbing or fat irish women are on a thread that will probably have 100's of irish women on it?? I mean who really gives a sh1te if an irish women wears a tracksuit, whats so bad about tracksuits?? it doesnt mean that you care about your apperance any less or that you just couldnt be bothered making the effort, I for one like tracksuits & have my very own (boys) Carabini hoodie & (boys) nike tracksuit bottoms which i like to wear as they are more comfy to wear all day than jeans!,

The worst thing about it is that hardly any of it is true!!


~PlayGirl :cool:

g-punkteffekt wrote:

how classy... knacker

how does wearing a tracksuit make me a knacker??

Jesus not another thread on the subject!
For the love of god woman stop. Don't you see you are just adding to it?!?

*Oul_Doll_Cork* wrote:

Oh and you're so classy then?? :rolleyes:

If anyone was reading the afterhours section of boards.ie they would probably think that Irish men have class looks and style and Irish women are tubs of lard!! Is it that these men are angry at Irish women for turning them down so many times... I don't know!! What I do know is that I know loads of irish women who are gorgeous, funny, intelligent... none of them are anymore materialistic than any other nationality!!!!

i'm not snobby & i'm not knackerish, i live in a house in a nice small town up in donegal... if that makes me a knacker thats your opinion!!

*I am however one of those gorgeous, funny, intelligent irish women of which you speak! lol..

*Oul_Doll_Cork* wrote:

... I don't know!! What I do know is that I know loads of irish women who are gorgeous, funny, intelligent... none of them are anymore materialistic than any other nationality!!!!

Yes, all Irish women are great! Yea for Irish women!!! Boo to Irish men. Ungrate full swine. Booo.

I swear to god, shouldn't you people be doing your homework or something?

simu wrote:

Derail the threads by clever use of lollers and other such weapons. :v:

YAY another great idea by an Irish woman!!!


























(simu, wheither you are or aren't, you're an irish woman now!)

Damn women, always complaining. They should all be banned.





/me adjusts monocle, swirls brandy and taps cigar

nesf wrote:

Honestly, if threads on AH are effecting your self esteem then you might want to take stock of yourself and think about why it is doing so.

AH is not an accurate cross-section of Irish male opinion tbh.

Yeah I agree, OP is too sensitive to react in such a way to posts.

You also have to look at the demographics of boards users. Many are socially inept, immature teenagers who have trouble relating to women (or anyone) in real life.

The interesting thing about the threads is that they mirror a clear and growing view within young Irish society. When you think about it, there are many factors involved. Namely that the roles of the sexes have shifted, and in many cases in my experiences these roles being clearly defined resulted in more contentment in relationships. From a male perspective, a man *generally* doesn't feel comfortable with the idea of child rearing while a woman works and takes his role (he feels emascualated), but it happens more and more in today's ****ed up society. Likewise I know of many career girls who are forever hopelessly unhappy because they have not been able to carry out their biological role and have children.

The shift began to happen in the late eighties and 90's, and women campaigned strongly for such equalities, men took it. Now men are getting pissed off with the whole thing, and seem less enthusiastic about relationships.

You may call me a misogynist, but in fact I appreciate women, and their differences to men - but I accept that there are different. We cannot undo the millions of years of evolution which our biology has geared us towards. Women are geared towards the social and family role, and always have been, because women carry and give birth to the infants.

My preference is for a woman who is a woman, thinks like a woman, keeps herself looking well, looks after the house, is caring, loving and family oriented. These are female traits. I don't think I'm sexist by wanting this, but many females will brand me such. I want to be with a woman, not a ladette who drinks as much as the lads, dresses like a lad, acts like a lad and is lazily watching Oprah all day while the house falls down around her etc. etc. Am I unreasonable in this? For my part, I see myself as the provider and leader of the family unit - and bear the lifetime stress that goes with this.

I also think if a woman reverts back to this role, that they themselves will be happier and the family will be happier and more grounded. If you want a solid marriage/relationship girls, then if you follow these guidelines you will generally have one - although there are always exceptions to the individual and to the relationship.

Women have changed, and we let them - with immigration we are no longer forced to accept this change in roles, and can see that there are 'better' women out there than your typical Irish lazy, alcoholic, hard bitch, ladette.