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I wouldn't mind marrying a Vietnamese woman; judging from my experience with them, they're some of the most submissive, kind and reliable women I have ever met.
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I wouldn't mind marrying a Vietnamese woman; judging from my experience with them, they're some of the most submissive, kind and reliable women I have ever met.
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I'm not too picky; I just want an Orthodox woman who sees me as God in her eyes and will submit to me and obey everything I say.
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James, you're a swell human, I am sure you will find a nice, submissive helpmeet quasi-human to lead someday. I wouldn't mind marrying a Vietnamese woman; judging from my experience with them, they're some of the most submissive, kind and reliable women I have ever met.
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I feel like ethnicity probably isn't something that should be among your first considerations.
Why not? Second to religion, I don't see why it shouldn't. You could infer a lot about what a person's personality and behavior will probably be like due to their ethnicity. This is one of the reasons why I would always take an Asian or Hispanic woman over a White or Black woman (no offense to them, they're just not my type). |
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I feel like ethnicity probably isn't something that should be among your first considerations.
Why not? Second to religion, I don't see why it shouldn't. You could infer a lot about what a person's personality and behavior will probably be like due to their ethnicity. This is one of the reasons why I would always take an Asian or Hispanic woman over a White or Black woman (no offense to them, they're just not my type). Enjoy!*  *Sorry Isa, I know this is your territory, so to speak, and I don't pretend to begin to even rise to the lowest contour line of your greatness. |
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I didn't know you had so many choices, James. Of course there's nothing wrong with having preferences, but I hope they're not based on stereotypes of how someone will or should act because of their race or background. (Which, frankly, I don't know how they couldn't be, because "Asian", "Black", "White", "Hispanic", etc. aren't personality or behavioral types.)
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I wouldn't mind marrying a Vietnamese woman; judging from my experience with them, they're some of the most submissive, kind and reliable women I have ever met.
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Well, maybe I could explain myself a little better, too. My point isn't that you can't say that such-and-such a people are a certain way based on your experience with members of that cultural/ethnic/whatever group, but that being able to do that doesn't mean that subsequent people you meet from the group should conform to that way of acting. I've known Asians who were submissive, but many others who weren't. It's really only an issue anyway if people start thinking "I want a wife/husband of X background because people of X background are _____ (some stereotype)". which unfortunately seems pretty common, and not limited to dating, either (e.g., my grandmother, Hispanic, complained that African American nurses at the recovery center she stayed at after shoulder surgery were not good people, and she would rather have a Hispanic nurse because "we know how to treat our old people"...and then she'd wink at me like we had some sort of special racist decoder ring bond or something...ugh. This is not a good way to relate to people, is all I mean.)
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Well, maybe I could explain myself a little better, too. My point isn't that you can't say that such-and-such a people are a certain way based on your experience with members of that cultural/ethnic/whatever group, but that being able to do that doesn't mean that subsequent people you meet from the group should conform to that way of acting. I've known Asians who were submissive, but many others who weren't. It's really only an issue anyway if people start thinking "I want a wife/husband of X background because people of X background are _____ (some stereotype)". which unfortunately seems pretty common, and not limited to dating, either (e.g., my grandmother, Hispanic, complained that African American nurses at the recovery center she stayed at after shoulder surgery were not good people, and she would rather have a Hispanic nurse because "we know how to treat our old people"...and then she'd wink at me like we had some sort of special racist decoder ring bond or something...ugh. This is not a good way to relate to people, is all I mean.)
You make a good point. Okay let me rephrase my statement; I observe more desirable traits for a partner among my own Hispanic kind and among Asians, and observe more less desirable traits among Black and White women. While these traits may not be related to their race and/or ethnic background, I do observe them more among certain groups. |
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Well, maybe I could explain myself a little better, too. My point isn't that you can't say that such-and-such a people are a certain way based on your experience with members of that cultural/ethnic/whatever group, but that being able to do that doesn't mean that subsequent people you meet from the group should conform to that way of acting. I've known Asians who were submissive, but many others who weren't. It's really only an issue anyway if people start thinking "I want a wife/husband of X background because people of X background are _____ (some stereotype)". which unfortunately seems pretty common, and not limited to dating, either (e.g., my grandmother, Hispanic, complained that African American nurses at the recovery center she stayed at after shoulder surgery were not good people, and she would rather have a Hispanic nurse because "we know how to treat our old people"...and then she'd wink at me like we had some sort of special racist decoder ring bond or something...ugh. This is not a good way to relate to people, is all I mean.)
You make a good point. Okay let me rephrase my statement; I observe more desirable traits for a partner among my own Hispanic kind and among Asians, and observe more less desirable traits among Black and White women. While these traits may not be related to their race and/or ethnic background, I do observe them more among certain groups. So, in other words, you're prejudicial and have selective senses. Fair enough, at least you're admitting it. |
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In America? Spoiled, materialistic, oftentimes b-wordy, not too smart, carry the most emotional baggage... So is it really that they're white, or that they're women, or that they're Americans, or what...? Cos I know an awful lot of white guys and people from other countries of all hues that basically all of this applies to. This seems like you're conflating a lot of variables or characteristics into one package which, as a result, probably is less than realistic. Are you maybe watching too much Jersey Shore or whatever? |
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James, have you read El laberinto de la soledad by Octavio Paz? I don't know if your Hispanic ancestry is Mexican, but you pretty much agree with the Mexican as he describes him: La dualidad del mexicano está presente en todos los aspectos de su vida. En el lenguaje popular por ejemplo, hombría, dice Octavio Paz, es ser “macho”. Éste “es un ser hermético, encerrado en sí mismo, capaz de guardarse y guardar lo que se le confía”. Es decir, prefiere encerrarse en su propia soledad, en su laberinto. El no abrirse y confiar en los demás, escribe el autor, es el ideal de decoro en la cultura mexicana. En el momento en que este confía y renuncia a su soledad, pasa a ser un “rajado”, en otras palabras, renuncia a su hombría.
Otro aspecto en el que la influencia de esta duplicidad es inevitable es en sus relaciones con el mundo femenino.
La mujer, en México, dice Paz, “siempre está a la espera de lo que el hombre diga”, “es el reflejo de la voluntad y querer masculinos”, “es el producto de la vanidad del hombre heredada de los españoles”. Es, continúa el ensayista, “un ser oscuro, secreto y pasivo, no se le atribuyen malos instintos: se pretende que ni siquiera los tiene”, o sea que el mexicano disimula, aparenta no ver nada, hace de cuenta que no están ahí. Paz dice que en otros países se festeja abiertamente a la mujer en comparación con los mexicanos, que prefieren ocultar las gracias y virtudes de sus mujeres. Pero, ante la vida social, sus mujeres son “señoras”. Nuevamente vemos que la apariencia prima en esta cultura.
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carry the most emotional baggage... Something that might come in handy for you to place your own carry-on emotions in. In retrospect, maybe I need a hardcore, abusive Black woman to smack the emotions out of me. I said it before, I'll say it again: we need a vomit smiley. It's just lovely how people think a Christian board is the place to vent their hate. |
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I feel like ethnicity probably isn't something that should be among your first considerations.
Why not? Second to religion, I don't see why it shouldn't. You could infer a lot about what a person's personality and behavior will probably be like due to their ethnicity. This is one of the reasons why I would always take an Asian or Hispanic woman over a White or Black woman (no offense to them, they're just not my type). Yay racism! Except when it's about you, right? |
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carry the most emotional baggage... Something that might come in handy for you to place your own carry-on emotions in. In retrospect, maybe I need a hardcore, abusive Black woman to smack the emotions out of me. I said it before, I'll say it again: we need a vomit smiley. It's just lovely how people think a Christian board is the place to vent their hate.Have you not BEEN on some of the other Christian boards? This place is tame by comparison to most others. When every other poster on here (not just the returned Alfred Perrson) feels the need to post in alternating CAPS, BOLDS, AND THE COLOR RED, all while saying " MY FRIEND" before spewing the MOST AWFUL VITRIOL one can possibly read- then I'll start worrying about the state of OC.net. Lord, have mercy. |
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Unless its Christianforums.com
I'd say all of those Christians need to learn some shame. It's really embarrassing.
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Find God's match in you...
...but if get raped, God's punishment in you!
Never expected you to say something like this. Have you evolved into being more comedic? |
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« Reply #218 on: March 01, 2013, 10:15:52 AM » |
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It is an education process for me as I learn about the psychology of spiritual apostasy. And others get the benefit of perhaps hearing righteousness for the first time.
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« Reply #219 on: March 01, 2013, 10:37:03 AM » |
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Christianmingle dot com:
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Never expected you to say something like this. Have you evolved into being more comedic? I've always been a comical person |
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Vain existence can never exist, for \\\"unless the LORD builds the house, the builders labor in vain.\\\" (Psalm 127)
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« Reply #220 on: March 02, 2013, 07:04:42 PM » |
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What's wrong with white women?
In America? Spoiled, materialistic, oftentimes b-wordy, not too smart, carry the most emotional baggage... Whatsa matta James, blonde girl at church snub you? Maybe she got on this site and started reading some of your abundantly shared great honest thoughts. Por El Pobrecito Mexicano que a veces habla como un necio Con mucho sentimiento para ti: Tu vives esta rodeada de pobreza, No tengas pena, no tengas verguenza que es muy triste y muy dura esta vida y deja los demas y ponte a luchar tambien soy pobre, soy pobre como tu tengo a mi madre, a y mi esposa ya mis hijos que mi piden algo y no les peudo dar que mi piden algo y no les peudo dar Pero, se luchar, se luchar y triunfare y un destino cruel mi vida detener Se que solo asi, luchando entre un pared, Se qui solo asi, luchando entre un pared Ay, Dios mio http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntjCIazQmmE |
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« Reply #221 on: March 23, 2013, 05:12:14 PM » |
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Dominika, you're pretty enough to move to Poland for. A guy might even get a double offer and could be friends with Pan Michal as well. With me? I always thought I'm stuck-up, half-witted, scruffy-looking nerf-herder! Love ya <3 |
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« Reply #222 on: March 24, 2013, 03:08:57 PM » |
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Dominika, you're pretty enough to move to Poland for. A guy might even get a double offer and could be friends with Pan Michal as well. With me? I always thought I'm stuck-up, half-witted, scruffy-looking nerf-herder! Love ya <3 Answering (or better: realizing that somebody has mentioned you here) one and half month later...  |
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« Reply #223 on: March 24, 2013, 03:44:55 PM » |
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Answering (or better: realizing that somebody has mentioned you here) one and half month later... The reason why I was single for so long LOL |
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« Reply #224 on: March 24, 2013, 03:48:22 PM » |
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Answering (or better: realizing that somebody has mentioned you here) one and half month later... The reason why I was single for so long LOL But you're not anymore, so maybe that's not so bad tactic |
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