Western women are wonderful and I have the proof!
Posted: January 15th, 2014, 1:29 pm
You losers don't know what you're missing. I was chatting with this western female a few months ago and this is what happened :
ME : Hey, what's up.
HER : All good here thank you, enjoying the weekend despite the weather!
ME : Yes it's starting to get a bit crappy. But I'm sure a brave skydiver like you can handle it. I don't know how anyone can do that. I'd scream and die.
HER : It is not for everyone but is a lot of fun for some of us!
ME : My hat goes off to you madam. Definitely not for me. I'd like the view but not the sensation. Then again what do I know? My name is *******, what's yours?
HER : People tend to use my nickname which is Polly
ME : So how does Polly make the perfect bacon sandwich? [That was a reference to something that she said on her profile] I bet I can a better one.
HER : nothing beats the male ego!!! I am sure you can, I am only quoting what has been said about mine in the past!!
ME : Here's my secret : don't use ketchup. Just chop up a tomato and fry it (and mash it up), add vinegar and red pesto, and that's your ketchup. And it doesn't hurt to add some garlic. Congratulations, you're now a kitchen genius like me.
HER : Thank you, will remember that for the future!
ME : No problem. Hey, here's something that I usually like to ask. What do you have to offer and what are you looking for?
HER : What do I have to offer? No idea as I am not a second hand car!! I have my good and bad points as does every other human on the planet, my friends would probably be the ones to be the most honest about me.
As for what I am looking for, I like to think I will meet a guy to go out with, have some fun and see what develops for the future.........................
ME : Come on I'm sure you can think of some good points.
HER : Probably could if I was that big headed!! My loyalty to those I care about is probably my biggest asset
ME : Don't worry about sounding big headed. We've all got to sell ourselves. I'm curious to know what you feel you have to offer a man.
HER : I am not worried about sounding big headed, am more than capable of selling myself when I feel I need to but on here I think my profile does a good job of that as it gives a very clear idea of who I am and what is important to me.
ME : Your profile does do that. It's very informative about your lifestyle. But what I'm asking is what you feel you have to offer a man, which is different.
What I feel I have to offer a woman : Honesty, affection, loyalty, trustworthiness, stimulating conversation, fun and playfulness, I'm easy to get along with, I'm a pretty good communicator, companionship, intimacy, and I'm very caring and understanding.
What about you?
HER : One question.......how honest were you when you answered the questions on here?? I ask because if you were totally honest as I hope everyone is otherwise what would be the point, there are a lot of things important to me that we differ greatly on.....just one example is that you say you dislike tattoos on women but I have one.......it may not be big but it is visible and this has been an issue for a couple of guys I have dated??
ME : I was honest. I can't lie, I don't like tattoos on women. But don't worry I'm not going to get on my high horse about it or give you a lecture, I just think it's unappealing, and so do a lot of guys.
HER : And just as many guys like them so it is all a matter of taste!
ME : True. How old were you when you got yours and why did you get it? And what is it of?
HER : It was my 35th birthday present to myself and I got it because I like it and had always wanted one. It is my name in Japanese script.
ME : The guys that you dated that didn't take to it, what did they say?
HER : They just said they did not like it and one asked if I would ever think of getting rid of it.....but they are in a minority, most people, male and female like it and are curious about it, especially as I had it a long time before they became fashionable.
ME : Don't get me wrong, the artwork itself on some tattoos is excellent, it's just that they tend to give a bad impression, unfortunately. Whenever I watch the Jeremy Kyle show it's shocking how many people on it have tattoos, even grannies. I guess they give the impression of promiscuity or low self esteem or narcissism. Maybe that's why some men are put off by them. I wouldn't want a daughter of mine to take such a risk and potentially put off prospective suitors.
HER : Fair enough, you do not have to explain yourself to me, we all have our own opinions on these things, but mine is not in your face or graphic as I have to be able to cover it for work as a matter of professionalism so am not planning to have one on my neck or face!!
ME : Oh wait, I think I just saw it. Is it on your left arm?
HER : Yes, there is a little of it visible in one of my photos
ME : Oh well that's not so bad. And you did get it before they started getting fashionable so I have to give you credit for that.
HER : Thanks, but without wanting to sound to sound rude I do not need the approval of you or anyone else, I am not here to tell other people what they should or shouldn't do and do not expect others to think they can tell me how to behave etc!!
ME : I meant it in a friendly way. It's a shame that tone can't be conveyed in writing.
HER : Fine, it is not a problem.
[Then I popped out for a short while, maybe about 15 minutes or thereabouts]
HER :OK, you seem to have stopped chatting so will wish you a pleasant evening and leave you to it.. .....................
ME : I just popped out, that's all. It's nice to feel appreciated though.
HER : A lack of manners is not actually something I appreciate!
ME : You're going to have to be specific. Is it because I didn't say "I'll be back"? Sometimes a person has to pop out in a hurry.
HER : I like to think that if I have been chatting to someone for a while I would make the effort to send them a quick message to say I would be back in a minute and not just leave them hanging, but that is me so not to worry.
ME : I'm not worried and neither should you be. As I say I had to leave in a hurry.
HER : OK
ME : I'm going to block you now, for various reasons, which to be fair to you I'll list below :
* Avoiding the subject of what you have to offer a man, even though I listed what I have to offer
* Taking things the wrong way
* A sense of entitlement, thinking that I have to let her majesty know when I'm popping out even if I'm in a hurry
* Not listening when I explain that I was in a hurry and bringing it up again in an attempt to make me feel bad (I don't)
* Passive aggressive ("...but that is me so not to worry")
Ironically, the tattoo was the least of your red flags.
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In case it wasn't obvious, I was being diplomatic. I had no interest in her. I just wanted to see what she was like. In fact I think I sent out a generic message to a number of them, to see who would bite. I was surprised that anyone responded at all.
ME : Hey, what's up.
HER : All good here thank you, enjoying the weekend despite the weather!
ME : Yes it's starting to get a bit crappy. But I'm sure a brave skydiver like you can handle it. I don't know how anyone can do that. I'd scream and die.
HER : It is not for everyone but is a lot of fun for some of us!
ME : My hat goes off to you madam. Definitely not for me. I'd like the view but not the sensation. Then again what do I know? My name is *******, what's yours?
HER : People tend to use my nickname which is Polly
ME : So how does Polly make the perfect bacon sandwich? [That was a reference to something that she said on her profile] I bet I can a better one.
HER : nothing beats the male ego!!! I am sure you can, I am only quoting what has been said about mine in the past!!
ME : Here's my secret : don't use ketchup. Just chop up a tomato and fry it (and mash it up), add vinegar and red pesto, and that's your ketchup. And it doesn't hurt to add some garlic. Congratulations, you're now a kitchen genius like me.
HER : Thank you, will remember that for the future!
ME : No problem. Hey, here's something that I usually like to ask. What do you have to offer and what are you looking for?
HER : What do I have to offer? No idea as I am not a second hand car!! I have my good and bad points as does every other human on the planet, my friends would probably be the ones to be the most honest about me.
As for what I am looking for, I like to think I will meet a guy to go out with, have some fun and see what develops for the future.........................
ME : Come on I'm sure you can think of some good points.
HER : Probably could if I was that big headed!! My loyalty to those I care about is probably my biggest asset
ME : Don't worry about sounding big headed. We've all got to sell ourselves. I'm curious to know what you feel you have to offer a man.
HER : I am not worried about sounding big headed, am more than capable of selling myself when I feel I need to but on here I think my profile does a good job of that as it gives a very clear idea of who I am and what is important to me.
ME : Your profile does do that. It's very informative about your lifestyle. But what I'm asking is what you feel you have to offer a man, which is different.
What I feel I have to offer a woman : Honesty, affection, loyalty, trustworthiness, stimulating conversation, fun and playfulness, I'm easy to get along with, I'm a pretty good communicator, companionship, intimacy, and I'm very caring and understanding.
What about you?
HER : One question.......how honest were you when you answered the questions on here?? I ask because if you were totally honest as I hope everyone is otherwise what would be the point, there are a lot of things important to me that we differ greatly on.....just one example is that you say you dislike tattoos on women but I have one.......it may not be big but it is visible and this has been an issue for a couple of guys I have dated??
ME : I was honest. I can't lie, I don't like tattoos on women. But don't worry I'm not going to get on my high horse about it or give you a lecture, I just think it's unappealing, and so do a lot of guys.
HER : And just as many guys like them so it is all a matter of taste!
ME : True. How old were you when you got yours and why did you get it? And what is it of?
HER : It was my 35th birthday present to myself and I got it because I like it and had always wanted one. It is my name in Japanese script.
ME : The guys that you dated that didn't take to it, what did they say?
HER : They just said they did not like it and one asked if I would ever think of getting rid of it.....but they are in a minority, most people, male and female like it and are curious about it, especially as I had it a long time before they became fashionable.
ME : Don't get me wrong, the artwork itself on some tattoos is excellent, it's just that they tend to give a bad impression, unfortunately. Whenever I watch the Jeremy Kyle show it's shocking how many people on it have tattoos, even grannies. I guess they give the impression of promiscuity or low self esteem or narcissism. Maybe that's why some men are put off by them. I wouldn't want a daughter of mine to take such a risk and potentially put off prospective suitors.
HER : Fair enough, you do not have to explain yourself to me, we all have our own opinions on these things, but mine is not in your face or graphic as I have to be able to cover it for work as a matter of professionalism so am not planning to have one on my neck or face!!
ME : Oh wait, I think I just saw it. Is it on your left arm?
HER : Yes, there is a little of it visible in one of my photos
ME : Oh well that's not so bad. And you did get it before they started getting fashionable so I have to give you credit for that.
HER : Thanks, but without wanting to sound to sound rude I do not need the approval of you or anyone else, I am not here to tell other people what they should or shouldn't do and do not expect others to think they can tell me how to behave etc!!
ME : I meant it in a friendly way. It's a shame that tone can't be conveyed in writing.
HER : Fine, it is not a problem.
[Then I popped out for a short while, maybe about 15 minutes or thereabouts]
HER :OK, you seem to have stopped chatting so will wish you a pleasant evening and leave you to it.. .....................
ME : I just popped out, that's all. It's nice to feel appreciated though.
HER : A lack of manners is not actually something I appreciate!
ME : You're going to have to be specific. Is it because I didn't say "I'll be back"? Sometimes a person has to pop out in a hurry.
HER : I like to think that if I have been chatting to someone for a while I would make the effort to send them a quick message to say I would be back in a minute and not just leave them hanging, but that is me so not to worry.
ME : I'm not worried and neither should you be. As I say I had to leave in a hurry.
HER : OK
ME : I'm going to block you now, for various reasons, which to be fair to you I'll list below :
* Avoiding the subject of what you have to offer a man, even though I listed what I have to offer
* Taking things the wrong way
* A sense of entitlement, thinking that I have to let her majesty know when I'm popping out even if I'm in a hurry
* Not listening when I explain that I was in a hurry and bringing it up again in an attempt to make me feel bad (I don't)
* Passive aggressive ("...but that is me so not to worry")
Ironically, the tattoo was the least of your red flags.
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In case it wasn't obvious, I was being diplomatic. I had no interest in her. I just wanted to see what she was like. In fact I think I sent out a generic message to a number of them, to see who would bite. I was surprised that anyone responded at all.