Completely agree. If her family moves here because Christians are being persecuted in her homeland, and her dad's uncle was already here, that would make sense, and she would be marriageable.ScottSolitude wrote:Just like the issue of whether or not a man likes foreign women is subjective. The issue of foreign women immigrating is subjective. I would think it depends on many factors. Main factors like her motivation for relocating to the USA. Also, how deeply ingrained or not her cultural morals and family values are. With the internet foreign women can become americanized to a certain degree but they're still immersed within their culture geographically. Let's say the hypothetical foreign exchange student who's lived in the USA for five years is a religious and/or highly virtuous woman. She could still do everything in her power to avoid western influence but she may still be affected on a subconscious level. Moving back to her home country may then possibly "detox" her from western influence. I wouldn't touch the girl that moved to the USA with her family for a green card. In general though i personally wouldn't date a foreign woman who moved to the USA. I might make an exception if they're a highly cultural/virtuous person and plan to move back to their home country at some time.skeptic wrote:But how long does it normally take for an immigrant woman to undergo a change from what you claim an authentic foreign women to a westernized version of one? If a woman has spent five years in the U.S. on her own as a foreign student, is she any more likely to have turned to an "ameriskank" than a woman who has come to America barely a year ago but together with her family and having won a greencard?
If she came here by herself because she has a sense of adventure and wanted to see Beverly Hills, f**k her once with a condom on and then get up and leave.