Posted: March 22nd, 2014, 11:21 pm
by Tsar
I don't want a "strong" woman. I don't want a tom boy. I don't want a masculine woman. All those are feminist traits. I'm not attracted to those qualities.
I want a very feminine, delicate, sensitive, graceful, and very sweet girly-girl.
Posted: March 23rd, 2014, 2:44 am
by Johnny1975
The problem is that western females have forgotten how to be women. But isn't it funny how they haven't forgotten how a woman should be treated. So you have hundreds of millions of non-women walking around thinking that they should be treated like women. And because they can't act like real women, they look to men for inspiration on how to be. That's why they're so obsessed with strength and independence.
The trouble is that they go about it the wrong way. They act like the worst of a man combined with the worst of a woman.
But strength and independence do have a female equivalent and there is a proper way to do it. There is such a thing as a strong and independent woman, and men want one who is those things, contrary to what feminist/western shemales think. Here's my list of what makes a strong and independent woman, alongside the opposite :
STRENGTH :
WORK ETHIC
hard worker, industrious, does her best, applies herself, dutiful, responsible, makes herself useful, productive
lazy, lethargic, sloth, indolent, shirker, makes excuses, slacker, mucks around, doesn't take things seriously
meticulous, thorough, diligent, conscientious, scrupulous, careful
half assed, sloppy, careless
sacrifice, struggle, no pain no gain, nothing comes for free, understands, appreciates hardship
wants something for nothing, shortcuts, convenience, easy way out, minimum effort, sponger, freeloader, bum, spoiled
SELF DISCIPLINE
self disciplined
undisciplined
gets on with it, prompt, punctual, does what she says she'll do, sticks to / finished what she starts
procrastinate, dillydally, gets distracted / delayed, slow in doing things, tardy, talk but no action, no follow through
tenacious, persistent, determined, steadfast, resolute, resolved, firm, strong willed, willpower, backbone
discouraged, quitter
COURAGE
has courage, deals with problems head on, bold
runs away, coward, takes the easy way out, talks herself out of doing things, doesn't try things, relies on others, timid
INNER STRENGTH
resilient, thick skinned, bounces back, gets over things, moves on, fortitude, adjust, cope, able to guide, counsel herself
things bother her and impede her, can't handle hardship
PASSION, MOTIVATION, PURPOSE
motivated
unmotivated
has a life, has things going on in her life, has purpose, aspirations, keeps herself busy, active
idle, aimless, drifter, dawdle, no purpose, does unproductive things, always in a rut, doesn't take anything seriously
passionate, vivacious, lively, animated, spirited, vitality, exuberant, vigorous, robust, energetic, active, enthusiastic
listless, disinterested, indifferent, spiritless, little effort or exertion, mopes around, no passions, apathetic
INDEPENDENCE
IDENTITY
has her own identity, knows who she is, comfortable with her own identity, secure when around a variety of people
lets others define who she is, changes herself too much for others, a clone of other people, reinvents herself, keeps changing lifestyle, doesn't know who she is, no personality / identity of her own
comfortable in and enjoys her own company
needs to have people around her
INDIVIDUALITY
is true to herself, does her own thing, expresses herself, individuality, own personality
conforms, too concerned with others' opinions
thinks for herself, forms her own opinions, strong minded, makes her own decisions, solid opinions
follows others' opinions, peer pressure, consults with her friends on everything, follower, pushover, unthinking, unquestioning, no opinion of her own, brainwashed, her family rules her decisions, can't make decisions by herself, weak willed
SELF RELIANT
independent, self sufficient, can take care of herself, self reliant / responsible, emotionally
helpless, dependent, needs looking after, lives with parents (when she shouldn't), vents on people too much, bends their ear too much, needs / seeks protection, rescuing, problem solving
Misc :
doesn't try to be like me, take on my personality
has a life outside of me
always needs help with something
has different looks at different times, totally different styles
she is subsidised by someone
mucks around, acts stupid
thinks the world owes her, doesn't believe in effort
potters about like she's busy, but really she's not doing anything much or at all
It's always fun to watch programmes like Real Housewives, and compare their behaviour with that list. Another problem is that western women look to the very worst of male behaviour (obnoxiousness, aggression, etc) and aspire to that. They never seem to aspire to positive male qualities such as honour, trustworthiness, justice, etc. And then they wonder why men don't desire them. The way some women behave, it's the equivalent of a man being aggressive and violent and then calling that strong. They're totally clueless and that's why they're losers. Every time I observe one of them I laugh inside thinking to myself, see you in 10 years.
Posted: March 28th, 2014, 2:28 am
by reallyredlips
I wanna know what these guys think feminine is. They usually see some very slender Asian woman as the epitome of femininity.
I mean.. despite this girl being very skinny in an unattractive way.. she still has an hourglass figure that signifies hyper femininity

(better example for my next post)

back when the IDEAL for women in Western societies was Hyper feminine (unlike now that they have masculine features and masculine traits and many men are sadly falling for this) we were expected to clench our waists to create a hourglass look, curl our hairs and present ourselves as soft and docile as possible. Yet we were still sensual with large hips and good busts.
but for some reason people think this is "girly" and feminine when this is the 2nd most masculine shape a woman can have:
I rly like to know, thanks.