BOYCOTT AMERICAN WOMEN!

Discuss what's wrong with American women. Share problems, experiences and stories about them and why they suck so bad that you've had to resort to dating abroad and foreign women.
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Northamericanguy wrote: Yea, so many people have told me about snoop and that home. Actually, his wife has a home up there. I found out for sure because I rented a storage space in Diamond bar and the worker/owner who lived on site told me snoops wife rented from them as well and sometimes she would come by and drop off or pick up some things. He said her jewelry she would wear was out of this world. I do know snoop takes VERY good care of his wife and children but that she wishes he would stop working and be a homebody.
One other guy had a home up there... The guy Omarion from B2k. He has since sold it from a listing I was looking at. D*m those guys must have had some wild nites with the random LA females up in those hills... Lucky guys!!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Omarion
Believe it or not I got into real estate and was working with a 20 year veteran and for a treat he was going to take me up in The County for a tour but we never got around to it. We did go in and out of the hills of Bel Air/Brentwood and that was a real treat. My god, if poor people only knew how the rich lived they would REVOLT!!
As far as MT SAC, yep, you're right, it's pretty much a place where people who did not take their grades seriously wind up (I went there myself), but I will admit, a good group of people who go there are quite serious about their studies.
Out of these serious people some chose to save money by doing 2 years at a community collage first, or it's the guys who go into aviation mechanics or the firefighting program. I hung around all these guys and I use to work in the aircraft department in charge of loaning out tools and such.
As far as your parents, that's amazing they thought DB was a drive. My god have they since built up SOCAL. Kid you not, I worked with guys in city of industry and knew guys who worked in LA but LIVED and DROVE to work everyday from Victorville/Barstow area!
I think the homes up in the Country @ Diamond Bar tops out around $3 to $4 million, the people living there are roughly comparable to those in Shady Canyon in Irvine. If you go to Newport Beach, you'd find homes upwards in the $10 to $20 million range, but you wouldn't know if the person having breakfast with you there was that wealthy. They wear jeans, walk their dogs in the morning, and go eat at the greasy spoon on PCH like everyone else, except when you suddenly realize the guy must be loaded to live there and have a leisurely life to not work on weekdays.

My parents were somewhat spoiled from short commutes to work. For the first decade that we lived in CA, we rented apartments that were close to their work, usually no more than 15 mins commute. When it came time to buy their first townhouse, the idea of buying in Irvine or Diamond Bar and having to commute/drive long-distance to work seemed ridiculous. Also, there were no Ranch 99's back then, so we had to live closer to Diho to buy Chinese groceries. My first job at age 16 was pushing shopping carts at Diho for $3.25/hr.

In the 1990s there was one local university that offered better pickings than community colleges, CSU Long Beach had a strong arts department where the male to female gender ratio was lopsided. I seem to recall the arts department had gender ratio as high as 1 male : 3 female for some years. I was attending CSU Fullerton at the time but went to chase skirt at CSULB. There were many girls living at the on-campus dorms, away from parents for the first time, and very liberated. But the dorm's walls were paper thin so you had to go use the "study rooms" in late evenings.

well-informed wrote:I don't get how momopi who is one the heavier posters here in happierabroad, is one of the biggest manginas when it comes to AW. Always looking for any excuse to justify their actions. Don't give them the benefit of the doubt just because they have a p***y
Feel free to reference a specific statement or post if you disagree.

My opinion is simple. Men invented stuff like screwdrivers, because it's in our nature to go fix stuff. Women comes home and want to bitch and moan about something, not because she wants the problem fixed, but because she wants attention and sympathy (TLC?). When you try to fix the problems for them, they get upset because it's not what they're looking for. A man is solutions-orientated vs. a women is attention-orientated.

When I see a guy complain endlessly about something & seeking "yes man" responses, I think of feminized men acting like a little b*tch. As a man, you have hands, feet, and your snap-on or craftsman tool set in the garage, so use them. It makes no sense to me that men who dislike or don't date American women waste so much time complaining about it. Get over it and move on. Life is a one way trip to your grave, so use your time wisely -- you're only young once. And when you do make it to greener pastures, use your time to enjoy the greener pastures. A good horse does not turn its head to eat grass that it has already passed.


DaRick wrote: Agreed. He's simply too defensive when it comes to Anglo girls. He hardly ever criticises them directly, even when it is called for (which is quite often). Maybe he is 'happier abroad', but he seems to be quite naive as to the nature of the Anglo woman. He does seem to be much older than I am (I am 21), so I suppose that this is not surprising. Older Anglo-raised men are even more clueless than their younger counterparts on this.
Even if he is definitely not an Anglo woman himself, it is telling how the OP mistook him for one.
Non-Anglo women come with its own set of baggage, but this isn't something to be explained, you have to go and experience it yourself. Australia is pretty close to Asia, find an opportunity and go. At 21 you're young and virile, go forth and enjoy what the world has to offer.

Are there a lot of f*cked up American (or any other nationality) girls? Oh ya, but I don't obsess over it like some crazed ex-GF who can't let go. I'm thankful to a country that took my family in and gave us citizenship when we had next to nothing. I'm thankful that I have to worry about eating too much instead of not having enough to eat. I'm thankful that I'm worrying about my next investment property instead of worrying about not having a roof over my head. I'm thankful of all the American (or any other nationality) women who dated me and had put in an effort to try and make the relationship work -- sorry it didn't work out, best of luck to ya, adios muchacha. What's in the past, stays in the past.
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momopi wrote:
Are there a lot of f*cked up American (or any other nationality) girls? Oh ya, but I don't obsess over it like some crazed ex-GF who can't let go. I'm thankful to a country that took my family in and gave us citizenship when we had next to nothing. I'm thankful that I have to worry about eating too much instead of not having enough to eat. I'm thankful that I'm worrying about my next investment property instead of worrying about not having a roof over my head. I'm thankful of all the American (or any other nationality) women who dated me and had put in an effort to try and make the relationship work -- sorry it didn't work out, best of luck to ya, adios muchacha. What's in the past, stays in the past.
Then why do you presumably support a site called Happier Abroad? You seem quite content as an American and supportive of much of the status quo in the U.S.
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momopi wrote:
DaRick wrote: Agreed. He's simply too defensive when it comes to Anglo girls. He hardly ever criticises them directly, even when it is called for (which is quite often). Maybe he is 'happier abroad', but he seems to be quite naive as to the nature of the Anglo woman. He does seem to be much older than I am (I am 21), so I suppose that this is not surprising. Older Anglo-raised men are even more clueless than their younger counterparts on this.
Even if he is definitely not an Anglo woman himself, it is telling how the OP mistook him for one.
Non-Anglo women come with its own set of baggage, but this isn't something to be explained, you have to go and experience it yourself. Australia is pretty close to Asia, find an opportunity and go. At 21 you're young and virile, go forth and enjoy what the world has to offer.

Are there a lot of f*cked up American (or any other nationality) girls? Oh ya, but I don't obsess over it like some crazed ex-GF who can't let go. I'm thankful to a country that took my family in and gave us citizenship when we had next to nothing. I'm thankful that I have to worry about eating too much instead of not having enough to eat. I'm thankful that I'm worrying about my next investment property instead of worrying about not having a roof over my head. I'm thankful of all the American (or any other nationality) women who dated me and had put in an effort to try and make the relationship work -- sorry it didn't work out, best of luck to ya, adios muchacha. What's in the past, stays in the past.
Yes, I am aware that non-Anglo girls are not perfect. Of course, I will find a way to go overseas (more interested in Latin America than Asia though, in terms of attraction, shared religion etc.).

The problem with your thinking is that even in your response to me, you draw an equivalence between Anglo and non-Anglo girls. Trust me, I've spoken to both (my mother is Malaysian) and the former are much worse than the latter. Anglo women my age are often narcissistic, selfish, bigoted, elitist creatures. Moreover, many are not very feminine - they don't often appreciate compliments and they drink like sailors (I don't drink at all). The non-Anglo women I've encountered weren't like this. Maybe it was different in your day, but this is what 'well-informed' and I have to deal with now.

Moreover, what these women get away with is astounding - they are praised for odious character traits. Should we sit and tolerate this? I would say no.

Another thing you don't appear to understand is that Anglo guys come on websites like this one to vent because it is cathartic. It's not about them trolling for sympathy (though some may be). They're simply getting such grievances off their chests here because, as Winston says, they cannot say this stuff in public without being attacked mercilessly. This is how websites like these derive half of their value.

However, I do agree that such guys should look for solutions to their problems (going overseas), rather than staying in one place and sounding like a broken record, which does not help them or anybody else.

I will probably get over this as I get older and 'abroad', like you say.
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well-informed wrote:I don't get how momopi who is one the heavier posters here in happierabroad, is one of the biggest manginas when it comes to AW. Always looking for any excuse to justify their actions. Don't give them the benefit of the doubt just because they have a p***y
I think calling him a "magina" is a bit excessive. He just tries to explain the economic and social reasons for women's actions the way he sees it.

If there's something you dislike about his tone, it might have more to do with the fact that he works in business, so he tends to have that ultra-capitalist, neo-liberal, "If you fail, there is never anyone else to blame but yourself" sort of attitude. Which I think is good some of the time, but not all the time.

Momopi is sort of like Spock here and Ladislav is like Data.
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He seems like a magina to me. Plus he's Taiwanese, (i think), what more proof do you need? I remember the first time he wrote about the irrelevance of a "boycott" on American women. That only men who can't get dates would call for a boycott, making it pointless since they were already [unintentionally] boycotting American women. That's how an angry woman would rationalize the situation, that the only men who had a problem with American women are those that can't get any in the first place.

First of all I cannot stand American women, cannot imagine having to spend any length of time with them (let alone enjoying myself) and refuse to even consider asking any of them out. However I could get some if I wanted to, on account I'm still young so I'm not quite in the same boat as the 40+ year olds. I know there are guys like me in N. America, who refuse to sell their soul to the devil (spend time with a cancerous bimbo) just to get laid. Fortunately I live in an area with abundant foreign students & workers, so the option of courting semi-Americanized immigrants is there until I can finally move. I know there are even more guys in America who do cave in, meaning do whatever it takes to have a girlfriend or get laid, but resent it. They resent the situation and I believe most guys, even the douchebags and omega-man-whores, find American women no more gratifying to be around than I do.

Basically most guys in America can't stand women! And see them as only good for one thing, p***y. But have no idea it's different abroad, and that American women aren't really women.. A movement like "BoycottAmericanWomen" could actually result in some positive change. First it would cause some men to wake up and go abroad. Second it could cause some men to court foreign-born girls in America, rather than limiting themselves to tv-raised dimwitted whores named Crystal or Shaniqua because of media and social pressure. Thirdly, it could cause a few brave men currently in a relationship with one of these she-beasts to take charge and refuse to put up with feminist bullshit any longer.

One of the reasons things are so bad now is because we men were silent for too long. We were afraid of offending these 'sweet angels' and continued to "make women nod" (as Bill Maher said). Well the chickens came home to roost. It's time to get busy mending the damage, or at least limiting it. And we don't need maginas spreading pessimism and disinformation! Moving abroad won't fix the problem, that's running away from it. Feminism, and American feminism (the worst kind) is spreading like a virus. We have to fight them over here so we don't have to fight them over there! :lol:
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Jackal wrote:
well-informed wrote:I don't get how momopi who is one the heavier posters here in happierabroad, is one of the biggest manginas when it comes to AW. Always looking for any excuse to justify their actions. Don't give them the benefit of the doubt just because they have a p***y
I think calling him a "magina" is a bit excessive. He just tries to explain the economic and social reasons for women's actions the way he sees it.

If there's something you dislike about his tone, it might have more to do with the fact that he works in business, so he tends to have that ultra-capitalist, neo-liberal, "If you fail, there is never anyone else to blame but yourself" sort of attitude. Which I think is good some of the time, but not all the time.
Winston has talked about this a lot that in America, a lot of people like to "blame the victim" and momopi seems to be that type of person. He always sides with American women and never takes the man's side in any issue.

He would make a great "feminist lawyer" like Gloria Allred. Then, he could be paid to defend American women! :D
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The logic of momopi's post as seen by me...

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If you were sick, and you took some kind of pill that cured you, would you keep defending it even though this very same pill made many more people even sicker than they were to begin with?

To me, that's is what he seems to be doing with the American woman...
Wielding the blade of evil's bane, he sealed the dark one away and gave the land light. This man, who traveled through time to save the land, was known as the Hero of Men. The man's tale was passed down through generations until it became legend...
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FreeYourMind wrote: Then why do you presumably support a site called Happier Abroad? You seem quite content as an American and supportive of much of the status quo in the U.S.
I think everyone who is able, should go abroad at some point in their lives, either as exchange students, visitors/vacation, work assignments, relocation, finding a spouse, etc. The earlier, the better.

If and when I marry and have children, I intend to give my kids an international experience. This can be anything from going abroad for the summers, signing them up for exchange student programs, or living abroad for few years (oversea work assignment posts) at a time. I do not want my kids to be mono-lingual and mono-cultural. At minimum they should speak at least 3 languages. As a former 5th grade teacher myself, I'm not happy with public education schools in the US. With few exceptions, they're too easy and lacking discipline. We live in a competitive global economy where jobs and opportunities transcend borders. The best thing I can do for my kids is to open that door for them.

I didn't take my first oversea assignment until I was 28, back in 2000 to Singapore. It was an eye opening experience that I wish I had done earlier. Today I'm very thankful to the countries that allowed me to live and work there, the people for their hospitality, and the women who dated me. I don't go online to gloat about easy sex or how local men are "gay or non-dating material". Guys who do that give the rest of us a very bad impression on the locals -- they're on the internet too.

DaRick wrote: Yes, I am aware that non-Anglo girls are not perfect. Of course, I will find a way to go overseas (more interested in Latin America than Asia though, in terms of attraction, shared religion etc.).
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If you're not happy with the local Anglo women, you don't have to date them. At 21 you're probably still in college, are there exchange programs with universities in South America? Or maybe a summer or short-term volunteer program? I've not used these programs but you can look them up and do your own research. Or, check with your Church and see if there's volunteer or missionary opportunities abroad.

http://jobsearch.about.com/od/volunteer ... nities.htm
http://www.volunteersouthamerica.net/
http://www.volunteerlatinamerica.com/
http://www.ecuadorvolunteer.org/
http://www.globalcrossroad.com/
http://www.goabroad.com/

Jackal wrote: I think calling him a "magina" is a bit excessive. He just tries to explain the economic and social reasons for women's actions the way he sees it.
If there's something you dislike about his tone, it might have more to do with the fact that he works in business, so he tends to have that ultra-capitalist, neo-liberal, "If you fail, there is never anyone else to blame but yourself" sort of attitude. Which I think is good some of the time, but not all the time.
Momopi is sort of like Spock here and Ladislav is like Data.
If someone came to me and said that his dog died, I have no problems with giving him some sympathy. But if the person is still whining about it after 2 years, I'd tell him to get over it or go adopt a dog from the local shelter.


jamesbond wrote: Winston has talked about this a lot that in America, a lot of people like to "blame the victim" and momopi seems to be that type of person. He always sides with American women and never takes the man's side in any issue.
He would make a great "feminist lawyer" like Gloria Allred. Then, he could be paid to defend American women! :D
Americans are spoiled and don't know how good they have it. Go abroad and see how hard people overseas work for small amount of money. My business partner pays his college-educated employees in Fujian about $300/month, and they work 6 days/week for ~10 hours/day. They cannot afford to take vacations abroad or buy a condo in the city to get married. If they were able to go abroad, they'd have to apply for a VISA (few countries give Chinese citizens VISA free visits). It's much easier for an American to make decent pay in the US, buy property with low-interest bank loans, travel abroad, and date women. US passports are also welcomed in many countries around the world.

I understand that there are some people who are unable to vote with their feet, because they have to stay home to care for their aging parents or some other good reason. But for the rest of the couch potatoes, yes, I blame the potato.


odbo wrote:He seems like a magina to me. Plus he's Taiwanese, (i think), what more proof do you need? I remember the first time he wrote about the irrelevance of a "boycott" on American women. That only men who can't get dates would call for a boycott, making it pointless since they were already [unintentionally] boycotting American women. That's how an angry woman would rationalize the situation, that the only men who had a problem with American women are those that can't get any in the first place.
In Taiwan, if a man can't get women locally, he'd simply go to Vietnam or China and get a wife. He wouldn't sit around and bitch about it endlessly or call for a boycott of Taiwanese women that he can't get in the first place. Back in 2007 there were approx. 400,000 foreign brides in Taiwan (pop. 23 million), and 1 in 6 marriages that year was with a foreign spouse. If you'd prefer to stay exactly where you are and call for a boycott, feel free to do so. I don't think it's productive, but it's your life, so do whatever you want with it.

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momopi wrote:
DaRick wrote: Yes, I am aware that non-Anglo girls are not perfect. Of course, I will find a way to go overseas (more interested in Latin America than Asia though, in terms of attraction, shared religion etc.).
<snip>
If you're not happy with the local Anglo women, you don't have to date them. At 21 you're probably still in college, are there exchange programs with universities in South America? Or maybe a summer volunteer program? I've not used these programs but you can look them up and do your own research. Or, check with your Church and see if there's volunteer or missionary opportunities abroad.

http://jobsearch.about.com/od/volunteer ... nities.htm
http://www.volunteersouthamerica.net/
http://www.volunteerlatinamerica.com/
http://www.ecuadorvolunteer.org/
http://www.globalcrossroad.com/
http://www.goabroad.com/
I'm already getting to know Latina women online. The exchange programs at my university usually target Europe (mostly Western at that), Asia and the Anglosphere. Chinese and Indonesian women do seem to like me, though.
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DaRick wrote: I'm already getting to know Latina women online. The exchange programs at my university usually target Europe (mostly Western at that), Asia and the Anglosphere. Chinese and Indonesian women do seem to like me, though.
OK, that's good. Western Europe can be good if you choose the location carefully. In my recent trip to Netherlands, I found the people in Almelo (East Netherlands) to be friendly, versus those in Amsterdam were as*holes.

I've dated and courted girls overseas from 2000-2008'ish. In 2007 alone I flew to Asia 4 times to court my ex in TW, but she backed out of our engagement plans in 2008. I don't claim to be very successful at this, but just speaking from personal experience, it's better if you'd go to the country of interest, build your social network, meet girls there, then court them online via MSN, Skype or some other means when you go home. Except for Brazil, most of Latin America use Spanish, and it's an easy language to learn.

Moving forward, do you want to go to Latin America on short or long term basis, or are you looking to bring a girl back to Australia? I recall reading some opportunities in South America for LEED certified consultants, and PMP & Six-Sigma trainers. You can look into those and see if the opportunities are still there and what the job requirements are. Six-sigma trainers are paid about $80k USD/year here.

Alternatively you can look into consulting gigs that would give you a lot of free time. I work as a part time MRO consultant, my cut is $400-$600/day plus expenses. Next week I'm going to Jackson MS, Meridian MS, Birmingham AL, and Alamo TN. I'm going to swing by Memphis to visit Graceland (only 10 mins from the airport) on the way back. When I'm not working, I pack my fishing rods and hit the ocean. If I want to take a trip overseas, I just book a flight and go. If boss calls, sorry, I'm not avail, ask someone else. As a consultant I don't have full time employee's benefits, and have to buy my own health insurance ($120/month from Kaiser with $5,000 deductible). The pay is not regular, and when you do work, you'd sometimes fly 4 times in a week and, when you wake up, it takes a few moments for you to realize if you were sleeping at the airport, on the plane, in a hotel bed, or in your own bed. You'd also find airplane food to be disgusting after a few months. If you think you can handle that, there's a lot of opportunities avail for professionals "willing to travel 100%" for work.
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momopi wrote:
DaRick wrote: I'm already getting to know Latina women online. The exchange programs at my university usually target Europe (mostly Western at that), Asia and the Anglosphere. Chinese and Indonesian women do seem to like me, though.
OK, that's good. Western Europe can be good if you choose the location carefully. In my recent trip to Netherlands, I found the people in Almelo (East Netherlands) to be friendly, versus those in Amsterdam were as*holes.
The Norwegian girls I have met seemed much nicer than Anglo girls (even the ones with boyfriends); I've not been that impressed with the few Dutch girls I've encountered.
I've dated and courted girls overseas from 2000-2008'ish. In 2007 alone I flew to Asia 4 times to court my ex in TW, but she backed out of our engagement plans in 2008. I don't claim to be very successful at this, but just speaking from personal experience, it's better if you'd go to the country of interest, build your social network, meet girls there, then court them online via MSN, Skype or some other means when you go home. Except for Brazil, most of Latin America use Spanish, and it's an easy language to learn.
I currently lack the funds to travel overseas, so I've been taking the reverse approach. I'm learning Spanish (not taught in Australian schools, usually); luckily, all of the girls I'm in contact with (and indeed, most on international dating sites) can speak at least some English, so they help me out.
Moving forward, do you want to go to Latin America on short or long term basis, or are you looking to bring a girl back to Australia? I recall reading some opportunities in South America for LEED certified consultants, and PMP & Six-Sigma trainers. You can look into those and see if the opportunities are still there and what the job requirements are. Six-sigma trainers are paid about $80k USD/year here.

Alternatively you can look into consulting gigs that would give you a lot of free time. I work as a part time MRO consultant, my cut is $400-$600/day plus expenses. Next week I'm going to Jackson MS, Meridian MS, Birmingham AL, and Alamo TN. I'm going to swing by Memphis to visit Graceland (only 10 mins from the airport) on the way back. When I'm not working, I pack my fishing rods and hit the ocean. If I want to take a trip overseas, I just book a flight and go. If boss calls, sorry, I'm not avail, ask someone else. As a consultant I don't have full time employee's benefits, and have to buy my own health insurance ($120/month from Kaiser with $5,000 deductible). The pay is not regular, and when you do work, you'd sometimes fly 4 times in a week and, when you wake up, it takes a few moments for you to realize if you were sleeping at the airport, on the plane, in a hotel bed, or in your own bed. You'd also find airplane food to be disgusting after a few months. If you think you can handle that, there's a lot of opportunities avail for professionals "willing to travel 100%" for work.
I have a degree in Commerce with two majors and am currently getting a master's degree in Governance and Public Policy, to put me ahead of the rest and allow me to work in public service if I so choose. Commerce degrees are highly valued in AUS; I'm not sure about elsewhere.

I have private health insurance already.

I would like to leave Australia (I wouldn't want to raise a child here - the culture is simply too narcissistic, corrupt and stupid now), but I will meet fierce opposition from my parents. I plan to work during our summer holidays (Dec - Feb). I don't have much to sell, which is good.
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momopi wrote:
boycottamericanwomen wrote: Unfortunately, you have many misconceptions in your post. I'll try to point them out.
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Secondly, it's the American WOMEN who are being affected the most by their own feminist policies. 50 percent of American women are single and unmarried. So if American women are so desirable, as you seem to be saying, then why is over 50 percent of women in America single? The obvious fact is that NO ONE WANTS THEM.
The answer of your question depends on age group and racial demographics. See page 3 here:
http://www.census.gov/prod/2011pubs/p70-125.pdf

You might like to read the rest of the report on marriage/divorce data & historical trends. Also, consider that some people (both men and women) simply don't want to get married. When you get married, as the years go by your wife's boobs with sag and she will get fat. So unless if the guy is willing accept that, or if he intends to trade her in at 40 for 2 x 20 year old blondes with boob jobs, the guy probably doesn't want to commit.

boycottamericanwomen wrote: And now, there is a growing movement amongst American men to completely avoid American women and marry traditional, chaste, and beautiful foreign women, specifically from Asia. Why is this happening? Because men want REAL WOMEN, they don't want the disgusting, fat, man-hating feminists of America and the western countries. Women in Asia are much more FEMININE.
Heh. I'm Asian American male and have dated numerous Asia women over the past 20 years. FOB, 1.5 gen, nisei/sansei, exchange students, MBA students, working abroad, long-distance, etc. Japanese, Japanese-Hawaiian, Korean, Chinese/Taiwanese, Hakka, Teochow, Cantonese, Vietnamese, Thai, Chinese-Malay, Chinese-Thai, Singaporean, etc. Let me tell you, there's no free lunch here or there. If you want something good, be prepared to pay for it one way or another. Guys who don rose-colored glasses tend to overlook warning signs on polycephalic types. But, my experience is with East Asia and yours is with South Asia (India), so our views will differ. East Asian women who are skilled at Sa Jiao are very good at getting what they want. Such behavior would probably be frowned on in Hindu culture.




The dating market is US is tougher primarily because of better economic opportunities for women, and tougher competition from men. In the past, women are dependent on men in single-income families. Today women work and have their own money, so they can afford to be choosy. American men also face tougher competition from their peers. From a strictly economic perspective, America is one of few industrialized countries on this planet where a man can realistically seek a professional career and make 6 figure pay by late 20's to early 30's.

Say if you're a poor Mainland Chinese immigrant guy working in a Chinese restaurant as waitstaff, your chance of hooking up with one of the college-age waitresses is nearly zero because she has access to many men with higher socio-economic standing, plus her friends will introduce her to many guys who are taller/better looking, have better jobs/businesses, drive better cars, live in a bigger house, wear better cloths and have more style. The Chinese immigrant waiter will be left behind cleaning the kitchen, while his pretty female counterpart quit and marry up the socio-economic ladder to become a shao nai nai living in a big house in Diamond Bar. My parents owned 3 Chinese restaurants from 1990s to 2000's.

A guy who can't get dates in the US, goes abroad to a poorer country and finds better dating opportunities. He finds that his socio-economic status is elevated and he becomes more competitive to the local men. Having several local women willing to date him, he places a "halo effect' on them. In reality, if those women were to relocate to the US, they'd probably not give him the time of the day, because there are numerous better pickings for them. If you're looking to something to blame, try "too much money and too many choices". If the economy of US were to crash, you'd see a change in women's behaviors shortly. Americans tend to be hypocritical where competition is involved, they think the rules is only fair when they sit on top as king of the hill, and if they lost, the opponent must be cheating or using underhanded tactics. Long after the Empire has fallen, some guys are still reminiscing about the "good old days". Women tend to be less foolish and will move on to adapt to new environments, marrying out if necessary to improve her and her offspring's chance of survival.
Thanks for clarifying your gender. So, you are a p***y whipped mangina, instead of an angry bitter slutty American woman. Oh wait, there's not much difference between the two.
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well-informed wrote:I don't get how momopi who is one the heavier posters here in happierabroad, is one of the biggest manginas when it comes to AW. Always looking for any excuse to justify their actions. Don't give them the benefit of the doubt just because they have a p***y
My thoughts exactly. Any man who would support or try to justify the sick behavior of American women is either a f***ing faggot, or a huge mangina. Oh wait, there's not a whole lot of difference between the two.
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well-informed wrote:I don't get how momopi who is one the heavier posters here in happierabroad, is one of the biggest manginas when it comes to AW. Always looking for any excuse to justify their actions. Don't give them the benefit of the doubt just because they have a p***y
Agreed. He's simply too defensive when it comes to Anglo girls. He hardly ever criticises them directly, even when it is called for (which is quite often). Maybe he is 'happier abroad', but he seems to be quite naive as to the nature of the Anglo woman. He does seem to be much older than I am (I am 21), so I suppose that this is not surprising. Older Anglo-raised men are even more clueless than their younger counterparts on this.

Even if he is definitely not an Anglo woman himself, it is telling how the OP mistook him for one.
Yea, that is kind of funny, now that I think about it, that I mistook him for an American woman. His attitude certainly resembles that of an American woman's.
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DaRick wrote: Agreed. He's simply too defensive when it comes to Anglo girls. He hardly ever criticises them directly, even when it is called for (which is quite often). Maybe he is 'happier abroad', but he seems to be quite naive as to the nature of the Anglo woman. He does seem to be much older than I am (I am 21), so I suppose that this is not surprising. Older Anglo-raised men are even more clueless than their younger counterparts on this.
Even if he is definitely not an Anglo woman himself, it is telling how the OP mistook him for one.
Non-Anglo women come with its own set of baggage, but this isn't something to be explained, you have to go and experience it yourself. Australia is pretty close to Asia, find an opportunity and go. At 21 you're young and virile, go forth and enjoy what the world has to offer.

Are there a lot of f*cked up American (or any other nationality) girls? Oh ya, but I don't obsess over it like some crazed ex-GF who can't let go. I'm thankful to a country that took my family in and gave us citizenship when we had next to nothing. I'm thankful that I have to worry about eating too much instead of not having enough to eat. I'm thankful that I'm worrying about my next investment property instead of worrying about not having a roof over my head. I'm thankful of all the American (or any other nationality) women who dated me and had put in an effort to try and make the relationship work -- sorry it didn't work out, best of luck to ya, adios muchacha. What's in the past, stays in the past.
Yes, I am aware that non-Anglo girls are not perfect. Of course, I will find a way to go overseas (more interested in Latin America than Asia though, in terms of attraction, shared religion etc.).

The problem with your thinking is that even in your response to me, you draw an equivalence between Anglo and non-Anglo girls. Trust me, I've spoken to both (my mother is Malaysian) and the former are much worse than the latter. Anglo women my age are often narcissistic, selfish, bigoted, elitist creatures. Moreover, many are not very feminine - they don't often appreciate compliments and they drink like sailors (I don't drink at all). The non-Anglo women I've encountered weren't like this. Maybe it was different in your day, but this is what 'well-informed' and I have to deal with now.

Moreover, what these women get away with is astounding - they are praised for odious character traits. Should we sit and tolerate this? I would say no.

Another thing you don't appear to understand is that Anglo guys come on websites like this one to vent because it is cathartic. It's not about them trolling for sympathy (though some may be). They're simply getting such grievances off their chests here because, as Winston says, they cannot say this stuff in public without being attacked mercilessly. This is how websites like these derive half of their value.

However, I do agree that such guys should look for solutions to their problems (going overseas), rather than staying in one place and sounding like a broken record, which does not help them or anybody else.

I will probably get over this as I get older and 'abroad', like you say.
Yes, that is the point- American and western women have been RUINED by feminism, and it is our duty as well informed individuals to try to warn others about them. If there is a tiger on the loose, and you don't warn others, and someone gets eaten, then you are also responsible. So I am just doing my duty to try to wake up and warn as many men as possible to STAY AWAY from western and American women.

The only way we are going to stop the sickness of American women is by NO LONGER TOLERATING THEM. Is this so difficult to understand? So, guys, do your part and try to warn as many men as possible and send them a link to the BOYCOTT AMERICAN WOMEN blog. Thanks!
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