American Women (requirement to be violent)
Posted: October 9th, 2013, 12:11 pm
(I always start posts with examples)
Example 1: My story
There are lots of violent women where I use to live. Maybe you, yourself had ran into quite a few. Some think they were born like that, that they are snobs b/c they were born with a silver spoon in their mouths. Most of the time that's not the case. I grew up in a town full of druggies and dangerous people. While my husband was deployed to Kuwait, I would walk the back roads to where ever I needed to go. At that time I was pregnant. I didn't have a car. (hence walking everywhere.) I had went out in October. It was 8:30 at night and one of my friends called wanting me to come over. By the time I left it was 11:30. I was babysitting her daughter.
I was 4 months along in my pregnancy. I couldn't really run and I was very tired.
It was then that I noticed someone following me. I had called my husband on my cellphone. He was deployed to Kuwait and I knew he couldn't help me. As I walked I looked ahead and saw four people waiting near the ball park. As I tried to pass I was grabbed and taken down. My husband who was still on the phone, heard my screams and the voices of the men.
I put my arms around my belly to shield my baby. I was saved by a man in a red toyota. If he didn't honk his horn and flash on his headlights I would have been killed. This was just an example.
Truth is there are a lot of cruel people out there in this world, especially where I was from. That's one of the reason's my husband left that area. We suffered a lot of hate. He was Vietnamese and I was white. We were in a community of mostly racist rednecks. (sorry if this term offends anyone. It was not my attention.) My husband told me never has he seen such cruel people, that he felt like he was in some t.v. show. He had been all over the world, but never seen such closed mindedness.
Duc had to protect me a lot. To this day I won't fight people or stand up for myself. (Two wrongs don't make it right.)
Duc now goes by his middle name Anthony because most can't pronounce his name right and he was teased for it. (Now i will call him Anthony.) Anthony had bought a gun since then. He tries to protect me and his son.
EXAMPLE 2: Timomi Arai's story.
I was in high school when I first met Timomi. She was a exchange student from Japan. She was very quiet. Her voice was like a mouse. In all honesty, she was the most beautiful girl I had ever met. She never dressed sexy, like the other girls in school. Her style was a lot like mine. Timomi was three inches shorter than me. She was five foot exactly and she was 90lbs. I was 100 at the time. she was kind and would never hurt anyone.
I think this made her a easy target. For some reason girls really started to bully her and I don't mean harmless bulling. She was shoved into lockers and they even cut her hair at one point. Soon they started texting nasty lies about things I know she wouldn't do. She was pure like me. (Me and her were most likely the only virgins in the senior class.)
I never as a person stood up for myself, however I would take a stand for her all the time. This lead me to be in a lot of fights. Timomi was meek and quiet. I knew she couldn't fight. On May 18, 2010 Timomi went missing. It was the day of our graduation. I remember lots of the girls wishing her dead and saying really nasty lies. To this day I never heard of her again. She never written letters or emails. She never texted my cell phone again. To this day I still hurt.
(Main conclusion)
I think American women have to be stand offish and violent depending on their situation. i've met plenty who were skeptical of saying hi back to me to this day. I think its a way of being cautious. If you talk to a american woman and she ignores you, it doesn't mean she hates you. It means you'll have to work for that trust, that she doesn't know what to think of you yet.
This holds true for american women in big cities. I am origanally from the country side so I am overly trusting according to my husband.
Example 1: My story
There are lots of violent women where I use to live. Maybe you, yourself had ran into quite a few. Some think they were born like that, that they are snobs b/c they were born with a silver spoon in their mouths. Most of the time that's not the case. I grew up in a town full of druggies and dangerous people. While my husband was deployed to Kuwait, I would walk the back roads to where ever I needed to go. At that time I was pregnant. I didn't have a car. (hence walking everywhere.) I had went out in October. It was 8:30 at night and one of my friends called wanting me to come over. By the time I left it was 11:30. I was babysitting her daughter.
I was 4 months along in my pregnancy. I couldn't really run and I was very tired.
It was then that I noticed someone following me. I had called my husband on my cellphone. He was deployed to Kuwait and I knew he couldn't help me. As I walked I looked ahead and saw four people waiting near the ball park. As I tried to pass I was grabbed and taken down. My husband who was still on the phone, heard my screams and the voices of the men.
I put my arms around my belly to shield my baby. I was saved by a man in a red toyota. If he didn't honk his horn and flash on his headlights I would have been killed. This was just an example.
Truth is there are a lot of cruel people out there in this world, especially where I was from. That's one of the reason's my husband left that area. We suffered a lot of hate. He was Vietnamese and I was white. We were in a community of mostly racist rednecks. (sorry if this term offends anyone. It was not my attention.) My husband told me never has he seen such cruel people, that he felt like he was in some t.v. show. He had been all over the world, but never seen such closed mindedness.
Duc had to protect me a lot. To this day I won't fight people or stand up for myself. (Two wrongs don't make it right.)
Duc now goes by his middle name Anthony because most can't pronounce his name right and he was teased for it. (Now i will call him Anthony.) Anthony had bought a gun since then. He tries to protect me and his son.
EXAMPLE 2: Timomi Arai's story.
I was in high school when I first met Timomi. She was a exchange student from Japan. She was very quiet. Her voice was like a mouse. In all honesty, she was the most beautiful girl I had ever met. She never dressed sexy, like the other girls in school. Her style was a lot like mine. Timomi was three inches shorter than me. She was five foot exactly and she was 90lbs. I was 100 at the time. she was kind and would never hurt anyone.
I think this made her a easy target. For some reason girls really started to bully her and I don't mean harmless bulling. She was shoved into lockers and they even cut her hair at one point. Soon they started texting nasty lies about things I know she wouldn't do. She was pure like me. (Me and her were most likely the only virgins in the senior class.)
I never as a person stood up for myself, however I would take a stand for her all the time. This lead me to be in a lot of fights. Timomi was meek and quiet. I knew she couldn't fight. On May 18, 2010 Timomi went missing. It was the day of our graduation. I remember lots of the girls wishing her dead and saying really nasty lies. To this day I never heard of her again. She never written letters or emails. She never texted my cell phone again. To this day I still hurt.
(Main conclusion)
I think American women have to be stand offish and violent depending on their situation. i've met plenty who were skeptical of saying hi back to me to this day. I think its a way of being cautious. If you talk to a american woman and she ignores you, it doesn't mean she hates you. It means you'll have to work for that trust, that she doesn't know what to think of you yet.
This holds true for american women in big cities. I am origanally from the country side so I am overly trusting according to my husband.