I'll start with a girl I met from Tinder today.
Chinese girl, 19 years old, somewhat flabby body, mid-length hair, mostly pleasant personality.
Overall a cute, sweet girl but nothing to write home about.
This gal was born and raised in China but spent the last 6 months in NYC where she "loves it".
She wasn't the best looking girl but not gaze-avertingly ugly either, and she seemed like a sure thing.
As predicted, enthusiastic consummation took place not ~1.5 hours after we met.
I bagged it up but she took a birth control pill right after anyway.
She had a stash of them in her purse.
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Some food for thought:
1. I asked her - let's call her Anna - I asked Anna what percentage of her friends back in NYC take birth control.
80% was her reply.
I know it shouldn't have but this shocked me.
80%? WTF
2. Anna told me that she didn't really get into sex until she came to the US.
According to her, American guys are better lovers than Chinese guys because they "care about the girl" and "don't cum too quickly" and "have bigger wangs".
Fair enough.
She's certainly made up for lost time.
3. Anna could be a physically attractive girl if she got in the gym, watched her diet, and visited the dentist/orthodontist.
***
The thing that I found myself wondering is whether coming to the US has MADE her flabby and promiscuous, or whether she was *already* predisposed to be that way and sought out a means to make her dreams of cockgobbling, career chasing, big-city-livin' and poor-quality-food scarfing come true.
I'm leaning towards the latter since she told me she'd always wanted to go to the US and live on her own terms.
On the one hand I commiserate with her because I grew up with a lot of cultural pressure (Ukrainians) coming from my family and I always resented it because it seemed so arbitrary to me.
On the other hand, I couldn't help but think about Roosh's article on Western culture and how it poisons women.
I love women and deeply empathize with them.
I've met girls who are so smart and full of life that it's left a permanent imprint upon me.
However, I don't think it's to their advantage (and obviously not to mens' advantage) for them to have very much societal power or influence.
Still trying to reconcile that one.
How about you guys - any stories of girls you've seen transform in some way after living in the West?
Chinese girl, 19 years old, somewhat flabby body, mid-length hair, mostly pleasant personality.
Overall a cute, sweet girl but nothing to write home about.
This gal was born and raised in China but spent the last 6 months in NYC where she "loves it".
She wasn't the best looking girl but not gaze-avertingly ugly either, and she seemed like a sure thing.
As predicted, enthusiastic consummation took place not ~1.5 hours after we met.
I bagged it up but she took a birth control pill right after anyway.
She had a stash of them in her purse.
***
Some food for thought:
1. I asked her - let's call her Anna - I asked Anna what percentage of her friends back in NYC take birth control.
80% was her reply.
I know it shouldn't have but this shocked me.
80%? WTF
2. Anna told me that she didn't really get into sex until she came to the US.
According to her, American guys are better lovers than Chinese guys because they "care about the girl" and "don't cum too quickly" and "have bigger wangs".
Fair enough.
She's certainly made up for lost time.
3. Anna could be a physically attractive girl if she got in the gym, watched her diet, and visited the dentist/orthodontist.
***
The thing that I found myself wondering is whether coming to the US has MADE her flabby and promiscuous, or whether she was *already* predisposed to be that way and sought out a means to make her dreams of cockgobbling, career chasing, big-city-livin' and poor-quality-food scarfing come true.
I'm leaning towards the latter since she told me she'd always wanted to go to the US and live on her own terms.
On the one hand I commiserate with her because I grew up with a lot of cultural pressure (Ukrainians) coming from my family and I always resented it because it seemed so arbitrary to me.
On the other hand, I couldn't help but think about Roosh's article on Western culture and how it poisons women.
I love women and deeply empathize with them.
I've met girls who are so smart and full of life that it's left a permanent imprint upon me.
However, I don't think it's to their advantage (and obviously not to mens' advantage) for them to have very much societal power or influence.
Still trying to reconcile that one.
How about you guys - any stories of girls you've seen transform in some way after living in the West?