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Dakotasunbeam -> RE: Is it wrong to say you like foreign women? (7/5/2008 11:05:56 PM)
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I don't think so . . . If you truly find them attractive. But . . . Most guys I have known of who say this generally have a few things in common. 1. They are socially awkward or percieved to be so by women (i.e. American women) 2. They are seeking a foriegn woman because of a stereotype that they feel will accomodate them in some way 3. They believe foriegn women will not notice or be aware of some "flaw" they have 4. They have been hurt and/or rejected A LOT by women of their own culture 5. They are angry at women of their own culture (i.e. American, etc. etc), pos. bad experience w/Mom 6. They percieve the "foriegn" culture has some "superiority" to their own and they seek to appropriate that in the form of the "foriegn" wife. One or all of these usually come into play when a man says something of what you've just said. And I have heard the likes of it from ALL kinds of men (and women) regarding the opposite gender of their cutlure/social group/nation/ etc. The truth is that there are positives and negatives to each culture/race/social group/nation, etc. We should look for people according to their relationship with God as believers and whether they like us and are willing to accept us for who we are and love us for a lifetime. Do not hide in another culture just because you think you don't "fit" in your own. Just live and let the world see you for who you are. What I see from your post, is a guy who feels like he doesn't fit in. He'd like to feel that he has a place, so he searches. Learn who you are in Christ, and no matter where you are, you will be at home. And you won't need to marry someone just to feel like you fit in, or feel you're OK. You will marry because there was a true connection, and you love that individual entirely. I'd feel so cheated to be a woman chosen because of my race/social standing/nation or some percieved stereotype. What a rip off. I'd rather he married me, because one day we looked into each others eyes, and realized we'd like to keep looking in them for a life time. Look for a girl whose comfortable in her own skin . . . but first, you've got to be comfortable in your own. Blessings!
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