Re: Are Armenian women handicapped because of their upbringing?
Hrai, I'm tired of seeing Armenians at each others throats, constantly pointing fingers... blaming our "culture" when our culture has become next to non-existant in many of our communities. My comment was to remind everyone of the real reason why we're so disconnected with each other. The young generation doesn't care about our history, and they hardly have a sense of sympathy for others in our communities. We should be pulling together and working things out instead of constantly pointing fingers at each other.
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Re: Are Armenian women handicapped because of their upbringing?
More like "Women Rights"No, the western media calls it "liberation"
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Re: Are Armenian women handicapped because of their upbringing?
Originally posted by hrai View PostWhat a disgusting thing to say.
Not if you think you're being harassed by someone who isn't Armenian....
No, the western media calls it "liberation"Originally posted by gegev View Post
Don’t you call a prostitute; prostitute?
Last edited by KanadaHye; 05-15-2009, 03:55 AM.
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Re: Are Armenian women handicapped because of their upbringing?
How many times a woman (somebody’s present or future wife) should carry out “the slightest sin” you mentioned above to become civilized and up to date?Originally posted by Ideology View PostI totally agree Katie. Poor Armenian women suffer for nothing. This is in part of the family control even when they are adults. Also, since so many chovenistic men call women bad names for the slightest of reasons, it further forces Armenian women to lose their personalities as a whole. This in turn, ruins many oppurtunities these women will ever have. Sad.
Oh and to top it all off, stupid people respond negatively to obvious truths just for the sake of arguement.
Real Sad.
Don’t you call a prostitute; prostitute?
You proved that you are the smartest. No additional arguments are required, it's obvious.Last edited by gegev; 05-15-2009, 08:15 AM.
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I hope you aren't talking about us...Oh and to top it all off, stupid people respond negatively to obvious truths just for the sake of arguement.
Real Sad.
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Re: Are Armenian women handicapped because of their upbringing?
What a disgusting thing to say.Originally posted by KanadaHye View PostApparently the Turks forgot to cleanse this one out of our gene pool.... I'm done with this. Feminism at its best. Charming isn't it?
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Re: Are Armenian women handicapped because of their upbringing?
I totally agree Katie. Poor Armenian women suffer for nothing. This is in part of the family control even when they are adults. Also, since so many chovenistic men call women bad names for the slightest of reasons, it further forces Armenian women to lose their personalities as a whole. This in turn, ruins many oppurtunities these women will ever have. Sad.
Oh and to top it all off, stupid people respond negatively to obvious truths just for the sake of arguement.
Real Sad.
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Re: Are Armenian women handicapped because of their upbringing?
Well Kattie said "as I see it charm has nothing to do with body or sex."Originally posted by Lucin View PostHow can anybody deny that it's not 'cultural'? At least to some degree… by saying cultural, I do not mean that the 'charm' is a culturally or socially constructed phenomenon but the culture and the society of any given nation can have an undeniable impact in encouraging developing it, or repressing it. Some cultures even deem it as whorish. In some cultures, a woman cannot laugh, smoke or tell a joke in front of men or else she'll pass off as a sl*t. While in some other cultures, the sl*ts (in the true sense of the word) are not being recognised as such.
So what does being sexually promiscuous (which isn't a male or female trait) have to do with being feminine, charming or cultured?
Also, can you be a bit more specific when you use reference words such as "some cultures" and "other cultures". Thanks.
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