Pictures from Armenia

[nunechka]

we walk around and get coffee and walk more and then we shop and then we go home by the use of the marshuka...

and yes we do notice the staring by men... and yes they do stand and star all the time...

[sad_eyes]

This is all really interesting. Oh by the way, has anyone been to Nor Hajin yet?

[Thai-Samurai]

This is all really interesting. Oh by the way, has anyone been to Nor Hajin yet?

No I've never heard of that what is it?

[winoman]

we walk around and get coffee and walk more and then we shop and then we go home by the use of the marshuka...

and yes we do notice the staring by men... and yes they do stand and star all the time...

Staring isn't really so bad...though I can understand the feeling of being under watch and concious of ones actions - a bit repressive. Shame there can't just be normal interaction - like if you said Hi or such it wouln't immediatly be interpreted as a come on (or that Red Brigade wouldn't immediatly brand you a s l u t - etc)

I found it funny in France to be reminded by my wife that I had to make nice comments to the ladies we met that they looked nice and even flirt a bit - as it is expected! ...and to not do so is considered a bit insulting - as if they are not worth the attention and such

[Thai-Samurai]

no here people standing on the street have nothing better to do so if they've never seen you before they just stare.

[Red Brigade]

Hè hè....i don't call people who greet each other xxxxs ,i already gave the definition of a xxxx in the other thread.
If someone stared at me too long with a wierd expression on his face ,if he was male, i would probably assume that he has a prohlem with me and i would go and see what he wants.
If she was female , then its normal to stare at me

[Thai-Samurai]

here girls don't even glance at you, but walk around all sexy and stuff, and guys just stare (not punk stare like in America) Cuz that's how I felt at first too, at first Iwas like "does that guy seriously want beef w/ me?" but then i realized i just look different to everyone.

[nunechka]

i dont care about the staring or even saying hello... its the weird nonstop staring that strange... and whats even stranger is the fact that the guys dont think it is strange to stare nonstop... they dont even know that htye are are doing it... but anywho i am attracked to men and i like staring back...

anywho - redbrig you will mature and stop defining words such as "s l u t" or what have you sooner or later... if you dont, it wont hurt you, it'll make your life a little harder thats all...

a s l u t is someone i dont like... i dont care if they have never touched the opposite sex or even the same sex... men are s l u t s much more often then women if categories in the sexual manner... however more women are called s l u t s then men because women dont use that language, however, men do... and we all know that the thief thinks the world is a theif... (substitute the word theif for the word s l u t, and make the connection)...

[sad_eyes]

No I've never heard of that what is it?

It is a small village about 2 hours away from Yereven. It is addressed as something else too, but I am unaware of what. My boyfriend and his friends address it as nor hajin.

Hehehe, I remember when the armenians first came here (keep in mind that they came directly from armenia on working visas) they were so easy to spot. They walked in groups, they touched each other while talking (in a friendly man to man manner) they wore black and they have a distinctive walk. Usually with their arms behind they backs and their heads turned up slightly. And yes, of course. THE STARING. Especially at the women. I thought it was cute. They were such foriengers.

[Thai-Samurai]

It is a small village about 2 hours away from Yereven. It is addressed as something else too, but I am unaware of what. My boyfriend and his friends address it as nor hajin.

Hehehe, I remember when the armenians first came here (keep in mind that they came directly from armenia on working visas) they were so easy to spot. They walked in groups, they touched each other while talking (in a friendly man to man manner) they wore black and they have a distinctive walk. Usually with their arms behind they backs and their heads turned up slightly. And yes, of course. THE STARING. Especially at the women. I thought it was cute. They were such foriengers.

where's here?
Old people walk like that.
Yeah guys hold each others shoulders when they walk, and sometimes they kiss cheeks when they greet, which I think is completely unnecessary, a hearty handshake is good enough for me.