Do you wish you were not Armenian?

[Siggie]

Re: Do you wish you were not Armenian?

Woah! What is your problem parthiapride? If you're going to act like a child, we can treat you like one.
Why don't you take a few days to think about why speaking to people that was isn't cool.

For the rest of you... stay on topic!

[TJ]

Re: Do you wish you were not Armenian?

My father is a self hating Armenian, my mother's side is full fledged bolsahye. I live in Montreal and practice kung fu with fellow Armenians. All commands are in Armenian except the official names of certain stances and moves. It's quite enjoyable actually.

I stand somewhat detached from other Armenians however. I am trilingual (we speak French and English in Quebec), yet pretty much an Anglophone who speaks a weak Western Armenian. Still, I'm not ashamed of who I am, or the blood that runs through me. I am fond of our history as a people and our capabilities as a race. I am not fond of the wreckless and dimwitted attitudes of many Armenians, but I do not let those stupidities mar my understanding of our true potential.

We aren't of European descent and never will be. Accept what you are, and then you will find the beauty behind it. Look in the mirror and smile, not because of how you look, but because you accept yourself. Your face and your Armenian heritage come second, as they are your identity, yet you have the choice to make them more important. You can let your heritage become part of yourself by learning about it and connecting spiritually to your ancestors and brethren. You can let your face be the icon of who you are and what you stand for, for others to see.

So you come from a family where your father hates his own nation and people, and your mom probably knows more about turkish culture than ARmenian and you dont even speak your own language yet you think you know of what descent we are. Im sure your mom and dad taught you quite well about our culture and history. (Just in case you dont get it, that last sentence is dripping with sarcasm.)

[TJ]

Re: Do you wish you were not Armenian?

Close enough. Typical Armenoid.

Actually, the rich prick and prickettes I stayed with in Cyprus looked like they were Arabs...Cypriot Armenoids. I mean REALLY dark skin. North African. Especially the wife and kids. Not to mention but-ugly. The whole family actually.

I often joke how they were on the WRONG side of the border.



Here's a better pic of me:

All of cyprus is full of really dark people. Dare i say the whole population of the island is quite unnattractive as well.

[TomServo]

Re: Do you wish you were not Armenian?

Not really...

[TJ]

Re: Do you wish you were not Armenian?

Not really...

have you been there?

[TomServo]

Re: Do you wish you were not Armenian?

have you been there?

I have.

[TJ]

Re: Do you wish you were not Armenian?

and you find a sizeable number of their female population attractive?

as i was writing this i realized i dont know your sex.... tgha ess te axchik?

[TomServo]

Re: Do you wish you were not Armenian?

and you find a sizeable number of their female population attractive?

as i was writing this i realized i dont know your sex.... tgha ess te axchik?

I don't know about attractive, but you said it's full of really dark people. I noticed there were a lot of fair-skinned, Western Europeans there for some reason.

I'm male.

[TJ]

Re: Do you wish you were not Armenian?

I don't know about attractive, but you said it's full of really dark people. I noticed there were a lot of fair-skinned, Western Europeans there for some reason.

I'm male.

Well there are a lot of British there, it was a colony. And lots of tourists from Russia, for god knows what reason, but the Cypriots themselves are quite dark.

[TomServo]

Re: Do you wish you were not Armenian?

Well there are a lot of British there, it was a colony. And lots of tourists from Russia, for god knows what reason, but the Cypriots themselves are quite dark.

They have their share of fair-skinned people as well, but I suppose you're correct in saying they are dark-skinned.

Cyprus was okay... I would have rather gone to Greece instead.