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  • KanadaHye
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    Re: Armenian lesbians/gays

    Originally posted by Flamenkita View Post
    So, those same women who you seem to perceive as powerless suddenly change the paradigm for themselves, and now it's the men who are left searching. In the end, though, it's the loss of the Armenian nation that women who have so much to offer and who are educated and mature, those who are in the best position to be raising the next generation, are ending up marrying out.
    You mean selling out like their hero Kardashian.

    "Sometimes a sellout is seen as a person that is disloyal to a group to which he or she belongs (usually ethnic group) in order to gain money or become "successful". Selling out is often seen as gaining success at the cost of credibility."
    Last edited by KanadaHye; 05-29-2012, 04:06 PM.

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  • KanadaHye
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    Re: Armenian lesbians/gays

    Originally posted by Flamenkita View Post
    No. I just don't like to assume things that involve people being bombed. There are plenty of places in the Middle East that aren't being showered with bombs. Also, with all the problems that Armenia has, falling bombs hasn't been one of them.

    Plus, everyone's clueless in some things. Compared to the things you're clueless on, and then go and make expert pronouncements about, I'd say I'm not doing so badly.
    You're right, what was I thinking. Armenia is one war away from either being wiped off the map or wiping others off the map. Those in the know are working towards option 2 (hopefully).

    Last edited by KanadaHye; 05-29-2012, 03:00 PM.

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  • Flamenkita
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    Re: Armenian lesbians/gays

    Originally posted by KanadaHye View Post
    You truly are clueless, aren't you?
    No. I just don't like to assume things that involve people being bombed. There are plenty of places in the Middle East that aren't being showered with bombs. Also, with all the problems that Armenia has, falling bombs hasn't been one of them.

    Plus, everyone's clueless in some things. Compared to the things you're clueless on, and then go and make expert pronouncements about, I'd say I'm not doing so badly.

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  • KanadaHye
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    Re: Armenian lesbians/gays

    Originally posted by Flamenkita View Post
    Who's throwing bombs at people for being different?
    You truly are clueless, aren't you?

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  • Flamenkita
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    Re: Armenian lesbians/gays

    Originally posted by KanadaHye View Post
    Sorry, I don't enjoy bombs being thrown at me for being different.
    Who's throwing bombs at people for being different?

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  • KanadaHye
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    Re: Armenian lesbians/gays

    Originally posted by Flamenkita View Post
    So, why are you living in North America, then, if you are so dissatisfied with almost everything about it? Why not go back to the Middle East, or even Armenia? Presumably no one is forcing you to live in a place where you feel you don't fit and where their principles seem contrary to yours.
    Sorry, I don't enjoy bombs being thrown at me for being different.

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  • Flamenkita
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    Re: Armenian lesbians/gays

    Originally posted by KanadaHye View Post
    They aren't arbitrary. They serve a purpose. The first is mainly to bring society out from the jungle. If the privatized brains behind American society wasn't responsible for running the show, that is precisely where their culture or lack thereof would take them.
    So, why are you living in North America, then, if you are so dissatisfied with almost everything about it? Why not go back to the Middle East, or even Armenia? Presumably no one is forcing you to live in a place where you feel you don't fit and where their principles seem contrary to yours.

    Also, if you had any knowledge of cultural theory, you would understand that culture is not a linear or progressive process. It is subject to many different forces, and in turn exerts different pressures. Culture is a dynamic process that isn't oriented toward any kind of goal, least of all the goal of "bringing society out from the jungle".

    You make these expert statements because of pronouncements that other people made. It seems to me that you haven't thought critically about a whole lot of things that impact your life. Therefore, you are bitter and blame everyone except yourself for the predicament you are in.
    Last edited by Flamenkita; 05-29-2012, 06:30 AM.

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  • KanadaHye
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    Re: Armenian lesbians/gays

    Originally posted by Flamenkita View Post
    But culture and tradition do control how people think and feel, and they are just as arbitrary as other people's opinions.
    They aren't arbitrary. They serve a purpose. The first is mainly to bring society out from the jungle. If the privatized brains behind American society wasn't responsible for running the show, that is precisely where their culture or lack thereof would take them.

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  • Flamenkita
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    Part of why my Armenian girlfriends who are in their 30's and not yet married is because they are fixated on finding Armenian men. But it isn't easy to find an Armenian man who isn't fixated on antiquated models of intimacy and relationships. What is interesting is that those who have taken my advice and decided to cast their nets a little wider have connected with appropriately matched partners. Power is only lost if it is given away. So, those same women who you seem to perceive as powerless suddenly change the paradigm for themselves, and now it's the men who are left searching. In the end, though, it's the loss of the Armenian nation that women who have so much to offer and who are educated and mature, those who are in the best position to be raising the next generation, are ending up marrying out.

    A problem is never just one sided. Neither is a solution.

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  • Flamenkita
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    Originally posted by ArmSurvival View Post
    Oh ya. There are a lot of nice, intelligent & reasonably interesting guys who got totally ignored from age 18-30 by women who partied and slept with "bad boy" types while the nice guy spent his Friday & Saturday nights working & studying because nobody wanted to hang out with him. After these nice guys make something of themselves, before they've had any real fun in their lives, they're expected to take in these 30-something party girls who now want to settle down and have a family now that they've had all their fun. I hate this entitlement attitude. I don't necessarily agree with the view a lot of you guys expressed about woman's behavior, but at least your viewpoint doesn't result in people being hopelessly lonely, which is the reality today in America for millions of decent men.





    Guys are equally dumb in this regard, and guys put up with a LOT more crap than girls do which is directly related to the average woman having 20X more options than the average man. But generally men and women are both dumb in this regard. The difference is, we are always told about "woman's intuition", and how she can spot somebody who lies to her. Yea, thats why she gets fooled by the mechanic and by the bad boy types who used her and left her hanging. American society really overestimates the average woman's intellect. Just one of the many ways they put women on pedestals in an attempt to emasculate men.





    Well its pretty tough to go against your own biology. Its like telling a cat to not land on its feet when you drop it, it can't really help it. I know a girl who was in her early 30s and she was trying to put the moves on me, and I wasn't interested. She showed so much interest that I thought what the hell, let me have some fun with her. Before we even got to the fun part it hit me: She's fast approaching her expiration date and is trying to desperately hook a man. IF she gets pregnant by some accident or through some deceitful way (happens a lot these days) then she's going to keep me chained to her forever. Needless to say I broke communication with her before it materialized into anything.

    Low and behold, a couple of months later I ran into a friend of mine who also knew her. He said hey, do you talk to her anymore, I said no not really. He said yea she's kinda weird, she kept asking me out and I just wasn't interested. The lesson? Don't underestimate the loud, throbbing tick of the biological clock as it reaches 0:00!

    Plus, I would be very curious to know why your girlfriends in their 30s cannot find a man. I have my hunches, but I'll let you answer first.





    I'm not sure I understood you correctly. Are you saying that a man who doesn't marry a woman just to make her a mother doesn't deserve her? Or that a man who doesn't date someone because they're a single mother isn't a real man?





    Well thats a little harsh, I personally wouldn't do that. But like I said earlier, you can't control how other people feel.
    But culture and tradition do control how people think and feel, and they are just as arbitrary as other people's opinions.

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