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How to approach an Armenian girl?
What makes them any special?
WE ARE ALL human beings, no matter what culture we are from (obviously). There isn't anything special to it man. Just be yourself and go with the flow. The most important thing is to be truthfull to yourself in what you're looking for and be genuine with your approach to whatever girl you meet. If it's meant to work out, it will.... if not, then MOVE ON... don't linger too much on why it didn't work out or what you could've done different. Life always brings changes and with changes come new experiences and new people.
So yea man..... be yourself.Last edited by Guest; 09-22-2004, 12:02 AM.
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Originally posted by patlajanI've never "approached" an armo girl in the traditional sense because I freakin know them all.
So what you can do is figure out who you know in common (there's always someone) and presto! Instant conversation. Instead of coming out with a gameplan just listen to what she's telling you. Everybody's different.
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Originally posted by joint1seriously I don't think that there are too many nice armenian girls left out in the world but it is good to listen to them.The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function. -- F. Scott Fitzgerald
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One thing I have noticed as far as the differences between odars, as myself, and armenian girls is that we are two completely different people. To be honest with everyone here (and please refrain from sarcasim) I have no odar friends. I have only armenian friends. I prefer it this way to. Perhaps it is the way armenains are raised. They are more down to earth, laid back, and are ever so charming in their own ways. And are genuwinely good people. Very respectable. Very sweet and kind hearted. Odars, however I find to be the complete opposite. (Yeah, an odar bashing odars ) Most odars are stuck up, selfish and rude. They only care about themselves and the less important things. When it comes to friendships they seem to neglect other cultures, and disprespect them just because they are not a part of their own. Armenians are more level headed, they can accept different cultures and are interested in the differences of them and thier own. Most importantly, they understand the value of family, which I truley respect. Armenians in general understand the importance of their siblings and parents as well as friends. Maybe it isnt like that in the cities where everyone on this board is from, but it sure is in the city I live in. If I had the ability to be reborn, it would be in an armeNian family. I can honestly say that I believe I would have a happier life.
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To be honest I'm scared of Armenian girls, but I do want to marry one. The only girl I dated was this chick in my senior year of highschool, an Indian/Scottish girl. But that was over when school ended. Now I look around and see nobody, nobody who will be able to understand me. I realized I will do what I have to. Become the best possible person ever. Then it'll be a win win situation. Then the whole world will understand.
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