Do girls think it's easy for guys to get laid at clubs?

kickoutthejams wrote: »

It was borderline abuse, they pushed me into a corner and were dry-humping me while I was trying to get away.

My face was pretty much like this :eek:

But I can look back on it and laugh now.

Did you get checked for lice afterwards?

kickoutthejams wrote: »

It was borderline abuse, they pushed me into a corner and were dry-humping me while I was trying to get away.

My face was pretty much like this :eek:

But I can look back on it and laugh now.

Were they any use but?

A threesome is a threesome even if it's with two bet down weapons.

RockinRolla wrote: »

In general, Ive found Irish women very unapproachable.

Perhaps its the culture or whatnot but talking to a foreign girl is so much more comfortable as they are not so quick to shoot you down because of the ego game etc. They are very welcoming and will have a great conversation with you even if theyre not interested...as opposed to the Irish way of making you feel like a right tit to inflate their own worth.

Ive traveled and lived in all corners of the globe and take it from me, Irish women, for the most part, are nothing but dolls. Some are beautiful to look at but hallow inside. There is no sex appeal whatsoever and the longer you stay in Ireland, the more you start to see this self-righteous, holier than thou attitude attractive.

I suggest you approach a foreign woman, OP. Much happier girls.

Pete, I think this was the post that initially got people's heckles up. While the poster said "most Irish women", that's still a pretty big brush to tar a whole load of people with. I would get annoyed at this kind of comment and the amount of thanks it gets because of the many wonderful women I know who do not treat men in that way.

Just because certain girls are wagons, it's not necessarily true that we are all quick to use the "Irish way of making you feel like a right tit to inflate their own worth." As I've said before, I was bullied in school and I would never engage in or stand for this kind of bullying behaviour in any woman I know. Manners cost nothing.

[Jackass] wrote: »

Exactly - if she's such a bitch then stay at home, don't go out to "socalise".

I'll second the motion that Irish women are stuck up their own hole and women abroad are infinitely hotter and sooo much more human when it comes to interacting.

Often, saying a word to an Irish girl in a pub or club can evoke a reaction or facial expression similar to if you handed them a flaming bag full of sh*t and declared you want to abduct their firstborn... :pac:

The bolded part gets tiring. There have been threads here on "why are Irish women so ugly" or "why are they so stuck up". I'm sure you can appreciate that, even when you and I have been at loggerheads over a subject, I have never been rude or disrespectful to you, just as you wouldn't be to me. To be lumped into this group, and to be told that women abroad "are infinitely hotter and sooo much more human when it comes to interacting" is an insult, plain and simple.

Both of those posts got a lot of thanks too.

Getting laid at clubs is like taking candy from a baby.

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Dudess wrote: »

Irish woman being sick to the back teeth of hate-filled venom spewed about Irish women (on the basis of some) by a small but nasty group... shocker!

It's not a secret that most *men have issues with clannish, ultra-defensive, über insecure Irish women and your hateful, blinkered, one sided arguments are only highlighting why this is a constantly occurring topic.

*Btw I said men, as in men in general and not just Irish men, as there are plenty of foreign guys here that interact with Irish women on a daily basis that feel the same (maybe even worse?) then Irish men do on this subject.

IMHO Irish women have lost the run of themselves. The media isn't exactly helping either by constantly portraying men as the clumsier, weaker sex in TV ads and spending millions running women only campaigns like the Boots "Here Come The Girls" one, to try to further enhance women's standing in society. IMO of course, Irish society has become so determined to make women equal with men that it has totally stacked the odds against men and masculinity, but they are totally missing the point because in most cases Irish women are more then equal to Irish men so why all this "Girl Power" nonsense?

Take Sweden as a comparison. They have a pretty much dominant female society, where 52% of managers in municipal, county council and central government are women. Almost half (47%) of all Swedish members of parliament and 10 out of 22 government ministers are women. Among elected politicians in municipalities and county councils, women comprise 41%. On the flip-side men are losing out to women on the professional jobs front and a recent study has reviled that in 20 years women will 'dominate' traditional male roles. Plus Sweden has the highest amount of stay at home dads in the world, where women are the sole bread winners of the household. What's my point in all this? My point is you never hear a single bad word said about Swedish women, quite the opposite infact. Why? Because they are usually supremely confident, liberated and open-minded women......the polar opposite to Irish women IMO.

Now let the hating commence!

OutlawPete wrote: »

That user clearly is wrong and it's a nonsense opinion to have but just say that to them, debate the guy - it should be easy to tear his view to pieces and if done without saying he's just a bitter, frustrated woman-hater, the reply will get well supported I bet.

AH keeps being spoken about as if the place is a zoo and that the moderators are tolerating hate directed at women on a daily basis and that women don't feel welcome her etc. I am not saying you say that, but you know that it is consistently being said of the forum and it just isn't true.




Of course .. no reason why we should.

However, you thanked posts when I have been called a misogynist - if you were called a misansrist, I don't think I would have, as you have posted nothing to me to make me believe that you are one.



Of course and I feel the way I do because I know many men who do not treat women badly or grope women in clubs, leer all over them etc etc.

Both sexes are being portrayed very badly here but from my point of view, there a hell of a lot more women out there night after night being obnoxious and rude to men for little or no reason, other than just because they can - than there are men going around groping women and calling them names.



Are you sure that's not: "Why are Irish people so ugly"?

Men have crap aimed at them too:

Do ALL Men Cheat?



Again, men have this crap too:

Irish Men's Weight vs South American Men

From a woman that complains about men doing the very thing I might add.

The only way that sexism in this forum can truly be address in a fair manner, is if we do it together - both men and women.

Women going to Feedback and only wanting to talk about how they are victims of men, will never accomplish anything - other than to make the situation worse.

So to sum up, can't we all just get along? I like AH; I like the posters here. How about we make a pledge that this sh1te on either side gets slated, as it should be? I have no problems telling a woman when she is being sexist either, so if you have my back, I'll have yours! (Totally sounds dirtier than I meant it! :pac:)

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