What’s your most controversial opinion? **Read OP** **Mod Note in Post #3372**

Irish women are a walking disaster.

I live way way way away and tonight listened to an Irish man who had been cheated on by an Irish woman listen to one of his Irish female "friends" convince him that he was the one at fault, and the sad sack just accepted it. She just kept drilling and he just accepted it and admitted defeat.

I just knew it when she sat down. Mouthy, overweight, useless, and just defiant about her friend.

It reminded me of being back home when I was a complete and utter walkover for these women in university. All the listening to relationship trauma and listening to every load of nonsense they would put out.

The only women in Ireland I am still friends with are the ones I was actually with. They're the only ones who respect me enough to keep in contact 15+ years later as a friend. The rest, these ones who I supported for years and years, just disappear when they have their own.

I feel sorry for any young Irish man stuck in the clutches of these one-sided friendships. Women using them for emotional support when they are single, criticising them when they aren't even wrong, and then dropping them when they get married.

It is so noticeable when you live around the world and are surrounded by all nationalities. Irish women are "sound", but my lord are they toxic. Women from other places big up their partner rather than look for validation.

I don’t think the poster likes women who don’t agree with him.

You go too far, sir!

Meh, I think English and Scottish women are way more normal and make better friends. Same with Dutch, Swedish etc. I live abroad and have had a steady stream of friends and colleagues from all around the world over the last 15 years, and I simply find Irish women to be completely different.

What prompted that (drunken) post was watching a woman ostensibly support this guy after her friend cheated on him, but when the other friend left and it was just the two of them, she battered him into the ground with vague assertions to "do more" so she doesn't cheat on him again. So yeah, I disagreed with all of that and didn't like it.

A drunk mind speaks a sober heart.

Yes, I could articulate it better but that's generally how I feel about Irish women, as friends, anyway. I've bounced off Irish women for the last 15 years whilst having many great friendships with women of other nationalities.

Doesn't mean I "don't like when women don't agree with me". That was an odd take. You could have had a million more valid criticisms of my post.

Red Hot Chilli Peppers should be held at a higher pedestal than they are.

Under the Bridge, Californication, Scar Tissue and Road Trippin' are all proper tunes. In fact Californication is one of the greatest songs ever and seems to be overlooked.

"Quick look at your previous posts and it's not an odd take at all."

Be specific. Read the whole thread and actually take from it what you need to attack me here. Put your heart into it.

I don’t need to, the posts speak for themselves and when you get drunk you feel the need to rant about all Irish women….

Why in America can you call somebody a pussy and it is no big deal but if you call them a c.unt you are worse than Hitler. Who decided that word was off limits.

I wish more effective treatments had been found for cancer rather than the breakthroughs made in treating/preventing transmission of HIV/AIDS. One is a completely avoidable disease if you take sensible precautions - the other strikes at random in many cases.

"Only 5–10% of all cancer cases can be attributed to genetic defects"

That is surprising to me, as for some reason I had always thought cancer was heavily linked to ones genetic defects or susceptibility to … rather than ones environmental surroundings. I'm not disagreeing with the only 5-10% genetic cause, just surprised by it, that's all.

It’s an odd one alright. Certain swear words used frequently by Americans such as C*cksucker and Motherf*cker are far more sordid and vulgar in my opinion.

It made my day when I heard what happened to Murphy.