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Are Irish women picky?
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22-04-2010 12:59PM#1
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arsenallegend wrote: »But i travelled to a few places and women like it when your outgoing and fun but with irish women its about looks and what money you make. I might get hate with that comment but thats what i've seen a lot.
Ah I think that's just coz you're viewed as more exotic to women elsewhere
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arsenallegend wrote: »
Its the irish accent
You need to tan up and adopt an Italian accent so
But seriously I do think it is a case of being attracted to someone that stands out, be it an accent or a look or whatever.
These girls in foreign lands you speak of are probably as picky towards their own nationality as we irish are.0 -
Definitely, there tends to be a nasty attitude that I have not seen anywhere else. Groups of girls (from one side of the liffey in particular) tend to get off on besting each other in bitchy comments to any poor young fella that plucks up the courage to go over and say hello.
These little cliques of girls are usually seen tucked into a corner on the dance floor or hogging the bar. Any attempt by a male to A) Try have a chat / score
Innocently get to the bar / casual conversation, may result in bitchy comments much to the pleasure of the rest of the simpering muppets.
They are also usually seen tottering around like baby giraffes on roller skates with smudged mascarra and holding back their BFF's hair whilst they puke.
You may hear the usual boards replies of "we just want to go out for a good time with out female friends without being bothered and drooled over". Yeah thats fair enough, its also fair enough to assume that just because you are female and in a group that it does not give you the god given right to be as bitchy as possible!
I had the displeasure of working in a nightclub that used to harbour such female groups and funnily enough you notice that those particular wimminz who practice this behaviour regularly tend to be the gals who end up all alone spinsterish!
I've always had bucket loads of confidence (and I'm a bleedin royid too). But I can only imagine the negative effect it would have on a bloke lacking confidence.0 -
You need to tan up and adopt an Italian accent so
But seriously I do think it is a case of being attracted to someone that stands out, be it an accent or a look or whatever.
These girls in foreign lands you speak of are probably as picky towards their own nationality as we irish are.
My brother in law is italian i might get a few tips from him:)
i just feel Irish women just probably want to escape their normal life and escaping it isn't going to happen with the Dublin guys they see every day of their life.0 -
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BigDuffman wrote: »Definitely, there tends to be a nasty attitude that I have not seen anywhere else. Groups of girls (from one side of the liffey in particular) tend to get off on besting each other in bitchy comments to any poor young fella that plucks up the courage to go over and say hello.
These little cliques of girls are usually seen tucked into a corner on the dance floor or hogging the bar. Any attempt by a male to A) Try have a chat / score Innocently get to the bar / casual conversation, may result in bitchy comments much to the pleasure of the rest of the simpering muppets.
They are also usually seen tottering around like baby giraffes on roller skates with smudged mascarra and holding back their BFF's hair whilst they puke.
You may hear the usual boards replies of "we just want to go out for a good time with out female friends without being bothered and drooled over". Yeah thats fair enough, its also fair enough to assume that just because you are female and in a group that it does not give you the god given right to be as bitchy as possible!
I had the displeasure of working in a nightclub that used to harbour such female groups and funnily enough you notice that those particular wimminz who practice this behaviour regularly tend to be the gals who end up all alone spinsterish!
I've always had bucket loads of confidence (and I'm a bleedin royid too). But I can only imagine the negative effect it would have on a bloke lacking confidence.
You don't see too many men at it unless they're gay. In any case most men just want a ride, so none of this crack of taking the piss out of women or groups of them unless there ridiculously ugly!0 -
BigDuffman wrote: »Definitely, there tends to be a nasty attitude that I have not seen anywhere else. Groups of girls (from one side of the liffey in particular) tend to get off on besting each other in bitchy comments to any poor young fella that plucks up the courage to go over and say hello.
These little cliques of girls are usually seen tucked into a corner on the dance floor or hogging the bar. Any attempt by a male to A) Try have a chat / score Innocently get to the bar / casual conversation, may result in bitchy comments much to the pleasure of the rest of the simpering muppets.
They are also usually seen tottering around like baby giraffes on roller skates with smudged mascarra and holding back their BFF's hair whilst they puke.
You may hear the usual boards replies of "we just want to go out for a good time with out female friends without being bothered and drooled over". Yeah thats fair enough, its also fair enough to assume that just because you are female and in a group that it does not give you the god given right to be as bitchy as possible!
I had the displeasure of working in a nightclub that used to harbour such female groups and funnily enough you notice that those particular wimminz who practice this behaviour regularly tend to be the gals who end up all alone spinsterish!
I've always had bucket loads of confidence (and I'm a bleedin royid too). But I can only imagine the negative effect it would have on a bloke lacking confidence.
Well said.
I've seen guys crushed by these girls nasty comments but if you offer them a drink they will use you as far as your money runs out. I always found as i worked in a nightclub too that they will chose the guy they been using all night or pick the nearest guy near them who would seen as he's so drunk he'd meet a broom stick:D. its become more seen now then it was a few years back0 -
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arsenallegend wrote: »My brother in law is italian i might get a few tips from him:)
i just feel Irish women just probably want to escape their normal life and escaping it isn't going to happen with the Dublin guys they see every day of their life.
I know quite a few italians myself who would also say irish women are picky. As previously mentioned. It's not where your from it's about how you portray yourselves to them and how you can benefit them. Ridiculous I know but it seems to be the way it is.
I was in McGowans a few weeks ago and there was this fugly bloke in his 40's, flashing the cash, fancy suit letting it be known he owned a bar and basically bul****ting out of him. BUT, fugly as he was, he was fighting the wag wannabe's off with a brush
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djhunter30 wrote: »Me thinks we should form our own social group of men who go out and be nasty to women in clubs!!!
Knows this is a childish idea!
we just continue been gentlemen and they will come to us:D0 -
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I know quite a few italians myself who would also say irish women are picky. As previously mentioned. It's not where your from it's about how you portray yourselves to them and how you can benefit them. Ridiculous I know but it seems to be the way it is.
I was in McGowans a few weeks ago and there was this fugly bloke in his 40's, flashing the cash, fancy suit letting it be known he owned a bar and basically bul****ting out of him. BUT, fugly as he was, he was fighting the wag wannabe's off with a brush
Sadly its Ireland in the 21st century, these girls think money will buy them happienesss. Even if it means loving a fugly but i blame the papers and shows like Big Brother for thinking sexy women only need to bag a rich man and thats all their good for.0 -
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pikachucheeks wrote: »Not every Irish woman's objective is to find a man. Personally, I'd rather be 60 and single than 60 and with someone I'd settled for!
did a man treat you bad cheeks 0 -
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