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Ping list for the discussion of the politics and social (and sometimes nostalgic) aspects that directly effects Generation Reagan / Generation-X (Those born from 1965-1981) including all the spending previous generations (i.e. The Baby Boomers) are doing that Gen-X and Y will end up paying for.

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Interesting article. I had found more and more what I call "Euro-stock" American women to be either fat, smokers, overly moody (bitchy with chips on their shoulders) or having such a spoiled mentality it was incredible. A friend pointed me to nomarriage.com and I read it thoroughly.

I'm entering my 3rd month of dating a wonderful Korean-born woman whom I absolutely adore. She doesn't want lavish things, but does like a nice dinner out once in awhile and I do lots of the little things here and there which she likes the most. When I tried to do those things for Euro-stock American women, I usually got a resulting expression on their faces that read "I wonder how cheap this was" while they feign surprise, enjoyment and say "Oh, THANK YOU".

In the present multicultural flapdoodle world of thought, men have no standing when a discussion breaks out about women because we’re not women. A man’s opinion about female behavior is false at the prima facie level due to the genitalia he swings.

LOL! He just spent his entire article criticizing women for not catching a hot stud fast enough while they're young. According to him:

"Only young women can reproduce and their physical beauty is a biological indicator of health."

While I'm flattered, I'm also disturbed about his put down of older women:

"Our species would soon be extinct if men gave priority to female status over appearance. Men scouring nursing homes for rich widows would result in obstetricians declaring bankruptcy and the schools becoming empty in a generation."

This guy views women as a reproductive machines. He forgot that women as well as men are looking for a lasting relationship...

“I have been questioned several times regarding one of my paramount rules of dating, which is that I won’t go out with any woman who weighs as much as me. If you think this inoffensive, as I weigh 225 pounds, guess again. Despite the common sense behind the rule, some women still find it appalling. They say, “But if you really like her it should not matter.”
I then explain in a sensitive voice, “Yeah, if I really like her then we can be friends, but romance is an impossibility. Only platonic interactions can occur with the bigguns.”

Hmmm, why faulting women for doing the same?