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[tacticalbuddhist]

I was curious about the differences between them... I am not looking to start a flame war towards one or the other, just interested in some insight. I spent a year teaching in ESL in Japan so I already have my opinions about Japanese women, not to mention growing up in the US. Anyway, this isn't a post asking how to get a date or anything (if you got game here you got it there), but a question on behavior, pet peeves, etc.

Cheers,
TB

[mayorgc]

k-gals have webbed feet

[teacherbunny]

I think that if you are going to discuss these different nationalities, you should open it to more nationalities..

ESL teachers are not just American..but Canadian South African Australian..Kiwi's..British and Irish..
Why not discuss about more nationalities too..Spanish..Latin American..European..Chinese..Swedish..

I think to make it fair..discuss all nationalities..

And for the ladies..discuss the differences of the guys too..

..Hey..it is only fair..if you are going to discuss to do it both ways..


Please ignore any grammar or spelling mistakes in this post..
I can't be bothered to proofread it..Sorry

[Wai Mian]

Korea is big on 'roles', so get used to a lot of nonsense.

[northway]

Back home, girls tend to prefer guys who are somewhat independent. Here, I think a lot of girls seek validation through their relationships, and as a result are ridiculously demanding of attention (see the thread about texting).