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@nerthos @hakui I mean, there had to be a reason we seem to be genetically predisposed to be more attracted to them...
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@dolus @hakui TBH I only find asian girls attractive in very specific cases. Then again I also don't find most non-european girls attractive. My fancy is mostly for girls from Spain, central Europe (not so much French ones though), scandinavia, eastern Europe and Russia. I don't understand my countrymen's attraction to colombian girls to give an example.
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@dolus @hakui @nerthos They share more features with us than Mestizos and Africans and they are more often traditional than European whores.
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@dokidoki @hakui @dolus That last part is true in particular. Much easier to find a loyal, traditional wife east asian than any other place. Except maybe very orthodox countries.
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@dokidoki @hakui @dolus Admittedly not all that versed in USA culture in that regard. Plus as far as I'm aware they tend to be very religious there, and I find it kinda annoying when they want to actively participate in religion. Just want the loyalty part, the rest it's up to her.
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@nerthos @dolus @hakui Still reserved and traditional for the most part, a little less on the active churchgoer though. At a time when your mean church will have Christian rap revivals it's a net positive.
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@dokidoki @hakui @dolus Yeah, that's my main issue with it honestly. I don't mind sitting on a cathedral for two hours with latin mass and gregorian chant, but I absolutely refuse to go near the whole "modern church" crap.
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@nerthos @dolus @hakui
"My name's Father Grey and I'm here to say,
It isn't cool to hate someone who's gay"-
@dokidoki @hakui @dolus Actually my cousin's baptism a while back had a degree of this crap. It wasn't outright crappy messages, just bananaty sing along songs and someone at the church had decided to put speakers everywhere which made understanding the priest impossible as it was a church built in the '30s and designed to bounce sound in a way that a quiet congregation could easily hear the priest at the altar if he talked a bit loud. 1-3 speakers per pillar made it more akin to buzzing than mass.
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