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Originally Posted by amberskyi
What do you mean? I like french fries, french toast, french bread, french kissing.....and the Statue of Liberty thing is pretty cool too.
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Originally Posted by amberskyi
What do you mean? I like french fries, french toast, french bread, french kissing.....and the Statue of Liberty thing is pretty cool too.
do you date people differently based on cultural identity? i'm confused on how "you wouldn't know how to casually date one" - unless you mean you have this problem generally with all womenQuote:
Originally Posted by Dino Velvet
I'm willing to date any woman who I find attractive and is nice to me. Me and my Persian neighbors are very friendly to each other but we don't ask a lot of personal questions neither of us offering too much information either. I'm not close-minded at all about it, just a little confused.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluesoul
ignorant twatQuote:
Originally Posted by PatrickLA
His intent is to agitate.Quote:
Originally Posted by amberskyi
Hey, you asked! I know other guys who have said they don't care for Arab, Persian, Indian types. If it makes you feel better, I don't care for Korean females. We all have and are ENTITLED to or preferences. If you don;t want to hear an opinion, I suggest you don't ask!
An opinion based on aesthetic principles is one thing.perpetrating racial stereotypes is another...i still think your a fuck wadQuote:
Originally Posted by PatrickLA
and FYI, some of the other replies here, from what i have read, seem more racist and discriminant than anything I said! Lighten up Dino! And what's with the creepy photo?
I guess with 18000+ post, you are entitled to dish it out but not take it? Seems like you spend way too much time in this forum! Maybe you ought to go out in the sun, the dark room is effecting your mind!
No worries, Pat. You haven't been able to agitate me.Quote:
Originally Posted by PatrickLA
Seriously though, take a walk up Westwood Bl and look through the windows of the stores and check out all the hot Persian babes. You haven't swallowed so much goo you forgot what a nice looking lady looks like, have you?
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but if someone said they didn't like indian people based on aesthetic principles, then wouldn't that mean they thought all indian people looked the same?Quote:
Originally Posted by amberskyi
well races do tend to have similar physical characteristics. while no a race doesnt all look the same certain physical attributes are more likely to occur within the group.for example certain asain groups have slanted eyes or african american people are more likely to have curly or kinky hairQuote:
Originally Posted by bluesoul
I know Persian women are fine, in fact, Hitler's Aryan race was based on the Persian people. That is in Mein Kamph. However, when they hit that 40+ range, yiiikes!
You must be scoping the wives of the tow truck drivers in Sherman Oaks. You don't know jack shit, Patty. Most all tow truck drivers wives look like crapola.Quote:
Originally Posted by PatrickLA
Yea, I thought the same thing! I guess looks and smarts may be too much to ask for. Oh, hell, I only want shemales for their bodies, not their minds! : )
Patrick your stereotyping is getting noxious. Cut it out. And cut the insults.
man- you've got it completely twisted. some of the most attractive persian women are the older ones and part of the reason why their offspring today are so hot is because they've bred with other hot persians- so now they're producing mega hot persian hotness :jerkoffQuote:
Originally Posted by PatrickLA
in fact, one of the reasons i'm not dating a persian woman is because most persian parents prefer their daughters to only date persian men just keep things culturally locked down
and isn't the accusation of hitler basing the aryan model off persians a little off? i mean, if it's true, it would further prove his stupidity because he's a guy that went off the nietzsche fetish of nordic history and myth like ragnarök and greek gods
Yeah...Shohreh Aghdashloo totally begs to differ.
Seems more often than not. Plenty OK with me to preserve the culture. The Russians before me tried to do that always worrying "what nauscency will think". They thought my mother was a Scottish devil. She wasn't even Scottish(Dutch/English/French).Quote:
Originally Posted by bluesoul
Ms Stepford... thanks for that and, belatedly, welcome to Hung Angels.
Here are a few Iranian (Persian) Transsexual girls....
Oh, thanks! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
I noted in my first post that it was thus, but I couldn't find an introduction thread or anything.
no doubt. have you seen arefeh mansouri? her mom looks like leila forouhar, except just slightly hotterQuote:
Originally Posted by Ms.Stepford
:Bowdown:
Teheran is one of the sex change capitals of the Middle east. Remarkable really.
Would they be more apt to be pre or post-op? Are they in Iran or Persian girls living elsewhere?Quote:
Originally Posted by Prospero
This thread has been a blast to watch go off-track, but Iran is actually the best place in the Arab world to be trans, from what I've heard.
Although, I think the rationale is that it's because it's preferable for gay men to transition than to be gay men. It seems like it works out better for girls who would have sought transition anyway than it does for gay men.
Totally spot on Ms Stepford. Gay men are persecuted in the Iranian Islamic Republic. (They are not actually Arabs) So many choose to go the transsexual route out of need to survive.
where did you here that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ms.Stepford
Somewhere?
I dunno. I'm subject to a lot of tranny talk.
It's kind of a thing.
okay. i hope you can understand my skepticism though because this is a country that, up until a few years ago, had outlawed pop culture in general.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ms.Stepford
Yeah, but on the same side of the coin, they really don't like the gay boys and would prefer that they just be women.
Also, what's a few years? They've had excellent cinema for at least a decade. I remember watching a lovely Abbas Kiarostami film, entitled "A Taste of Cherry," back in the apartment my father lived in around 2001. (My frame of reference for this is, of course, where I was when 9/11 happened.
ed: Actually, Kiarostami, arguably the most exported figure in Iranian cinema, has been making feature length films in Iran since the nineties.
Where did you read that?Quote:
Originally Posted by bluesoul
Iran is Persian and this seems to confuse a lot of Americans .Next time you hear a politician say Iran is supporting al qaeda it's beyond idiotic .Its more likely for Gerry Adams to join the British Army .My impression is Shia Islam (Iran,Syria Palestinian ect)are not as enthusiastic about imposing sex and gender rules ,but I'm no expert.
word of mouth from persian friends. it's the reason a lot of artists left iran during the revolution because "the 1979 islamic revolution did not allow this musical genre to survive long. ayatollah khomeini banned rock music" although pretty much anything "western" was outlawed.Quote:
Originally Posted by seanchai
matter of fact, even up to the late 80s, nobody was aware of exactly what was and wasn't illegal, and it wasn't until to ayatollah himself claimed to "enjoy" some form of music and approved a certain film (i think called the cow or something like that) and things got a little more relaxed.
you can read a more about it below:
http://www.freemuse.org/sw1420.asp
I'm amazed that anyone doesn't like Indian or Persian women. They are absolutely beautiful. The girl from Planet of the Apes and Slumdog Millionaire (her name eludes me at this time) is gorgeous. Long black hair and the natural tan gets me every time though.
I will admit though, the culture thing Dino mentioned is a big thing to overcome. I dated an Indian from Chennai in college and her parents where adamant about certain norms that had to apply whenever they came to visit. I couldn't eat any cow products when they visited, and her whole way of speaking and behavior changed as soon as they walked in the door. She's 26 now and her parents are basically trying to auction her off to anyone they can find on the web that's Indian. Even though she has a successful carreer in NY in the fashion industry and is in no hurry herself. It's something with the culture there, a woman over 25 that's not married is no bueno. While her and I got along great, she caught a lot of flack for dating outside her race.
Of course, I haven't dated a white woman in probably 15 years, so my opinions are biased the other way. My family is 100% pure blood German dating back many generations, until you get to my generation. I have 2 cousins married to latin americans, a brother married to a Jew, a sister married to a Puerto rican, and my ex-fance was black. It's not that my family is racist, they just didn't have much exposure to other cultures until my parents generation.
well, i know that the ayatollah watched the cow and supposedly started to laugh so this was taken as a sign that it was okay to poke fun of themselves (before that, it was unknown whether this sort of humor was illegal) and the ayatollah became leader in 79. i'm not sure when he watched the film, but it was when he was in power and afterwards, things became a little more relaxed in the country as far as how persians could express themselves- what jokes they could tell etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ms.Stepford
of course pre-ayatollah iran was a pretty swinging place full of really hot chicks :jerkoff
I vaguely remember reading something similar to what Ms. Stepford posted as well, that Iran's government pays for sex changes or something like that. They absolutely detest gay men, but being transexual is "curable" with government approved surgeries.
Such a weird country, but there are so many other countries with similar attitudes towards gays/transgendered around the world you can't really claim they are alone in that attitude. One of the many reasons I am thankful that I was born in the first world portion of the planet. We have many issues in how we treat our gays/transgendered as well, don't get me wrong, but we are light years ahead of a lot of places.
Is it bad that I can tell you're at the Rio in that pic? Maybe the Orleans, but I'm putting my money on Rio.Quote:
Originally Posted by Janna_b
It's amazing how small this city really is.
Broadly right - but the Palestinians are not, by and large, Shia. They are primarily Sunni though some are Christians. The conflict in Sria now is between various groups - though the majority of the Syrian population are not Shia either (though the ruling party and the Assad family are members of a paticular Shia sect)Quote:
Originally Posted by surf4490
Iran certainly does not support al Queda (which is a radical Sunni islamist movement).