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What are the differences between Caucasian and Asian girls in bed?

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ignatiusriley

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'Hate speech' should have the intention to discriminate, but I don't see how it is applicable in Roosh's case. He definitely tries to protect men from discrimination, but that's it.
I've had relationships with a lot of women. Some have been intimate, some platonic, some professional. Some are ongoing, some have ended well, some have ended badly, some have ended badly and then the relationship was repaired. Never once did I think I was being discriminated against. To suggest that approximately half of the population discriminates against the other half because you have had some bad experiences reeks of misogynism. Maybe it's time to stop gazing at your navel and hating others for your problem and time to look in the mirror?
 

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Yep. In North America, even fat single moms act like they're too good for me. In the Philippines though, I'm like a rockstar. Slender, young women actually flirt with me over there (something I've never experienced in North America). I can approach a group of cute college age girls at a mall in Manila, and they'll be all smiles and giggles. If I tried the same at Pacific Centre, I'd probably get escorted out by security. And as you'd expect, sex with Filipinas is incredible. They're very vocal. :)
thats because when they look at you, they see dollar signs, a white man prince to come and take them away to get married and be supported while they have your kids, and be a security blanket for life ;)

whereas in western culture women are pressured to be independent and are given equal opportunities so they don't have to try and catch a mate to depend on...gold digging is frowned upon here, even though it happens all the time its still taboo. So when you come up to them in the mall they know that you have thirsty intentions and don't need to try and trap you into a lifelong commitment, so of course they won't want to have casual sexual relations either.
 
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I have not seen many Asian girls, but one thing that they have all had in common in my experience that no other providers do was licking my nipples during foreplay... I like having my nipples licked.
 

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I've never had an asian girl who felt quit as hairy and stubbly as a caucasian, yet i've never had a caucasian use tissues during bj's like asians often do. Asians often charge more for a second round and if u blow early .... well it's massage till time is up. Caucasians are more likely to go for second round.
 

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When presenting yourself in a target rich environment like a Night Club or Bar...You have to consider the fact that there are women that are approachable, and not approachable.
As a 6 foot ,well built, square jawed Cowboy...Not all women ,are within my league.
Thinking that they are, and looking at them in all the same light...Is just arrogant and self centered.
I also think that a guy on the internet, with a website that a 6 year old could produce these days, generalizing the women of the world, and painting them with the same broad brush, has no credibility for a reasonable free thinker.
There are cultural, moral, and personal differences in all people...And all people have different tastes in what is attractive to them...
We are individual in our personal structure, both within, and without.
 

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I've had relationships with a lot of women. Some have been intimate, some platonic, some professional. Some are ongoing, some have ended well, some have ended badly, some have ended badly and then the relationship was repaired. Never once did I think I was being discriminated against. To suggest that approximately half of the population discriminates against the other half because you have had some bad experiences reeks of misogynism. Maybe it's time to stop gazing at your navel and hating others for your problem and time to look in the mirror?
Let's define what we mean by discrimination first. In our case we are referring to the situation when a person (a man) is treated unfairly (disrespectfully; in a degrading, humiliating way) not due to any kind of his antisocial behaviour, but solely due to him being a male (belonging to a certain gender). You can check the Canadian experience of Roosh here: http://www.rooshv.com/15-reasons-why-toronto-is-the-worst-city-in-north-america-for-men. I used to live in Toronto and can confirm that Roosh's observations are 100% accurate. I would say Toronto is a high quality city in any aspect, except women - they are outright barbaric and obnoxious. It's not that Vancouver is any better - only Montreal makes the real (positive) difference in Canada.

Being routinely treated in so degrading way just for belonging to a clearly identifiable social group (men) is undoubtedly discrimination. Besides that, just look around: men are routinely treated like pariahs of the society just for being males. Phone chat lines openly advertise in major newspapers 'ladies join free', clubs may have cover charge for men, but not for women; look at 'shared accommodation' ads in newspapers/Craigslist: there are tons of ads like 'female only'. And this is all illegal and grossly unconstitutional stuff, but even law enforcement don't bother to prosecute the culprits. Charging fees or not based on gender, denying accommodation based on gender - these are good examples of routine gender discrimination in Canada.
 

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Sometimes , I like taking showers together . Asians like that . I don't think I had a Caucasian initiated showers together.
 

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Sometimes , I like taking showers together . Asians like that . I don't think I had a Caucasian initiated showers together.
omgz! I am not Asian or Caucasian but I hate taking showers with others!!! My mascara burns my eyes and my hair when it gets wet it turns from one style to a complete other :mad: ughhh!! so now if anybody ever asks for a shower especially on the phone like in a text, I'll disappear forever...
 

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Asian girls usually tell you to slow down and some times stop. Honestly mood killer I enjoy Asian girls but some times it's just not fun being with one.
 

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Asian girls usually tell you to slow down and some times stop. Honestly mood killer I enjoy Asian girls but some times it's just not fun being with one.
the only time this should ever happen is if she is feeling pain or extremely uncomfortable, wouldn't you want her to feel comfortable while you're having sex? Unless of course you don't care at all about her and are just using her body as a sex doll (not saying you are like that, just sayin in general!). I've experienced a lot of guys who ask me to tell them and let them know if they are in any way hurting or making me feel uncomfortable, they tell me to speak up and they will stop or change position.
 

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Besides that, just look around: men are routinely treated like pariahs of the society just for being males. Phone chat lines openly advertise in major newspapers 'ladies join free', clubs may have cover charge for men, but not for women; look at 'shared accommodation' ads in newspapers/Craigslist: there are tons of ads like 'female only'. And this is all illegal and grossly unconstitutional stuff, but even law enforcement don't bother to prosecute the culprits.
Uh huh. I'll start with constitutional law 101.

1.The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which is part of the constitution, governs only the relationship between individuals and government. Your examples are not breaches of the constitution.

2. Even if they were, it is not a matter for law enforcement. The police enforce federal criminal law and violations of provincial statutes. They don't enforce constitutional law. If your constitutional rights have been violated it is up to you to go to court to protect them.

Now, can you guess under what legislation you might have an extremely weak argument for discrimination based on sex in each of your examples?
 
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phreak

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Uh huh. I'll start with constitutional law 101.

1.The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which is part of the constitution, governs only the relationship between individuals and government. Your examples are not breaches of the constitution.

2. Even if they were, it is not a matter for law enforcement. The police enforce federal criminal law and violations of provincial statutes. They don't enforce constitutional law. If your constitutional rights have been violated it is up to you to go to court to protect them.

Now, can you guess under what legislation you might have an extremely weak argument for discrimination based on sex in each of your examples?

'The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which is part of the constitution, governs only the relationship between individuals and government.' - where did you get that? Show me the source! As far as I know the Charter of Rights and Freedoms governs relationships between ANY individuals/private entities/corporations in Canada, government or not. No law/bylaw regulating ANYTHING you can imagine in Canada can't be in contradiction with the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. For example, if the government is not allowed to discriminate based on race, gender, etc., no over individual/entity of any kind is allowed to do so.

The Charter of Rights and Freedoms is pretty straightforward when it comes to gender discrimination:

'15. Every individual is equal before and under the law and has the right to the equal protection and equal benefit of the law without discrimination and, in particular, without discrimination based on race, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, sex, age or mental or physical disability.

28. Notwithstanding anything in this Charter, the rights and freedoms referred to in it are guaranteed equally to male and female persons.'

Charging fees or denying accommodation based on a person's sex is unconstitutional and illegal. To make it clear just imagine a club with would collect cover charge from blacks and asians only, but not white people. Or a 'shared accommodation ad which would state 'white people only'. Keep in mind, the discrimination based on gender is as bad and illegal as the discrimination based on race. So in case of race discrimination I'm pretty sure RCMP would prosecute the culprits even before it hits the morning news. So being a male in Canada often makes you feel the same way like being a black person in South Africa during apartheid.
 

ignatiusriley

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'The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, which is part of the constitution, governs only the relationship between individuals and government.' - where did you get that? Show me the source! As far as I know the Charter of Rights and Freedoms governs relationships between ANY individuals/private entities/corporations in Canada, government or not. No law/bylaw regulating ANYTHING you can imagine in Canada can't be in contradiction with the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. For example, if the government is not allowed to discriminate based on race, gender, etc., no over individual/entity of any kind is allowed to do so.

From the Charter genius. It appears you know very little.

Application

32. (1) This Charter applies
(a) to the Parliament and government of Canada in respect of all matters within the authority of Parliament including all matters relating to the Yukon Territory and Northwest Territories; and
(b) to the legislature and government of each province in respect of all matters within the authority of the legislature of each province.
 

phreak

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From the Charter genius. It appears you know very little.

Application

32. (1) This Charter applies
(a) to the Parliament and government of Canada in respect of all matters within the authority of Parliament including all matters relating to the Yukon Territory and Northwest Territories; and
(b) to the legislature and government of each province in respect of all matters within the authority of the legislature of each province.
Yes, smart ass, I know very little compare to those who use half-knowledge. The Charter is a contract between the people and the government. It prevents the government from passing laws that remove Charter rights. At the same time the Charter requires the government to uphold those rights. Through the legislation those rights get passed on to us.

'...most provincial governments have human rights and labour codes, which govern important private relationships, such as between employees and private employers. As governmental laws, these codes must be consistent with the rights and freedoms provided for under the Charter.' (http://mapleleafweb.com/features/canadian-charter-rights-and-freedoms-introduction-charter-rights).

Obviously such a basic thing like preventing gender/race/etc. discrimination has become a part of legislation/human rights and labour codes in any province/territory many years ago. So, yes, the Charter applies to everybody, not just the government, though in indirect way. If you have any doubts, open a date line/club and start collecting fees from non-white persons only, and check how fast you'll be closed down and prosecuted. But if you charge males only, well, who cares - males are trash who don't deserve any rights or respect anyway. Welcome to Canada!
 
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