Another depressing local news story
#17
Re: Another depressing local news story
Does it though? Or do they see it as a way to get security in their lives?
Maybe western women (and no, I'm not married, tried it twice etc.). Let themselves go too much, especially after childbirth (of course us blokes are always Adonis personified), and they forget that they are being kept by their husband's expat salary, so they do their coffee mornings, their nails, the maid takes junior to school etc. etc. they will NEVER fly economy (as mentioned in a previous thread), and they basically do nothing.
Whereas shall we say "Oriental/Eastern/Whatevers" actually look after their husbands, little things like ensuring his work shirts are folded correctly (no, that's not the maid's job), knowing what he likes to eat, knowing he's had a really crap day at the office so mixes him a G & T when he gets home.
Little things like that.
Can't wait to meet you Alexa...
Maybe western women (and no, I'm not married, tried it twice etc.). Let themselves go too much, especially after childbirth (of course us blokes are always Adonis personified), and they forget that they are being kept by their husband's expat salary, so they do their coffee mornings, their nails, the maid takes junior to school etc. etc. they will NEVER fly economy (as mentioned in a previous thread), and they basically do nothing.
Whereas shall we say "Oriental/Eastern/Whatevers" actually look after their husbands, little things like ensuring his work shirts are folded correctly (no, that's not the maid's job), knowing what he likes to eat, knowing he's had a really crap day at the office so mixes him a G & T when he gets home.
Little things like that.
Can't wait to meet you Alexa...
#18
Re: Another depressing local news story
Does it though? Or do they see it as a way to get security in their lives?
Maybe western women (and no, I'm not married, tried it twice etc.). Let themselves go too much, especially after childbirth (of course us blokes are always Adonis personified), and they forget that they are being kept by their husband's expat salary, so they do their coffee mornings, their nails, the maid takes junior to school etc. etc. they will NEVER fly economy (as mentioned in a previous thread), and they basically do nothing.
Whereas shall we say "Oriental/Eastern/Whatevers" actually look after their husbands, little things like ensuring his work shirts are folded correctly (no, that's not the maid's job), knowing what he likes to eat, knowing he's had a really crap day at the office so mixes him a G & T when he gets home.
Little things like that.
Can't wait to meet you Alexa...
Maybe western women (and no, I'm not married, tried it twice etc.). Let themselves go too much, especially after childbirth (of course us blokes are always Adonis personified), and they forget that they are being kept by their husband's expat salary, so they do their coffee mornings, their nails, the maid takes junior to school etc. etc. they will NEVER fly economy (as mentioned in a previous thread), and they basically do nothing.
Whereas shall we say "Oriental/Eastern/Whatevers" actually look after their husbands, little things like ensuring his work shirts are folded correctly (no, that's not the maid's job), knowing what he likes to eat, knowing he's had a really crap day at the office so mixes him a G & T when he gets home.
Little things like that.
Can't wait to meet you Alexa...
#19
Re: Another depressing local news story
Does it though? Or do they see it as a way to get security in their lives?
Maybe western women (and no, I'm not married, tried it twice etc.). Let themselves go too much, especially after childbirth (of course us blokes are always Adonis personified), and they forget that they are being kept by their husband's expat salary, so they do their coffee mornings, their nails, the maid takes junior to school etc. etc. they will NEVER fly economy (as mentioned in a previous thread), and they basically do nothing.
Whereas shall we say "Oriental/Eastern/Whatevers" actually look after their husbands, little things like ensuring his work shirts are folded correctly (no, that's not the maid's job), knowing what he likes to eat, knowing he's had a really crap day at the office so mixes him a G & T when he gets home.
Little things like that.
Can't wait to meet you Alexa...
Maybe western women (and no, I'm not married, tried it twice etc.). Let themselves go too much, especially after childbirth (of course us blokes are always Adonis personified), and they forget that they are being kept by their husband's expat salary, so they do their coffee mornings, their nails, the maid takes junior to school etc. etc. they will NEVER fly economy (as mentioned in a previous thread), and they basically do nothing.
Whereas shall we say "Oriental/Eastern/Whatevers" actually look after their husbands, little things like ensuring his work shirts are folded correctly (no, that's not the maid's job), knowing what he likes to eat, knowing he's had a really crap day at the office so mixes him a G & T when he gets home.
Little things like that.
Can't wait to meet you Alexa...
#22
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Re: Another depressing local news story
In my city, back in the UK, minorities in the population (not white eastern europeans) have leapt from 3.5 to 6.4% between the last two census'. Black people are up a touch, but the rest are highly likely to be asian, of the Thai and Phili 'wifey' demographic. If it gets any larger it 'could' be telling of what Western women think of the institution of marriage.
#23
Re: Another depressing local news story
Yes, because my fiance is asian so I don't know the communities here. <sarcasm>
#24
Re: Another depressing local news story
http://gulfnews.com/news/gulf/uae/cr...hild-1.1128054
Another depressing tale. What kind of sick bastard marries their 19 year old daughter off to men of 75 and 80 years of age?
Another depressing tale. What kind of sick bastard marries their 19 year old daughter off to men of 75 and 80 years of age?
#28
Re: Another depressing local news story
Does it though? Or do they see it as a way to get security in their lives?
Maybe western women (and no, I'm not married, tried it twice etc.). Let themselves go too much, especially after childbirth (of course us blokes are always Adonis personified), and they forget that they are being kept by their husband's expat salary, so they do their coffee mornings, their nails, the maid takes junior to school etc. etc. they will NEVER fly economy (as mentioned in a previous thread), and they basically do nothing.
Whereas shall we say "Oriental/Eastern/Whatevers" actually look after their husbands, little things like ensuring his work shirts are folded correctly (no, that's not the maid's job), knowing what he likes to eat, knowing he's had a really crap day at the office so mixes him a G & T when he gets home.
Little things like that.
Can't wait to meet you Alexa...
Maybe western women (and no, I'm not married, tried it twice etc.). Let themselves go too much, especially after childbirth (of course us blokes are always Adonis personified), and they forget that they are being kept by their husband's expat salary, so they do their coffee mornings, their nails, the maid takes junior to school etc. etc. they will NEVER fly economy (as mentioned in a previous thread), and they basically do nothing.
Whereas shall we say "Oriental/Eastern/Whatevers" actually look after their husbands, little things like ensuring his work shirts are folded correctly (no, that's not the maid's job), knowing what he likes to eat, knowing he's had a really crap day at the office so mixes him a G & T when he gets home.
Little things like that.
Can't wait to meet you Alexa...
#30
Re: Another depressing local news story
Meanwhile over in Saudi
15 year old girl barricades herself in bedroom to escape clutches of 90 year old husband.
Daily Fail
Guessing blue pills are available over the counter there.
15 year old girl barricades herself in bedroom to escape clutches of 90 year old husband.
Daily Fail
Guessing blue pills are available over the counter there.