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Are any of these stories true?
- Thread starter Caustic098
- Start date
they think we think like koreans and give a fuck where they are from or about their social status
all we care about is bbj, bbfs or not, cim, cip, rimjobs and how hot they are
except for the simps , they actually want to "save"these girls or do a traditional relationship with them
let them learn the hard way
all we care about is bbj, bbfs or not, cim, cip, rimjobs and how hot they are
except for the simps , they actually want to "save"these girls or do a traditional relationship with them
let them learn the hard way
So basically from China? TBH, this is all news to me, but I cant say I care too much, other than, I do happen to like to know if they are chinese or korean (or other etc)...
It makes sense tho, South Korea has been in a big boom period so, if girls are coming to NYC from places with worse economies... to make money... and not from a place which has been probably doing much better than NYC (south Korea).
What drives me nuts is there have been a few times where a woman has lied to me about her ethnicity or, told me how she usually tells men something other than what she is.... because she assumes she gets better money... In my mind im like "baby you're making this way more complicated than it needs to be lol"
The funniest one for me was, I was in Tokyo, I speak shitty Japanese, but, I definitely know the difference between chinese and Japanese etc...
I randomly popped into a little massage shop and a Taiwainese lady was there... telling me she's Japanese... lol ... Im like, yeah, no... lol
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But as far as if these stories are true... How many times does some random guy hotshot at a bar or whatever tell an actual true story... like never. People tell 'stories' .. never the truth.
That said, Ive definitely been on the level with a few of these girls, because, some just don't bullshit. But I feel sorry for them, because they have to deal with BS all day all with their chosen profession.
It makes sense tho, South Korea has been in a big boom period so, if girls are coming to NYC from places with worse economies... to make money... and not from a place which has been probably doing much better than NYC (south Korea).
What drives me nuts is there have been a few times where a woman has lied to me about her ethnicity or, told me how she usually tells men something other than what she is.... because she assumes she gets better money... In my mind im like "baby you're making this way more complicated than it needs to be lol"
The funniest one for me was, I was in Tokyo, I speak shitty Japanese, but, I definitely know the difference between chinese and Japanese etc...
I randomly popped into a little massage shop and a Taiwainese lady was there... telling me she's Japanese... lol ... Im like, yeah, no... lol
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But as far as if these stories are true... How many times does some random guy hotshot at a bar or whatever tell an actual true story... like never. People tell 'stories' .. never the truth.
That said, Ive definitely been on the level with a few of these girls, because, some just don't bullshit. But I feel sorry for them, because they have to deal with BS all day all with their chosen profession.
This is atually quite complicated. Taiwan was a Japanese colony for almost 100 years, so there are a lot of mix Japanese within the Taiwanese community. And vice versa. She may have been born in Taiwan, and I'm guessing you can tell by the accent, but she could be Japanese by heritage. Just like Yanbian Koreans that speaks fluent Chinese on top of Korean.
Funny story here: I learned Japanese from my Grandparents while growing up in Taiwan. They grew up as Japanese citizens and learned Japanese in school. Making them bilingual with MinNan and Japanese. Could not understand the Mandarin that was taught in school after 1949, which my Mother learned. So when the kids discussed something they didn't want their parents to understand, they would speak in Mandarin. While my grandparents spoke in Japanese. Fun household to grow up in.
Funny story here: I learned Japanese from my Grandparents while growing up in Taiwan. They grew up as Japanese citizens and learned Japanese in school. Making them bilingual with MinNan and Japanese. Could not understand the Mandarin that was taught in school after 1949, which my Mother learned. So when the kids discussed something they didn't want their parents to understand, they would speak in Mandarin. While my grandparents spoke in Japanese. Fun household to grow up in.
Yes, I totally get the Taiwanese thing... she was CLEARLY chinese, and she probably spoke a bit of japanese, but had a very pronounced Chinese accent... Basically I was trying to speak japanese with her... and finally she just told me in english she's chinese.
And yeah the whole taiwanese thing is super complicated and weird... I definitely feel sorry for them, as far as mainland china goes.
any time someone says they are Chinese, I get more irritated than I should, but Ive had a few friends who are Taiwanese, and I understand their position... which is, in itself... not even a clear position... thats another hilarious issue... listening to a Taiwanese try to explain their cultural positioning... because as you mentioned, they have been a satellite country for many many years... maybe 'forever'?
And yeah the whole taiwanese thing is super complicated and weird... I definitely feel sorry for them, as far as mainland china goes.
any time someone says they are Chinese, I get more irritated than I should, but Ive had a few friends who are Taiwanese, and I understand their position... which is, in itself... not even a clear position... thats another hilarious issue... listening to a Taiwanese try to explain their cultural positioning... because as you mentioned, they have been a satellite country for many many years... maybe 'forever'?
That's the citizen's perspective. Modern and culturally unique. The two Gov'ts however, both agree that it is still a Province of China, and they're both doing a waiting game for the other to collapse. Without declaring independence. Which would lead to military action. The majority in Taiwan do not want to rejoin China while the CCP remains in power. They've seen what happened to Hong Kong and want no part of that.