Do you think the way these people are interpreting and coming to conclusions about this is right? I don't see Iranian girls here in Toronto falling for ugly white guys or chinese guys or black guys or anything like that. Almost every Iranian girl here is with an Iranian guy. They do not date outside of their own culture. True, Persian girls mainly date within their group. But you will also find some Persian girls ONLY date good looking white guys. These ones have some of the worst bitch shields I've ever seen. I don't see Iranian girls here in Toronto falling for ugly white guys or chinese guys or black guys or anything like that. Almost every Iranian girl here is with an Iranian guy. They do not date outside of their own culture. True, Persian girls mainly date within their group. But you will also find some Persian girls ONLY date good looking white guys. These ones have some of the worst bitch shields I've ever seen. Yes, there are those in every culture. I know some Indian girls and Chinese girls that are the same. As though they are too good for guys from their own culture. As for Iranian guys, I hardly see them acting beta around where I live. They are usually quite aggressive with chasing women. Much more so than any of the white guys. Which probably grew up in the US, or maybe even were born here. This is the behavior of American women. Which probably grew up in the US, or maybe even were born here. This is the behavior of American women. No, it isn't a gross misstatement, because Iranian girls behave differently. Same for black girls, Jewish girls, Iowa girls, L. The nice ones tend to be ugly, and the cute ones have massively overblown egos, and are some of the most materialistic, shallow girls you will meet. And there are plenty of ugly ones that behave just like the hotties. Every Persian father is convinced his little Farnaz is a beautiful princess, and she buys it, hook line and sinker. And after all that, they can be just god damn annoying. I have met a couple exceptions, but good luck finding them in a bar. My sample is mostly Jewish LA Persians. Lots of Persian guys are huge tools when they go out, and somehow it reinforces all the bad qualities of the girls. They will have clubbing clothes on when they go for coffee on a Saturday morning. For Roosh: 08-04-2011 09:37 AM ManAbout Wrote: Sorry, but I don't think this is true. I don't see Iranian girls here in Toronto falling for ugly white guys or chinese guys or black guys or anything like that. Almost every Iranian girl here is with an Iranian guy. They do not date outside of their own culture. That's news to my uncle. He spent a year in Iran after the Iraq war as part of the UN peace monitoring unit. I have a half Iranian first cousin. Mind you this was when the mullahs were still strong. He had to pull serious strings to get her to London where she now lives. I think my cousin has just finished university. IIRC my uncle said the women are much like Somalis-no half measures;if they're into you its all the way-they'll even stop a bullet for you. Though this post is about the worst women's tribe in the world;the Americanised variety so maybe his experiences are outside the scope of this thread. Quote:I have this Arab friend who has in a few occasions have seen me here and there and practically forces me to go to his house for lunch or dinner without even calling his wife first. However, each time his wife opens the door, she is totally composed, dressed like hell, and waiting for his husband to come home. A delicious Lunch or dinner, whichever is the case, ready in minutes of her husband getting home. On top of that as soon as she finds out her husband has brought someone home, she finds an opportunity to go and change into pants. Basically, she had prettied herself for her husband and as soon as she finds out her husband is not alone, she makes sure she is a lot less pretty. I wonder if this is really true? A woman acting the way she should... Then again, I've known a fair number of Arab women who sincerely believed that if they don't go out of their way for their husband, he'll find another woman. And he usually does have some women on the side. I don't think Iranian girls find Asian guys attractive and look down on them. This is completely untrue. I dated a very beautiful and smart Persian Girl from Toronto. I'm Asian who grew up most of my life here in LA and she was from Tehran but grew up in Canada. She was here in Los Angeles for the summer for an internship she was the cute intern the offfice. We met through a friend who worked at her office. Within a week of meeting her, we spent almost every minute together. She was beautiful, talented, smart, classy and had such great style about her. All my families and friends loved her. We had the best connection and couldn't help but to fall for each other. Growing up in LA, I have experienced my share of being alot of Persians. She was not your typical LA type at all. I've dated my fair share of women of different races, cultures, and styles but she was the my favorite. As summer was wrapping up, we both knew she was going back home to Toronto and that her internship was coming to an end. This was by far the best relationship I've had but neither of us knew how it would work with such distance. To both our surprise, we made it work, for a few years at least. We would talk everyday on Skype. I visited her in Toronto and she would come visit me in LA. We took vacations together when we could. We talked about the future and how she eventually wanted to move LA. When she graduated from her masters, she had the hardest time trying to land a job in her field in LA due to the economy, but eventually found one Toronto. The distance was never an issue. The only reason it ended was because at the end of it all, she could not deal with the guilt her family put on her for dating outside her race. Although they never met me, they knew about me to a certain extent and I knew they were great people cause they raised such wonderful lady. I always said that this was not an issue for me. Eventually, she ended our relationship out of the blue. I was stunned and devestaded. The only thing that angered me about the situation was how she always talked about how she wishes she could be a part of my life and the kind of freedom I had but ultimately she was too scared to take the chance. I always thought that cause of her independent and progressive ways, she would eventually break free of any guilt from her family and decide to make the life she always wanted for herself. I always said people might object at first, but if they see that your happy, they will eventually come around cause they're your family and they love you. I was always secretly very proud of our relationship because of how we were breaking all the different stereotypes long distance, diff. I always told her, if day ever came, I would not fight her because I cared about too much to cause her any unhappiness. She's a great girl and will always have a very special place in my heart. I have moved on with life on but I still miss my best friend everyday. I don't think Iranian girls find Asian guys attractive and look down on them. This is completely untrue. I dated a very beautiful and smart Persian Girl from Toronto. I'm Asian who grew up most of my life here in LA and she was from Tehran but grew up in Canada. She was here in Los Angeles for the summer for an internship she was the cute intern the offfice. We met through a friend who worked at her office. Within a week of meeting her, we spent almost every minute together. She was beautiful, talented, smart, classy and had such great style about her. All my families and friends loved her. We had the best connection and couldn't help but to fall for each other. Growing up in LA, I have experienced my share of being alot of Persians. She was not your typical LA type at all. I've dated my fair share of women of different races, cultures, and styles but she was the my favorite. As summer was wrapping up, we both knew she was going back home to Toronto and that her internship was coming to an end. This was by far the best relationship I've had but neither of us knew how it would work with such distance. To both our s
