NUS girls "prefer Ang Mohs"
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Originally posted by Syndicate:Just admit it, chinese guys can never be better then ang moh in terms of facial features and body.
Somehow i disagree leh... most ang mohs we see are on the silver screen or on the telly... asian men are very cute too... we are exposed to asian faces day in day out... that's why we don't think there's much to them... ang mohs also come in all shapes and sizes lor... some cute... some ugly...
Judging from physical attributes, I don't think race is a factor... a guy can be physically attractive, but the ultimate "pull" factor is in the charisma...
And i think people really over-rate ang mohs... the only difference is the mindset... the ang mohs are more liberal and most of them do respect the females more (no offence to our local boys intended). And they are probably more expressive and direct when it comes to their emotions (there are always exceptions).
I will vote for a home-grown boy anytime... unless it's against Johnny Depp 
(haiyo... he's cute lah... ) -
what the hell is a keling
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Totally disagree... "Ang Mohs" aren't that good looking compare to Asians in northern countries eg Japan, Korea, Taiwan and Northern China.
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the reason behind this is very obvious.
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Watch me not care for now.
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unless u want an affair then i not surprise u not careOriginally posted by Kuali Baba:Watch me not care for now. -
eh good good. then there will be less "men like foreign women" wars.
the feeling is mutual, everyone like foreigners -
Hey ..... I just graduated from NUS last year, and I can tell you that most girls there do not prefer Ang Mohs over the other races, at least thats the case I see among the friends that I have ( nice, decent girls -- not those who go clubbing). Im serious.
So guys .... dont lose heart!!!
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I'm not caring because I'm dating an European.Originally posted by NewAge:unless u want an affair then i not surprise u not care -
ang mohs are exotic, as to why they have ASIANS in porn websites, because they're exoticOriginally posted by Texcoco II:From a local forum
"I heard from a friend who did a research before on 500 NUS girls on what make a man attractive. After data gathering, she found NUS girls prefer these races in descending order:
1) Angmoh
2) Keling
3) Chinese
4) Malays
Is this prefernce biological or social conditioned? If it is latter, I would say sending my children to NUS/NTU is a very sad thing to do. Ancestors will turn over in their graves.
For man,I would still prefer chinese girl(not cheena specifically, but chinese, including malayisan, indon, thai etc...)
Am I racist?" Seems to me that Chinese guys are falling in favour liao....
about ang mohs being hot, i don't think so, just look closely at them, not on the big screens.. haha -
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why same with chinese ?????? -
In my experience with surveys I would say that they are fun but don't pay too much attention to them. They are vague and usually not very accurate. They also only survey a few people of which you know nothing about and the questions asked. As for the pictures there is no need for them. -
whether the survey is 'accurate' representation or not.. there are some chinese girls prefer anymoh man out there.. but i won't generalise lah. but its really not about the looks.. my sis used to have chinese bfs her whole life.. then she started dating an angmoh and she say she can never date chinese again cos angmohs are just so much more gentlemanly and sensitive.. her new bf compliment her on her clothes and shoes.. pick her up on dates.. hold door open for her.. aiyah i think in these areas they naturally do better..
but myself personally still prefer chinese tink wont date an angmoh =) -
NUS girls like these type , new trend now:
ther eis no way u can match them because they are more cool, suave and handsome
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On the other hand NUS guys prefer like this, new trend:
more pretty
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idiot! theres decent girls who like to club too. fool!!!Originally posted by milktea:nice, decent girls -- not those who go clubbing -
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wat's the race/nationality of the interviewed girls anyway. Cos i am a singaporean girl who doesn like ang moh. still prefer local chinese boy.
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good for you!Originally posted by lakopi:wat's the race/nationality of the interviewed girls anyway. Cos i am a singaporean girl who doesn like ang moh. still prefer local chinese boy.
but also help spread this info about indian men
to all your female friends.
In India, Domestic Violence Rises with Education
By Swapna Majumdar
a journalist based in New Delhi writing on politics, gender and development issues.
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Debate about the cultural underpinnings of domestic violence in India is being stirred by a study that found a woman's risk of being beaten, kicked or hit rises with her level of education.
NEW DELHI, India --In New Delhi, India, a brilliant doctor tries to commit suicide after her husband slaps her for contradicting him in front of his friends.
A former beauty queen tells police she was coerced into "entertaining other men" after being locked in a room without food for days by her husband.
Neighbors respond to distress calls from a woman battered by her husband for refusing to let him watch a particular TV program in front of the children.
The wife of a highly placed bureaucrat finally speaks up after enduring years of physical and mental abuse for being unable to bear a child.
The incidents were documented in a series of studies carried out by the Washington-based International Center for Research on Women in collaboration with independent Indian researchers. The cross-cultural study looked at the problem of domestic abuse in India and found that violence against women was prevalent across regions, communities and classes.
New Round of Debate
While the findings are not new, the study has incubated a new round of debate about the cultural underpinnings to domestic violence, especially in India, where the study found a woman's risk of being beaten, kicked or hit rose along with her level of education.
In the aftermath of the report, advocates are anxious that the data not be used to retard the push for women's education. That effort was given new urgency this week with the release of a report by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization, finding that girls in many countries continue to face "sharp discrimination in access to schooling." The report also finds that girls in India had just a little better than three-quarters the chance of boys to receive a primary-school education.
"Interpretation of this data needs to be done very sensitively," warned Preet Rustagi, a junior fellow at the New Delhi-based Center for Women's Development Studies. "Education is an empowering tool for women and should not be seen as impacting negatively. In fact, this correlation points to the imperative need for an attitudinal change among men and society in general." Rustagi has analyzed crime records relating to violence against women and also found a correlation between education and domestic violence.
Risk Rises with Education
According to the 2002 study, 45 percent of Indian women are slapped, kicked or beaten by their husbands. India also had the highest rate of violence during pregnancy. Of the women reporting violence, 50 percent were kicked, beaten or hit when pregnant. About 74.8 percent of the women who reported violence have attempted to commit suicide.
Kumud Sharma of the Centre for Women's Development Studies in New Delhi traced the correlation between education and domestic violence to patriarchal attitudes. "Educated women are aware of their rights," she said. "They are no longer willing to follow commands blindly. When they ask questions, it causes conflicts, which, in turn, leads to violence. In many Indian states, working women are asked to hand over their paycheck to the husband and have no control over their finances. So, if they stop doing so or start asserting their right, there is bound to be friction."
Domestic violence experts say the problem in India stems from a cultural bias against women who challenge their husband's right to control their behavior. Women who do this---even by asking for household money or stepping out of the house without their permission--are seen as punishable. This process leads men to believe their notion of masculinity and manhood is reflected to the degree to which they control their wives.
"The behavior of men stems from their understanding of masculinity," said Nandita Bhatla, researcher with the International Center for Research on Women, "and what their role should be vis-a-vis women, especially their wives."
Problem of Perception
Men have always been taught to perceive themselves as the superior sex, said Jyotsna Chatterjee, director of the Joint Women's Program, a women's resource organization based in New Delhi. It is this conditioning, she said, that makes them believe they have to control their wives, especially if they are considered disobedient.
Although men's preoccupation with controlling their wives declines with age--as does the incidence of sexual violence--researchers found that the highest rates of sexual violence were among highly educated men. Thirty-two percent of men with zero years of education and 42 percent men with one-to-five years of education reported sexual violence. Among men with six-to-10 years of education--as well as those with high-school education and higher--this figure increased to 57 percent.
A similar pattern was seen when the problem was analyzed according to income and socioeconomic standing. Those at the lowest rungs of the socio-economic ladder--migrant labor, cobblers, carpenters, and barbers--showed a sexual violence rate of 35 percent. The rate almost doubled to 61 percent among the highest income groups.
Researchers have not determined why men with higher incomes and educations are more likely to be violent towards women.
Charming Colleague Is Revealed to Be a Wife Beater
Indian theater personality and feminist Tripurari Sharma was shocked to learn that a well-educated and respected actor in her theater group was abusing his wife, also an established actress.
"He was the most helpful, cordial and endearing man," she said. "His wife would attend rehearsals with bruises at times that she would cover up. Later, I found out she was being beaten. If the actress herself had not told me, I would have never believed it. So, I think it is a myth to think that the high education and economic status will lessen the risk of violence against women."
Equally disturbing is the finding that two of every five women in an abusive relationship in India remain silent about their suffering because of shame and family honor. The studies have also shown, nearly one-third of the Indian women experiencing abuse had thought about running away, but most said they feared leaving their young children and had no place to go. Activists felt that for intervention strategies to succeed, attitudes about violence would have to change and the level of awareness, among both men and women, about the negative impact of violence had to be raised. -
Originally posted by Lincoln_Krishna:NUS girls like these type , new trend now:
ther eis no way u can match them because they are more cool, suave and handsome
Who you trying to bluff here man? I dare you to go NUS forums and start an online poll. Stop being so deluded already.Originally posted by Lincoln_Krishna:On the other hand NUS guys prefer like this, new trend:
more pretty -
good for them!Originally posted by milktea:Hey ..... I just graduated from NUS last year, and I can tell you that most girls there do not prefer Ang Mohs over the other races, at least thats the case I see among the friends that I have ( nice, decent girls -- not those who go clubbing). Im serious.
So guys .... dont lose heart!!!
otherwise that'd be a national catastrophe of epic proportions.
we can't have aliens from AngMoh-land or india
abducting our girls away.
they'd never see their families and friends again.
they'd be forced to eat prata and potatoes everyday!
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Originally posted by Cenarious:what the hell is a keling keling = slang for indian lah.........
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You know what? Singaporean girls are getting out of favour for our local guys. More local guys are dating foreign girls, eg. from China, Vietnam, Taiwan, etc.Originally posted by Texcoco II:For man,I would still prefer chinese girl(not cheena specifically, but chinese, including malayisan, indon, thai etc...)
Am I racist?"
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Singaporean girls are not so hot stuff anymore. -
Cute is not much used when Johnny Depp is stacked against the likes of Stone Cold Steve Austin or Triple H.Originally posted by Squiggly: I will vote for a home-grown boy anytime... unless it's against Johnny Depp (haiyo... he's cute lah... )
One stare from Triple H will send Johnny Depp running for his dear life with his cute legs. You might end up having to protect your man. And this is not so cool, is it? -
its true.Originally posted by SumOne:Who you trying to bluff here man? I dare you to go NUS forums and start an online poll. Stop being so deluded already.