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14 May 2015, 2:42 am

We still don't know why Moroccans find you more attractive than Lebanese. Isn't there some city you could try that is closed, some different cities in Lebanon, or maybe in Jordan or Egypt? Cyprus?



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14 May 2015, 2:51 am

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We still don't know why Moroccans find you more attractive than Lebanese. Isn't there some city you could try that is closed, some different cities in Lebanon, or maybe in Jordan or Egypt? Cyprus?


Much less users on Tinder and much less active.

Plus local women are too 'americanised' in what they like (ie. six packs, typical celeb looklike...etc).

I don't think it's a coincidence that the Lebanese women I've been matched with were born and raised in different countries like Brazil, Venezuela and Canada.

I've tried Egypt but it has no users lol.



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14 May 2015, 3:04 am

But most Lebanese men do not have sixpacks, right? Do Lebanese women somehow have really high expectations compared to Moroccan women?
To get a sixpack you would need big muscles and very low body fat, most muscular guys around here also have a beer belly so definately no sixpack.



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14 May 2015, 3:37 am

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But most Lebanese men do not have sixpacks, right? Do Lebanese women somehow have really high expectations compared to Moroccan women?
To get a sixpack you would need big muscles and very low body fat, most muscular guys around here also have a beer belly so definately no sixpack.


Trollcat, people don't think like that : "oh this is hard to achieve, then I shouldn't really expect it" - they just like without reasoning.



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14 May 2015, 4:03 am

The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
trollcatman wrote:
But most Lebanese men do not have sixpacks, right? Do Lebanese women somehow have really high expectations compared to Moroccan women?
To get a sixpack you would need big muscles and very low body fat, most muscular guys around here also have a beer belly so definately no sixpack.


Trollcat, people don't think like that : "oh this is hard to achieve, then I shouldn't really expect it" - they just like without reasoning.


But then there should be a large number of single women, because they can't all have men with sixpacks (which are less than 5% of population?).



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14 May 2015, 4:07 am

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The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
trollcatman wrote:
But most Lebanese men do not have sixpacks, right? Do Lebanese women somehow have really high expectations compared to Moroccan women?
To get a sixpack you would need big muscles and very low body fat, most muscular guys around here also have a beer belly so definately no sixpack.


Trollcat, people don't think like that : "oh this is hard to achieve, then I shouldn't really expect it" - they just like without reasoning.


But then there should be a large number of single women, because they can't all have men with sixpacks (which are less than 5% of population?).


urgh, whatever, I just gave an example in what they find attractive; It is not a must.
And since Tinder in particular is about looks as first impression then looks is an important factor.



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14 May 2015, 4:11 am

Still, if they are so picky there should be a lot of women in Lebanon who won't find a relationship.

To keep this thread slightly more on-topic, I'm eating a potato salad for breakfast :)



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14 May 2015, 4:12 am

Hi Boo. Have you went on many dates with women from your city/region? Or from other regions in your country? Also, is internet access widely available, or does it attract a certain female stereotype in Lebanon?

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14 May 2015, 4:23 am

^^^ Hope it contains alcohol, otherwise it's just goo :twisted:

But seriously, I would prefer that to bread for breakfast. Bread is dry and unhealthy. If I eat/drink something unhealthy, I want it to taste good. Bread does not qualify.

And I'm going to take a morning beer to celebrate the holidays 8)



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14 May 2015, 4:29 am

No alcohol unfortunately, just healthy fruit n veg goo! It gives a nice energy boost in the mornings.

Gloopy alcohol does not seem attractive, is it a national holiday?



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14 May 2015, 4:34 am

Amity wrote:
Hi Boo. Have you went on many dates with women from your city/region? Or from other regions in your country? Also, is internet access widely available, or does it attract a certain female stereotype in Lebanon?

Breakfast:
[img]http://www.gimmesomeoven.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/rainbow-smoothies.jpg[/img


Hi Clone,

It seems that clones' makeup here, unfortunately, not made much in my favour, yes I got dates and short encounters with some mutated clones, but mutations are rare you know. :P

Read janissy's long reply, she explains well why you, women in general, are clones:

viewtopic.php?t=285005&start=105



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14 May 2015, 4:40 am

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No alcohol unfortunately, just healthy fruit n veg goo! It gives a nice energy boost in the mornings.

Gloopy alcohol does not seem attractive, is it a national holiday?


In the Netherlands it's called Hemelvaartsdag, in English it's the Feast of Ascenscion. Pretty much no one is Christian anymore but why turn down a bunch of holidays? There are also a bunch of national holidays, WW2 remembrances and so on so people often string them together with the weekends, the "between" days. Don't expect anything to get done in may here. :D



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14 May 2015, 4:42 am

The_Face_of_Boo wrote:

Hi Clone,

It seems that clones' makeup here, unfortunately, not made much in my favour, yes I got dates and short encounters with some mutated clones, but mutations are rare you know. :P

Read janissy's long reply, she explains well why you are clones:

http://www.wrongplanet.net/forums/viewt ... &start=105


I read it, and it does make sense, I understand why I fall into a certain stereotype in my location, if I were a complete clone at least I would blend in a bit better. Perhaps you should try to become a clone too?



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14 May 2015, 4:46 am

trollcatman wrote:
Amity wrote:
No alcohol unfortunately, just healthy fruit n veg goo! It gives a nice energy boost in the mornings.

Gloopy alcohol does not seem attractive, is it a national holiday?


In the Netherlands it's called Hemelvaartsdag, in English it's the Feast of Ascenscion. Pretty much no one is Christian anymore but why turn down a bunch of holidays? There are also a bunch of national holidays, WW2 remembrances and so on so people often string them together with the weekends, the "between" days. Don't expect anything to get done in may here. :D

Thats today! You're more clued into the holidays than I am; 97% RC in my area, but we don't get a holiday today, I feel cheated. May sounds like a nice month in the Netherlands.



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14 May 2015, 5:16 am

Amity wrote:
trollcatman wrote:
Amity wrote:
No alcohol unfortunately, just healthy fruit n veg goo! It gives a nice energy boost in the mornings.

Gloopy alcohol does not seem attractive, is it a national holiday?


In the Netherlands it's called Hemelvaartsdag, in English it's the Feast of Ascenscion. Pretty much no one is Christian anymore but why turn down a bunch of holidays? There are also a bunch of national holidays, WW2 remembrances and so on so people often string them together with the weekends, the "between" days. Don't expect anything to get done in may here. :D

Thats today! You're more clued into the holidays than I am; 97% RC in my area, but we don't get a holiday today, I feel cheated. May sounds like a nice month in the Netherlands.


I wouldn't put too much faith in the 97% RC statistic, it is notoriously annoying (almost impossible) to leave the RC Church officially. In the Netherlands 17% of people are theists (RC + all other Christians, Muslims etc) but the percentage of RC members is much higher than that.

We had King's Day, Remembrance Day, Liberation Day, and now Hemelvaart, and there are probably a few religious holidays I don't remember. There are also school holidays.



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14 May 2015, 6:40 am

Amity wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:

Hi Clone,

It seems that clones' makeup here, unfortunately, not made much in my favour, yes I got dates and short encounters with some mutated clones, but mutations are rare you know. :P

Read janissy's long reply, she explains well why you are clones:

viewtopic.php?t=285005&start=105


I read it, and it does make sense, I understand why I fall into a certain stereotype in my location, if I were a complete clone at least I would blend in a bit better. Perhaps you should try to become a clone too?



Asperger's syndrome would have exist clinically if people weren't clones :P many adult Aspies wouldn't struggle and wouldn't notice anything - think about it, the people's views on those having AS is socially construct.