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“In America, it is very common for men to approach you and offer to buy you a drink. Sometimes it’s even too aggressive, like I’ve had times going out in Arizona and LA, where men will just come up to you and grab your arm [and tell you], ‘I’m buying you a drink’."
However, once she moved to Australia, she found conversing with strangers in bars less frequent.
“It's so different here,' she continues.
“Men kind of sit back, let you approach them more, and they're not as aggressive with it.
“After one of the first few times I went out, I felt like I was so ugly, I was like 'Why are these guys not approaching me?
“That sounds very conceited, but going from what I know, I just thought it was so weird that guys weren't approaching any girls.”
At one point, Tate says her Aussie friend explained that men aren’t likely to approach a stranger while out.
To which she told her friend: “‘What you have to pay for your own drinks on a night out?’”
“In America, it is very common for men to approach you and offer to buy you a drink. Sometimes it’s even too aggressive, like I’ve had times going out in Arizona and LA, where men will just come up to you and grab your arm [and tell you], ‘I’m buying you a drink’."
However, once she moved to Australia, she found conversing with strangers in bars less frequent.
“It's so different here,' she continues.
“Men kind of sit back, let you approach them more, and they're not as aggressive with it.
“After one of the first few times I went out, I felt like I was so ugly, I was like 'Why are these guys not approaching me?
“That sounds very conceited, but going from what I know, I just thought it was so weird that guys weren't approaching any girls.”
At one point, Tate says her Aussie friend explained that men aren’t likely to approach a stranger while out.
To which she told her friend: “‘What you have to pay for your own drinks on a night out?’”
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Une pute qui se prend pour une princesse et fini par réaliser, grâce au stoïcisme australien, qu'elle n'est qu'une pute
Une pute qui se prend pour une princesse et fini par réaliser, grâce au stoïcisme australien, qu'elle n'est qu'une pute
Ça va finir comme ça aux USA aussi
Le féminisme va tout détruire
Le féminisme va tout détruire
La meuf tellement habituée à se faire offrir des verres qu'elle est choquée de devoir payer elle même
Bordel je rêve que ce soit pareil en Fronce mais trop de cucks ici prêt à se ruiner pour une tchoin
Bordel je rêve que ce soit pareil en Fronce mais trop de cucks ici prêt à se ruiner pour une tchoin
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“In America, it is very common for men to approach you and offer to buy you a drink. Sometimes it’s even too aggressive, like I’ve had times going out in Arizona and LA, where men will just come up to you and grab your arm [and tell you], ‘I’m buying you a drink’."
However, once she moved to Australia, she found conversing with strangers in bars less frequent.
“It's so different here,' she continues.
“Men kind of sit back, let you approach them more, and they're not as aggressive with it.
“After one of the first few times I went out, I felt like I was so ugly, I was like 'Why are these guys not approaching me?
“That sounds very conceited, but going from what I know, I just thought it was so weird that guys weren't approaching any girls.”
At one point, Tate says her Aussie friend explained that men aren’t likely to approach a stranger while out.
To which she told her friend: “‘What you have to pay for your own drinks on a night out?’”
“In America, it is very common for men to approach you and offer to buy you a drink. Sometimes it’s even too aggressive, like I’ve had times going out in Arizona and LA, where men will just come up to you and grab your arm [and tell you], ‘I’m buying you a drink’."
However, once she moved to Australia, she found conversing with strangers in bars less frequent.
“It's so different here,' she continues.
“Men kind of sit back, let you approach them more, and they're not as aggressive with it.
“After one of the first few times I went out, I felt like I was so ugly, I was like 'Why are these guys not approaching me?
“That sounds very conceited, but going from what I know, I just thought it was so weird that guys weren't approaching any girls.”
At one point, Tate says her Aussie friend explained that men aren’t likely to approach a stranger while out.
To which she told her friend: “‘What you have to pay for your own drinks on a night out?’”
Je résume au USA on lui offre des verres sa la dérange en Australie on ne lui en offre pas ça la dérange
D'ailleurs grâce aux zoomers
C'est fini cette tradition de l'homme qui paie (les millenials avaient commencé la transition)
Jsuis entre les deux générations et j'ai pu converser avec des femmes des deux générations
Les zoomeuses offrent même des verres sans soucis, le 50/50 est rare
Les millenials attendent que tu paies les verres
C'est fini cette tradition de l'homme qui paie (les millenials avaient commencé la transition)
Jsuis entre les deux générations et j'ai pu converser avec des femmes des deux générations
Les zoomeuses offrent même des verres sans soucis, le 50/50 est rare
Les millenials attendent que tu paies les verres
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Elle est dég de devoir payer ses consos. Pauvre louloute.
par contre quand c'est un khey qui veut lui offrir un verre , ça crie au viol
Le seul pays où je me suis fait ostensiblement draguer c'est aux États-Unis donc bon
