LMAO Bald man goes to Philippines

[Mindset]

She behaves very feminine, light, and submissive, very cute. This giga bald man found a good one, idk if would want to live in the jungles of Asia though.

 

[KJ]

She's cute but both are risk-prone

 

[KJ]

Btw, I think Southeast Asia has the most pleasant weather - putting aside the floods and such.

 

[Chadriguez]

She's cute but both are risk-prone

How?

 

[KJ]

How?

Tattoos and provocative appearance.

 

[Chadriguez]

provocative appearance.

I don't think she's risky tbh, She probably was already dressing like that when she was a child. Idk if you travel to third-world countries but a lot of women dress like that. Most Philipina women are not like the hoes you see on No jumper

 

[Chadriguez]

Is this women non-risky-prone @KJ

 

[KJ]

Is this women non-risky-prone @KJ
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From this picture, I can make a very vague assumption that she's trustable.

 

[Chadriguez]

From this picture, I can make a very vague assumption that she's trustable.

What about this one

 

[KJ]

What about this one
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Yeah, I guess.

Frankly, it's more about noting if someone is deviating from the culture, that should be a sign to further evaluate the person's characteristics rather than immediately box them in.

 

[Mindset]

She's cute but both are risk-prone

Tattoos and provocative appearance.

She’s dressing like that to please him which is good

Tattoos are good for men all warriors had body markings its only when men became pawns for kings and corporate rule did body marking become taboo

 

[Mindset]

Btw, I think Southeast Asia has the most pleasant weather - putting aside the floods and such.

There are mosquitos the size of dogs

 

[Chadriguez]

She’s dressing like that to please him which is good

Tattoos are good for men all warriors had body markings its only when men became pawns for kings and corporate rule did body marking become taboo

There are mosquitos the size of dogs

Oldcel wisdom

 

[KJ]

Tattoos are good for men all warriors had body markings its only when men became pawns for kings and corporate rule did body marking become taboo

Indeed, I believe it was the English who found tattooed inhabitants in Oceania or India (?) that then implemented their rule and hierarchy upon them, like you've mentioned.

Either way, it is currently a cultural deviance marker.