Asian American Romance: August 2010

[asianamericanromance] Re: Why do guys like bad girls?

Interesting question. I would say men choose bad girls for several reasons. Some men are raised in a woman dominated home and are used to women making decisions for them. Some men are submissive and don't want to make any real decisions. So a bad girl helps them. Some men want a woman as wild as they are and a bad girl is a perfect fit. Some men believe they can save a bad girl and make her good. Like a damsel in distress and you get to be a knight in shining armor. Now the next question is why do women feel the need to act like men.

--- In asianamericanromance@yahoogroups.com, David Leeds <spider180g@...> wrote:
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>
> Yeah, some do; I don;t see the appeal
> --- On Fri, 8/20/10, BR <the_wandering_werebeast@...> wrote:
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>
> From: BR <the_wandering_werebeast@...>
> Subject: [asianamericanromance] Re: Why do guys like bad girls?
> To: asianamericanromance@yahoogroups.com
> Date: Friday, August 20, 2010, 2:22 PM
>
>
> Â
>
>
>
> Hey, girls like bad boys, too.
>
> --- In asianamericanromance@yahoogroups.com, michael haynes <michael11236@> wrote:
> >
> > Most intellect is on a rational level taught or spoon feed to them through education. marriage including sexual intercourse is sacred.
> > Now it is based on lust and both partners worship eachother and the Tv has all the answers instead of Christ. We wonder why children are out of control brought into slave driven world.
> >
> > On Wed Aug 18th, 2010 12:37 AM EDT simanton@ wrote:
> >
> > >Well, let me look at a classic "bad girl" of the 20th century. Mae West.
> > >She thought for herself, she believed that she had the right to make her
> > >own decisions regarding sex and her partners. A "bad girl" OR a "good girl"
> > >who is truly expressing herself is equally strong. The one I would see as
> > >weak and less desirable is the one who follows what she has been told
> > >without making her own decisions.
> > >
> > >John S.
> > >
> > >
> > >In a message dated 8/17/2010 12:25:39 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
> > >khwan@ writes:
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > >Here is question for everyone. I saw the movie SCOTT PILGREM and thoughts
> > >about this (the ending spoiled-so if you not want ending spoiled-STOP
> > >reading). At the end Scott chooses the "bad" girl (vs. the nice girl he was
> > >dating at the beginning). I not want to argue how bad she is-she have many evil
> > >bad boyfriends. She is cold. Distant. Moody. Etc. Why do guys ALWAYS
> > >complain that girls pick the "bad boyfriends" when many MANY times they do the
> > >same thing (pick the "bad girlfriends")?
> > >
> > >I curious what opinions Group Members here have?
> > >
> > >
> > >KHWAN
> > >
> > >
> >
>

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[asianamericanromance] I want to finish my Asian Girlfriend-any advice?

She is still in Asia (Phillipines). She thinks we have a future and we will be married. I met someone else. Any suggestions on how to let her know without breaking her heart too much.

David

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RE: [asianamericanromance] Re: Bisexual-OK?

People like this always hide behind goofy e-mail name and never sin their own name.

Original Jerry

From: asianamericanromance@yahoogroups.com [mailto:asianamericanromance@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of ajay_dikshit@yahoo.co.in
Sent: Monday, August 23, 2010 4:23 AM
To: asianamericanromance@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [asianamericanromance] Re: Bisexual-OK?

Hi,

If your partener is still in routine sex with u , I dont think there is any harm of being bisexual. Sex and love are two different emotions.

regards

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[asianamericanromance] Re: Bisexual-OK?

Hi,

If your partener is still in routine sex with u , I dont think there is any harm of being bisexual. Sex and love are two different emotions.

regards

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Re: [asianamericanromance] Re: Why do guys like bad girls?

Yeah, some do; I don;t see the appeal
--- On Fri, 8/20/10, BR <the_wandering_werebeast@yahoo.com> wrote:

From: BR <the_wandering_werebeast@yahoo.com>
Subject: [asianamericanromance] Re: Why do guys like bad girls?
To: asianamericanromance@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, August 20, 2010, 2:22 PM

Hey, girls like bad boys, too.

--- In asianamericanromance@yahoogroups.com, michael haynes <michael11236@...> wrote:
>
> Most intellect is on a rational level taught or spoon feed to them through education. marriage including sexual intercourse is sacred.
> Now it is based on lust and both partners worship eachother and the Tv has all the answers instead of Christ. We wonder why children are out of control brought into slave driven world.
>
> On Wed Aug 18th, 2010 12:37 AM EDT simanton@... wrote:
>
> >Well, let me look at a classic "bad girl" of the 20th century. Mae West.
> >She thought for herself, she believed that she had the right to make her
> >own decisions regarding sex and her partners. A "bad girl" OR a "good girl"
> >who is truly expressing herself is equally strong. The one I would see as
> >weak and less desirable is the one who follows what she has been told
> >without making her own decisions.
> >
> >John S.
> >
> >
> >In a message dated 8/17/2010 12:25:39 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
> >khwan@... writes:
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >Here is question for everyone. I saw the movie SCOTT PILGREM and thoughts
> >about this (the ending spoiled-so if you not want ending spoiled-STOP
> >reading). At the end Scott chooses the "bad" girl (vs. the nice girl he was
> >dating at the beginning). I not want to argue how bad she is-she have many evil
> >bad boyfriends. She is cold. Distant. Moody. Etc. Why do guys ALWAYS
> >complain that girls pick the "bad boyfriends" when many MANY times they do the
> >same thing (pick the "bad girlfriends")?
> >
> >I curious what opinions Group Members here have?
> >
> >
> >KHWAN
> >
> >
>

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Re: [asianamericanromance] Re: Bisexual-OK?

No why should i allow my wife to indulge in sexual activities with another woman that would open other doors to other devils.

From: bigoka <thebigoka72@yahoo.com>
To: asianamericanromance@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thu, August 19, 2010 10:39:34 PM
Subject: [asianamericanromance] Re: Bisexual-OK?

--- In asianamericanromance@yahoogroups.com, bhumika chawla <bhumika.chawla01@...> wrote:
>
> Would men here like it if their girlfriend/wife was bisexual? Would they allow the woman to have a girlfriend if the woman was faithful to them and not go with other men?
>
> Same question for the women here.
>
>
>
> Just trying to start a discussion
>
Me personally, I would like my wife or girlfriend to be MY wife/girlfriend. I have a strong belief in a monogamous relationship and want to keep it that way. If it were a strictly sexual relationship, that would be totally different. I notice that many people can't separate sex from love and a third wheel would lead to more conflict than cohesiveness.

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[asianamericanromance] (unknown)

Hello i am 23m i want join ur groug

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Re: [asianamericanromance] Who Wouldn't Sham Marry This Woman?

And I thank all the gods that I am engaged to a wonderful woman whom I love and who loves me!

John S.

In a message dated 8/20/2010 11:03:37 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time, angel74ar@yahoo.com.ar writes:

In a perfect world yes, in this one, sometime never can be like we want, you can fall in love with hundred guys but only one going to fell in love with you, and the question is who long you and this guy will be in love with each other ? , for me that is the problem and who and when somebody become good and bad.
PS: (I wish my English was much better :)

On Aug 20, 2010, at 1:24 PM, khwan@khwan.com wrote:

This should be a lesson to all...you can be a pizza delivery man AND marry a beautiful successful model and actress AND get paid for it.

So to all the men who complain about not being able to find a wife/girlfriend...you are just looking in the wrong places! ;-)

KHWAN

Who Wouldn't Sham Marry This Woman?

Reality TV stars set to testify in federal criminal case

In a reality television first, prosecutors want to quiz prospective jurors about their opinion of a Bravo series and its stars in advance of a federal criminal trial.

In an August 16 U.S. District Court filing, government lawyers requested that a judge ask proposed jurors about the program "Double Exposure," which follows fashion/celebrity photographers Marcus Klinko and Indrani Pal-Chaudhuri.

Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles want to know whether proposed jurors watch "Double Exposure," and whether the Bravo series has influenced their opinions of the reality series's two stars. On Monday, government lawyers listed both Klinko and Pal-Chaudhuri as expected prosecution witnesses in the upcoming trial of actress/model Fernanda Romero, who was indicted earlier this year in a marriage fraud case.

Romero, a Mexican national, allegedly paid a California man, Kent Stuart Ross, to enter into a sham 2005 marriage so that she could secure a green card. An affidavit sworn by a federal agent actually lists some of Romero's credits, from print and TV campaigns for Pepsi, Apple, and JCPenney to roles in films "including 'Drag Me to Hell,' and 'The Eye,' starring Jessica Alba." Romero's alleged husband/codefendant Ross is identified by prosecutors as a musician who "has been employed at a pizza delivery company."

[Romero is pictured below in a modeling shot and a United States Marshals Service mug shot. She can also be seen here in a selection of photos found on her web site and MySpace page.]

Romero, 28, is also a former girlfriend of Klinko, who investigators describe as "Romero's boyfriend during the marriage." After the couple--who met at a July 2005 photo casting call--split up in January 2007, "Klinko alerted immigration authorities" about Romero's alleged marriage fraud, triggering the federal probe that resulted in the indictment of Romero and Ross, according to an affidavit prepared by a Department of Homeland Security agent.

In a subsequent interview with federal investigators, Klinko provided details of Romero's arrangement with Ross, including how they "rehearsed their answers before having their interview with the immigration authorities."

Klinko also told agents that after Romero first told him of her sham marriage, he mentioned to her that "many artists and models obtain non-immigrant visas" so they can legally work in the United States. Klinko recalled Romero responding that, "committing marriage fraud was more convenient for her."

Court filings do not disclose the substance of Pal-Chaudhuri's expected testimony against Romero and Ross, whose trial is scheduled to begin next week.

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Re: [asianamericanromance] Who Wouldn't Sham Marry This Woman?

We can ask to Kevin Fed, the man married Brittney with 120 box on the bank , and know got a $$.$$$ x month :)

On Aug 20, 2010, at 1:24 PM, khwan@khwan.com wrote:

This should be a lesson to all...you can be a pizza delivery man AND marry a beautiful successful model and actress AND get paid for it.

So to all the men who complain about not being able to find a wife/girlfriend...you are just looking in the wrong places! ;-)

KHWAN

Who Wouldn't Sham Marry This Woman?
Reality TV stars set to testify in federal criminal case

In a reality television first, prosecutors want to quiz prospective jurors about their opinion of a Bravo series and its stars in advance of a federal criminal trial.
In an August 16 U.S. District Court filing, government lawyers requested that a judge ask proposed jurors about the program "Double Exposure," which follows fashion/celebrity photographers Marcus Klinko and Indrani Pal-Chaudhuri.
Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles want to know whether proposed jurors watch "Double Exposure," and whether the Bravo series has influenced their opinions of the reality series's two stars. On Monday, government lawyers listed both Klinko and Pal-Chaudhuri as expected prosecution witnesses in the upcoming trial of actress/model Fernanda Romero, who was indicted earlier this year in a marriage fraud case.
Romero, a Mexican national, allegedly paid a California man, Kent Stuart Ross, to enter into a sham 2005 marriage so that she could secure a green card. An affidavit sworn by a federal agent actually lists some of Romero's credits, from print and TV campaigns for Pepsi, Apple, and JCPenney to roles in films "including 'Drag Me to Hell,' and 'The Eye,' starring Jessica Alba." Romero's alleged husband/codefendant Ross is identified by prosecutors as a musician who "has been employed at a pizza delivery company."
[Romero is pictured below in a modeling shot and a United States Marshals Service mug shot. She can also be seen here in a selection of photos found on her web site and MySpace page.]
Romero, 28, is also a former girlfriend of Klinko, who investigators describe as "Romero's boyfriend during the marriage." After the couple--who met at a July 2005 photo casting call--split up in January 2007, "Klinko alerted immigration authorities" about Romero's alleged marriage fraud, triggering the federal probe that resulted in the indictment of Romero and Ross, according to an affidavit prepared by a Department of Homeland Security agent.
In a subsequent interview with federal investigators, Klinko provided details of Romero's arrangement with Ross, including how they "rehearsed their answers before having their interview with the immigration authorities."
Klinko also told agents that after Romero first told him of her sham marriage, he mentioned to her that "many artists and models obtain non-immigrant visas" so they can legally work in the United States. Klinko recalled Romero responding that, "committing marriage fraud was more convenient for her."
Court filings do not disclose the substance of Pal-Chaudhuri's expected testimony against Romero and Ross, whose trial is scheduled to begin next week.

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[asianamericanromance] Re: Bisexual-OK?

I dont mind my woman being bisexual if she wants to be. Now if she was a HO and running around with a ton of other guys, that is different. A woman explained it to me that a bisexual woman craves what a woman can offer and not a man. Now would be great if she would share this other woman, what man wouldnt want that? ahah but I dont have a problem with it if it is a sexual thing.

--- In asianamericanromance@yahoogroups.com, "bigoka" <thebigoka72@...> wrote:
>
>
>
> --- In asianamericanromance@yahoogroups.com, bhumika chawla <bhumika.chawla01@> wrote:
> >
> > Would men here like it if their girlfriend/wife was bisexual? Would they allow the woman to have a girlfriend if the woman was faithful to them and not go with other men?
> >
> > Same question for the women here.
> >
> >
> >
> > Just trying to start a discussion
> >
> Me personally, I would like my wife or girlfriend to be MY wife/girlfriend. I have a strong belief in a monogamous relationship and want to keep it that way. If it were a strictly sexual relationship, that would be totally different. I notice that many people can't separate sex from love and a third wheel would lead to more conflict than cohesiveness.
>

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[asianamericanromance] Re: Bisexual-OK?

Gives new meaning to the lyrics "...two girls for every boy..."
(from "Surf City", copyright, written by Brian Wilson)

--- In asianamericanromance@yahoogroups.com, "Joseph H." <dragnetadam12@...> wrote:
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> I would consider it a bonus.
>

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[asianamericanromance] Re: Why do guys like bad girls?

Hey, girls like bad boys, too.

--- In asianamericanromance@yahoogroups.com, michael haynes <michael11236@...> wrote:
>
> Most intellect is on a rational level taught or spoon feed to them through education. marriage including sexual intercourse is sacred.
> Now it is based on lust and both partners worship eachother and the Tv has all the answers instead of Christ. We wonder why children are out of control brought into slave driven world.
>
> On Wed Aug 18th, 2010 12:37 AM EDT simanton@... wrote:
>
> >Well, let me look at a classic "bad girl" of the 20th century. Mae West.
> >She thought for herself, she believed that she had the right to make her
> >own decisions regarding sex and her partners. A "bad girl" OR a "good girl"
> >who is truly expressing herself is equally strong. The one I would see as
> >weak and less desirable is the one who follows what she has been told
> >without making her own decisions.
> >
> >John S.
> >
> >
> >In a message dated 8/17/2010 12:25:39 P.M. Pacific Daylight Time,
> >khwan@... writes:
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >Here is question for everyone. I saw the movie SCOTT PILGREM and thoughts
> >about this (the ending spoiled-so if you not want ending spoiled-STOP
> >reading). At the end Scott chooses the "bad" girl (vs. the nice girl he was
> >dating at the beginning). I not want to argue how bad she is-she have many evil
> >bad boyfriends. She is cold. Distant. Moody. Etc. Why do guys ALWAYS
> >complain that girls pick the "bad boyfriends" when many MANY times they do the
> >same thing (pick the "bad girlfriends")?
> >
> >I curious what opinions Group Members here have?
> >
> >
> >KHWAN
> >
> >
>

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Re: [asianamericanromance] QUESTION: Can being married can make you more relaxed?

That's okay. I'll take my chances with remaining single, rather than think about the

divorce statistics.

--- On Thu, 8/19/10, Khwan <khwan@khwan.com> wrote:

From: Khwan <khwan@khwan.com>
Subject: [asianamericanromance] QUESTION: Can being married can make you more relaxed?
To: asianamericanromance@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, August 19, 2010, 3:41 PM

Group Members-from your experience and belief do you agree with this article?

KHWAN

Why being married can make you more relaxed

It will come as news to stressed spouses, but according to research being married makes you more relaxed.

The finding may go some way towards explaining previous studies which showed married couples have less heart disease and other health problems.

In the latest study scientists found students given tests they believed would affect their career prospects had much less of the stress hormone cortisol if they had a partner.

True wedded bliss: Being married makes you more relaxed, according to researchers

Professor Dario Maestripieri of Chicago University, whose finding are published in the journal Stress, said: 'What we found is that marriage has a dampening effect on cortisol responses to psychological stress - and that is very new.

'These results suggest single and unpaired individuals are more responsive to psychological stress than married individuals, a finding consistent with a growing body of evidence showing-that marriage and social support can buffer against stress.

'We found unpaired individuals of both sexes had higher cortisol levels than married individuals.

'Although marriage can be pretty stressful, it should make it easier for people to handle other stressors in their lives.'

Five hundred students, almost half of whom were married or in relationships, played a series of computer games that tested economic behaviours. Saliva samples measured hormone level changes.

The survey also found singletons displayed higher testosterone levels than their married or committed colleagues - a finding that mirrors previous human research as well as animal observations.

Professor Maestripieri, who conducts most of his research on monkeys in Puerto Rico, said species of primates and birds show similar changes where males assist females with rearing.

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Re: [asianamericanromance] Who Wouldn't Sham Marry This Woman?

In a perfect world yes, in this one, sometime never can be like we want, you can fall in love with hundred guys but only one going to fell in love with you, and the question is who long you and this guy will be in love with each other ? , for me that is the problem and who and when somebody become good and bad.

PS: (I wish my English was much better :)

On Aug 20, 2010, at 1:24 PM, khwan@khwan.com wrote:

This should be a lesson to all...you can be a pizza delivery man AND marry a beautiful successful model and actress AND get paid for it.

So to all the men who complain about not being able to find a wife/girlfriend...you are just looking in the wrong places! ;-)

KHWAN

Who Wouldn't Sham Marry This Woman?
Reality TV stars set to testify in federal criminal case

In a reality television first, prosecutors want to quiz prospective jurors about their opinion of a Bravo series and its stars in advance of a federal criminal trial.
In an August 16 U.S. District Court filing, government lawyers requested that a judge ask proposed jurors about the program "Double Exposure," which follows fashion/celebrity photographers Marcus Klinko and Indrani Pal-Chaudhuri.
Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles want to know whether proposed jurors watch "Double Exposure," and whether the Bravo series has influenced their opinions of the reality series's two stars. On Monday, government lawyers listed both Klinko and Pal-Chaudhuri as expected prosecution witnesses in the upcoming trial of actress/model Fernanda Romero, who was indicted earlier this year in a marriage fraud case.
Romero, a Mexican national, allegedly paid a California man, Kent Stuart Ross, to enter into a sham 2005 marriage so that she could secure a green card. An affidavit sworn by a federal agent actually lists some of Romero's credits, from print and TV campaigns for Pepsi, Apple, and JCPenney to roles in films "including 'Drag Me to Hell,' and 'The Eye,' starring Jessica Alba." Romero's alleged husband/codefendant Ross is identified by prosecutors as a musician who "has been employed at a pizza delivery company."
[Romero is pictured below in a modeling shot and a United States Marshals Service mug shot. She can also be seen here in a selection of photos found on her web site and MySpace page.]
Romero, 28, is also a former girlfriend of Klinko, who investigators describe as "Romero's boyfriend during the marriage." After the couple--who met at a July 2005 photo casting call--split up in January 2007, "Klinko alerted immigration authorities" about Romero's alleged marriage fraud, triggering the federal probe that resulted in the indictment of Romero and Ross, according to an affidavit prepared by a Department of Homeland Security agent.
In a subsequent interview with federal investigators, Klinko provided details of Romero's arrangement with Ross, including how they "rehearsed their answers before having their interview with the immigration authorities."
Klinko also told agents that after Romero first told him of her sham marriage, he mentioned to her that "many artists and models obtain non-immigrant visas" so they can legally work in the United States. Klinko recalled Romero responding that, "committing marriage fraud was more convenient for her."
Court filings do not disclose the substance of Pal-Chaudhuri's expected testimony against Romero and Ross, whose trial is scheduled to begin next week.

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Who Wouldn't Sham Marry This Woman?

Reality TV stars set to testify in federal criminal case

Who Wouldn't Sham Marry This Woman?

Reality TV stars set to testify in federal criminal case

Why being married can make you more relaxed

Who Wouldn't Sham Marry This Woman?

Reality TV stars set to testify in federal criminal case

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