Nick Against the World (53 Viewers)
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Maybe he didnt like me then? I didnt really cared much anyways, but I did tell him some stuff like "Mi piace molto gli americani perche penso che loro sono gli uomini (or whatever) piu belli del mondo, pero gli italiani sono anche bellisimi, come tu" I dont really remember what else I told him, I was drunk and I was looking for an american!!!!
I also met another italian called Nicola -but this one liked Juventus !
Lol, when I realized I had said that I said another thing something like "but italians are better" to try and fix it up. I dont remember what else, but I did try to fix it!
And thats true, the most good looking men I saw in this trip were italians -everytime I saw that Nicola guy I would just sigh, he was out of this World!-, but I have a weakness for americans (and russians)
And thats true, the most good looking men I saw in this trip were italians -everytime I saw that Nicola guy I would just sigh, he was out of this World!-, but I have a weakness for americans (and russians)
Yeah I dont know what to do 
Actually its only Italians I dont like (relationship wise), they are to much like women for my liking, a like a man who knows how to look after himselfand me. And my life is a wreck, i need someone who can emotionally detach themselves, not some over emotional mummys boy.
Ive tried to be with an italian guy before, maybe just a bad experience but i learn from bad experiences
Actually its only Italians I dont like (relationship wise), they are to much like women for my liking, a like a man who knows how to look after himselfand me. And my life is a wreck, i need someone who can emotionally detach themselves, not some over emotional mummys boy.
Ive tried to be with an italian guy before, maybe just a bad experience but i learn from bad experiences
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This Italian mummy boy has left the family nest when he was not even 18 to go and take two degrees in a foreign country whose language he barely spoke and of which he knew even less
This Italian mummy boy has left the family nest when he was not even 18 to go and take two degrees in a foreign country whose language he barely spoke and of which he knew even less
Yeah I discriminate all the time. I give so many chances before I make a judgement and it takes alot to change that.
Besides not like im bagging on italian guys, they just arent for me.
If you knew me, how i really am. You would understand.
Bad experience, dont read into it to much.
Basically I dont work with people who arent emotionally stable, and cant take everything the world can throw at them, because i cant. When im alone thats fine but if i cant and someone i 'love' cant then its double. You know?
Besides not like im bagging on italian guys, they just arent for me.
If you knew me, how i really am. You would understand.
Bad experience, dont read into it to much.
Basically I dont work with people who arent emotionally stable, and cant take everything the world can throw at them, because i cant. When im alone thats fine but if i cant and someone i 'love' cant then its double. You know?
Somehow I am under the impression that EXPERIENCE is the key word here, and that those relating their adventures with Italian males are the ones lacking it most.
What kind of man have you encountered, River? Was it an Italian in Italy (have you only ever been to the Beautiful Peninsula, if only on vacation?)? An Italian in England? Or just an Englishman of Italian descent?
And if that one episode was enough for you to form a definite opinion on the entire male population of Italy, should I take for granted that all English females fall into the same category as those blondish geordie or scouce women all red in the face and wearing flashy overtight tops revealing their fat belly that one can admire on Italy's beaches and in its art cities every summer and who by the way seem so eager to get lucky with the first Italian mummy boy they run into?
What kind of man have you encountered, River? Was it an Italian in Italy (have you only ever been to the Beautiful Peninsula, if only on vacation?)? An Italian in England? Or just an Englishman of Italian descent?
And if that one episode was enough for you to form a definite opinion on the entire male population of Italy, should I take for granted that all English females fall into the same category as those blondish geordie or scouce women all red in the face and wearing flashy overtight tops revealing their fat belly that one can admire on Italy's beaches and in its art cities every summer and who by the way seem so eager to get lucky with the first Italian mummy boy they run into?
I had experience (relationship-wise) with an Italian living in Italy. Lasted two years and he wasn't a mummy boy at all, obviously. The only thing that could be true in the whole stereotype stories is that he paid more attention to his outlook than lets say my other bfs. Which, unlike some say, I think it's a plus
