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contrast Similarities in weather... I looked at Bankok and here where I live, at this time of year, the high and low temperature is relative close in comparisons. It's hot... The big difference I guess is - there are thousands of slim and pretty girls in Bankok, where here there are not so many thousands in comparison of women, and the women here are a lot bigger and and more over weight. . I think the favorable choice would be Thailand, because when there is pretty women, who are slim and nice to look at, it simply adds a energy to the atmosphere. Odd as it is, many women here look either frustrated, anguished or some just have a distant social mentality, where the women in Thailand seem to smile more freely about just being alive. It's so much easier in Thailand, to share an evening with a woman that one can be motivated to share with and not have to trip about whether or not one is trying to make some life long commitment. another aspect, on a hot day, one can get a massage any place in the city regions when in Thailand, but there, unless it is a medical facility or some chiropractic business, finding massages is limited in options... they don't have enough place like in Asian locations. We need mass immigration from places like Thailand so they can bring some of their ideals of these business and loosen this place up to the reality of such things. |
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 Here you too can get a massage conveniently. Chinese style, Thai style, with essential oils...Even how they deal with the sxual trade business, they may officially have a policy against it, but it is far less something they are willing to rigorously enforce in the ways the Western societies are near obsession to enforce policy against these establishments. . Maybe that's why they have less of the types of violence within the over-all system, than we have in our western systems. Like China, its ancient systems of social process had sxual function as a integral part of their philosophy, as depicted in many of the ancient drawings. its even an on-going level of intimacy principles communicated in how they convey their general philosophy about life and living. The history is rich with methodology about the sxual function as well as how the herbs and other things were harvested for the usage in libido enhancements. Look at the art, much has a sensual component in the manner and design of artistic display, from the pastels to the deep hues and depictions they are captioned within. Another matter, is I think its Japan, that has the male organ festival, where they actually celebrate it. Western society is too inhibited to have such, we still have too much of the sex is taboo mentality from the Victorian Era, Many Asian places are not burden with the ignorance of Sex as was promoted during the Victorian Era ignorance of human sexuality. This may well be why so many westerners don't truly understand the Asian culture when it come to sex. Thus, it become all too often some wrongly assume the women are naive or some crazy labeling, rather than seeing them as understanding the central theme that sex plays in the role of both men and women's lives in the Asian culture; this may be why so many westerners are attracted to the fact that Asian women are less driven to try and be like men, but to be women and not disregard the feminine nature of what is woman. In many Asian cultures, the women are in general less in contempt of men, as they understand the distinctions and respect the distinctions of male and female in the roles as human beings. Now, this is not to say, there are not women in other cultures who equally so have these same character traits of understanding of gender differences and the roles of social process these difference bring with it. It is more to discuss, that the ancient cultures depicted it in ways that showed the validity of both genders in the sxual process between male and females.
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A good blend is great, as we live in many fancies of contrast.... I remember walking in Hong Kong, as well as in Thailand... its like an amazing dance along the side walks, bodies moving with a certain kinetic energy bounding from one to another, yet maintaining a balance of space within the close confines of masses in motion. Not unlike the movements of a school of fish swimming in a harmony of unison. I think when many Asian people move here, they also miss that nature of energy intermingling which is present in the daily motions along their pedestrian pathways. Here when Westerner come to Asian location, they are not as accustom to the dance along the pedestrian pathway, and thus they focus more on the masses, than connecting within the energy flow of the movements of the mass.
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我希望如此，因为我肯定没有尝试隐藏它。 (I would hope so, because I certainly did not try and hide it.)
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