Is your name Carlson? Seems like we heard this tune before. Seriously though, you will find these types of women no matter what country you are in. In all cultures there are the "good" ones and the "bad" ones. It is not defined to just one culture. It just seems you didn't get to understand the woman you were marrying and probably let the "little head" do your thinking for you as many a men do.PandaBearDragon said:I am married to a Japanise wife and many times I regret my decision.
She is nothing what I have thought she would be.
We've been married for little less than a year. I found out the other day that she's been exchanging emails with her ex-boyfriend.
She drinks way too much at night.
Oh! Did I mention that she is suicidal?
Since I married her, things has been going south.
She spends too much. I might go into debt soon.
I don't mean to scare the heck out of you but think hard before you decide to tie the knot. My advice goes to not only Japanise women but any women.
In my experience, I think there a lot of Japanise women who are materialistic.
I am screwed!
I am married to a Japanise wife and many times I regret my decision.
She is nothing what I have thought she would be.
We've been married for little less than a year. I found out the other day that she's been exchanging emails with her ex-boyfriend.
She drinks way too much at night.
Oh! Did I mention that she is suicidal?
Since I married her, things has been going south.
She spends too much. I might go into debt soon.
I don't mean to scare the heck out of you but think hard before you decide to tie the knot. My advice goes to not only Japanise women but any women.
In my experience, I think there a lot of Japanise women who are materialistic.
I am screwed!
I find it ironic that PandaBearDragon would dig up a thread that's been dead for three years and resurrect it with a vengeance.
Now and then, I, too, like to indulge in a little bit of mysogyny whenever my relations with women get me down (women do the same thing about men, too). It's human nature to do that. But I fail to see the point in going through all the work to dig up an old thread just to wax vitriolic.
Yeah, plenty of Japanese girls I've met are highly materialistic and the only reason they seem nice is because they want to appear that way, but are really manipulative and generally inconsiderate of other people's feelings.
Okay. So? And? The point is? What? Don't marry a Japanese woman? I'm sure plenty of the forum-members are married (happily) to Japanese women, and can provide a fantastic counter-example to this situation.
So, it seems like *some* people are basically using this forum to basically be mysogynistic. Which is not how it is meant to be used.
I find it ironic that PandaBearDragon would dig up a thread that's been dead for three years and resurrect it with a vengeance.
Drinking is often a result of depression. Same with suicidal thoughts.I am married to a Japanise wife and many times I regret my decision.
She is nothing what I have thought she would be.
We've been married for little less than a year. I found out the other day that she's been exchanging emails with her ex-boyfriend.
She drinks way too much at night.
Oh! Did I mention that she is suicidal?
Since I married her, things has been going south.
She spends too much. I might go into debt soon.
I don't mean to scare the heck out of you but think hard before you decide to tie the knot. My advice goes to not only Japanise women but any women.
In my experience, I think there a lot of Japanise women who are materialistic.
I am screwed!
I'm interested in a Japanese woman, and, if things ever head in the direction of marriage, I'd like to know what I might be getting in for because I know very little about Japanese culture (something I'm trying to change). I'd appreciate the wisdom of anyone who might have some information on the subject. Thanks.
Japan is not for everyone
i hope so....i want and wish that i end up marying a japanese women
i fall for japanese women easyly
i dont know why.. they just have magic on me......i love their eyes ...so cute
the way they smile
i am not saying all japanese girls are attractive...but i am saying all japanese girls are gorgouse in my eyes
Yeah, plenty of Japanese girls I've met are highly materialistic and the only reason they seem nice is because they want to appear that way, but are really manipulative.
You should probably get a doll than, marriage isn't like that. Sure im not married, nor do i want to marry for the time being, but saying that you particularly want to marry a japanese person makes it seem like you have a pink cloud in front of your eyes, simply cause there are loads of both egoists and selfless folks among pretty much any and every nation. And marrying someone for her "cuteness" only is somewhat irresponsible. One thing is for certain, if you imagine marriage so sweet and soft, you shouldn't marry yet.
Don't get me wrong, im not trying to seem smart, im simply telling that marriage is a trap that will cut your legs off if you approach it carefully, but if you're too hasty it'll chop your head off. For example, my parents are living in quite a nice marriage, but i have to take the annoying parts of both cultures, and it gets on my nerves. Well whatever, went a little OT, sorry about it, if you find it annoying ignore it.
I agree 100%. It makes no point generalizing.In general, I don't think Japanese women make for better or worse wives than anyone else. True, I'm not married, myself, but I know many, many married people, and there doesn't seem to be anything special one way or the other about Japanese wives.
I can only tell you what I've seen.
My Canadian and American white friends who have Japanese wives are very happy with them (some are even pround of that).
The following is a list of their most common comments (some maybe offensive to white women):
1. Japanese women don't get fat like American women.
2. Japanese women may not do all the housework but at least they cook. American women watch soap opera and serve hot-dogs with chips from Lays.
3. As much as Japanese women like shopping. They always put their kids and husbands first.
4. My J-wife rarely raises her voice at me like my ex-wife did.
5. My J-wife doesn't complain when I have to travel away because of work. She understands that the man has to earn a living.
Don't get mad at me, I am just telling what I have heard. I've never married to a J-girl so I can't tell you how true are the above statements.
But one time I went to a restaurant with my Japanese friend who had been married to her American husband for more than three years at the time. We each ordered a boiled lobster. My friend only ate the tail, the head and some of the claws and took the rest of the lobster home to her husband.
When her American husband was eating the lobster, he asked, " Which restaurant did you two go to ? They have very good lobster, lots of meat!"
i know what you mean.........that is why i said i hope so......they are so cute...but facts doesnt always match with hopes!!
i know that my hopes can be flushed down the toilet....but it is ok to dream
by the way ...i am the most hesitant person when it comes to marriage....my trust is hard to get easy to loose and imposible to regain.....that is a code i made after a lot of experineces.......☝
Okay, I hear stuff against generalizing all of the time, but I have to be honest, human beings generalize, pigeonhole, and label, and they often enough do it to themselves. Sartre and Camus never considered themselves existentialists, even though everyone else does, for example.It makes no point generalizing.
Personally I have been married with a japanese woman for nine years now, and I am pleased with my choice.
Wow, someone else on the "generalizations are bad, m'kay" bandwagon. Why are you so offended by the observations this guy has made? Is he simply making them up to make himself feel better? Did he simply wake up one morning and say, "Gee, I'm going to start hating American/Canadian women and doing everything I can to make them look bad"?Rahmie said:Wow what an insulting, untrue generalization of two countries. I hope I never meet your friends.
#3 sounds ridiculous, and is implying that American mothers/wives don't put their husbands/children first. #s 4 and 5 sound incredibly sexist/cheauvanist.3. As much as Japanese women like shopping. They always put their kids and husbands first.
4. My J-wife rarely raises her voice at me like my ex-wife did.
5. My J-wife doesn't complain when I have to travel away because of work. She understands that the man has to earn a living.
I know a variation. Live in an American house, drink German beer, marry a Japanese woman, drive a... something... car, and a few other things I don't remember.Goldiegirl said:The translation isn't quite exact but here goes...Live in an American house, eat Chinese food, and marry a Japanese woman.
Now, now, don't get me wrong, you can make it come true, i don't believe in destiny, but will, one way or another you can make it come true, the question is how lucky will you get, because you need both luck and sacrifices, deciding about luck is not up to you, but you decide whether you want to make sacrifices, so basically ok, you don't get lucky, still you can go ahead and browse matchmaking advertisements in some dodgy magazine, and marry some fat, old "woman" who claims that her grand, grand, grand someone's grand, grand, grand father was quarter Japanese, BUT are you willing to sacrifice that much to fulfill your dream? For your sake i hope you are not. But hey, hold your head up, you might end up marrying some Japanese beauty queen or something (well that is probably more of a sacrifice lol, but at least you get something in return, but that surely won't be housework and food).
You say you are hesitant, oh well, i can understand that, marriage might be something divine, pure etc., but from what i've seen in Hungary its more of a purgatorium where you repent for sins you've never committed, and i hear this "phenomenon of early divorce" is just spreading across the world.
As for me, i don't think much about marriage, im an egoist, i was raised as one since i have no siblings, i always was, am and will be in the centre of my parents' attention, and i decided i would live my life only for myself, until i come to a point where i decide otherwise, that is if i will come to such a point, i mean why would i willingly put handcuffs on, when i still want to study, still want to see the World, meet folks freely, so yeah, for now, (that means for like another 10 years or so) daren't even think about clipping my wings in such a horrible way. Well whatever, i won't bore you any more.