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Thread: The battle in the Night ((me and Raziel))

Re The battle in the Night nme and Raziel Ellarwyn looked at him as he turned to look her in the eye. She heard him clap his hands and she glared. They grabbed her by the arms again and dragged her out of the room before they locked her in. She banged on the door loudly and shouted LET ME OUT!!!! but it was futile. She sighed to her self and looked for other ways out. She ran to the window but it was also locked. She glared and looked around for something heavy to break it with.
Thread: The battle in the Night ((me and Raziel))

Re The battle in the Night nme and Raziel He sat down and picked up the document in front of him, talking about the war effort. He sighed, taking the time to read it before throwing it off to the side. He slowly stood up and left the room, slowly moving deeper into the caves to his room. It wasn't too well accomodated, just a bed and a wardrobe. he moved to lay down, closing his eyes, needing some rest.
Thread: The battle in the Night ((me and Raziel))

Re The battle in the Night nme and Raziel Ellarwyn found what she needed. A chair, that would do. She picked it up and mashed the window. Her room was on the edge of her mountain it seemed. The guard outside would have her it. She did not have much time as she tried to scramble out the window, cutting her finger slightly at she did.
Thread: The battle in the Night ((me and Raziel))

Re The battle in the Night nme and Raziel Even at that distance, he smelt the blood, and he jumped up, with a growl. He rushed through the area and literally kicking the door open, seeing her disappear out the window. He let out a growl and jumped perfectly out the window, grabbing her and sprouting wings, of a pure black, feathered. he flew her back into the entrance of the cave, holding her hands behind her back. You are getting on my nerves a bit. He growled.
Thread: The battle in the Night ((me and Raziel))

Re The battle in the Night nme and Raziel Ellarwyn landed on the ground, however, no sooner had she stood up and took her first step to run, she felt her self being grabbed by him. She glared as he flew back to the entrance. he held her hand behind her back. She heard him speak and she replied in a sarcastic tone and said I am, forgive me she said as he dragged her back inside.
Thread: The battle in the Night ((me and Raziel))

Re The battle in the Night nme and Raziel He turned her around, his hands holding her by the shoulders and lifting her up easily. His red eyes were more full of anger now. Watch your tongue. I have been nice for my own reasons. Don't make me regret it. I can make you compliant in a large amount of ways.
Thread: The battle in the Night ((me and Raziel))

Re The battle in the Night nme and Raziel She felt him lift her and turn her to face him. She looked at him and said If you could then why wont you? she asked him glaring. Her blood was still dripping down her finger.
Thread: An interest in other cultures...

I have one. Specifically, how people from other cultures view American influence on their own. At the moment, its mostly focused on England or the UK. Anyone from other countries care to comment? Here's a few topics to consider How much influence does American musicthe most applicable would probably be rock or rap have? Do people like or even know of Tupac, Disturbed, Slipknot, Marilyn Manson, Eminem, Biggy, Rihanna, or any other artists that are popular in and native to America? What do you imagine a typical American girl to be like? How about a typical American guy? How has American culture affected your diet? How do you think America has influenced fashion in your country? Is it good or bad? In what ways does American culture clash with your own? Are there any American customs or common gestures that you find humourus or strange?
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Oh another topic idea I forgot about For those primarily English speaking countries, what do you think of the American accent? How about the southern drawl?
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No one ever answered me here. I has a sad.
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One of my teachers said that Michael Jackson was really big in China when he visited. Dunno about now.
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Interesting.
Thread: An interest in other cultures...

Lyra said I have one. Specifically, how people from other cultures view American influence on their own. At the moment, its mostly focused on England or the UK. Anyone from other countries care to comment? Here's a few topics to consider How much influence does American musicthe most applicable would probably be rock or rap have? Do people like or even know of Tupac, Disturbed, Slipknot, Marilyn Manson, Eminem, Biggy, Rihanna, or any other artists that are popular in and native to America? What do you imagine a typical American girl to be like? How about a typical American guy? How has American culture affected your diet? How do you think America has influenced fashion in your country? Is it good or bad? In what ways does American culture clash with your own? Are there any American customs or common gestures that you find humourus or strange? Click to expand... I'm Canadian, so most of your questions really don't apply to me. As for the American accent or southern drawl, I have no view point on them other than it causes me to notice them a little more when talking to a stranger.
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My in-laws are Korean. And most of their views on Americans aren't all that...... For whatever reason. My one BIL though, his wife is pretty cool. She loves American fashion and music. She says it's better than what's in Korea, more edgy and trendy. Though she does like her Korean music, haha! She also likes the relaxed atmosphere in America better. She claims it allows you more opportunity. And I laugh too bc she also says she finds American soaps to be silly... yet she watches those K-dramas. Ever watch one of those? Anyone who watches those and gets all into them and then says that American soaps are bad, well...... yeah. I LOL at you. XD
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Ugh, I live in Korea DA, and I think Korean dramas are just... bad. There is a lot of American influence in this country, but in my opinions, Koreans are very We're 1 mentality. So while they've adopted some American cultures, they've sort of made it their own. It's kind of a fusion. Oh, and none of the Koreans I know can tell a difference between American accents Northwest tradition vs Southern, for example, but they can tell the difference between British English, American English and Australian accents. My accent, because it's American, is incredibly simple for them to understand, but bring in an Australian and they zone out.
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LOL, Beefy! I couldn't agree more. Obviously. Those K-dramas make my head spin. Seriously. Who thinks those things up??? I want to know so that I can shoot them. ANI!!!!!!!!!! OPA!!!!!!!! ANI!!!!!!!!! wails and sobs, collapses onto knees, dies Silliness! XD
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ANI! SHIRO! OPA!
Thread: An interest in other cultures...

I am currently living in Japan, Okinawa to be exact and there was one thing that I heard about but I didn't believe. People I work with blame MTV for this but white guys are at kind of a disadvantage here... apparently the whole rapper culture is really big over here. Its funny, I went out with my friend Blackman the other night His real name, its ironic. From the moment he walked in to the moment he left the girls were all over him while I just watched in amazement...
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Google said I am currently living in Japan, Okinawa to be exact and there was one thing that I heard about but I didn't believe. People I work with blame MTV for this but white guys are at kind of a disadvantage here... apparently the whole rapper culture is really big over here. Its funny, I went out with my friend Blackman the other night His real name, its ironic. From the moment he walked in to the moment he left the girls were all over him while I just watched in amazement... Click to expand... That's really interesting, and it's semi true. My Japanese friends were a little afraid of black guys. None of them ever said anything about being attracted to them. In Korea, there is a general dislike for Korean women to marry black men. I've been told by Koreans it's because it's a bad mix and makes bad kids or something. Koreans also don't like bald people, because it's bad genetics. So if you're bald and black, gtfo of Korea.
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Schezwan.Beefy said ANI! SHIRO! OPA! Click to expand... LOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Now my sides hurt. XD Schezwan.Beefy said Google said I am currently living in Japan, Okinawa to be exact and there was one thing that I heard about but I didn't believe. People I work with blame MTV for this but white guys are at kind of a disadvantage here... apparently the whole rapper culture is really big over here. Its funny, I went out with my friend Blackman the other night His real name, its ironic. From the moment he walked in to the moment he left the girls were all over him while I just watched in amazement... Click to expand... That's really interesting, and it's semi true. My Japanese friends were a little afraid of black guys. None of them ever said anything about being attracted to them. In Korea, there is a general dislike for Korean women to marry black men. I've been told by Koreans it's because it's a bad mix and makes bad kids or something. Koreans also don't like bald people, because it's bad genetics. So if you're bald and black, gtfo of Korea. Click to expand... My hubs has an extremely interesting view on Koreans, being a Korean. He tells me that, for the most part, Koreans aren't overly thrilled when other Koreans marrydatewhatever outside the race. It's apparently very looked down upon. It's partly why they especially the older generations are so insane about setting people up on dates and the like. In hopes to ensure a KoreanKorean match up. It's really rather humorous. I can't even begin to tell you how many freakin' times my now MIL and my now BILs' wives tried to set up my now hubs while he and I were dating. It seriously made me sooo mad. And they wonder why I don't like them.... But I digress. But yeah. They did that. Hubs said that when the sons andor daughters of his parents friends were found to be dating or engaged to anyone who wasn't Korean, everyone in their little Korean circle would start to whisper and gossip and talk about how sorry they were for them and that sort of thing. Rather disturbing to hear that. But, at least with my hubs' family and his family's friends... that's how it wasis. Of course. I do think that this improves with each passing generation. Each one becomes more and more accepting. Even still. It's interesting to see that a lot of them think that way.
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Well Oki is a lot different from the mainland Japan, so don't be shocked if things don't hold up from there to here. From my understanding the whole fashion scene here is about ten years behind, so gangsta rap is just on its way out for the new wave indie band sort of thing
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When I visited Japan to visit my relatives I learned really quickly to tell people I was white instead of half-Japanese. It was really surprising to see how quickly people would go from You delightful foreigner! to You need to get out of my storepresenceworld. That was almost ten years ago though I learned well enough to not repeat that later. I found that most people didn't much care about foreigners unless they tried to date people. A lot of gay men or at least same-sex desiring men Japanese male sexuality tends to be a lot more fluid than western sexuality seemed to like white men but the idea of Japanese women liking white men was demonized. Sadly, America was looked upon as a sexually liberated place by the Japanese, and still rather is. It scares me that America is seen as sexually liberated anywhere.
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Misanthropiclove said When I visited Japan to visit my relatives I learned really quickly to tell people I was white instead of half-Japanese. It was really surprising to see how quickly people would go from You delightful foreigner! to You need to get out of my storepresenceworld. That was almost ten years ago though I learned well enough to not repeat that later. I found that most people didn't much care about foreigners unless they tried to date people. A lot of gay men or at least same-sex desiring men Japanese male sexuality tends to be a lot more fluid than western sexuality seemed to like white men but the idea of Japanese women liking white men was demonized. Sadly, America was looked upon as a sexually liberated place by the Japanese, and still rather is. It scares me that America is seen as sexually liberated anywhere. Click to expand... Try working the search pit in a military base in Japan, these truck drivers love their fucked up porno
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Misanthropiclove said When I visited Japan to visit my relatives I learned really quickly to tell people I was white instead of half-Japanese. It was really surprising to see how quickly people would go from You delightful foreigner! to You need to get out of my storepresenceworld. That was almost ten years ago though I learned well enough to not repeat that later. I found that most people didn't much care about foreigners unless they tried to date people. A lot of gay men or at least same-sex desiring men Japanese male sexuality tends to be a lot more fluid than western sexuality seemed to like white men but the idea of Japanese women liking white men was demonized. Sadly, America was looked upon as a sexually liberated place by the Japanese, and still rather is. It scares me that America is seen as sexually liberated anywhere. Click to expand... I'm not sure if there are any similarities to how some or even the majority of Japanese feel in this subject with Koreans, but........... I've learned with my hubs' family, that they are much more accepting of mixed race couples if the woman is Korean. I have no experience with same sex relationships, so this is only from a het relationship stand point. BUT... apparently, though it's a patriarchical culture, it's the female who traditionally 'runs the home'. Therefore, if the female is Korean... so is the home. If the female is white whatever race then it's that. So they fear more for their Korean men who enter serious relationships with white women. Quite a lot. It's funny... but when you look around, at least in America, how frequently do you see Asian malewhite female? Not often. It's almost always the other way around. Almost always.
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darkangel76 said Misanthropiclove said When I visited Japan to visit my relatives I learned really quickly to tell people I was white instead of half-Japanese. It was really surprising to see how quickly people would go from You delightful foreigner! to You need to get out of my storepresenceworld. That was almost ten years ago though I learned well enough to not repeat that later. I found that most people didn't much care about foreigners unless they tried to date people. A lot of gay men or at least same-sex desiring men Japanese male sexuality tends to be a lot more fluid than western sexuality seemed to like white men but the idea of Japanese women liking white men was demonized. Sadly, America was looked upon as a sexually liberated place by the Japanese, and still rather is. It scares me that America is seen as sexually liberated anywhere. Click to expand... I'm not sure if there are any similarities to how some or even the majority of Japanese feel in this subject with Koreans, but........... I've learned with my hubs' family, that they are much more accepting of mixed race couples if the woman is Korean. I have no experience with same sex relationships, so this is only from a het relationship stand point. BUT... apparently, though it's a patriarchical culture, it's the female who traditionally 'runs the home'. Therefore, if the female is Korean... so is the home. If the female is white whatever race then it's that. So they fear more for their Korean men who enter serious relationships with white women. Quite a lot. It's funny... but when you look around, at least in America, how frequently do you see Asian malewhite female? Not often. It's almost always the other way around. Almost always. Click to expand... I know that in Korea, if you were to say you were raised in America or you're a halfie, you're considered a Gyopo and looked down upon because it looks as though your parents abandoned their country and you're disloyal to it. I'm not so positive about what you're saying, DA, because I've heard Korean women tell me they have to do what their husband says because they're still the woman Confucius thinking is still prevalent. So while they make a lot of home decisions, their husbands can over ride them, though they usually make these decisions because they're home more for... whatever reason. Men women get divorced far less in Korea, and also in Japan, because it's heavily frowned upon and looked at as a disservice to your children. I knew a single mother with two grown children, but they led very hard lives because of it. Koreans say they stay married because of kibun, which is hard to translate into English, but it's basically because they have loyalty and love for them even if they aren't in love with them. I think this is the reason there is a ton of promiscuity in Korea, more so than dare I say America. Or maybe it just feels that way because the country is so small? I'm not sure.
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I love K-dramas.... that is all-- PS. American soaps are to sparkly for me
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Well, men are allowed more indiscretions in Asian countries, at least Japan. In Japan the wifemother is non-sexualized. The moment she gives birth it is pretty much that she stops being a woman and becomes a mother. Or, as I heard quoted before, Why would I wish to have sex with my wife? She is FAMILY.
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Holy crap, people posted. lol I lived in Japan for a few years. It didn't seem like white guys had much trouble finding girlfirends, but then I lived on the mainland. it seems odd to call it that as its still an island.
Thread: The Princess and the Tavern-Queen, by Kotep and Stackhoused

The princess had wanted to fight her father's wishes the idea that she should be separated from her family was too much for her to handle. He wouldn't hear it, though, as he forced her into the carriage and loaded her belongings. He pressed a kiss to her forehead she fought that idea that this -- a rush exchange and too many tears -- could be the last chance she would see her father. Even, for that matter, the rest of her family. With a heavy heart, she leaned against the seat and watched the countryside unfold beside the carriage, tears stinging her eyes. She didn't feel the need to sleep, though the men with her practically begged her to close her eyes. She stayed alert, eyes focused on the darkening skies outside as she remained silent. They touched her shoulder lightly, pulling away after a moment as if they were afraid she'd have them hanged, but it didn't bring her any peace of mind. Instead, it made her more anxious, more worried for her father back at the castle. He had told her, sternly, not to worry which is exactly why she was worried. He was the type of man to give up everything before handing over his family and she wondered, the thought bringing more tears to her eyes, if that would be the death of him. The wetness that covered her eyes disappeared quickly as the carriage stopped abruptly and she opened her mouth to speak. The guard beside her pressed his hand against her lips, however, and soon the carriage was rocking, her eyes wide as she looked towards the man beside her. She could feel her heart expanding in her chest as she heard the whips outside and suddenly she was alone, a chilly breeze licking at her face. At the command, she looked towards the door beside her. He said it again and she didn't think as she threw open the door, hands grabbing at the fabric of her dress -- plain so as not to draw attention -- and then she was running. She tried to focus her ears on any sounds around her, but the harshness of her breathing made it difficult. The trees, dark with the night, raced passed her. She heard something behind her and glanced back, only to catch her foot on a root. She stayed down for a minute, long enough to tear the bottom of her dress, and then she was running again. It wasn't too long until she heard something and then, without even pausing to look where she was going, she raced into the first building, eyes wild with fear. She brought a dirty hand to her face, dirt streaking across her cheek as she pushed her hair back, trying to catch her breath. Her eyes settled on the two drunk men at the bar and she frowned somewhat she'd landed herself in a pub ?
Thread: The Princess and the Tavern-Queen, by Kotep and Stackhoused

The two men were to wrapped up in themselves and their drink to pay much attention to the girl who had just crashed through the door. The bartender simply stood behind the bar with a strange expression of shock on his face. It was the barmaid who got up and came over to the gasping, dirty girl and put a hand on her shoulder. Dirty and ragged, the girl looked to her like an orphan. Are you alright, dear? What's the matter? she asked sweetly, tilting her head to the side slightly and making her mane of red curls fall down off of her shoulders. She had a pretty face and a soft, curved figure, likely aided by the supply of drink that was always at hand. Her clothes, the typical dress and cut of a barmaid, bulged nicely from the presence of her warm body. Gently, she pulled the girl over to the bar, and helped her down into one of the seats.