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Originally Posted by MissMisa
-rolls eyes-
So what I have learnt from this thread is that, some men on here think that all Japanese women, are wondefully shy, submissive, yet sexual demons, with perfect weight/height/faces, and wear little make-up yet look better than everyone else.
-shoots self in face-
Have you ever been to Japan and LOOKED around? Japanese women are generally more 'well-presented' but that is the extent of it, there are pretty and ugly ones, there are ones that wear a ton of make-up, and some that wear little, there are some that are shy and some that are loud. I'd hate to be a Japanese woman and be majorly stereotyped with people having such ridiculously high expectations of me.
(Also, about Japanese women being natural? There is SO MUCH emphasis on fakery, fake eyelashes, fake hair, fake nails etc I've never seen that much here. Not to say that all Japanese women do that, but it is certainly very popular.)
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MissMisa I'm not sure but if I had to guess your mood I'd say you've let these guys get under your skin and you've said some things which could be upsetting if ready by a Japanese girl.
Please don't let the fanatics get to you.
Regarding Japanese women, this is my honest generalization of the average one compared to the western women I've known;
- thinner
- shorter
- not prettier or uglier faces, same really, full spectrum
- more concerned with fashion (in both good and bad ways)
- they live in a culture where not wearing make-up to work is rude
- not very familiar with the concept of gender-equality
- much less opinionated
- quite reserved and quiet
- less aggressive
- expect to be led
- more dependent on parents/spouse
- a little confused between the concepts of cute and sexy
- more naive
- less bossy / pushy / demanding
- as insecure about western girls as the other way around
- less adventurous / more predictable
- not as concerned about bigger age gaps with their partner
- not as concerned about the physical appearance of their partner
There are a huge amount of women in Japan who don't fit in that description at all, this is just a massive generalization based on what I've seen.