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| Date | 2013-07-03 |
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| Message | Winston: I have enjoyed reading the articles and postings on your website. I am an Asian American male who is recently divorced after a long marriage and returning to the dating scene now in my 50s. It is a very depressing scene out there. I look forward to traveling abroad for more success! Douglas |
| Date | 2013-05-20 |
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| Message | Hi Winston, I enjoy reading about your success in the Philippines. I am a educated, successful, outgoing, friendly, 53 year old, divorced man located in southern California who is sick of bellow average, fat woman here acting hot and stuck up. My question is do you have a guide for someone like me to start a business or earn money over there? I am thinking that an internet type of business would be the best. Your help in any way will be much appreciated. Take Care Tony Titolo  |
| Date | 2013-04-14 |
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| Message | I am from Bellingham and you are 100% right on! I've been baffled for a long time as to why I am so depressed living here when everyone seems to think this is the best town in the world! Hope you're having fun wherever you are, wish I could join ya but I'm still under the curse of bellingham apparently! |
| Date | 2013-02-07 |
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| Message | Hello there I came across to your website, by looking Isolation in america, I thought I was alone , since the last two years ago I feel lonely in this country. I thought the problem was in me, but I have read your forum and I see there are other people feeling the same as well. keep me up the good work! the isolated girl  |
| Date | 2013-01-26 |
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| Message | Congratulations to you for solving your loneliness problem -- and for not accepting the idea that it was somehow "your fault"! You found a way to make yourself happy. Many of us never succeed at that, so my hat is off to you, your perseverance and your problem-solving ability. Cheers! |
| Date | 2013-01-03 |
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| Date | 2012-11-26 |
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| Message | And just another something, economic doesn't seem to be the issue here as Taiwan and South Korea are all richer than many third world countries. They say child abuse is more of a "poor people problems.". It's not working that way in those parts of the world. Matter fact, from my experience, the upper-middle class and middle class in Asia seems to be more inclined toward physically and mentally abusing their own kids and put them in "cram school" compared to the poor ones. (Winston, you been to Taiwan before, I'm sure you know what cram school means.). |
| Date | 2012-11-26 |
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| Message | Winston, I've visited your site before. While I don't 100 percent agree with your opinions on other stuffs, but on THIS ONE, I'll have to say that I see the points you coming from. You have pointed out some real major problems that exist in many parts of East Asia, particularly Taiwan and perhaps South Korea. As someone who's from that place and moved to the US when I was 14, I can shed some insight with you. Many Taiwanese were raised with child abuse...despite average Taiwanese might disagree with this, IT IS child abuse. Sure I don't agree with completely spoiling the children neither, but East Asian's idea of disciplining children is pretty much like treating the children like an animal for little mistakes. Some of method of physical punishments even borderlines with sexual assault...caning inner thigh below crotch, standing outside in only underwear and bra (shit like that happened before.), yet nobody does shit. With this abusive upbringing, alongside with the isolation of the children proposed by the typical Asian family and the typical Asian attitude regarding academic success, you have these zombie like creatures known as what you've seen in Taiwan. I was lucky enough to be an outcast at school before I moved to the US, thus avoid most of their poison and able to assimilate a lot faster than the rest of fobs. I wish to discuss with you more about this subject on the forum or through email. Anyways, nice post. |
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