Are Taiwanese girls generally more submissive compared to their Western counterparts?

[KatieKat]

I agree it is seen as a negative a lot more now. I think most women myself included want to be able to trust the man is capable of leading. So a lot of times I subconsciously test that in small ways. I am able to be independent and dominant, but when in a relationship I want to know that he can take the reins so to speak so I can be more submissive.

[BigDave]

And the man can see prostitutes without the wife considering it cheating.

According to one Youtube video.

[MikeN1]

Sure. You betcha. Absolutely sweet and submissive. (Why should I tell him? Let him learn the hard way like the rest of us.)

[crusher]

@roman1

For example, I notice that Taiwanese girls will often change their preferences, likes, dislikes to suit their boyfriends. For example, when I asked my Taiwanese girlfriend what she wanted to eat, she said, “Well I eat everything.” I didn’t take the statement at face value since I think everyone has likes and dislikes. I think it’s just another way of saying she’ll accommodate the guy.

I don’t think so these days. It’s good to get interested in each other’s interests. I don’t think that*s submissive but just good EQ.

[roman1]

I think she’s a psycho

[TT]

Your supervisor?

[Dr_Milker]

@roman1

I think she’s a psycho

Told you…

[roman1]

Yes

[bz]

@roman1

I think she’s a psycho

Just wait…

You: Why’d you get me fired?!?
Her: I want to date you and you said you can’t date coworkers!

[roman1]

I also realize that she’s not a good girl.

[MalcolmReynolds]

@roman1

I also realize that she’s not a good girl.

Please define YOUR definition on “a good girl”.

She might be VERY good in someone else’s opinion.

[Taiwan_Luthiers]

In the US this would be a wrongful termination suit. I’m surprised this isn’t a thing in Taiwan. Also since I think Taiwan isn’t an at will employment country, I would imagine this would be wrongful termination at least.

[Brianjones]

Nobody has been fired yet and we ain’t in Kansas here…hold yer horses cowboy .

[Brianjones]

Tell us more !

[Mr_PBH]

@KatieKat

I am able to be independent and dominant, but when in a relationship I want to know that he can take the reins so to speak so I can be more submissive.

If you can be an independent person and make enough to be a provider why do you have to be submissive at all?

So you expect the man to be a provider and “take the reins” so you can what— fulfill some archaic socio-cultural damsel norm?

[roman1]

She treats coworkers differently based on their “grade” or “rank”. She’ll pretend to be nice in front of people and badmouth them behind their backs. She rarely shows gratitude when others help her.

[roman1]

I haven’t had talked to her for over a week now. Yesterday, I hung out with a coworker, and he told me that she asked him about how the company classifies me since I don’t do any work in marketing and int’l sales. As my manager, it’s clear that she knows my current role in the company. My coworker told me that she clearly wanted him to comment on the company’s future plans for me. Based on that, it’s clear that she wants to understand my future at the company and thus my compensation.

[qbert]

@roman1

She treats coworkers differently based on their “grade” or “rank”. She’ll pretend to be nice in front of people and badmouth them behind their backs. She rarely shows gratitude when others help her.

So? Lots of people do that. It doesn’t mean she’s a psycho. It means she’s a Mean Girl.

[roman1]

well lots of coworkers have also observed that she’s emotionally unstable.

[Helpful1560]

@roman1

She treats coworkers differently based on their “grade” or “rank”. She’ll pretend to be nice in front of people and badmouth them behind their backs. She rarely shows gratitude when others help her.

Same shit as anywhere else in the world