America and Australia dont have it much easier either. Feminism has put women in these countries (Including Britain) on a pedestal. You cant touch a woman in any way or she's at full right to scream sexual harassment.
It's a sad fact that today's women in modern societies have been are going to continue to get even more elitist against man. Little girls growing up now are being subconsciously taught that they have the vagina = the have the power. It's been a long term dream of mine to find a woman from another country that's traditional in the male/female roles.
If I wanted a relationship or marriage where the woman works all the time or is out with friends and I come home from work to an empty house, no food, and little to no sexual contact...why be in one in the first place? Modern women developed such a misplaced sense of entitlement towards men that's it's really not worth the effort besides to get a little ass here and there.
I was in a long term relationship a while back and she was living with me. When I came home from working graveyard shifts, I'd trudge through the door tired as hell, only to watch her finishing up breakfast for herself. When I asked if she made me anything, she'd always say, "I only made a little something. There's still food in there to make for yourself." She didn't work or even really did any housework. And on quite a few occasions when I wanted sex, I always got the "Too tired" or "Im not feeling good". Hell, she even told me, "Well, you DO have two hands for that".
I'd be HARD PRESSED to actually get in a relationship with a woman from America. That's why im working go damn hard nowadays to save up a little money so I can travel. Australia, America, and Britain are all honestly horrible places to meet quality women and get in long term GOOD relationships. Not like running off to Thailand and buying a twelve year old is an option, there are penty of women in other countries that would LOVE to find a good man to take care of and be a traditional wife for her and a mother for her kids.
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