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Peter Parka
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Judging by the amount of replies it looks like they don't really think much of us.
Peter Parka
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You're a girl? Sorry, I was thinking you were a bloke before! Don't even know why I thought that! Sorry!
Ok, I'll be the first to tell you.
I myself don't really personally know any men from England. My experience initially comes from news about Prince Charles and his sons, the Beckhams, and English musical groups, past and present.
There are many stereotypical qualities that are supposedly English, but I do not consider them valid descriptions.
From the English men I've come across online (and other sources), I would have this to say:
They seem to be more sexually free than American men. What I mean is that sex is considered more an actual everyday function rather than a conquest.
English men seem more care-free, less stressed, more fun-loving.
English men appear to be just as emotional as any other man, but more subdued about it. They internalize their feelings more to those they love.
English men have the hottest accents.
English men know how to sincerely smile, when they do smile, which isn't very often in public.
English men love soccer and hate American football.
English men tend to want to do the right thing, but the right thing isn't always as archaic as American values are. For instance, an English man could have sex just for the fun of it and not have it mean anything, whereas it might be considered cheating by American standards.
I myself don't really personally know any men from England. My experience initially comes from news about Prince Charles and his sons, the Beckhams, and English musical groups, past and present.
There are many stereotypical qualities that are supposedly English, but I do not consider them valid descriptions.
From the English men I've come across online (and other sources), I would have this to say:
They seem to be more sexually free than American men. What I mean is that sex is considered more an actual everyday function rather than a conquest.
English men seem more care-free, less stressed, more fun-loving.
English men appear to be just as emotional as any other man, but more subdued about it. They internalize their feelings more to those they love.
English men have the hottest accents.
English men know how to sincerely smile, when they do smile, which isn't very often in public.
English men love soccer and hate American football.
English men tend to want to do the right thing, but the right thing isn't always as archaic as American values are. For instance, an English man could have sex just for the fun of it and not have it mean anything, whereas it might be considered cheating by American standards.
Peter Parka
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That sounds a good summing up though I only really have American men on here and the annoying tourists in London going on about everything in Britain being small or quaint to compare us with, never really seen American men at home in their own environment.
God help us though if American women initially base their assesment of us on the Princes and David Beckham!:eek You'll probably find that most British men consider them to be over pampered ponces!
God help us though if American women initially base their assesment of us on the Princes and David Beckham!:eek You'll probably find that most British men consider them to be over pampered ponces!
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