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"So I’m a white Christian guy who doesn’t drink and is saving sex for marriage and so far I’m yet to meet a single wholesome white girl or Christian in this country. Not trying to hate on anyone, I just feel out of place in western society. Looking at who reacts to certain posts it seems like western women laugh at morality, whilst foreign women are all for it. I’ve noticed a fair few Muslim women in particular who are far more family oriented and significantly less feminist than 99% of western women. Even girls I’ve met who claim to be Christian still ignore basic Christian morality and push for sex before marriage, whilst most Muslim women tend to take their morals seriously. As a lifelong Christian I don’t want to waste time with someone who doesn’t live out their faith. I’m getting pretty sick of trying to date self centred man hating harpies and am seriously considering converting to Islam. It’s not like it would be a huge change, I already embody the traits of a virtuous man coming from a Christian background (godly man, chaste, sober, family oriented, strong leadership, good with children, protective, can provide whilst not being materialistic, etc).
I’m not hating on women, more so western culture as the average man isn’t any better. For a while I was pretty gung-ho about saving western culture but now it’s like why bother, I can’t force a western girl to want to be a mum or to treat men with respect. Most men I know are instead choosing to date outside their race and culture and I’m starting to believe there’s no point in trying to change our decedent culture and instead we should be embracing Islam or another culture that promotes morality.
Maybe I’ve got it wrong and there are Christian women who are serious about their faith still out there? Or would I be more at home with Islam or another culture? Ultimately just looking for advice regarding where I can find decent women. It would be interesting to hear from differing opinions and cultures, perhaps even a male perspective. I’m 100% committed to waiting until marriage so I would mainly want to hear from people who are doing the same, rather than bitter feminists or male douchebags who have given up on finding love.
Are there any Christian or western girls waiting until marriage? Are Muslim women open to Christian men or would it be expected that I convert? Would I be accepted into Islam if I did? What about other groups that support abstinence, any Hindus or agnostics also waiting?
It would be an interesting experiment to see the demographics surrounding which cultures are more conservative than others. Comment your faith or lack thereof followed by your view on abstinence or simply react accordingly.
Heart react if you are willing to wait until marriage.
Sad react if you don’t want to get married.
Laugh react if you think abstinence is stupid/don’t care.
Wow react if you wait to get into a relationship.
Angry react if you enjoy hookups.
Comment if you fit multiple or have a differing opinion."
"So I’m a white Christian guy who doesn’t drink and is saving sex for marriage and so far I’m yet to meet a single wholesome white girl or Christian in this country. Not trying to hate on anyone, I just feel out of place in western society. Looking at who reacts to certain posts it seems like western women laugh at morality, whilst foreign women are all for it. I’ve noticed a fair few Muslim women in particular who are far more family oriented and significantly less feminist than 99% of western women. Even girls I’ve met who claim to be Christian still ignore basic Christian morality and push for sex before marriage, whilst most Muslim women tend to take their morals seriously. As a lifelong Christian I don’t want to waste time with someone who doesn’t live out their faith. I’m getting pretty sick of trying to date self centred man hating harpies and am seriously considering converting to Islam. It’s not like it would be a huge change, I already embody the traits of a virtuous man coming from a Christian background (godly man, chaste, sober, family oriented, strong leadership, good with children, protective, can provide whilst not being materialistic, etc).
I’m not hating on women, more so western culture as the average man isn’t any better. For a while I was pretty gung-ho about saving western culture but now it’s like why bother, I can’t force a western girl to want to be a mum or to treat men with respect. Most men I know are instead choosing to date outside their race and culture and I’m starting to believe there’s no point in trying to change our decedent culture and instead we should be embracing Islam or another culture that promotes morality.
Maybe I’ve got it wrong and there are Christian women who are serious about their faith still out there? Or would I be more at home with Islam or another culture? Ultimately just looking for advice regarding where I can find decent women. It would be interesting to hear from differing opinions and cultures, perhaps even a male perspective. I’m 100% committed to waiting until marriage so I would mainly want to hear from people who are doing the same, rather than bitter feminists or male douchebags who have given up on finding love.
Are there any Christian or western girls waiting until marriage? Are Muslim women open to Christian men or would it be expected that I convert? Would I be accepted into Islam if I did? What about other groups that support abstinence, any Hindus or agnostics also waiting?
It would be an interesting experiment to see the demographics surrounding which cultures are more conservative than others. Comment your faith or lack thereof followed by your view on abstinence or simply react accordingly.
Heart react if you are willing to wait until marriage.
Sad react if you don’t want to get married.
Laugh react if you think abstinence is stupid/don’t care.
Wow react if you wait to get into a relationship.
Angry react if you enjoy hookups.
Comment if you fit multiple or have a differing opinion."
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