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American dating a dominican woman 101
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a man from a first world nation cannot fall in love with a third world woman?
how do you come up with these things?
obviously plenty of us have.... and plenty more suckers are awaiting in line at the chance!! Lmao
Tell her you want to move to the DR and live there, that you're tired of the U.S. and only want to visit it from time to time. If she sincerely doesn't seem to care, that's a good sign, but if that bothers her and/or she seems to get distant after you say that, you'll at least know what her real motives were.
Let me say this: If you can't speak, read and write Spanish fluently, you are at a MAJOR disadvantage. There are many great dominican girls who will love you sincerely, but unless you are fluent in their language you're not likely to ever meet them. And that's because there are A LOT more bad ones that you'll have to weed out in your search, and without fluency in Spanish you'll have a very hard time detecting deception. I have lived in the DR for 6 years and I can't count all the girls I've been with, but I've only known two (2) who were truly sincere(I'm with one of those two). All the rest were looking to find some guy to get them off the island. They were young and hot and I had a great time banging the hell out of them, but there's no way I would have married them, much less bring them back to the states. You really need to sit back and give this some serious thought. Even with the two girls that I said were sincere, I would still be very leery about bringing them to the U.S., for once they are there influences can effect them that will make them change despite being sincere when they arrived.
very interesting comment, indeed! some guys here make things very easy like getting to the US will definitely land you in an IVY LEAGUE. It is not that simple!
It looks like you are a MASTER at your craft! You know your stuffs from top to bottom!
Immaculate Conception HS Elmhurst IL
DePaul University in Chicago
I have no problem admitting I was not really into college, but it did not stop me from receiving a degree from one of the top schools in the nation.
I went to school for basketball and when that did not work out my sophomore year I turned my focus to making money was I completed school.
Do you have any idea how any DUMB ASSES think a master degree is this magical piece of paper and money will come pouring in??? I did not want to be in school anyone so I started to temp from company to company with a Marketing & Sales degree until I landed at a place which I temped for 2 yrs before I was offered a position.
Now I have been at my company since 1999- 2000 give me a ball park figure of what you think I make annually at Nestle USA?????
Hint: Its more then your typical lawyer.
BTW My almost 15 years in the business TRUMP any M.B.A you may have or not!!! and I bet you thought I was going to type something very GLAMOUS like I attended Yale and then went to Harvard Law now I work on Wall ST in NYC and one of the top firms in the country making 175,000USD!!! I am just a simple man that took a simple route by becoming a temp and became very LUCKY!!!!
The BEST way to get into an Ivy League school is you BETTER be the son, daughter, grandson or granddaughter of someone that attended one of the schools such as Brown, Cornell, Penn, Yale etc. The likely hood of a Dominican getting into one of these schools is so unlikely. The COST alone will have them running for the hills.
Having good grades and money means NOTHING to the IVY LEAGUE is a different world. Plenty of students with a 35 or 36 on the ACT and comes from a wealthy family gets DENIED every year.
The Ivy League schools always have places open for "legacy students": alumni's kids, especially those who have donated to the school. A guy like Romney would have no problem getting his kids in, and the tuition is not a problem for anyone making fifty million per year. Then they reserve positions for diversity students, from all over the country, even homeschooled kids who could be classified as geniuses or talented in some area or another. Their variety is more important than their SAT/ACT scores. Finally, there are positions reserved for kids with high scores, with or without rich families. Private schools generally offer some scholarships to foreign students. State schools generally don't normally do this. I can't imagine the Feds passing a law restricting who gets scholarships.
The idea behind diversity is that students often learn more from one another than from their classwork, and what better way of learning about different cultures or subcultures than going to school with them? I know I learned a huge amount at NMSU from students from all over NM, Mexico, other parts of the US and the world.
I graduated HS as 23rd in a class of 120. The thought of applying to an Ivy League school never occurred to me. Only one member of my class studied at Harvard Business School long after he graduated from the U of Missouri.
The idea behind diversity is that students often learn more from one another than from their classwork, and what better way of learning about different cultures or subcultures than going to school with them? I know I learned a huge amount at NMSU from students from all over NM, Mexico, other parts of the US and the world.
I graduated HS as 23rd in a class of 120. The thought of applying to an Ivy League school never occurred to me. Only one member of my class studied at Harvard Business School long after he graduated from the U of Missouri.
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