Posted:Wed Oct 28, 2009 10:54 PM CST
really lost
I have had many relationships during my 22 years of life. But I am single. Women like me and I like women..but thats only at the level of social interaction...I stand out because I am a warrior; which means I have dedicated my life and carreer to justice of my people in south america.
Now I am here in canada...and what I look for here is a woman who has not been integrated to consumerist society....some one who has not made a CULTURE out of Corporate reality and banking credits...most women I have met have gone through a process of educated and cultural dehumanization...even the ones in the universities...
where am I to find a woman who is a free thinker?
a woman with out all of consumer societys social complexes and artificial problems that lead to just problems...
chantalla_marie
Waterloo, Ontario Canada
Thu Oct 29, 2009 11:12 PM CST
not to dishearten you
but most people, even the free-er ones I know
have some sort of consumerist wrap around them.
happy searching lost.
Englishman55
Cortona, Tuscany Italy
Sat Oct 31, 2009 5:24 PM CST
For someone hwo likes free thinkers, and I assume you are one too, who does not like consumerist societies..... what the hell are you doing Canada.... should you not be in South America, fighting for your own countries rights, or are you just another hypocric, who shouts loud at the age of 22 and goes into politics at the age of 30.... Artificial problems.... well who is creating those
Im sorry English man....but unfortunately my family was exiled from our latin american country by Fascist goverment and english corporations of the mining industry....not only a 22 year old would cry out loud...so is most of the global population....I would have taken your writing as advice .....but its not even worth that....thanks anyways; for that unfundamented unconstructive criticism
how1e
cologne, Nordrhein-Westfalen Germany
Mon Nov 2, 2009 2:33 PM CST
There's not really an answer anyone here could give to the question you pose. So instead I will offer the suggestion that you should adopt a strategy. Either go for the very young (and - just for the avoidance of doubt - Im certainly not advocating anything below the age of consent), who have not yet been spoiled by consumerism. Or go for the very old who have been through it and become disillusioned by it.
Thank you for the time you have put into this....I shall consider this strategy
LovelySerene
Kansas City, Kansas USA
Fri Nov 6, 2009 1:27 AM CST
Call me dumb...I don't know what a consumerist means
