From where I've travelled it has to be Scotish people...from the moment you get off the plane I've had nothing but friendliness from them any time I've been there...lovely lovely people.
No wine tonight.... But your suggestion of buying me a free one has perked me up no end , your on ..me fella drinks Guinness..sure we may aswell buy Giovanna the winner whatever she wants too
Have to say your right. As much as there are your multiply thread people. The people who spout constant about politics Those who are on a religious mission. Those who are this that and the other, that so..just are sick of.
Then once in a while the "social super kings and queens" come along wanting to share their new found wisdom of how to clean this joint up a bit and how you should do more of this and less of that ,and poof, all harmony is restored... Not realising they are just simply another cog in a never ending wheel of same ole same ole on here with no change. Once in a while a newbie comes along and everyone jumps in to give their one little or "whitty quip" to impress their fellow members...and then its back again to saving CS from impending doom all because of American political or woman/man bashers or religious freaks...and so it continues...making us realise that we clearly need some mental help session to figure why we bother here at all.
His knowledge His passion His drive His level of conversation and his tolerance of difference of opinion His ability to calmly have a disagreement. How he handles a row. How he treats his Mother How sociable he is How he views women vs men. His kindness and heart.
Financial doesnt bother me unless they are a couch potato...I like driven people who go for what they want...plus I make good money I dont need charity.
Physically it's important for them to like themselves physically as it is for me to find them attractive.
I like for us to agree on the important aspects that glue a relationship together but would also like him to be able to stand his ground on anything else that we may not see eye to eye on...we may just learn from each other...
Support and encouragement are a big deal....and I detest a relationship where there is jealousy for the other doing well in life or has achieved something they worked for....its an ugly trait.
I do like it but not too much. I like the odd bunch of flowers...no chocolate. I like when he has the fire and dinner ready when I get home. I like when something is on my mind I can sit down and chat with him and he helps clear my mind. I like that he is up for places and events that he doesnt necessarily like but will support me. This is reciprocal. That's my kind of romance. Hugs when I've had a bad day. Minding me when I was bed bound after an operation And the most important thing is that in doing this we are teaching his 10 year old how healthy relationships should look like and give her confidence that she shouldnt choose less for herself. All of the other fluffy romantic things they can keep for their "happily ever after romance novels"
Am have a confession to make..where I'm from height hair colour etc are lies. I'm attached and was in a "I think I'm hilarious " mood and decided to make up my profile
I'm from Limerick but now living in Cork. I actually put wicklow as it's one of very few counties I havnt been to in Ireland and have a very romantic view of what I think it's like there...lots of wooded areas...lovely sleepy villages . Loads of vintage shops, beautiful walkways...nice beach...and a stones throw from Dublin city for shopping
Knowing my luck it will be like Killinascully " Irish comedy show based in makey up village that's as backward as bedamned". .
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..me fella drinks Guinness..sure we may aswell buy Giovanna the winner whatever she wants too 
RE: Where are the friendliest people you found while visiting foreign countries?
From where I've travelled it has to be Scotish people...from the moment you get off the plane I've had nothing but friendliness from them any time I've been there...lovely lovely people.