Question for Anon.

I'm not asking for specifics just opinions in general. I know people think of Pitbull but being that I am Cuban it's tough for me to see it from the outside looking in.

I think Anon can give me an idea of what vibe my nationality in general gives off.

>>18657652
Be yourself and girls will come to you. Dont act like Tony Montana, too man ppl do.

>>18657652
ethnicity is like seasoning anon. Too much of it and it ruins a dish. Done lightly as a flavoring and it adds to the whole.

tl;dr
Dont let the cuban thing define you, just let it be a small part of you and be yourself

>>18658201
Oh I act far from Tony Montana. If anything I behave a lot like Jim Carey. Complete with the sass and wit. My thing is what nationality of woman would like Cuban Sandwiches, a colada, sun and beaches?

I noticed that Philippinos can definitely meld into a crowd of Cuban people.

I'd like a Japanese girlfriend or friend but I feel they are too reserved and polite.

Dated a Chinese American girl and we were great socially but not really compatible. Probably a personality thing.

Dated a Taiwanese chick. Went terrible and complained a lot.

I know everyone is different and yes, I got me some yellow fever. But should I just change my preferences? Or should I just stick to my guns? ARGH! So confusing anon!

>>18658201
I tend to gravitate towards American ways of behaving. For better or worse. However I'm not a fatass thank god! I'm really skinny and unlike how I sound here I'm incredibly shy and reserved when I'm around a girl I like.

>>18658201
Thats a cool sentiment.

>>18658310
I agree and Anon makes a point. I just think I'm at a point where I've got my spice but don't know what to combine it with. I'm asking some fellow chefs on what not to do. Which right now is don't let my Cuban be me, let me be me. So I guess I'll simply be and stick to my guns.

No use forcing a shit cause you'll bleed.