[Susan]

looks like she died in his arms, very sad.

[Bastet]

I just love the title of this post

[LrlynJy]

Originally Posted by Vedderman ↗

You don't get it because you're lacking cultural perspective. I don't mean that in an insulting fashion, but it is important to keep a sense of broader scope when considering these issues. Family, commitment, responsibility, relationships, etc mean very different things across the world. Looking at every circumstance from a (comparatively) wealthy, privileged, Western background will blind you to base differences.

Not every culture group views things like individuality and personal choice and self-indulgence the same way that Americans, Canadians, and (most) Europeans do. For some people death is preferable to living in scorn and alienation from your family unit.

You could not be more correct Ved... Many people, even here in DR family have the impression that everything else happens in their own backyard. They dont even look wider. Before making idiotic comments about race and cultures tey know nothing about, they should first do some research about the particular area and how they live their lives. Particularly about mating and marriage, or about financial debt or a smudge in one's honor.

[Jere]

damn thats a trippy lookin' bitch.....

[vagabond]

Pretty hideous

[djrizzz]

immortal Love

[kellyhound]

true dedicated love. If we can't be together, we better die together.
sad it had to come this far. wonder how shitty the folks must feel now.

[Sharon]

Originally Posted by Vedderman ↗

You don't get it because you're lacking cultural perspective. I don't mean that in an insulting fashion, but it is important to keep a sense of broader scope when considering these issues. Family, commitment, responsibility, relationships, etc mean very different things across the world. Looking at every circumstance from a (comparatively) wealthy, privileged, Western background will blind you to base differences.

Not every culture group views things like individuality and personal choice and self-indulgence the same way that Americans, Canadians, and (most) Europeans do. For some people death is preferable to living in scorn and alienation from your family unit.

Excellent, thanks for providing the insight that many overlook in these cases

[ori01]

Ist sooo romantic!I love it!

[Rogan]

Originally Posted by Vedderman ↗

You don't get it because you're lacking cultural perspective. I don't mean that in an insulting fashion, but it is important to keep a sense of broader scope when considering these issues. Family, commitment, responsibility, relationships, etc mean very different things across the world. Looking at every circumstance from a (comparatively) wealthy, privileged, Western background will blind you to base differences.

Not every culture group views things like individuality and personal choice and self-indulgence the same way that Americans, Canadians, and (most) Europeans do. For some people death is preferable to living in scorn and alienation from your family unit.

V-MAN: good lookin out. the voice of reason