The Harsh Realities Of Dating Dutch Women

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Resumen

TLDRThe video provides insight into the dating culture of Dutch women, emphasizing key elements like equality, independence, and planning, which are cornerstones of Dutch society. When dating, Dutch women often prefer to pay their own way to maintain this equality. They present themselves naturally and tend to have a laid-back approach to dating, preferring simple outings over extravagant dates.\nCommunication, particularly discussing deeper feelings or future plans, can be challenging with Dutch women, leading sometimes to situations like ghosting, despite Dutch directness. Organization and planning are significant in Dutch culture, so preparedness to plan ahead is valued. However, traditional 'gentlemanly' gestures are often not expected.\nCultural preferences may influence their openness to dating non-Dutch individuals, often due to language barriers and fears of a partner potentially leaving the country. For those navigating the dating scene with Dutch women, patience and understanding personal expectations are crucial to building authentic relationships. The video suggests using common friends or activities to gradually build connections. It highlights the importance of individual values in relationships, urging viewers to seek clarity in their priorities without conforming to societal norms, allowing for a more genuine connection.

Para llevar

  • 🔗 Equality in relationships is crucial for Dutch women.
  • 💄 Dutch women prefer a natural appearance on dates.
  • 🤐 Some believe Dutch women struggle with expressing deep feelings.
  • 🍻 Dutch women prefer laidback, simple date settings.
  • 🚫 Ghosting can be surprising in a direct culture.
  • 📅 Planning and organization are highly valued.
  • 🚪 Traditional gentleman gestures are not expected.
  • 🇳🇱 Cultural preferences affect dating choices.
  • ⌛ Patience is key when approaching Dutch women.
  • 🔍 Understanding personal values is vital in dating.

Cronología

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    The video explores the dynamics of dating Dutch women, emphasizing the strong cultural value of equality, where Dutch women often prefer to split the bill on dates as a reflection of their independence. It highlights the natural, low-maintenance look preferred by Dutch women and mentions the perception that Dutch women might struggle with expressing feelings in intimate relationships. The approach to dating in the Netherlands is described as laid-back, with an emphasis on simplicity rather than grand gestures. Despite the generally direct Dutch culture, the issue of ghosting is present in dating. Planning and organization are also key traits in Dutch dating culture. It is noted that some Dutch women may have preferences against dating non-Dutch men due to concerns about language barriers and stability. Finally, building connections through shared activities or common friends is suggested as a method to approach dating in the Dutch context.

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Vídeo de preguntas y respuestas

  • What is the cornerstone of Dutch dating culture?

    Equality is a cornerstone of Dutch dating culture.

  • How do Dutch women usually dress on dates?

    Dutch women prefer a natural look, often wearing casual jeans and a t-shirt.

  • Why might Dutch women prefer to split the bill?

    Dutch women love their independence and splitting the bill represents equality to them.

  • Are Dutch women good at expressing deeper feelings in relationships?

    According to the video, some believe Dutch women are not good at expressing deeper feelings or discussing the future of a relationship.

  • What is surprising about Dutch women's communication during dating?

    Some men find it surprising that Dutch women may ghost, cutting off communication without explanation, despite the Dutch being known as direct.

  • Do Dutch women expect 'gentlemanlike' gestures?

    No, Dutch women generally don't expect traditional gentleman gestures like holding doors or bringing flowers.

  • What might be reasons for Dutch women to not date non-Dutch people?

    There are concerns about language barriers, cultural differences, and the potential of the partner leaving the country.

  • How important is planning in Dutch culture?

    Planning is very important; Dutch people like to have things planned out well in advance.

  • What's a good strategy for approaching Dutch women?

    Being patient, possibly using common friends for introductions, or starting with online dating apps.

  • What should one be aware of in themselves when dating?

    It’s important to understand personal values and expectations in relationships rather than fitting into societal expectations.

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    I made quite a few videos about dating
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    Dutch man and people were like hey what
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    about dating Dutch women can you tell us
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    more on this subject can you tell us how
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    it works in the Netherlands I gathered a
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    lot of stories from Dutch men sharing
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    their experience and tips on how to
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    approach Dutch women I asked expert
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    ladies about what they've heard and of
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    course I talk to Dutch women themselves
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    so if you're interested in the results
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    of my research and what I have to say on
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    the topic please continue watching this
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    video
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    number one equality equality is a
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    Cornerstone of Dutch society and it
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    reflects in their dating culture Dutch
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    women love their independence and often
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    prefer to split the bill on a date it's
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    not about being romantic it's about
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    being equals a few Dutch ladies I talked
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    to shared that if a man pays they feel
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    like they owe something to him this of
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    course varies across personalities and
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    regions typically the more North you go
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    the more independent than they are
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    number two natural look Dutch ladies are
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    known for their natural look and a messy
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    hair bun they usually don't put a lot of
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    effort in their look compared to other
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    cultures think about cultures where a
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    lady would show on a date wearing high
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    heels and prominent makeup in the
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    Netherlands typically on a date you
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    would see a Dutch man wearing a nice
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    shirt with some walks on his hair and a
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    Dutch lady wearing casual jeans and a
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    very casual t-shirt I'm not judging
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    there is no right or wrong I'm just
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    sharing my observations number three
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    Dutch women are not good at expressing
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    themselves before you throw Rotten
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    Tomatoes at me hear me out I have an
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    amazing community on Instagram where I
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    announc that I am going to make this
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    video a lot of men shared with me that
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    in their opinion Dutch women are not
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    good at expressing themselves when it
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    comes to deeper topics for example where
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    is this relationship going how do you
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    feel about me this man got an impression
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    that Dutch women are generally not good
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    at identifying what they feel and openly
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    communicating it people out there with
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    some experience share in the comments
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    below what you think about it number
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    four laidback approach Dutch women don't
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    expect you to put on a show they don't
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    expect you to invite them to a fancy
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    restaurant or make grandio gestures they
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    want to get to know you usually over a
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    beer or on a picnic in the park go as
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    simple as possible number five not so
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    direct the Dutch are direct everyone
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    knows it but what surprised men that I
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    talk to is that in dating Dutch women
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    they noticed that Dutch women tend to
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    cut off communication without any
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    explanation AKA ghosting they said that
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    it was surprising for them to encounter
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    it in such a direct culture like Dutch I
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    think nowadays you can see it everywhere
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    in the world unfortunately and I get it
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    it's indeed scary and hard to
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    communicate openly and honestly
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    especially when you're yourself not sure
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    where it's going but this too should be
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    communicated otherwise it can be hurtful
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    and disrespectful towards another person
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    leaving them confused number six she is
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    into planning this is how the whole
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    Dutch culture operates by appointments
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    and plans so be prepared that likely she
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    has it all planned out for the next few
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    month so if you want to impress her or
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    yourself become a bit more organized and
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    structured I have a planner to offer you
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    this is the planner I've created that
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    helps you set goals and clear up your
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    mind if you feel like structur is what
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    you can benefit from consider trying
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    this planner and if not it can be a very
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    useful unique and special gift for her
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    later on number seven low expectations
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    my anecdotal research shows that a Dutch
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    lady doesn't expect from a man
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    gentlemanlike gestures think about
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    opening a door in front of her bringing
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    her flowers or picking her up this makes
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    your job a bit easier but I guess it
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    also depends on what you're used to I've
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    heard from some men that it's harder for
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    them to not open a door than to open a
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    door because that's how they grew up
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    it's already in their DNA and it's hard
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    for them to unlearn it number eight I
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    don't date non Dutch o that hurts right
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    because it makes us feel like Outsiders
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    but at the same time everyone has the
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    right to have their preferences based on
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    my conversations there are three major
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    reasons for it number one what if they
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    leave it's a fair concern of course
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    Dutch man can also decide to move to
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    another country but I guess among
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    experts the perceived risk is higher I
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    completely get it we of course don't
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    want to fall in love and then be left
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    brokenhearted because our partner
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    decides to move back to their home
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    country where we've never been to so we
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    can't even see our future there I guess
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    like with everything in life there is no
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    guarantee whether it's with an expert or
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    with a Dutch guy and this concept is
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    hard to embrace number two they don't
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    speak Dutch some Dutch people are not
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    comfortable expressing themselves in
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    English so for them it's a deal breaker
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    if their date doesn't speak Dutch or
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    they might perceive it that you are not
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    going to stay here maybe you a tourist
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    and if she wants something serious with
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    you this might make her feel unsafe
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    three is H I don't know exactly how to
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    call it it's some sort of
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    narrow-mindedness or traditional take on
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    things so imagine someone who grew up in
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    a small town surrounded only by Dutch
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    people they can't even imagine that
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    their life might be intertwined with
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    someone from a different background now
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    how can one approach a that woman again
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    based on my research there are two
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    things you should consider one is that
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    Dutch people take their time I've
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    already explained it in my videos
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    talking about how to dat Dutch man that
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    things take time here in some cultures
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    things move very quickly in a few months
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    you can already start thinking about
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    moving in together or have already moved
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    in together here in the Netherlands it's
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    not the case I already anticipate if few
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    that people say yes but for my partner
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    and I I totally understand that there
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    are exceptions and I believe you that
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    for your partner and you it went quickly
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    but generally speaking the Dodge take
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    things slowly I have a video where I
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    outlined how a dating process goes here
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    in the Netherlands I will link it
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    somewhere here watch it if you're
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    interested having said that it means
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    that when you want to approach a Dutch
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    woman you need to be patient it might
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    not be the best scenario to approach her
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    in the bar without having established an
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    eye contact a few times or without
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    having common friends that can introduce
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    you to number two language I can imagine
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    that not speaking Dutch creates another
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    layer of comp axity you simply cannot
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    just casually approach her you can still
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    try and use it as a test is she
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    open-minded to talk to you in English
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    but if the fear of rejection gets
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    unbearable you can try one dating apps
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    this goes well with point1 that things
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    take time here in the Netherlands and
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    through texting for a couple of weeks
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    you can build trust and make her feel
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    safe to want to meet you in person
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    number two activities for example my
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    boyfriend and I organize events like ca
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    ceremonies and Ice baths if you like any
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    of these you can meet their people who
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    share your interest and you can use it
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    as a platform to build connection before
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    you go out oneon-one number three common
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    friends for example when I used to be
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    single I used to hang out with a group
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    of friends and one day they invited me
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    to a Tango event at Del University where
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    I met a lot of interesting Dutch guys in
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    the modern world it can be so
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    challenging to navigate the dating scene
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    we're constantly blaming each other like
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    oh you're are so traditional you live in
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    the 80s or these modern values are crazy
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    they are so inhumane they're going to
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    kill us all we're constantly bickering
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    and imposing our opinions on each other
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    about who should pay on a date who
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    spends more time and money on their
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    appearance and who should carry this
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    heavy grocery bag I think this should
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    stop we should realize that there is no
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    one size fits all
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    it's so individual so on this note the
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    most important tip I can give you is
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    that we should not change to fit another
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    person or societal expectations
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    investigate what's important for you who
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    you are what you are looking for in a
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    connection what you appreciate in the
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    woman for some men Independence and
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    equality are high up others are looking
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    for a more traditional woman there are
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    men who want to be a gentleman around
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    their woman but still still want her to
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    be independent to have her own projects
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    and things going for her and you can
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    totally have both why not I think life
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    is so fluid nowadays that now you are
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    the Brad winner but in 10 years maybe
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    her career is going to take off and you
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    will sense this internal shift that you
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    want to step back and chill a little bit
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    or maybe not anyway getting Clarity on
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    the questions I mentioned before can
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    have a huge impact on you navigating the
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    dating scene and contribute to you
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    having this confidence in your line of
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    behavior because it's not inherently
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    right or wrong it's about you and what
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    works for you
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Etiquetas
  • Dutch dating
  • equality
  • independence
  • natural look
  • communication
  • laidback
  • organization
  • cultural preferences
  • language barriers
  • patience