How English do I look?

**Anglo-Celtic** · 05-18-2021, 12:59 AM

Originally Posted by Richmondbread

I studied this in my psychology class, it's not a real thing. It was debunked way back in the 1970s.

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Is that right? Reality debunks that.

**Anglo-Celtic** · 05-18-2021, 01:08 AM

Originally Posted by Grace O'Malley

Yes there are some very attractive people and others that aren't so blessed. Not being biased though but the Irish on the whole are very warm and helpful people. They have a bit of charm going on that I think is a bit unique and something that many people that have went to Ireland have commented on. That doesn't mean you might not get some ratbags though. Unfortunately no population is free from those.

I can't understand why some people accuse me of a bias when all I do is post some pictures from a search and many times I will include the link. I might type in Clare Camogie and I'll post a few pictures from the first page. Most of my pictures are of non actors but I do post GAA teams because they are comprised of ordinary people. A lot of Irish and British actors anyway are much more ordinary looking than Hollywood actors because British or Irish programs are a bit more realistic and the actors aren't just there for their good looks.

The Irish people are great. I couldn't care less about their looks, one way or the other. That said, there a lot of beautiful girls there. Black hair, with blue eyes, especially appeals to me. Attitude and personality are the most important things, anyway. Guys are better off with a girl next door with a great sense of humor than they are with a model who's a drama queen. The girls in your photos would fit in well here too. Your selections seem like a slice of life in Ireland.

**Richmondbread** · 05-18-2021, 01:16 AM

Originally Posted by Anglo-Celtic

Is that right? Reality debunks that.

There isn't any real midlife crisis. It was written about long time ago but it has no basis in reality because there isn't one. Most people regret life choices but it hasn't anything to do with a specific time of life. This is just to sell books.
Most of what we call a "mid life crisis" has to do with Erikson's theory of development stage of life called "generativity vs stagnation". Shoot, since people aren't really having children like they used to, most of the time there isn't even a conflict between parents and teenagers anymore during the middle years.

**Anglo-Celtic** · 05-18-2021, 01:38 AM

Originally Posted by Richmondbread

There isn't any real midlife crisis. It was written about long time ago but it has no basis in reality because there isn't one. Most people regret life choices but it hasn't anything to do with a specific time of life. This is just to sell books.
Most of what we call a "mid life crisis" has to do with Erikson's theory of development stage of life called "generativity vs stagnation". Shoot, since people aren't really having children like they used to, most of the time there isn't even a conflict between parents and teenagers anymore during the middle years.

We'll just agree to not agree. Other experts and other sources beg to differ with your cited material. All of that aside, it's just common sense that many people will experience emotional difficulties when they feel like their best times are behind them. No psychology class can dispute that.

**Richmondbread** · 05-19-2021, 02:19 AM

Originally Posted by Anglo-Celtic

We'll just agree to not agree. Other experts and other sources beg to differ with your cited material. All of that aside, it's just common sense that many people will experience emotional difficulties when they feel like their best times are behind them. No psychology class can dispute that.

Well if there is, I certainly haven't experienced one yet.

**Grace O'Malley** · 05-19-2021, 12:02 PM

Originally Posted by Anglo-Celtic

The Irish people are great. I couldn't care less about their looks, one way or the other. That said, there a lot of beautiful girls there. Black hair, with blue eyes, especially appeals to me. Attitude and personality are the most important things, anyway. Guys are better off with a girl next door with a great sense of humor than they are with a model who's a drama queen. The girls in your photos would fit in well here too. Your selections seem like a slice of life in Ireland.

Have you ever heard of Aisling Bea (real name Aisling O'Sullivan)? She might get on some people's nerves but I just love her. I find her very natural and down to earth as well as hilarious.

**Richmondbread** · 05-19-2021, 08:18 PM

Originally Posted by Grace O'Malley

Have you ever heard of Aisling Bea (real name Aisling O'Sullivan)? She might get on some people's nerves but I just love her. I find her very natural and down to earth as well as hilarious.

Irish are the best singers

**Anglo-Celtic** · 05-19-2021, 10:57 PM

Originally Posted by Richmondbread

Well if there is, I certainly haven't experienced one yet.

That's good. I never was an incel, so they must not exist.

**Anglo-Celtic** · 05-19-2021, 11:03 PM

Originally Posted by Grace O'Malley

Have you ever heard of Aisling Bea (real name Aisling O'Sullivan)? She might get on some people's nerves but I just love her. I find her very natural and down to earth as well as hilarious.

I knew nothing about her, but she sounded great for talk shows over there. It brought Terry Bradshaw and George Foreman to mind in that regard. Back in ancient times, they sparred really well with Jay Leno on "The Tonight Show". There was never a dull moment.