I am American. I am always reminded of the very close relationship between France and the United States. The statue of liberty, and several places like New Orleans, and several places in Louisiana. I think French women are very beautiful, however the French can be seen as cold at first. Once people get to know tge French they become friendly. I have been to France several times before, and enjoyed it very much. I would date a French woman for sure!
Thank you for your comment ! That’s good, this video was filmed in Orléans. Yes the French in general are distant and shy at first but once you break the ice they are friendly and kind.
I'm British and lived in France. The French tend to be more formal than Anglo culture and that may come across as 'cold' or unfriendly. But I'd say they are also more self-assured than Anglos and if they don't like something they'll happily point it out whereas Anglos are always worried about offending people. We tend to invest in small talk to get to know people but the French will generally find this a little pointless if you don't have something valuable to say. French are definitely more direct. Also politeness is different. French people expect a bonjour and au revoir whereas Anglos are very bad at saying hello and goodbye. Likewise the aloofness and directness of the French can appear rude to us.
Pretty much the entire state of Louisiana and also Mobile, Alabama and Pensacola, Florida can also be included in the mix. Fun Fact: Mardi Gras actually started in Mobile! But, oddly enough, any French influence seems non-existent in Mississippi! 🤔
My ex girlfriend’s family is from France and they moved to Brasil and she and her brother were born there. She moved to Paris when she was 12 and became a professional ballet dancer after 18 years she returned to Brasil and married a doctor and had one son. The doctor fell down some stairs and hit his head and died from a subdural hematoma after several days in the hospital. She was renting her home using Airbnb and I rented a room with my son. I paid her to drive us around and we became like a family and would eat together at restaurants and visit tourist spots with our sons. One night she came up to me and attacked me with passionate kisses and other things. I wondered what was happening and a voice in my head told me to enjoy it and think about it the next day. We were together for 4 years. She was 4’-10” and had a beautiful smile which was her default expression.
I still remember the first French woman I ever met, over 40 years ago. I'd disembarked off a plane from Nigeria to London that landed for a brief stop-over in Paris, and being the first time I'd ever been on the continent, naturally I bailed out with only my carry-on bag containing a few books and $40US in my pockets. Her name was Veronique and worked at the Societie' General bank in Charles De Gaulle airport, where I had gone in to figure out how to get some money wired from the US. It took two days back then, and I must have gone into the bank a dozen times to see if it had arrived while I camped out in the airport. I was instantly smitten but as a goofy 23yo American, she must have thought I was a complete rube. I could barely communicate with her, could never find the courage to ask her to lunch, and have regretted that failure for four decades. I still remember her feminine beauty and the bemused way she smiled at me with a slight grin. The actress Lea Sydoux reminds me of her, and I've always thought Veronique represented a typical French woman: statuesque, beautiful simply because she believes she's beautiful, comfortable in her feminine power, and recognizing that men are simple-minded creatures who only need the affection of such a woman to be happy and productive. I've visited Paris a few times since, but I never again found my very own Veronique.
Je ne peux m'empêcher de penser que la question est sacrément conne. Je doute qu'un Texans un Califorien, un New Yorkais se ressemble beaucoup. Les Etats-unis sont plus grand que l'Europe est aussi divers, ce serait comme demander se qu'ils pensent d'un Européen... Bha dépend de ou il vie déjà ?
As an American, this is very interesting to watch and gather opinions from this country and other countries for that matter, on how people from that country including my own view people from other countries. I think we're all the same in the way we generalize things based on media (movies, tv shows, books, news, talk shows, social media, youtube) and some of us either give vague answers based on that or we elaborate on the answer that this is what these sources of information say what we are like, but we've never been to those places or met anyone there so I can't really judge for myself. I like an average amount of people that think with their brains, would think of any other person whether it be my own countries people or people from other countries, that everyone is unique, but similar in many ways since we're ALL human beings on this planet. We may do somethings or view things slightly differently because of different cultures or upbringings, but it really comes down to how you connect when you meet said person in person. And if you don't connect in that moment it doesn't mean they're a bad person or unattractive etc. it could just mean that day something was going on in whichever persons life that was throwing those vibes off to connect with people. I've traveled to most parts of the world and always find people VERY interesting no matter where you're from. This is why I highly believe there is happiness out there for everyone, there is peace out there for everyone, there is adventure out there for everyone, there is wisdom out there for everyone, you just have to be brave enough to go out there and explore for yourself, it will find you always. Also, every single french woman in this video was gorgeous and I'd date them, but I wouldn't date them based on looks, but how we connect as people. If I can't connect to you as a person, then looks and all those superficial things people think about when it comes to a relationship just make it about those things instead of the human aspect of a person.
In addition to France being a hugely important ally to us Americans, I have always found the French to be wonderful people. I have never found it difficult to relate to the French people I have met, and find them to have a similar demeanor to my American friends and family. Keep in mind though, these are French people I have only met here in the United States; I have never been to France.
We like everyone, we’re made up of everyone. I’ve never heard a single American speak poorly of France nor Spain, Italy or anywhere else. We actually usually share a feeling of shared patriotism with our European and British counterparts. Nevertheless, we do know most people don’t like us until they visit us.
what about the arab countries? by the way i am from germany and you are right, americans arent popular by germans. firstly for their wars and secondly for their poor culture like fast food, guns etc. i dont like that either but have to say there are many many good compassionate americans.
I'd disagree and have to say that there def are negative feelings toward the French, espec in the more politically conservative areas of the US that are not socially diverse. Many do not like socialism, or at least think they don't and France is usually used as the common example
Americans generally are very grateful for the assist The French provided in our struggle for Independence against british tyrannical aggression, and also the great price they gave us for the purchase of Louisiana. 🙏🇺🇸✌🏻!
I think French women, if they are honest, would prefer to be with other European men before they would consider an American because they appear to be less superficial. The only ones who might be willing to date an American would be one who could carry a conversation in French, because that would show them that they are not ignorant and have some schooling in French language and culture. The few French women I have met don't seem to be impressed easily, but they wouldn't say anything bad about American men out loud.
J'aime beaucoup tes vidéos. Maintenant, j'apprends le français. Si c'est possible, peux-tu ajouter les sous-titres en français (CC sur RUclips) ? Merci beaucoup !
Regarder ce type de vidéo, dans mon cas, est à chaque fois comme de craquer en passant devant la pâtisserie alors qu'on a décidé de faire régime: on le regrette. On n'a pas su résister, on se dit "plus jamais" et on retombe dans le panneau. Ce que je remarque ici est que le discours des garçons est nettement plus structuré que celui des filles: meilleure élocution mais en plus ils ont l'air mieux informés. Hé, les filles, réveillez-vous! "Comment les Américains selon vous voient-ils les femmes françaises". Mais qu'est-ce que vous attendez pour l'apprendre? La réponse est: élégantes et faciles. Les p'tites-femmes-de-Paris, quoi, pour parler poliment. Il serait temps que vous soyez au courant, ça vous évitera des déconvenues si vous allez aux States (ou en GB, où c'est le même topo). Une dernière chose: on trouve une personne ATTIRANTE, pas attractive.
@@aldozilli1293 what lol. I am from California (same state as Hollywood, although I am from the northern region, The San Francisco Bay Area, which is about 611 km from Hollywood), my accent is the one you normally hear in movies. 🙂 Also California agrees with the EU on pretty much everything. 🙂 "yee haw" is from Texas, we look down upon them as the French do lmao. Although the big cities there are ok (the big cities did not vote for Trump). lol 🙂
On a l'Internet et les téléphones cellulaires depuis 25 ans, mais les gens demeurent aussi ignorants? "Célébrité"? "Attractif"? Ce ne sont pas des mots en langue française.
Cette vidéo est destiné a un public anglophone, ces mots sont transparents en anglais et leurs sont donc plus familiers. Si vous vous interesseriez plus à la langue anglaise vous l'auriez remarqué😉
vlad -- How so? Google translated them into English. How can French have no word for celebrity? They have movies, they have music, they have sports, people who have risen to the top of these fields are generally celebrities.
Merci beaucoup pour ta vidéo. Très très intéressant. en tant qu'Américain d'origine française j'ai choisi de visiter Paris mais j'ai laissé mon cœur à Tours. Les Français en général n'étaient pas ouvertement amicaux, mais en tant qu'Américains, je pense que nous sommes perçus comme trop bruyants. J'avais l'habitude de fantasmer d'épouser un jour une Française, mais je suis catholique. Malheureusement, la France ne semble plus être
Hey, officiellement et politiquement la France est un pays laïc ! Mais dans la réalité du quotidien énormément de personnes se reconnaissent dans la religion catholique ou du moins dans la religion chrétienne. Historiquement, "la France est la fille aînée de l'église (catholique)", et le roi Louis XIV se voulait comme "roi très chrétien". DOnc tu peux continuer à fantasmer sur les Françaises, il y en a pas mal encore de catholiques. Même si elles ne vont plus à la messe le dimanche.
Thousands of French women were raped by US soldiers after being liberated by them in WW2. I read a great book about it. The military didn’t do much because they were concerned about morale.
@@neutrino78x Oui, ca on le sait il y a bien une ville qui s'appelle York en Angleterre et il y a new york aux USA. La nouvelle Orléans c'est une ville de la colonisation française tout comme new york pour les anglais.
@@lloydhart93 actually I believe New York was originally Dutch, but your point is understood and well taken 🙂 I think it's interesting that all these cities in the USA are named after cities in Europe and Britain. In Connecticut, there is a Thames River, and a New London. 🙂
La perception des filles américaines dans mon pays? Adolescentes et superficielles, ainsi que les gars américains. Syndrome de Peter Pan, c.à.d. des gens qui ne mûrissent jamais.
Très cliché et faux. Je suis sortie avec des Américains et j'ai constaté qu'ils sont beaucoup plus matures, responsables et indépendants que les français ! En France tout est donné sur un plateau donc les gens font peu d'efforts. Aux US il y a un esprit de compétitivité, il faut se surpasser. Et les gens ne sont pas dépendants de l'état. Ça créée des hommes et des femmes forts et capables.
@@kdms.3377 C'est pas très difficile d'être plus indépendant quand on vit pas dans un pays de gauche. Et que l'on dois pas subir l'état autant que nous.
et il y a une petite erreur, si je chipote : il faut dire "est-ce qu'il y a une célébrité américaine que tu trouves attractive", et non "attractif", même si c'est une homme. "Célébrité américaine" est une sujet, et c'est féminin :)
Im american male in his 60's. My impression is american women romanticize about Paris. But i feel since Charles de Gaulle, France has a bit of contempt for US. I look forward to the day, NATO is strictly a European force (to include Ukraine. And we can can keep US military home. Its time, and has been almost 80 years
It will never happen, Nato is a creation of the USA. It should have died with the end of the USSR. The Americans will keep NATO to maintain their hold on influence in Europe. The French and the Americans don't like each other, we're like cats and dogs. In any case, the French hate us - we're used to it. Nato is proof of the parasitic nature of the USA in Europe. But throughout history, European countries have always been the lapdogs of the Anglo-Saxons, before England and now the USA. De Gaulle wanted closer ties with Russia. Today, the opposite is true, because European countries are following the USA.
You ramble, with several ideas or topics at once, in a single paragraph. NATO, why it is not completely European and without the USA, is an issue which is deeper and more complex than time alone.
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I am American. I am always reminded of the very close relationship between France and the United States. The statue of liberty, and several places like New Orleans, and several places in Louisiana. I think French women are very beautiful, however the French can be seen as cold at first. Once people get to know tge French they become friendly. I have been to France several times before, and enjoyed it very much. I would date a French woman for sure!
Thank you for your comment ! That’s good, this video was filmed in Orléans. Yes the French in general are distant and shy at first but once you break the ice they are friendly and kind.
I'm British and lived in France. The French tend to be more formal than Anglo culture and that may come across as 'cold' or unfriendly. But I'd say they are also more self-assured than Anglos and if they don't like something they'll happily point it out whereas Anglos are always worried about offending people. We tend to invest in small talk to get to know people but the French will generally find this a little pointless if you don't have something valuable to say. French are definitely more direct. Also politeness is different. French people expect a bonjour and au revoir whereas Anglos are very bad at saying hello and goodbye. Likewise the aloofness and directness of the French can appear rude to us.
Pretty much the entire state of Louisiana and also Mobile, Alabama and Pensacola, Florida can also be included in the mix. Fun Fact: Mardi Gras actually started in Mobile! But, oddly enough, any French influence seems non-existent in Mississippi! 🤔
@@GemFromParis Je le confirme en tant que français même si j'ai des origines camerounaises par me parents.
My ex girlfriend’s family is from France and they moved to Brasil and she and her brother were born there. She moved to Paris when she was 12 and became a professional ballet dancer after 18 years she returned to Brasil and married a doctor and had one son. The doctor fell down some stairs and hit his head and died from a subdural hematoma after several days in the hospital. She was renting her home using Airbnb and I rented a room with my son. I paid her to drive us around and we became like a family and would eat together at restaurants and visit tourist spots with our sons. One night she came up to me and attacked me with passionate kisses and other things. I wondered what was happening and a voice in my head told me to enjoy it and think about it the next day. We were together for 4 years. She was 4’-10” and had a beautiful smile which was her default expression.
I still remember the first French woman I ever met, over 40 years ago. I'd disembarked off a plane from Nigeria to London that landed for a brief stop-over in Paris, and being the first time I'd ever been on the continent, naturally I bailed out with only my carry-on bag containing a few books and $40US in my pockets. Her name was Veronique and worked at the Societie' General bank in Charles De Gaulle airport, where I had gone in to figure out how to get some money wired from the US. It took two days back then, and I must have gone into the bank a dozen times to see if it had arrived while I camped out in the airport. I was instantly smitten but as a goofy 23yo American, she must have thought I was a complete rube. I could barely communicate with her, could never find the courage to ask her to lunch, and have regretted that failure for four decades. I still remember her feminine beauty and the bemused way she smiled at me with a slight grin. The actress Lea Sydoux reminds me of her, and I've always thought Veronique represented a typical French woman: statuesque, beautiful simply because she believes she's beautiful, comfortable in her feminine power, and recognizing that men are simple-minded creatures who only need the affection of such a woman to be happy and productive. I've visited Paris a few times since, but I never again found my very own Veronique.
Je ne peux m'empêcher de penser que la question est sacrément conne. Je doute qu'un Texans un Califorien, un New Yorkais se ressemble beaucoup. Les Etats-unis sont plus grand que l'Europe est aussi divers, ce serait comme demander se qu'ils pensent d'un Européen... Bha dépend de ou il vie déjà ?
Oui tout à fait. Je viens à Louisiane et Texas
As an American, this is very interesting to watch and gather opinions from this country and other countries for that matter, on how people from that country including my own view people from other countries. I think we're all the same in the way we generalize things based on media (movies, tv shows, books, news, talk shows, social media, youtube) and some of us either give vague answers based on that or we elaborate on the answer that this is what these sources of information say what we are like, but we've never been to those places or met anyone there so I can't really judge for myself.
I like an average amount of people that think with their brains, would think of any other person whether it be my own countries people or people from other countries, that everyone is unique, but similar in many ways since we're ALL human beings on this planet. We may do somethings or view things slightly differently because of different cultures or upbringings, but it really comes down to how you connect when you meet said person in person.
And if you don't connect in that moment it doesn't mean they're a bad person or unattractive etc. it could just mean that day something was going on in whichever persons life that was throwing those vibes off to connect with people.
I've traveled to most parts of the world and always find people VERY interesting no matter where you're from.
This is why I highly believe there is happiness out there for everyone, there is peace out there for everyone, there is adventure out there for everyone, there is wisdom out there for everyone, you just have to be brave enough to go out there and explore for yourself, it will find you always.
Also, every single french woman in this video was gorgeous and I'd date them, but I wouldn't date them based on looks, but how we connect as people. If I can't connect to you as a person, then looks and all those superficial things people think about when it comes to a relationship just make it about those things instead of the human aspect of a person.
In addition to France being a hugely important ally to us Americans, I have always found the French to be wonderful people. I have never found it difficult to relate to the French people I have met, and find them to have a similar demeanor to my American friends and family. Keep in mind though, these are French people I have only met here in the United States; I have never been to France.
I love the concept 🔥🔥
We like everyone, we’re made up of everyone. I’ve never heard a single American speak poorly of France nor Spain, Italy or anywhere else. We actually usually share a feeling of shared patriotism with our European and British counterparts. Nevertheless, we do know most people don’t like us until they visit us.
Sounds accurate to me.
what about the arab countries? by the way i am from germany and you are right, americans arent popular by germans. firstly for their wars and secondly for their poor culture like fast food, guns etc. i dont like that either but have to say there are many many good compassionate americans.
They are some us people who talk poorly of France and French ... not the same for everybody
I'd disagree and have to say that there def are negative feelings toward the French, espec in the more politically conservative areas of the US that are not socially diverse. Many do not like socialism, or at least think they don't and France is usually used as the common example
The most Europeans hate the US-politic and the fact that you push us in wars.
The Province of Québec has a beautiful Island in the Fleuve Saint-Laurent known as Île d'Orléans.
C'est un endroit très historique.
Americans generally are very grateful for the assist The French provided in our struggle for Independence against british tyrannical aggression, and also the great price they gave us for the purchase of Louisiana.
🙏🇺🇸✌🏻!
I think French women, if they are honest, would prefer to be with other European men before they would consider an American because they appear to be less superficial. The only ones who might be willing to date an American would be one who could carry a conversation in French, because that would show them that they are not ignorant and have some schooling in French language and culture. The few French women I have met don't seem to be impressed easily, but they wouldn't say anything bad about American men out loud.
J'aime beaucoup tes vidéos. Maintenant, j'apprends le français. Si c'est possible, peux-tu ajouter les sous-titres en français (CC sur RUclips) ? Merci beaucoup !
j'ai essayé pour toi mais comme je n'ai pas encore assez d'abonnés, je n'ai pas l'option des sous titre dans la langue de la video...
Great vid.
Regarder ce type de vidéo, dans mon cas, est à chaque fois comme de craquer en passant devant la pâtisserie alors qu'on a décidé de faire régime: on le regrette. On n'a pas su résister, on se dit "plus jamais" et on retombe dans le panneau.
Ce que je remarque ici est que le discours des garçons est nettement plus structuré que celui des filles: meilleure élocution mais en plus ils ont l'air mieux informés. Hé, les filles, réveillez-vous! "Comment les Américains selon vous voient-ils les femmes françaises". Mais qu'est-ce que vous attendez pour l'apprendre? La réponse est: élégantes et faciles. Les p'tites-femmes-de-Paris, quoi, pour parler poliment. Il serait temps que vous soyez au courant, ça vous évitera des déconvenues si vous allez aux States (ou en GB, où c'est le même topo).
Une dernière chose: on trouve une personne ATTIRANTE, pas attractive.
I've been thinking about buying beyblades my lord, thank you for confirming my train of thoughts
Francuzki to piękne kobiety
Wole polki ;) !
Po co ? :)
@@thomasfetiveau3668 Les Polonaises sont jolies aussi :) J'ai une femme polonaise
@@GemFromParis la traduction en polonais est incorrecte. Poser une question en français ou en anglais
French sounds much nicer than English
I agree
Mais t'es completement fous toi. Avec le haw hee haw et la maniere de cracher quand ils parlent. Non, c'est n'importe quoi.
@@aldozilli1293 what lol. I am from California (same state as Hollywood, although I am from the northern region, The San Francisco Bay Area, which is about 611 km from Hollywood), my accent is the one you normally hear in movies. 🙂 Also California agrees with the EU on pretty much everything. 🙂
"yee haw" is from Texas, we look down upon them as the French do lmao. Although the big cities there are ok (the big cities did not vote for Trump). lol 🙂
Men speaking French is horrible , but women... hehehe heavenly.
Most American girls like men speaking French.
I'm a straight Greek woman here and I think I have a crush on Oriane...(irrelevant to the whole concept of the video though)
Ask them about German guys, that will give a million more subscribers and thousands of comments haha J'aime les filles françaises
On a l'Internet et les téléphones cellulaires depuis 25 ans, mais les gens demeurent aussi ignorants?
"Célébrité"? "Attractif"? Ce ne sont pas des mots en langue française.
Cette vidéo est destiné a un public anglophone, ces mots sont transparents en anglais et leurs sont donc plus familiers. Si vous vous interesseriez plus à la langue anglaise vous l'auriez remarqué😉
vlad -- How so? Google translated them into English. How can French have no word for celebrity? They have movies, they have music, they have sports, people who have risen to the top of these fields are generally celebrities.
Cell phones and the internet, especially the two together,
are a platform that perpetuates ignorance.
I love Paris boy🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
France is not just Paris.
Merci beaucoup pour ta vidéo. Très très intéressant. en tant qu'Américain d'origine française j'ai choisi de visiter Paris mais j'ai laissé mon cœur à Tours. Les Français en général n'étaient pas ouvertement amicaux, mais en tant qu'Américains, je pense que nous sommes perçus comme trop bruyants. J'avais l'habitude de fantasmer d'épouser un jour une Française, mais je suis catholique. Malheureusement, la France ne semble plus être
Hey, officiellement et politiquement la France est un pays laïc ! Mais dans la réalité du quotidien énormément de personnes se reconnaissent dans la religion catholique ou du moins dans la religion chrétienne. Historiquement, "la France est la fille aînée de l'église (catholique)", et le roi Louis XIV se voulait comme "roi très chrétien". DOnc tu peux continuer à fantasmer sur les Françaises, il y en a pas mal encore de catholiques. Même si elles ne vont plus à la messe le dimanche.
Thousands of French women were raped by US soldiers after being liberated by them in WW2. I read a great book about it. The military didn’t do much because they were concerned about morale.
C’est à Orléans ?
Oui ça a été filmé à Orléans
il y a une ville appelee "New Orleans" en USA 🙂
@@neutrino78x Oui, ca on le sait il y a bien une ville qui s'appelle York en Angleterre et il y a new york aux USA.
La nouvelle Orléans c'est une ville de la colonisation française tout comme new york pour les anglais.
@@lloydhart93 actually I believe New York was originally Dutch, but your point is understood and well taken 🙂 I think it's interesting that all these cities in the USA are named after cities in Europe and Britain. In Connecticut, there is a Thames River, and a New London. 🙂
T'as bien fait, pour chercher quelques gonzesses francaises assez bonnes. Merci.
@aldozilli1293
Oh qu'en termes galants ces choses-là sont dites!
Ou plutôt: bordel, qu'en putains de termes galants etc...
How french woman or any french can tell what image Americans have about them,you should ask this question from American... overall nice goodluck..
La perception des filles américaines dans mon pays?
Adolescentes et superficielles, ainsi que les gars américains.
Syndrome de Peter Pan, c.à.d. des gens qui ne mûrissent jamais.
No one cares.
Très cliché et faux. Je suis sortie avec des Américains et j'ai constaté qu'ils sont beaucoup plus matures, responsables et indépendants que les français ! En France tout est donné sur un plateau donc les gens font peu d'efforts. Aux US il y a un esprit de compétitivité, il faut se surpasser. Et les gens ne sont pas dépendants de l'état. Ça créée des hommes et des femmes forts et capables.
@@kdms.3377 C'est pas très difficile d'être plus indépendant quand on vit pas dans un pays de gauche.
Et que l'on dois pas subir l'état autant que nous.
0:10 « Attractif » comme un aimant ? Sinon, en français, on dit « attirant » pour une personne.
Brad Pitt wins again : )
les présentations des personnes interrogées n'est pas forcément nécessaires, je crois :)
et il y a une petite erreur, si je chipote : il faut dire "est-ce qu'il y a une célébrité américaine que tu trouves attractive", et non "attractif", même si c'est une homme. "Célébrité américaine" est une sujet, et c'est féminin :)
merci de ton retour
ca m'arrive de m'emmêler les pinceaux avec l'anglais
@@GemFromParis ça m'arrive aussi ;)
@@GemFromParis Et je dirais plutôt "séduisant", "attractif" c'est le terme anglais "attractive" francisé
And what about Germany s.rufeness😂😂😂
Im american male in his 60's. My impression is american women romanticize about Paris. But i feel since Charles de Gaulle, France has a bit of contempt for US. I look forward to the day, NATO is strictly a European force (to include Ukraine. And we can can keep US military home. Its time, and has been almost 80 years
It will never happen, Nato is a creation of the USA.
It should have died with the end of the USSR.
The Americans will keep NATO to maintain their hold on influence in Europe.
The French and the Americans don't like each other, we're like cats and dogs.
In any case, the French hate us - we're used to it.
Nato is proof of the parasitic nature of the USA in Europe.
But throughout history, European countries have always been the lapdogs of the Anglo-Saxons, before England and now the USA.
De Gaulle wanted closer ties with Russia.
Today, the opposite is true, because European countries are following the USA.
You ramble, with several ideas or topics at once, in a single paragraph.
NATO, why it is not completely European and without the USA,
is an issue which is deeper and more complex than time alone.
@@user-hz5yb4bh5v Ah, it must be your first day on the internet. Welcome!
Russia girls are beautiful than french
On s’en fou elles sont moches 😂
Comme toi quoi 😂😉
👩❤️💋👩@@ChachouLP
Certaines sont tellement moches qu'on les voile histoire de pas gâcher le paysage...