i wonder why?

catholic women are interested in me, and know how to have a good time, not so with jewish women!

That was a great article ,after being married to a jewish women for 20 yrs and now recentlyndivorced ,
I find myself still going for a jewish lady ,
It is whatbi know ,i was brought up in south africa ,so what i know is jewish south african ladies ,
But i am living in australia now ,and i found myself going and looking for Ozzie jewish ladies ,
I’ve tried to go out with non jewish ladies ,but it is not the same ,
They don’t understand the jewish religion ,unless they were brought up with jewish friends ,
So i say .i also love and cherish jewish ladies ,
My mom is and my daughter is ,

Cheers Kev Krost

The challenge is that I always prefer women with similar lifestyle traits which is very difficult. Ever since high school and college days, I would never date any woman who smokes, drinks alcohol or beer, frequents bars or clubs, has tattoos, chews tobacco or dip, or has children. I was so damn particular and still am to this very day.

When I would finally date a woman I was interested in, I think she would generally be perplexed by some of the things I would talk about and get frustrated as she would try to pigeon-hole me into some kind of category. This is what other friends would tell me they would hear from her or her friends. I was always carefree and always envisioned “dating” as a kind of activity whereby a man and a woman go out to dinner or some activity in which they can just do stuff together and exchange their values, dreams, and aspirations and see if, over a period of time, they can be mutually compatible intellectually, emotionally, and physically. I could be wrong about my idea of dating just Jewish women in hopes we might have something very much in common but I have learned that even Jewish women seem to be “integrative” with conventional social norms and I have always had an “against the grain” mentality and would selfishly do what I want to do but never do things mainstream society valued such as smoking, drinking alcohol, and bar stuff.

I figured if I pursued Jewish women, I might be able to find some measure of compatibility with Jewish tradition at least but I still would never date or have anything with a Jewish woman who has or does smoke, drink alcohol, or other undesirable traits.

Well the clock ticks by and I find myself feeling more like a foreigner living in a foreign land because there are not very many Jewish women living within my locale but I have to blame myself. I have been blessed with a wonderful life and a unique outlook on the relativity of life with the many varieties of people from all parts of the globe who have validated my notions and opinions about the meaning or meaninglessness of life.

I will still pursuing my search for my soulmate which exists somewhere out there in the ocean of society. (26 Adar 5772 — Mar 20, 2012 Tu)

I turned and was going to smile and say, “Hello” as I has done for the past 2 weeks (she had just moved in). When she then stopped, grabbed the knot of my robe, and she pushed me into my apartment. Being as perceptive as Mark I realized I was NOT receiving a take out order. But I digress.

Like Mark, it was after this point I started to date other woman, whom were not Jewish. Here is what I noticed:
like Lucile Ball, “there was alotta explaining to do”. Non-Jewish woman do not understand our culture. Do not understand our holidays. Do not understand when we go to a party – we go for the food and not the alcohol. Mostly non-Jewish woman do not understand the roles of Men and Women when the family gets together. Oh yeah – no matter what a non-Jewish woman says, they can NOT make a good matzo ball.

How can you date a woman who cannot make a matzo ball?