Americanization of ______

ShyCouple

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Contrary to sailors and public opinion, women in foreign countries are by in large, very conservative. In most cultures, women live at home until they marry and are not sexually experienced.
Story Iline" How about a wife from abroad marrying an American. Start with her old world values, discuss the conflicts with :new" American values, and amplify the situation with her new husband wanting her to be more "western", ie.dressing sexy in public or on the beach, take nake photographs, model for other photographers, go to a nude beach, swing or cuckold him.

This could be like a Pygmalion situation. How much is she willing to learn, change, develop and what pace will the hubby guide? Will the Hubby like who she has become? Will they develop together.

Lots of true stories out there already but we never know what goes on behind closed doors.
 
How about a wife from abroad marrying an American. Start with her old world values, discuss the conflicts with :new" American values, and amplify the situation with her new husband wanting her to be more "western", ie.dressing sexy in public or on the beach, take nake photographs, model for other photographers, go to a nude beach, swing or cuckold him.

I wouldn't necessarily describe that as "western," but I do like the basic idea.
 
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I like the idea, but the only non-Western culture I'm familiar with is Russian culture. The girls are rather conservative but they have celebrities that are really out there in terms of sexuality. So he could be a russophile and get a mail order bride, expecting a sex goddess, but really she is just a superstitious, conservative, Russian babyshka in training. Lots of potential for conflict and romance.

I could write that story!
 
The real life scenario happened at the end of WW2 with many GI brides from the UK.

I'm not sure that all of them became Americanized. It was more an exchange of cultures that benefited both individuals and countries.

The US has been influenced by many Old World cultures over the 19th and 20th Centuries and is probably more interesting artistically and culturally as a result.

Where would the US be without jokes about Poles and Jews, particularly Jewish mothers?
 
The real life scenario happened at the end of WW2 with many GI brides from the UK.

I'm not sure that all of them became Americanized. It was more an exchange of cultures that benefited both individuals and countries.

The US has been influenced by many Old World cultures over the 19th and 20th Centuries and is probably more interesting artistically and culturally as a result.

Where would the US be without jokes about Poles and Jews, particularly Jewish mothers?

I don't know if this was necessarily the case in the 40s and 50s, but certainly these days Americans often seem much more conservative in this way than Europeans, including Britain.
 
I don't know if this was necessarily the case in the 40s and 50s, but certainly these days Americans often seem much more conservative in this way than Europeans, including Britain.

Since the 1960s many Brits have travelled to European countries on cheap holidays, even if parts of Spain became polluted with Fish and Chip shops and English bars. Now they travel more widely and to remote destinations.

Sometimes, depending on traffic densities, I can be in France quicker than I can be in Central London. Many of my neighbours visit a shopping mall in Calais, France once a month.

Since there has been freedom of travel to work across EU borders many UK towns have large minorities of other European nationals and shops, clubs and churches adapted for their culture.
 
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