lumberjack23

Mmmm, didn't expect people to react so vehemently. I don't mean to be disrespectful, but talking about dating culture is pretty common on undergrad forums and I see no harm bringing up this topic here. Admittedly I could have put more thoughts into my wording, but on my defense it was 2 something in the morning. 
 
I have no issue putting a stop to this topic if people would keep on debating whether or not my comment was appropriate. Insightful posts about Munk's prospect were popping up and I don't wanna interrupt that. 

Great discussion folks! 
Personally I am an international student studying in a top-notch US university, and will be applying for Munk and Munk only next year. Coming from an IR background, I always wanted to break into Mckinsey and used it as a stepping stone to greater role in international business and politics, preferably international organizations or development banks. MGA as a rising professional IR program with tonnes of resources will definitely be my first choice, not to mention Mckinsey Toronto is right on campus! 
I always have a thing for Canada. All my Canadian friends are chiller than American ones. Plus, they say Canadian girls are easy

Great discussion folks! 
Personally I am an international student studying in a top-notch US university, and will be applying for Munk and Munk only next year. Coming from an IR background, I always wanted to break into Mckinsey and used it as a stepping stone to greater role in international business and politics, preferably international organizations or development banks. MGA as a rising professional IR program with tonnes of resources will definitely be my first choice, not to mention Mckinsey Toronto is right on campus! 
I always have a thing for Canada. All my Canadian friends are chiller than American ones. Plus, they say Canadian girls are easy

hey, that'd be great! Do you mind if i PM you?

Are these responses really necessary? His comment might be a little distasteful but I am sure he didn't mean any harm by it. Consider that he is an international student so there might be a cultural gap, or maybe he is just trying to develop solidarity with the guys. Either way, those responses come off as mean-spirited.
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Great discussion folks! 
Personally I am an international student studying in a top-notch US university, and will be applying for Munk and Munk only next year. Coming from an IR background, I always wanted to break into Mckinsey and used it as a stepping stone to greater role in international business and politics, preferably international organizations or development banks. MGA as a rising professional IR program with tonnes of resources will definitely be my first choice, not to mention Mckinsey Toronto is right on campus! 
I always have a thing for Canada. All my Canadian friends are chiller than American ones. Plus, they say Canadian girls are easy

Great discussion folks! 
Personally I am an international student studying in a top-notch US university, and will be applying for Munk and Munk only next year. Coming from an IR background, I always wanted to break into Mckinsey and used it as a stepping stone to greater role in international business and politics, preferably international organizations or development banks. MGA as a rising professional IR program with tonnes of resources will definitely be my first choice, not to mention Mckinsey Toronto is right on campus! 
I always have a thing for Canada. All my Canadian friends are chiller than American ones. Plus, they say Canadian girls are easy

Not really, the video I referenced discusses the obvious social and cultural differences between Montreal and Toronto in terms of dating and openness. I don't know how it's degrading or disrespectful to recognize that. Regardless, you're obviously offended by the opinions of others, which probably going by statistics and research on casual sex encounters, is relatively true when compared to other cultures. That is, casual sexual encounters may be more common in Montreal than San Diego, for example. It's a cultural phenomenon, and frankly the only way I could see you being offended is if you look at women/men as property. #feminism. 

I was really hoping this topic would be dropped, but this is just ridiculous.
 
There's a huge difference between commenting on how "easy" an entire nations' women are (particularly in the context of choosing where to complete your advanced IR degree) and dating/relationship questions/concerns. It's degrading, disrespectful and frankly, inappropriate for this forum. 
 
It would be similarly ridiculous if I commented on preferring a school in America by suggesting "Plus, they say American men have money." 

A lot of 20-30 year olds (the typical age range for grad students) are currently looking for a partner and/or dating culture. Asking or bringing up how 'easy' hooking up is, or getting to know someone, is a totally appropriate topic. We're not 12 years old here, we're all mature and can handle that kind of discussion.
 
Btw, the US jock/sorority culture thing absolutely sucks. Leads people to lying about their personas. I've found Canada to be much more open to who you are as an individual. Bro culture sucks. 

Mmmm, didn't expect people to react so vehemently. I don't mean to be disrespectful, but talking about dating culture is pretty common on undergrad forums and I see no harm bringing up this topic here. Admittedly I could have put more thoughts into my wording, but on my defense it was 2 something in the morning. 
 
I have no issue putting a stop to this topic if people would keep on debating whether or not my comment was appropriate. Insightful posts about Munk's prospect were popping up and I don't wanna interrupt that. 

Mmmm, didn't expect people to react so vehemently. I don't mean to be disrespectful, but talking about dating culture is pretty common on undergrad forums and I see no harm bringing up this topic here. Admittedly I could have put more thoughts into my wording, but on my defense it was 2 something in the morning. 
 
I have no issue putting a stop to this topic if people would keep on debating whether or not my comment was appropriate. Insightful posts about Munk's prospect were popping up and I don't wanna interrupt that. 

Mmmm, didn't expect people to react so vehemently. I don't mean to be disrespectful, but talking about dating culture is pretty common on undergrad forums and I see no harm bringing up this topic here. Admittedly I could have put more thoughts into my wording, but on my defense it was 2 something in the morning. 
 
I have no issue putting a stop to this topic if people would keep on debating whether or not my comment was appropriate. Insightful posts about Munk's prospect were popping up and I don't wanna interrupt that. 

Great discussion folks! 
Personally I am an international student studying in a top-notch US university, and will be applying for Munk and Munk only next year. Coming from an IR background, I always wanted to break into Mckinsey and used it as a stepping stone to greater role in international business and politics, preferably international organizations or development banks. MGA as a rising professional IR program with tonnes of resources will definitely be my first choice, not to mention Mckinsey Toronto is right on campus! 
I always have a thing for Canada. All my Canadian friends are chiller than American ones. Plus, they say Canadian girls are easy

Mmmm, didn't expect people to react so vehemently. I don't mean to be disrespectful, but talking about dating culture is pretty common on undergrad forums and I see no harm bringing up this topic here. Admittedly I could have put more thoughts into my wording, but on my defense it was 2 something in the morning. 
 
I have no issue putting a stop to this topic if people would keep on debating whether or not my comment was appropriate. Insightful posts about Munk's prospect were popping up and I don't wanna interrupt that. 

Great discussion folks! 
Personally I am an international student studying in a top-notch US university, and will be applying for Munk and Munk only next year. Coming from an IR background, I always wanted to break into Mckinsey and used it as a stepping stone to greater role in international business and politics, preferably international organizations or development banks. MGA as a rising professional IR program with tonnes of resources will definitely be my first choice, not to mention Mckinsey Toronto is right on campus! 
I always have a thing for Canada. All my Canadian friends are chiller than American ones. Plus, they say Canadian girls are easy

Great discussion folks! 
Personally I am an international student studying in a top-notch US university, and will be applying for Munk and Munk only next year. Coming from an IR background, I always wanted to break into Mckinsey and used it as a stepping stone to greater role in international business and politics, preferably international organizations or development banks. MGA as a rising professional IR program with tonnes of resources will definitely be my first choice, not to mention Mckinsey Toronto is right on campus! 
I always have a thing for Canada. All my Canadian friends are chiller than American ones. Plus, they say Canadian girls are easy

Great discussion folks! 
Personally I am an international student studying in a top-notch US university, and will be applying for Munk and Munk only next year. Coming from an IR background, I always wanted to break into Mckinsey and used it as a stepping stone to greater role in international business and politics, preferably international organizations or development banks. MGA as a rising professional IR program with tonnes of resources will definitely be my first choice, not to mention Mckinsey Toronto is right on campus! 
I always have a thing for Canada. All my Canadian friends are chiller than American ones. Plus, they say Canadian girls are easy

Great discussion folks! 
Personally I am an international student studying in a top-notch US university, and will be applying for Munk and Munk only next year. Coming from an IR background, I always wanted to break into Mckinsey and used it as a stepping stone to greater role in international business and politics, preferably international organizations or development banks. MGA as a rising professional IR program with tonnes of resources will definitely be my first choice, not to mention Mckinsey Toronto is right on campus! 
I always have a thing for Canada. All my Canadian friends are chiller than American ones. Plus, they say Canadian girls are easy

Perhaps now is a good time to begin practicing that diplomacy...