Dating Indonesian women may not be for everyone.
Indonesian women, particularly on the island of Java, are exceptionally beautiful. They tend towards the very feminine side, with lovely skin, are not too tall, and have knock-out smiles. There’s plenty of plus on that side of things.
If wer’e to be honest we have to recognise that many men are interested in a woman who will take care of him, do the housework without complaint, and take care of other matters similarly without much bother. Your average Indonesian girl often fits the bill in this respect, certainly more than your average western woman, the less said about them the better.
On the other hand going out with Indonesian women in a romantic way can have many mysterious pitfalls.
Some women here are clearly only interested in money. Some men are unbothered by this. Others of the female variety, can, once we get to know them very well, come across as practically insane, hysterically emotional, scheming, over-possessive, inclined to, usually fake, attempts at self-harm in order to get their way. As I said, not for the faint-hearted.
There are a few Indonesia dating websites although the area is not nearly as developed as that in nearby Phillipines or Thailand. To begin your online journey on the Indonesian dating scene our very own “Meet” section has many a lady eager for company.
schmerly,
my apology if i took your previous comment the wrong way. Alright, it should be “Istri saya orang/wanita jawa” š
Pak/Ibu Schmerly Yth.,
You actually said “I am a Javanese wife,” hence my confusion at your gender.
Your Pancasila studies will fix such confusion.
@AS…
I guess that is better than “isteri saya, suami orang lain”…
Iāve already told you the Pancasila has been put to go use, hanging up on a nail in my toilet.
Pak Schmerly Yth,
You will never understand the Pancasila unless you start to improve your image and soften your stone head.
First , replace your gravatar with nicer one like doraemon or mikimouse because your current gravatar is too disgusting.. seem to me like a boy under sexual abuse…I hope that he is not depiction of your victim
Second, please wear Sarong and Peci like Pak ABB. OK Sirā¦
ET,
I have a business blackberry ( free from office ) and keep beeps all the time because of emails and messages from my boss also from other colleagues.
And it wont stop beeping even after 10pm as I am a personal assistant to managing director of 5 companies who has got business all over Indonesia.
If I could stay away from this blackberry, I will be very happy .. but all is about job only.
And i don’t drive a motorcycle š as I hate it hehe …
Note : To all bule (s) , best of luck to find a nice girl here in Indonesia
Wow…! Just know that this topic of discussion is a REAL interesting thread š I know that different cultured relationship is a nice topic to talk about, but I got surprised to see that there are so many comments about relationships between caucasians and indonesians posted here š
Btw I’m a single Indonesian girl, Sumatra (Batak)-Manado-a little bit Chinese mixed (but I look so “Indonesian”), lives in West Java and have a simple question about “stranger”.
A friend of mine (Indonesian female, but she lived in German for most of her life. Now she lives and works in Indonesia) asked me to accompany her to meet her “male Russian chat-friend”. They chatted for about 1,5 years and now the Russian wants to visit Indonesia to meet my friend. She planned a trip to a tourism place (4-5 hours from my place by car) with this Russian guy this weekend. She needs a female Indonesian friend to go with on the trip (because she’s a good girl, and she won’t be allowed by her parents to go with some guy without any female friend). This Russian guy has a male Indonesian acquaintance who will be the driver on that journey (I and my friend know nothing about this Indonesian male). This tourism place is a beach which is quite far from the town (I and my friend live in the town), and it means that we have to stay there at the hotel, at least for one night.
My friend really begged me to join her and her chat-Russian friend (and the male Indonesian acquaintance) but I still feel unsecured to go with two complete strangers (one Russian, who my friend never met before, and the other one is the Indonesian male) and stay a night with these strangers (although we will stay in separated rooms for sure).
Any comments or suggestions? Thank you.
P.S.: My friend really counts on me (I’m her kinda-close-Indonesian friend since she lives in Indonesia) and instead of I ‘ve just caught a cold today, I’ve never visited the beach (actually I myself want to see this tourism area).
>What is this fascination of Indonesian girls/women about their handphones? They seem to be mesmerized by it. When they enter a cafƩ, warung, bar restaurant, whatever, first thing they do, for everyone to see, is take out the handy and start (pretending?) to phone or sms. It is so predictable that it almost seems a ritual. And they seem unable to take distance from their beloved gadget for even the slightest moment. Has it something to do with the fact that it can vibrate?
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It’s valid not only for girls/women, but also for boys/men. Boys could stuck with their cellphones, too! Yup it’s interesting to make this “handphones addiction” as a research topic. However, I don’t think it is “very Indonesian/Asian”., and it’s nothing to do with “sombong” (cellphones is quite affordable nowadays) and that it can vibrate :)).
Hi Reggie,
I think your friend is wise to have you come along with her to meet up with her chat friend. I would have done the same thing if i were her. I have a girlfriend who is single, she is 22. One day she met up with a guy she met online. I was kind of upset when she told me she went by herself. I was rather concerned, what if anything happen to her. Btw, my friend is an american girl and i am Indonesian.
Reggie
Best is to be complete independent by transport
Or you go with your own car or make sure you have enough money to rent minibus so you can go another hotel at the other side of the town if you feel not 100%
Make sure before you enter the hotel to ask if they can arrange taxi/minibus 24 hours/day if needed.
@ Yellow Daisy and Roel,
Thank you for your comments and advice. However, I asked some Indonesian friends and they said it’s kinda “strange” to go with two complete strangers. I myself have no problem to meet up with chatfriends if the meeting point is close to my place, I know the place well and many people are around (I did it many times). In this case, I don’t know anything about hotels or public transportation to get in/out from that place.
The problem here is that I don’t know anything about the beach and the surroundings (that’s the main reason why I feel unsecured), and we will be in a car for 5 hours trip with two people who we never met before (the car will be my friend’s parents’ car). In addition, my other friend said if I’m OK to do this plan, I have to be prepared to get “bored” [in Bahasa Indonesia: siap-siap bete deh lu…] (because there’s a probability that my friend has a “romance” or something like that with the Russian) and I can be “no-one” in the whole activity there. FYI, I’m 31 yo and my friend is about 33 yo, the Russian is about 34.
After asking some friends’ opinions and reading your comments posted here (and the fact that I’m still catching a cold), I come to a temporary-conclusion that I won’t join my friend on the trip (70% of conviction). Your future comment is still welcome though š [somehow if the plan is done, it’s kinda ‘adventurous’ :)]
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