Saudi Arabia: Dotsson’s Rant

Saudi Arabia: Dotsson's Rant

Posted 12 June 2007 23:57 GMT

Countries	Saudi Arabia
Topics	Ideas, Women & Gender

“I can't stand girls with low self esteem.
I can't stand shallow people who need to constantly be complimented.
I can't stand people who play with others' feelings to make themselves feel better.
I can't stand weak people.
I can't stand LIARS!!!
I can't stand fakes.
I can't stand people who think they are fooling everyone.
I can't stand people who can't stand up for themselves.
I can't stand people who think they own the world,” rants Dotsson from Saudi Arabia.

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