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Mais no brasil e bem mais facil viu....aqui parece que o pessoal fala outra lingua 
Maaaaas... brasileiros de uma forma geral são mais abertos a esse tipo de coisa... povo aqui não é tão fechado...
Deve ser o clima... hehehehe ou a falta de vergonha na cara...
Quem sabe?
M
Bem... se fosse tão mais fácil por aqui eu acredito que eu não estaria só... hehehehehe
Maaaaas... brasileiros de uma forma geral são mais abertos a esse tipo de coisa... povo aqui não é tão fechado...
Deve ser o clima... hehehehe ou a falta de vergonha na cara...
Quem sabe?
Maaaaas... brasileiros de uma forma geral são mais abertos a esse tipo de coisa... povo aqui não é tão fechado...
Deve ser o clima... hehehehe ou a falta de vergonha na cara...
Quem sabe?
M
BTW the whole book of Ruth is about a woman who "asks out" (or whatever word you would use for the ancient equivalent) a man.
If Ruth pursued Boaz, why can't I pursue a guy? | Boundless
"In the context of the book, Boaz is Ruth's kinsmen redeemer. Without going into all the details about what that term means, the basic idea is that Boaz bore a familial relationship to the family of Ruth's husband that triggered certain obligations to Ruth as her husband's widow. Those obligations included "redemption" (thus, "redeemer") of family lands, protection of the widow from poverty, and in certain appropriate contexts, marriage to a male relative's widow. What Ruth is asking is for Boaz to bring her under the authority of his house, to redeem her from poverty, and to provide for and protect her because of that pre-existing family relationship.
Although marriage turns out to be part of the deal in Ruth, there is no proper analogy, culturally or exegetically, between the role Ruth plays on the threshing floor and a 21st-century woman initiating a date or romantic relationship with a guy. In fact, a much closer modern analogy would be a woman who asks her father (or another male Christian relative, or a pastor or couple in her church) to provide oversight and protection for her by vetting potential suitors, providing counsel during a dating relationship and helping see her through to marriage. Whatever you might think of that practice (you won't be shocked to hear that I think it sounds like a great idea!), what Ruth is not doing on the threshing floor is asking Boaz out for coffee because she digs him and he won't get off his duff and make a move."
