[Ineedloveandpassion]

It's so hard to find a romantic girl. There are so many pretty but rude one. Not to mention stupid too.

See this example for example:     

Hi, my dearest girlfriend!

    I am happy that I have you in my life! You're my sunshine and my moonlight!

    I love you from the first time we met and day by day I love you more and more!

    I miss you!

    Love: Robert

Ummmmmmmm.... what?
Sorry, it's just I don't usually read or like poetry. I only read it for school.

They just grow up in a non-romantic athmosphere and they can't get it.

[MSL]

 Karl Marx wrote: “It is not the consciousness of men that determines their being, but, on the contrary, their social being that determines their consciousness.”

[Xsokii]

Maybe don't call me stupid for not getting your poetry of scribbly-dook?

[Ineedloveandpassion]

Do you speak English well? Look at what I wrote:

There are so many pretty but rude one. Not to mention stupid too.

Explanation for non-native English speakers. When (in English) someone's using "are" it's 1+, never only 1. For example, Becky and Suzy are pretty. When you're talking about only 1 person then it's "is'. For example, This girl is stupid.

Translation of "There are so many pretty but rude one." I meant "There are so many of this type pretty but rude one (pretty but rude girl)." And then I added "Not to mention stupid too." Which means that there are also pretty+rude+stupid ones.

How on earth you can think that I am talking about you???

1^st, you're not pretty, I can bet.
2^nd, I was using the plural form (it's plural present of be.)

I gave an example with one dialog about how there is no romantic nature in a present days girl.

I never sent you poetry, don't know what you're talking about. Do you know what is a real poetry? Maybe something with rhymes when it's not some unrhymed poetry.

[MSL]

I got a question: "What's "scribbly-dook"?"

[Ineedloveandpassion]

I think, well, maybe some bad English again?

[Xsokii]

I got a question: "What's "scribbly-dook"?"

I have some Australian friends and they refer to some things about languages (especially horrible handwriting) as "Scribbly-dook".

Do you speak English well? Look at what I wrote:

There are so many pretty but rude one. Not to mention stupid too.

Explanation for non-native English speakers. When (in English) someone's using "are" it's 1+, never only 1. For example, Becky and Suzy are pretty. When you're talking about only 1 person then it's "is'. For example, This girl is stupid.

Translation of "There are so many pretty but rude one." I meant "There are so many of this type pretty but rude one (pretty but rude girl)." And then I added "Not to mention stupid too." Which means that there are also pretty+rude+stupid ones.

How on earth you can think that I am talking about you???

1^st, you're not pretty, I can bet.
2^nd, I was using the plural form (it's plural present of be.)

I gave an example with one dialog about how there is no romantic nature in a present days girl.

I never sent you poetry, don't know what you're talking about. Do you know what is a real poetry? Maybe something with rhymes when it's not some unrhymed poetry.

Well, what you sent me is what I consider poetry.
Bet? Well, I'll send a pic if you want.

I think, well, maybe some bad English again?

Wdym?

[Alexa]

Oh, c'mon, pretty is sort of subjective. You don't like her but maybe somebody else will? Her SMV is larger than yours.

[Alexa]

I know WDYM!!! It is a very common abbreviation used when chatting, and it stands for "What do you mean?"

[Xsokii]

Oh, c'mon, pretty is sort of subjective. You don't like her but maybe somebody else will? Her SMV is larger than yours.

What in the actual heck is "smv"?

I know WDYM!!! It is a very common abbreviation used when chatting, and it stands for "What do you mean?"

It is used among English speakers very often.

[MSL]

 I see. It means it's some Australian slang or neologism. Thanks for sharing! I didn't know it and I am always glad to learn something new.

[Xsokii]

I see. It means it's some Australian slang or neologism. Thanks for sharing! I didn't know it and I am always glad to learn something new.

Especially written Arabic. Now that's some fucked up scribbly-dook fr.

[Alexa]

It is the sexual (male-female, as "sex", "gender", no pornography meaning) market value. It (SMV) is an individual's rating of attractiveness. High SMV individuals have an easy time dating, if they want to.

Simply, he's an incel, thus his SMV isn't great. You're a girl, you're good-looking, you're from a rich country and you're going to be educated, so your SMV is greater.

[Xsokii]

It is the sexual (male-female, as "sex", "gender", no pornography meaning) market value. It (SMV) is an individual's rating of attractiveness. High SMV individuals have an easy time dating, if they want to.

Simply, he's an incel, thus his SMV isn't great. You're a girl, you're good-looking, you're from a rich country and you're going to be educated, so your SMV is greater.

Deffo. I usually get rated 7-9/10 on average but it's all based on personal taste

[MSL]

I see. It means it's some Australian slang or neologism. Thanks for sharing! I didn't know it and I am always glad to learn something new.

Especially written Arabic. Now that's some fucked up scribbly-dook fr.

 The Arabic script is really a difficult to learn one, but we should show more respect to it, at least because it is the second-most widely used writing system in the world (by number of countries using it or a script directly derived from it). I am sure that if you can't learn it or stand it, you also will think/feel the same about the Hindi (Devanagari) script. It's not easy too and maybe you and others dislike it but at least let's be more multicultural and to show some more respect (without that "fucked up" adjective.) 
 Imagine that you're an Arab, Persian or Uighur girl and you like this script (they look almost the same, Perso-Arabic scripts) and some person from the West is calling your letters "fucked up scribbly-dook". It's not cool, right? Or, the opposite, if now you like the Norwegian script, but some Arab, Persian or Uighur starts to play jokes about your "crazy letters" like Æ, Ø and Å... You will be not happy, I guess.
 What I mean is that like it or not every language deserves respect because it's a product of the culture and it may be useful.