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08 Mar 2006 Wed 11:36 pm |
Ramayan,
she made her comments and i did mine..so what's wrong with it? be a mad-blooded for a second
Kelebek,
manly man - womanly woman..it takes you nowhere!
the correct form shall be "to be human - or humanly human..whatever it is correctly"
so you see, you're thanking to a man and he is turkish.
think twice before criticising. it's a paradox, and nobody needs your repeatations.
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08 Mar 2006 Wed 11:37 pm |
It's really hard to discuss on a forum like this if you are not allowed to generalize things. You just need to remember there are always differences.
I think about the possessing-thing, this is definitely true for many turkish men. On the other hand, i think turkish men love much stronger than many others. I really start to believe Istanbul is the heart of the world and that turkey's culture is built strong upon love.
Something else, i think the best man is the man that is somehwere in between the manly man and the gayish man (gayish as in kelebek's posts).
I think love makes strong (manly), but also weak ('gayish'). I don't like the word gayish too much though..
In the love i feel myself (because i think most theories count for both women and men), i sometimes feel like a woman, sometimes like a girl. I think it's good if a man feels like a man, a strong man, that protects you, most of the time, and that he sometimes feels like a silly little boy in your arms. You must have both sides, weakness and strongness, too much of one of them will kill..
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08 Mar 2006 Wed 11:40 pm |
canim.... my father is turk.. hehehe.. baba..u have woke up from wrong side today Bark... but u have a point..it doesnt take u anywhere...
peace to u
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08 Mar 2006 Wed 11:46 pm |
smartly said Deli-kizin...
very smartly said..
thank u..
true..maybe gayish is a wrong word ,but gayish is a saying in english..it doesnt mean gay!!!!!
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08 Mar 2006 Wed 11:48 pm |
It's a completely true story....it happened in iran..and the evidence is still there.. its beautiful aint it?
i have gone to the place...
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08 Mar 2006 Wed 11:49 pm |
Sorry did you mean Gayish as in happy?
I only know the meaning of gay as in
1) homosexual
2) happy
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08 Mar 2006 Wed 11:50 pm |
Wow that's really a beautiful story then I hope to visit Iran one day too. One of my closest friends is from Iran, she still speaks Farsi at home. I'm really fascinated by it and i would love to see the country one day. But my first aim is to discover Türkiye, which will take me quite some time
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08 Mar 2006 Wed 11:51 pm |
Quoting Kelebek:
true..maybe gayish is a wrong word ,but gayish is a saying in english..it doesnt mean gay!!!!!
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I think you meant "gay" as in cheerful and happy?
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08 Mar 2006 Wed 11:52 pm |
Kelebek,
1. i'm not your "canim"
2. congratulations that your father is turkish!
3. everybody gets his/her answer if he/she irritates somebody(s)
4. peace for you too.
goodnight!
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08 Mar 2006 Wed 11:53 pm |
Quoting Elisa: I think you meant "gay" as in cheerful and happy? |
I think she did, because I do not know any other translations to gay. But when we are talking about MEN and GAYISH, then homosexual is the first i think of, and not cheerful
But i got the point now, so i'll take my comment about the word gayish back
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