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620.       Kelowna
375 posts
 26 Jul 2013 Fri 11:51 pm

 

Quoting lida83

 

 

Unfortunately dont agree with you...people are differenet and turks too..  I was married my turksih husbund for 3 years. We lived in Russia for a long time.And i divorced since dec 2012. My husband didn´t worked, he loved partyes and alcohol. he has betraying me with other girls. He also wanted a russian citizenship from me. And i know that  in Turkey a lot of unhappy international families are living there. 

not all bad relationships involve turkish men but lets just use them for this example

Ladies what is in your head when you decide to fall in love and get married to some foreign guy who barely can speak your language.

Many here on TC are from meeting some  guy on holidays. You don´t really get to know them properly. Internet/long distance after your holiday can actually cheat you out of a real relationship. The time spent is always staged it is not occuring in real life. You don´t see how the person interacts with friends, family, public situations.

Did they work before you decided to marry them. Did they let you know their true friends and family.

Were there huge cultural differences in lifestyle.

Even 2 people living in the same country with same culture have difficulties keeping a marriage healthy. So to blame Turks  for failure really isn´t necessary. Blame yourself for allowing yourself to not see all the red flags as to why the relationship won´t work in the first place.

you wouldn´t make kitchen curtains out of a pair old smelly old socks, so why make a husband out of someone who´s family doesn´t understand you , may or may not be able to communicate with you in language you are familar with and who´s culture style of living is so different it is like stepping onto a different planet. Lets add the difficulty if they are not educated enough to get a job in the country you decide to live with including yourself. 

If you want to be a door mat for all their problems go ahead, but don´t complain about it. Not all Turkish guys are bad but marriage itself will bring out the worse in most people because everyday life is not a holiday.

If you want to marry a Turk go live in Turkey for a  year first on your own, than marry one same as if you want to marry a Turk in your country make them live there for a few year on their own first  to get settled, find a job, and stop blamining you for all their bad times in your country.

 



Edited (7/26/2013) by Kelowna

621.       gokuyum
5050 posts
 26 Jul 2013 Fri 11:57 pm

 

Quoting Kelowna

 

not all bad relationships involve turkish men but lets just use them for this example

Ladies what is in your head when you decide to fall in love and get married to some foreign guy who barely can speak your language.

Many here on TC are from meeting some  guy on holidays. You don´t really get to know them properly. Internet/long distance after your holiday can actually cheat you out of a real relationship. The time spent is always staged it is not occuring in real life. You don´t see how the person interacts with friends, family, public situations.

Did they work before you decided to marry them. Did they let you know their true friends and family.

Were there huge cultural differences in lifestyle.

Even 2 people living in the same country with same culture have difficulties keeping a marriage healthy. So to blame Turks  for failure really isn´t necessary. Blame yourself for allowing yourself to not see all the red flags as to why the relationship won´t work in the first place.

you wouldn´t make kitchen curtains out of a pair old smelly old socks, so why make a husband out of someone who´s family doesn´t understand you , may or may not be able to communicate with you in language you are familar with and who´s culture style of living is so different it is like stepping onto a different planet. Lets add the difficulty if they are not educated enough to get a job in the country you decide to live with including yourself. 

If you want to be a door mat for all their problems go ahead, but don´t complain about it. Not all Turkish guys are bad but marriage itself will bring out the worse in most people because everyday life is not a holiday.

If you want to marry a Turk go live in Turkey for a  year first on your own, than marry one same as if you want to marry a Turk in your country make them live there for a few year on their own first  to get settled, find a job, and stop blamining you for all their bad times in your country.

 

 

I would be a great Turkish husband. And I come with 1 year guarantee and %20 discount. Dont miss this special offer. Hurry up. Call 1999888654. In three days I will be at your door.



Edited (7/26/2013) by gokuyum

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622.       Kelowna
375 posts
 27 Jul 2013 Sat 12:01 am

 

Quoting gokuyum

 

 

I would be a great Turkish husband. And I come with 1 year guarantee and %20 discount. Dont miss this special offer. Hurry up. Call 1999888654. In three days I will be at your door.

ok ladies here is the guy to take your chances with.

He gets extra points for speaking and reading english. Send him a pm and introduce yourself.

 

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623.       gokuyum
5050 posts
 27 Jul 2013 Sat 12:04 am

 

Quoting Kelowna

 

ok ladies here is the guy to take your chances with.

He gets extra points for speaking and reading english. Send him a pm and introduce yourself.

 

Also I write romantic English poems

 

624.       Kelowna
375 posts
 27 Jul 2013 Sat 12:20 am

 

Quoting gokuyum

 

Also I write romantic English poems

 

 

hmmm this is not going to work.......... for a few reasons, you can communicate, you are not a scum bucket, and your are way to nice

maybe we should try to get a few dudu´s on here to give you tips on how to be a jerk {#emotions_dlg.ty_ty}

625.       gokuyum
5050 posts
 27 Jul 2013 Sat 12:22 am

 

Quoting Kelowna

 

 

hmmm this is not going to work.......... for a few reasons, you can communicate, you are not a scum bucket, and your are way to nice

maybe we should try to get a few dudu´s on here to give you tips on how to be a jerk {#emotions_dlg.ty_ty}

I am an angel

 

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626.       Kelowna
375 posts
 27 Jul 2013 Sat 12:24 am

 

Quoting gokuyum

 

I am an angel

 

 

maybe you can be bad bully of the playground

627.       lida83
10 posts
 27 Jul 2013 Sat 11:32 pm

 

Quoting Kelowna

 

Geçen yılında Türkiyede yaşadım  (6 aylik  turistik oturma izni  ile ( ikamet tezkeresi ). Türkiyede ve Avrupada yaşamın tarzı  arasında  farkı var  elbette. Ve ben genç kızlara tavsiye da edeyim ´´ Evlenmeden önce  müstakbel kocasının ülkesini  iyice öğrenin, göçmenlik ( immigration ) kanunları ve kurallarını özellikle öğrenin. Türkçe mutlaka öğrenin, hemen çocuklarınızı sahip olmayın.. ve biraz para da kalsın.. dönüş biletini almak için ...´´   

 

 



Edited (7/27/2013) by lida83
Edited (7/27/2013) by lida83
Edited (7/27/2013) by lida83

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628.       Kelowna
375 posts
 27 Jul 2013 Sat 11:55 pm

 

 

Quoting lida83

 

Quoting Kelowna

 

Geçen yılında Türkiyede yaşadım  (6 aylik  turistik oturma izni  ile ( ikamet tezkeresi ). Türkiyede ve Avrupada yaşamın tarzı  arasında  farkı var  elbette. Ve ben genç kızlara tavsiye da edeyim ´´ Evlenmeden önce  müstakbel kocasının ülkesini  iyice öğrenin, göçmenlik ( immigration ) kanunları ve kurallarını özellikle öğrenin. Türkçe mutlaka öğrenin, hemen çocuklarınızı sahip olmayın.. ve biraz para da kalsın.. dönüş biletini almak için ...´´   

 

 

 

629.       gokuyum
5050 posts
 28 Jul 2013 Sun 12:07 am

Turkey is a heaven.

630.       Kelowna
375 posts
 28 Jul 2013 Sun 12:52 am

 

Quoting gokuyum

Turkey is a heaven.

 

Really......why do so many try to hook up with foreign girls and try to leave the country.

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