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Does he love me????
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01 Sep 2005 Thu 06:46 am |
Hello Lauren,
I read the posts and was thinking how nice to be in your age and experience such innocent love.I don't think your boy is not honest to you.You just have to understand his situation.Even he is very young but he is a man with a pride.I think he'll never tell you that he can't call you or send SMS because he doesn't have money.I know for sure how hard it is for man be in that kind of situation.
I never been in Turkey but met many young people in Russia and many other countries.They work all day for few dollars to help their families.It is very sad but it is reality.
I hope you can have patience and everything will be fine.
And if it is real love, then know that love can move mountains.Remember that love is patient.
My best wishes to you.
Regards Bliss.
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01 Sep 2005 Thu 02:53 pm |
Should I ring him and asked him whts the matter? i have sent him a text saying hi ahmet you sound down on the phone if you dont want to talk to me you dont have 2 whatever i have done im sorry bye lauren xx do u think i have done the wrong thing by sending this text to him at the time i didnt know wht to think know im thinking different he hasnt rang txted or emailed since then im worried everythink was goin right but know its seems like its goin wrong thankyou everyone for the advise you jave gaven me
I dont know what to think hes young and meets english women all the time I just hope for the best he hasnt forgotten about us and he will send me somethin so i know hes ok thanks lauren xxxxxxx
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02 Sep 2005 Fri 11:18 am |
Hi Lauren
It's just a pity he couldn't read your posts here, and knew how you felt.
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02 Sep 2005 Fri 10:23 pm |
Turkish Guys in here,
Could some of you express to Lauren and Nana and more girls the questions they ask on boyfriends. Since every man has there own individuality, there still remains the characteristics bred into the males, which seem apparent in each country but differ from country to country.
Such as: Turkish, the sweet words, the passion, the romantacism.
Looking to see whose brave to answer!
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02 Sep 2005 Fri 11:32 pm |
you are right Angela...
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03 Sep 2005 Sat 11:53 am |
Hi Kelly:
Very true what you wrote on love.
The girls were asking questions which I hoped some of the men in here would answer them.
Maybe not stereo types but in certain countries, marriages are arranged without being in love, and dictated by families. Then they learn to love.
Even some European countries as my sister in law who is Cypriot stipulated her brother here in England went to look at who is now her sister in law and then arranged to be married. Same with her cousins. Without courting etc. Also in another country without falling in love I was asked by two different males to seriously get married. I had just spoken with them. One said he did not want a girl from his own country as they are lazy and liked a lot of money to spend. He was under the influence that we work hard. That there was another English girl nearby and I would have a friend of an English girl. All in the plan!
Another just talking to him was a sailor, very well off in his own country and had a beautiful speedboat etc. he got someone to say to me. Next time he came back from sea he would not go back if I lived with him. Plan again.
This same race of people, I was told by a colleague that he was friendly with a European and he was not happy because he was married to a girl from here and she worked in a shop and lived in a colliery house. He must have thought all English people live in big detached houses and are very wealthy. He told my colleague. My colleague also said he had a plan exactlty the same conclusion I came to: and he got to work in places to meet wealthier women. He worked in a hotel to try and meet a wealthy woman and then went to work in a hospital as a porter and ended up marrying a lady doctor and they are living in a very exclusive area in the North of England, in contrast to his previous wife. His plan paid off. I don't know which country he was from but he is from a country where there are 6 countries in. Work it out.
Maybe sometimes the brain takes over love.
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25 Sep 2005 Sun 04:52 pm |
does anyone know wht this means bende seni çok seviyorum bebeğim thankyou
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25 Sep 2005 Sun 05:32 pm |
Hi Lauren,
I have only been learning Turkish for two weeks, but I can tell you that: seni çok seviyorum bebeğim means: I love you very much my baby, the only word that I am not sure about is "bende" I will try and find out for you.
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25 Sep 2005 Sun 07:03 pm |
ben de meand "me too"
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25 Sep 2005 Sun 07:04 pm |
so it all means 'I love you very much too, my baby'
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