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70.       Kehribar
1580 posts
 23 Feb 2007 Fri 12:09 pm

Quoting Deniz girl:

I can not reach my friend on telephone for 6 days already. I'm sure they changed location. I need to know that he will be allowed to use his mobile (and unfortunately I'm not sure about it at all(( I can not call him and it makes me feel so.....Soon he will have his birhday. I need to hear his voice. I can't even imagine if it will be impossible..



I know exactly how you feel. I couldn't speak with my boyfriend on his birthday and 2 weeks later he couldn't call me for my birthday. But remember better times will come, also for you.

71.       Deniz girl
39 posts
 23 Feb 2007 Fri 12:36 pm

Ambertje,because of your experience you really understand what I feel.. It is so sad not to have possibility to to talk to each other on birthdays.. I still have hope that till that day situation will change. I hope maybe nearest time they will have possibility for time-off ( I even don't talk about days off). In our army it is like that ( though, I understand it is nod right comparison).
Thank you very much for your support words!! I do strongly beleive that everything will be ok! but for me it is only a question of patience and it is pretty hard.
Teşekkür ederim, Ambertje.

72.       Kehribar
1580 posts
 23 Feb 2007 Fri 12:53 pm

Birsey degil canim.

I hope everything will become good for you and that you will talk to him anytime soon.
Of course we can be sad sometime because it is diffucult not talking with the one you love. But I am always trying to say this to myself. For him it is much more difficult than for me. I am here with people who love me, who can help me through difficult times. He is there all by himself, no family, no one who loves him. He can also not speak to you when he wants to. So be strong and wait in patience for the day you will here from him.

73.       nastica
201 posts
 23 Feb 2007 Fri 01:15 pm

Quoting ambertje:

Birsey degil canim.

I hope everything will become good for you and that you will talk to him anytime soon.
Of course we can be sad sometime because it is diffucult not talking with the one you love. But I am always trying to say this to myself. For him it is much more difficult than for me. I am here with people who love me, who can help me through difficult times. He is there all by himself, no family, no one who loves him. He can also not speak to you when he wants to. So be strong and wait in patience for the day you will here from him.



All we do and have is "CRY"

74.       Deniz girl
39 posts
 23 Feb 2007 Fri 02:39 pm

Ambertje, you are great! thank you so much for reminding me how much we are in different situations with our beloved soldiers....because really sometimes I don't think about it. well, sometimes I am selfish. I think only how much I missed him. But yes, you are right. Conditions which his stays in is more difficult..really, I have people who support me..but him..he takes everything alone. Yes, I must be strong and patient. From all my heart wish you the same.
Let's not cry, girls)))Just let's beleive and keep our faith.
Ambertje, teşekkürler

75.       azade
1606 posts
 23 Feb 2007 Fri 07:19 pm

It is really hard. All you can do is support eachother and be patient and hope the waiting time will end as quickly as possible.

This is really awkard though. I don't know how I will handle it if I can't call him. It was relatively easy when he was in Samsun because the fact that I would be able to reach him if I needed to calmed me down. Anyway he's not really settled there yet, maybe they have a normal phone that I can call. We are married and used to live together so it's unnatural that we can't talk now. I don't understand how they're allowed to prevent communication with loved ones. The soldiers are also human, not machines for **** sake. Maybe if the military authorities understood that, the suicide rate would go down.

76.       Deniz girl
39 posts
 23 Feb 2007 Fri 08:29 pm

Quoting azade:

It is really hard. All you can do is support eachother and be patient and hope the waiting time will end as quickly as possible.

This is really awkard though. I don't know how I will handle it if I can't call him. It was relatively easy when he was in Samsun because the fact that I would be able to reach him if I needed to calmed me down. Anyway he's not really settled there yet, maybe they have a normal phone that I can call. We are married and used to live together so it's unnatural that we can't talk now. I don't understand how they're allowed to prevent communication with loved ones. The soldiers are also human, not machines for **** sake. Maybe if the military authorities understood that, the suicide rate would go down.



Azade, you are right. it is so important for soldiers to be supported..not to have any communication with close people is not fair. but somebody will say "What do you want, it is army, it doesn't mean to be easy" ... but..there is only one life and everybody wants to leave it with love and kindness as much as possible...well, maybe not everybody
I can just imagine what you feel..he is not just your bf. but husband..it is different. my heart is with you.. the army will be ended one day. and then there will be happy life. I'm sure he feels your support. I wish this happy life to all of us.. Carry on!

77.       azade
1606 posts
 23 Feb 2007 Fri 09:29 pm

Thank you for your words Deniz girl, you are right about what you say.

I know Tunceli is a small and poor province but come on they don't even have a bank for him to go to get some money, and I can't call the mobile someone smuggled in because there is no Telsim signal in the Tunceli mountains! Maybe I'm whining but this can't be happening in the year of 2007

78.       nastica
201 posts
 24 Feb 2007 Sat 09:37 am

A nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defence than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual death.
~Martin Luther King ~

79.       Trudy
7887 posts
 24 Feb 2007 Sat 10:40 am

Quoting nastica:

A nation that continues year after year to spend more money on military defence than on programs of social uplift is approaching spiritual death.
~Martin Luther King ~



But I bet he wasn't talking about the Turkish army...

80.       geniuda
1070 posts
 24 Feb 2007 Sat 10:49 am

here I am..under the same situation waiting for X to come back from the military..three more months to go until he gets done with all this ..I pray God for him and all the ones who are now serving the military..

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