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02 Dec 2006 Sat 03:37 am |
Quoting cat_leo: Quoting aenigma x: Quoting vickysmith: i think that is so wrong of you to say. a lot of turkish men are only after english girls money and its just wrong a lot of these girls do truley love these men and in return these men seem to feel no guilt at the pain you put them through. why are you so cold hearted? |
Am I cold hearted??! Or realistic??! Why do you say it is wrong of me to say this, when you then go on to say exactly the same thing! It is about time these girls opened their eyes to the reality of these holiday 'romances'. |
Exactly aenigma x
This was my point in previous posts to many English and American women here. I have been through this twice with ex-turkish husbands and again two completely different men and of different background yet still the same in many ways. It doesn't matter if you both speak the same language or not, it still boils down to the way some of these men take advantage of these foreign women!
I won't say that all of them are like this because some of you ladies here on TC have maybe found 'true love', but the majority of them are this way especially those you meet on holidays in resorted areas! |
How true, how true.... I don't think you would be taking offense in less you feel you might be a victim of this...hmmmm. All that aenigma and others are trying to say is that you need to be aware that even though your situation seems unique and you think "oh no this is so different, we REALLY love each other", they are just saying that if it wasnt something they have seen over and over, they wouldnt be warning you. It's up to you to wise up and and sheild yourself against users. And it is sooooo true that turkish men are proud men and even if they really needed money, they just wouldn't have the nerve to ask someone they really loved. It's a really bad sign. But i guess everyone has to learn from their own mistakes... just know that you have been warned and if things turn out great good for you and your boyfriends. If not.... they told you so
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02 Dec 2006 Sat 04:31 am |
love is a strong thing, and if u really love something enough u will do all for it. Yes to be able to have something together u have to speak, but i dont think yer all right about that, coz when i meet my hb he dident talked danish, but he learned and yesterday was the day for our 6 years of relationship, so u see love is stronger then words!!
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02 Dec 2006 Sat 05:23 am |
Quoting monamour: love is a strong thing, and if u really love something enough u will do all for it. Yes to be able to have something together u have to speak, but i dont think yer all right about that, coz when i meet my hb he dident talked danish, but he learned and yesterday was the day for our 6 years of relationship, so u see love is stronger then words!! |
First of all, congradulations on your long relationship.... it is nice to hear of success stories. How did you two communicate? You must have had some way?
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02 Dec 2006 Sat 08:09 pm |
thank ye. I dont really know how we did it, but what we did worked,i helped him whit his danish school home work,and some how i think that was 1 of the reson we still togehter and still going stonger. if we had meet when he could perfecktly danish, i dont think we would had been where we are today. I remember most of all that we used body launguess as a tool, and most of all love dont speak any laungess, so that was what keept us up..
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03 Dec 2006 Sun 01:16 am |
sorry i've only just joined an obviously 'hot' debate so i may be repeating somebody elses point of view but...
i feel that although communication is a fundemental espect of a successful relationship, speech is not the only means of communication. if you and your partener don't speak each other's language very well then learning each other's language can become a big part of the relationship... this way you can grow together, and keep things exciting at least for a while. maybe it works for those who are serious about the relationship and want to move into a new future together. i wish nothing but success for the brave adventurers... xxx
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03 Dec 2006 Sun 03:28 am |
Here I say and hopefully for the last time: men are men and women are women!
Yeah ok ok I have to agree that alot of men in tourist places do tend to go after one thing, but not all.
Thankfully I met some nice guys in my hotel in ölüdeniz, one in particular.
His name is Can (barman) and he said he had a girlfriend (not sure if he still does) and is very happy with her, loves her very much and wouldnt dream of cheating on her
He still likes to talk with other females and he doesn't see a problem with it because he will remain faithful.
It is nice to have a friend like that I think.
Unfortunatly in the same hotel the receptionist (Ümit) who was trying it on with my friend (though she made it PERFECTLY clear that she WASN'T interested) and then Can also told us Ümit had a wife and two children!
I honestly do not know how people can cheat on their partners when their partner loves them so much and especially if they have children together.
In my opinion they do not deserve them!
I'm sorry to say it but ladies are also like this too so it's not just men....infact there was a murder in Hisaronu this year because a women cheated on two men.
full story
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03 Dec 2006 Sun 05:38 am |
Sometimes, you just meet the perfect guy, and the language its different...thn come strying to deal with it...put when there its love that its building up....no words, just gestures, actions and interest..tehn comes problems of communication, put at least one of them have to learn a lot about the others language to communicate........and sometimes it ends like a fairy tale...........put culture....thats another $20 bucks. Finally love sthe only thats stands up...body langauge also helps..menawhile you willlearn the language or he will.
So, I hope so.
koscakal
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03 Dec 2006 Sun 12:42 pm |
Quoting Kerrieogden: speech is not the only means of communication. |
I agree - where lust and infatuation are concerned, but love without speech? FORGET IT !
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03 Dec 2006 Sun 12:51 pm |
Quoting aenigma x: Quoting Kerrieogden: speech is not the only means of communication. |
I agree - where lust and infatuation are concerned, but love without speech? FORGET IT ! |
i agree with aenigma..u can't love some1 if u can't speak with them properly..it is lust or infatuation..if u understand some of what the other one says then u have some chance..but to understand nothing..come on theres no way u can love each other..u don't even know who they are...and thats important in a loving relationship..and we all know what the language of 'love' is thats not love its lust...
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03 Dec 2006 Sun 01:04 pm |
Quoting aenigma x: Quoting Kerrieogden: speech is not the only means of communication. |
I agree - where lust and infatuation are concerned, but love without speech? FORGET IT ! |
Nail on the head again aenigma x, no further discussion needed girls
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