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20.       miss_ceyda
2627 posts
 22 Nov 2005 Tue 11:45 pm

thats a very touching piece bliss... thanks for sharing that!

21.       vernessy
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 23 Nov 2005 Wed 08:54 am

I have a little saying: "Love that comes quickly, goes quickly."

22.       mella
202 posts
 23 Nov 2005 Wed 10:03 am

Bliss, thank you very much for this poem... Very touching, indeed.

23.       annalovesmed
78 posts
 23 Nov 2005 Wed 10:16 am

i can relate with your situation chris. i went through the same when me and my turkish bf were starting our relationship. you see, i think it is typical for tutkish guys to treat their gf's or wives as their possession. a lot of time he is telling me that i belong to him. at first i don't mind, it even give me feeling of security. but in the latter days of our relationship, i started to loose confidence in myself. it's making me feel that i am making mistakes all the time, i could no longer think properly, my work is getting affected too. ia m keeping it all by myself because i don't want him to feel bad and i am trying to be patient and understanding all the time. but it is not good for me, he is thinking that everything is ok while all those time i am suffering. one day, maybe i reached the limit of my patience, i opened up everything to him. i told him everything that's been bothering me and how it is making me unhappy with the relationship. i even told him that because of this suffocation i am considering breaking up with him. that confrontation made him realized that in a relationship it has to be mutual. give and take. after everything gets along well for both of us. we learned to compromise. remember in a relationship it's your lives not as individuals but as a couple. try to think things over gurl!
good luck!!!

24.       terra
22 posts
 23 Nov 2005 Wed 10:26 am

Quoting Chris123:

I think all my first instincts are confirmed by you all. Instincts like those are easily hidden by romantic words, but my head must rule my heart. I think I will end this before it becomes a problem.

Every day on this site I read messages from girls (never boys you notice!) and all the messages are the same. They are all invited out to visit...there is a proposal..and so on. I want to scream at them "you fools"!! But I am so stupid I didn't notice that I am exactly the same!

It makes me so sad though. Not so sad for the loss of this man, or of love (love is everywhere!) as for my sadness of losing my faith in people's integrity. I loved Turkey so much I can shut my eyes and smell it's rich scent and hear it's melody but right now this man represents Turkey and it has deceived me. I am not a fool, and yet we English appear to be thought of as such because we believe people are being honest. It is very sad.


dear Chris
its very sad that you meet this man because there are many..many turkish men for whom to say that they don't have money to buy winter coat - its shame and disgrace.every ordinary turkish man knows - he must care for his woman and support her because he is man.its normal.and turkish women know their own worth and even don't deal with such men.let's aslo think mush of ourselvesim sure you deserve true man and i wish he were turkish man

25.       bliss
900 posts
 23 Nov 2005 Wed 12:23 pm

Yes, you are right annalovesmed.

True Love is "WE" instead of "ME".

Look here: http://www.turkishclass.com/forumTitle_23_487
We have poem here regarding this.

26.       Nikki
51 posts
 23 Nov 2005 Wed 01:29 pm

Chris123: I'm pleased you treat this man with reservations.
You got good advice from a Turk following your question. He obviously knows how they think.

I walked along the street a few years in Gumbet and you know the hassle outside the shops and bars. The boys that stood there and said their girlfriend was English and she was pregnant. They seemed very pleased about this. By the time I got to the other end. Alarm bells started to ring, were they getting them pregnant purposely. This was one way of having them. A lot have been got married and it hasn't worked out. Does this mean they have dual passport, I think, yes. Not sure of legal procedure.

Then I started thinking, do they get the Turkish girls pregnant, does this happen, is it to this extent!

Something I notice, because of buying properties, they are very, very nice, to get the business, and when asking for money in advance. Once they have your money, they can become a bit intimidating and in charge. As you know, our system is quite different. The customer is always right.

Having been a lot of times. I can say I am more wary now than I've ever been. I always look for the underlying motive.

27.       CharlotteWxxx
1 posts
 23 Nov 2005 Wed 03:35 pm

hiya Chris123. im in a really similar situation to you.met a nice turkish man in May and we spent two weeks together.i like him but was just taking it all with a typical english laid back attitude and the next thing i know he is sending me texts proposing marriage,talking of meeting parents and true love...its all too much too soon i am scared to death!im only 23 and wouldnt consider marrying someone until i had known them for quite a long time.i am considering ending it,but finding it hard to pluck up the courage to do it getting a lot of texts saying .."i hope you are not cheating on me" i know how you are feeling. its confusing.good luck in whatever you decide love Charlotte XXX

28.       Chris123
156 posts
 23 Nov 2005 Wed 07:42 pm

I had decided not to come back to this website again(!) but have just read all your posts and think you are all wonderful!!! Have to go now, but will be back!

29.       cyrano
0 posts
 23 Nov 2005 Wed 07:51 pm

Quoting Chris123:

I had decided not to come back to this website again(!) but have just read all your posts and think you are all wonderful!!! Have to go now, but will be back!



"Kendine bir hoşÃ§a bak, alemlerin özüsün sen
Varlıkların gözbebeği olan insansın sen."

Şeyh Galip

30.       Lyndie
968 posts
 23 Nov 2005 Wed 09:24 pm

Quoting Chris123:

I had decided not to come back to this website again(!) but have just read all your posts and think you are all wonderful!!! Have to go now, but will be back!



I am happy you reconsidered about leaving the site Chris, you will not find a nicer group of people anywhere in the whole virtual world!

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