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13 Nov 2007 Tue 04:30 pm |
Hi everybody,
The Topic about Turkish men was interesting but now I wonder what about Turkish girls…
I would like to know if in this forum there are foreign men who have a relationship with Turkish girls and if any of them have got a bad experience or have been exploited for a visa…
Same the Turkish men are welcome here to give a comment!
Thank you for your answers… : )
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 04:47 pm |
Quoting Karine: Hi everybody,
The Topic about Turkish men was interesting but now I wonder what about Turkish girls…
I would like to know if in this forum there are foreign men who have a relationship with Turkish girls and if any of them have got a bad experience or have been exploited for a visa…
Same the Turkish men are welcome here to give a comment!
Thank you for your answers… : )
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I wonder how many replies this thread is going to have!!
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 04:49 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: Quoting Karine: Hi everybody,
The Topic about Turkish men was interesting but now I wonder what about Turkish girls…
I would like to know if in this forum there are foreign men who have a relationship with Turkish girls and if any of them have got a bad experience or have been exploited for a visa…
Same the Turkish men are welcome here to give a comment!
Thank you for your answers… : )
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I wonder how many replies this thread is going to have!!
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Why don't you start??? : ))))
Don't you have experienced something??? : )
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 04:51 pm |
i am waiting impetiently too lol
did you get the seeds?
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 04:51 pm |
Quoting Karine: Quoting thehandsom: Quoting Karine: Hi everybody,
The Topic about Turkish men was interesting but now I wonder what about Turkish girls…
I would like to know if in this forum there are foreign men who have a relationship with Turkish girls and if any of them have got a bad experience or have been exploited for a visa…
Same the Turkish men are welcome here to give a comment!
Thank you for your answers… : )
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I wonder how many replies this thread is going to have!!
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Why don't you start??? : ))))
Don't you have experienced something??? : ) |
I think my experience with Turkish girls wont count as I am Turkish man. Sorry
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 04:52 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: Quoting Karine: Quoting thehandsom: Quoting Karine: Hi everybody,
The Topic about Turkish men was interesting but now I wonder what about Turkish girls…
I would like to know if in this forum there are foreign men who have a relationship with Turkish girls and if any of them have got a bad experience or have been exploited for a visa…
Same the Turkish men are welcome here to give a comment!
Thank you for your answers… : )
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I wonder how many replies this thread is going to have!!
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Why don't you start??? : ))))
Don't you have experienced something??? : ) |
I think my experience with Turkish girls wont count as I am Turkish man. Sorry |
Yes yes it counts I want to know... I wrote that also Turkish men are welcome to add comment here... : ))))
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 04:52 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: I think my experience with Turkish girls wont count as I am Turkish man. Sorry |
sure it will .. go ahead thehandsom start it off ..
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 04:53 pm |
Quoting SuiGeneris:
i am waiting impetiently too lol
did you get the seeds?
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ay cekirdegi mi, kabak cekirdegi mi?
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 04:54 pm |
You see handsom be courageous... we want to know... lol
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 04:56 pm |
turkish girls...they need love,care, sweet words for 7/24.. if you ever stop caring about them you will be blamed for not caring enough..
let them stay away from me
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 04:57 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: Quoting SuiGeneris:
i am waiting impetiently too lol
did you get the seeds?
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ay cekirdegi mi, kabak cekirdegi mi?  |
i cant even eat kabak cekirdegi let it be ay cekirdegi hehehe
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 04:59 pm |
Quoting ciko: turkish girls...they need love,care, sweet words for 7/24.. if you ever stop caring about them you will be blamed for not caring enough..
let them stay away from me |
affective dependence... I see
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 05:01 pm |
Quoting Leelu: Quoting thehandsom: I think my experience with Turkish girls wont count as I am Turkish man. Sorry |
sure it will .. go ahead thehandsom start it off .. |
Well..
I dont want to fill up this site's mysql database with my memoirs. (already throwing errors from time to time. It wont be able to cope with my writings)
But in order to keep the subject alive (and flamed ), I can say that Turkish girls are much better in bed then you western girls. So do not be surprised when a Turkish man leaves you for his ex Turkish gf or his wife.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 05:03 pm |
Quoting Karine: Quoting ciko: turkish girls...they need love,care, sweet words for 7/24.. if you ever stop caring about them you will be blamed for not caring enough..
let them stay away from me |
affective dependence... I see |
not all of them actually... again we will start not to generilize bla bla bla i guess i have seen this movie before...
but the species ciko has seen are quite alot...
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 05:08 pm |
Quoting SuiGeneris: Quoting Karine: Quoting ciko: turkish girls...they need love,care, sweet words for 7/24.. if you ever stop caring about them you will be blamed for not caring enough..
let them stay away from me |
affective dependence... I see |
not all of them actually... again we will start not to generilize bla bla bla i guess i have seen this movie before...
but the species ciko has seen are quite alot...
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Of course we can't generalize...
Is that true that Turkish girls are after the money...
I heard by friends that there are so much gold diggers in Turkey...
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 05:11 pm |
Quoting Karine: Quoting SuiGeneris: Quoting Karine: Quoting ciko: turkish girls...they need love,care, sweet words for 7/24.. if you ever stop caring about them you will be blamed for not caring enough..
let them stay away from me |
affective dependence... I see |
not all of them actually... again we will start not to generilize bla bla bla i guess i have seen this movie before...
but the species ciko has seen are quite alot...
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well we can say so.. turkish girls are more like to recieve... but this is again because of so called cultural effect as men do everything you know...
Of course we can't generalize...
Is that true that Turkish girls are after the money...
I heard by friends that there are so much gold diggers in Turkey...
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 05:35 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: Quoting Leelu: Quoting thehandsom: I think my experience with Turkish girls wont count as I am Turkish man. Sorry |
sure it will .. go ahead thehandsom start it off .. |
Well..
I dont want to fill up this site's mysql database with my memoirs. (already throwing errors from time to time. It wont be able to cope with my writings)
But in order to keep the subject alive (and flamed ), I can say that Turkish girls are much better in bed then you western girls. So do not be surprised when a Turkish man leaves you for his ex Turkish gf or his wife.
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Wow, that's interesting. Is it perhaps Turkish girls have more experience, I bet that's what it is.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 05:35 pm |
More interesting subject: The Role of the Turkish Mother
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 05:37 pm |
Better yet: Are Turkish Men Really Mamas Boys?
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 05:41 pm |
more interestingly .. do they learn "dudu" behaviour from turkish girls expectations?
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 05:42 pm |
I have to consult MOM, before I can reply these questions...
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 05:43 pm |
 Quoting AlphaF: I have to consult MOM, before I can reply this question... |
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 05:49 pm |
Quoting teaschip1:
Wow, that's interesting. Is it perhaps Turkish girls have more experience, I bet that's what it is. |
well i think it is more related to be hot blooded
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 06:16 pm |
Hmmm...Good topic. Since living in Turkey I have yet to make one Turkish female friend. However, I have a few Turkish male friends. Who all tell me...that Turkish women won't be my friend because they are "jealous". I don't know. I think that maybe Turkish cultural practices for women are very strict. Therefore what would they have in common with a curly headed, nomadic, unmarried and VERY mouthy woman? I guess that solves the lack of friendship problems...
What have I observed from afar. Yes, there is a lot of rivalry between Turkish women. And when asked what they are looking for in a man...many will say first 'a good job'...does that translate into 'money'? I don't know... And the minute I walk into a room it is usually the Turkish woman who will openly look me up and down. Then immediately start whispering with their closests friends who will all give me the evil-eye once over too!!! But on a superficial level, since I have no close friends, they are helpful if I am lost they will help me with directions or give me some information...So I guess...one would have to get to know each one on an individual basis...blah blah blah!!!
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 06:23 pm |
Invisible Ties
Beeing a woman in Turkey is something different than in Europe. Luckly or unluckly, you are born in a society with so many invisible rules, lets say ties.
There are two main points in the life of a turkish woman: first marriage(means first sex, leaving family, becoming someone else that she is not), second having a child(means from now on she does not exust). Whatever success she gets at her school, in her personal relations, at her work what makes her “good†or “badâ€is the way she is as a wife and a mum. Society is so obsessed of the separation between good and bad ones. Of course there are not always blacks and whites in life. Mostly there are different colours between white and black. The women with different colours learn to act, act like somebody else but somebody totally white. They apply that to all their life if they are not strong enough to revel these ties. Most of the modern living women in Turkey, mostly living in big cities, have shortcut solutions for that style of life with hard rules: They cheat, lie , hide but always smile. So they become more and more mysterious ,diplomatic and smart as much as a fox in human relations.
The women in Turkey educated to become polite, sensitive, feminin enough but not vulgar or sexy. Every women was born into the fact of becoming a mother one day. Mothers are the holiest: beeing mother means that carrying the name of your husband, the future honour of your child and your family`s name also cooking good and beeing a perfect housewife. Exactly like in the model of a wife in USA. Untill you ‘ll become a mother, the society accepts you as a virgin. That means you ll become a mother one day, so you must take all the responsibilities of having the title “mother†one day. You should not be too clever, too talkative, crazy , childish ,you should not have a boy friend or sex, you should not have make up, you should not laugh laudly, you should not go parties or come home late after 6 pm and so on so on..Shortly, even you are still a teenager you should be neither a women or an adult nor a child or a teenager. In the rebellious ages of the teenage, times of a fight for existing as yourself and becoming a person in the society, that is a hard kick given to women on the ass. With so many dilemmas between her natural development and the family-society rules, how can we expect to create a heathy future mums,future generations. Before learning to be a person how can a woman learn to be a mum. These are the questions that my society forgets to ask himself. When the little girls in europe occuping their minds everything else but beeing a mum, the turkish girls are beeing kneaded with the rules of her future life. She has to deceide between the family love+rules she learned and her independancy. When she goes to another city to work, to study she lives abit her own life. However,it is very rare that a women leaves the house before she is married even she works and earns her own money, enough to pay for herself alone. She lives her own life according to her unapprouved choices secretly hiding from family and people arround.
Marriage is not so simple in Turkey, having a family is a kind of life’s aim, the most important decision of someone’s life which is supposed to last for ever. That means so many charges are overloaded to that word for both men and women. After passing from family’s lovefull arms to a totally new envirenment like marriage ,women have of course tramvas. Because the women had never learned to live on her own or with somebody else than her family and also becouse the life outside is quite different than the fairy tales realising with a marriage as she learned all her life, she got difficulties. Depending so much on the family is same for the men, that causes always problems between couples and their families. Some marriages ends becouse of that. Here another role waits for the women, outside the pressures she had in her life untill now,from marriage on comes an extra one: the respect she must give to the family of her husband. She must be ready to commit every service for her husband’s family. Sometimes that causes big tragedies for the couples. For exemple,if she is not good exercised of housework in her younghood, she’d surely have a pressure from the family of her husband or envirentment in her unsuccess on cooking and other house-works’ style. Funny but stil common even in the most * modern* families: A good wife is the wife who looks beautiful, cooks the best, who serves the best and who has the cleanest and tidies house. She must always smile when she is serving to the guest who is there also as a criticizer.
In the case of divorces or loosing the husbands, women becomes another status in the society. Now she has to be more restricted than she was already. She is a widow/divorced now, a horriable word which all the women in my land hate. Cause now on most men arround her, sees her like a hunt, she has no care of her virginity anymore and she has noone anymore to protect her ,so that makes her available for them! Going out, looking nice, flirting, having fun in life is again a big sin for such single women like in their teenage. She must forget about coming home late in midnight, wearing colourfull or decolty, laughing longly,chatting long with the male baker in her street that she used shop since long years. Like for the girls making friendships with several boys is isolated by the society, some of the people will cut their contact to her. Even some of her same sexuality will see her as a danger for their men. Some old women will try to find new husband candidates for her which are much more older or under her standard. Because she must not stay a widow/divorced!
When a married women is older than 50 in Turkey, if she had not any problem with the nature, she is already a mum. But an old one. She is probably a bit fat, she makes no sport. Her child/ren is/are probably grown up. If she was working, she is probably retired. Now starts the life for a turkish woman with coming heath problems of aging, abit late but better than never. She wears mostly darker colours (young colours are for young people in my
land), probably has not many hobies and not much to do out of house works. Some of them began to wear a hair scarf and becomes more religious because the breathe of death seems no far anymore. Some of them apply the pressures, sorry traditions, to their son’s wifes or daughters that they had partly in their first years of marriage from the family of the husband learned. Some of them are occupied to grow up their grandchil/ren. Yeah 50 ies are not old ages, life starts for them but ironically they have already deceided that the life is ended.
Having a child changes all the life of a mum. Mostly the women are disappointed and unhappy in their marriage , and the child sometimes becomes the only reason to go on to that marriage. Beeing a mother is a holy thing. She learned that all her life. Now she is a mum. It is time to apply what she had learned about sacrifising. And she does that. She can close her eyes for all the beauties and attractivities of the life: happiness, health, love, money, sex, success, hobies.. From now on, she does not exist but her child. She can easly give up from her carreer, her health, her pleasures and from herself. Because as she learned from the family, she got the aim of her life and nothing left. She gives up taking care of the life outside. She gives less impostance to her look, her job, her husband…This time it is not anymore a must from the society, it is coming from inside her. Now she is changed into a protector, a sacrifiser a logical adult from a women married into dreams. In that point appears problems in the marriage too for some couples who are even happily married untill having the baby. Then if a woman gets a boy as a child, she buys him an auto-toy, if she gets a girl ,she buys her dolls and all the pinky kitchen accessoires. Then she teaches her children what she had learned from her parents and society: she teachs her son how to be a *man * and her daughter how to be a future’s *mum *. So restarts another cycle for another turkish woman…
[Cigdem Savaseri-Brackmann]
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 06:30 pm |
Roswitha, dear friend
What is described, criticised and somewhat mocked in this article is what is loosely called "family values", Close to being forgotten in the Western Hemisphere.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 06:34 pm |
So glad that Turkish family values still exist!!
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 06:45 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: What is described, criticised and somewhat mocked in this article is what is loosely called "family values", Close to being forgotten in the Western Hemisphere. |
And who benefits most from it? Women!
Who loses most? Men!
It's good that these "family values" aren't the same in the West as they are in places like Turkey. ETERNAL THANKS TO GOD FOR IT!!!!! (or maybe the feminist movement and women's liberation!)
I do agree though that some things should be improved in the west - and that is if men shared responsibility for home chores, these "family values" would improve instantaneously!
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:00 pm |
it is not between men and women. It is between two cultures and different sets of values.
I obviously hope I shall be on the benefitting side....
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:04 pm |
I think your post is very interesting, Roswitha but also very depressing. I don't think that raising your daughters to be independant of anyone is such a bad thing. I have been living on my own since I was 21. I got married for the first time at 24 and had a child at 27. When my marriage broke up, I was still able to maintain my own home, my job and my lifestyle changed very little. My son is the center of my life but I know one day he will be a man and leave my home to go off on his own which is why I think it is important for me to have my own interests away from my family and my son. In other words, I am my own person. I don't think that makes me a terrible mother or that I don't believe in family values. I just love knowing that anything can happen tomorrow and I am not at the mercy of a man's fancy or whim (although I am remarried). So much personal satisfaction is derived from knowing that I am the master of my own destiny...I would feel powerless in a Turkish womans shoes.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:10 pm |
I can see your point, thanks for the enlightenment, Lisa. Good thoughts.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:16 pm |
Islam does not bar muslim ladies from taking an active role in science, commerce, business etc. Muhammed's first wife was a well known business woman (Hatica) who managed trade caravans running all around the place, all on her own.
What Quran decrees however is that the natural and the best place for any woman is by her family...it is an advice, a divine guidance. Other options are open to personal preference, they are not forbidden.
If some idiots misunderstand, misinterpret and mispractice Islam, it is not Quran's fault.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:19 pm |
There are a lot more than 'family values' in that article! No wonder Cem tells me I am getting Old at 33...50 is not old in the U.S. !
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:26 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: Islam does not bar muslim ladies from taking an active role in science, commerce, business etc. Muhammed's first wife was a well known business woman (Hatica) who managed trade caravans running all around the place, all on her own.
What Quran decrees however is that the natural and the best place for any woman is by her family...it is an advice, a divine guidance. Other options are open to personal preference, they are not forbidden. |
That's really fantasy what you're talking about. Women in Islam are the most oppressed women in the world who have no personal freedom. In SA they can't even drive a car! How about MEN'S place? In between his four wifes...?? You call that "family values"?
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:27 pm |
you are definitely too old for certain things and still way too young for som other things..
is that hard to understand?
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:33 pm |
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That's really fantasy what you're talking about. Women in Islam are the most oppressed women in the world who have no personal freedom. In SA they can't even drive a car! How about MEN'S place? In between his four wifes...?? You call that "family values"?  |
You dont have a clue to what this is about, do you?
At least read Western thinkers (Bernard Lewis) comparing relative merits of Eastern and Western cultures, values etc., before you jump into the deep end of the pool.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:33 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: you are definitely too old for certain things and still way too young for som other things..
is that hard to understand? |
Alpha, age is a state of mind and I think you are trying to hold western minded women to an eastern standard. Most of us in the west (men and woman) are told we can do anything we set our mind to and that we are never too old to try new things....we are trying to compare apples to oranges. Maybe a turkish woman might feel she is too old for something, but I don't think you can tell a westernized woman that and leave with your dignity.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:37 pm |
It is obviously hard to understand...
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:39 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: It is obviously hard to understand... |
AHHHH....and that is the simple truth.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:39 pm |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting AlphaF: Islam does not bar muslim ladies from taking an active role in science, commerce, business etc. Muhammed's first wife was a well known business woman (Hatica) who managed trade caravans running all around the place, all on her own.
What Quran decrees however is that the natural and the best place for any woman is by her family...it is an advice, a divine guidance. Other options are open to personal preference, they are not forbidden. |
That's really fantasy what you're talking about. Women in Islam are the most oppressed women in the world who have no personal freedom. In SA they can't even drive a car! How about MEN'S place? In between his four wifes...?? You call that "family values"?  |
Didnt you read what AlphaF's said ?
Muhammed SAV first wife was a business woman before she got married to him and after she did till she died
So i guess if there was cars those days,she would be driving one !
There is much difference between what should be and what is happening..that is not in İslam.
You can say women in some Muslim's country dont have personal freedom or ...blah ,blah,i accept
But i dont accept that you say Women in Islam !
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:40 pm |
Quoting thehandsom:
But in order to keep the subject alive (and flamed ), I can say that Turkish girls are much better in bed then you western girls. So do not be surprised when a Turkish man leaves you for his ex Turkish gf or his wife.
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hmmm... when are you planning to leave your western woman to reunite with a turkish girl?
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:42 pm |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting AlphaF: Islam does not bar muslim ladies from taking an active role in science, commerce, business etc. Muhammed's first wife was a well known business woman (Hatica) who managed trade caravans running all around the place, all on her own.
What Quran decrees however is that the natural and the best place for any woman is by her family...it is an advice, a divine guidance. Other options are open to personal preference, they are not forbidden. |
That's really fantasy what you're talking about. Women in Islam are the most oppressed women in the world who have no personal freedom. In SA they can't even drive a car! How about MEN'S place? In between his four wifes...?? You call that "family values"?  |
Thats your biggest mistake you cant decide up to whats going on in SA. they are not the presenters of islam if you ask me...
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:44 pm |
Canli, Please correct me if I am wrong but many of these woman in Islamic countries are opressed because of cultural restrictions and not necessarily because of their religion. At least this is what I have been told...is it true?
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:45 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: Islam does not bar muslim ladies from taking an active role in science, commerce, business etc. Muhammed's first wife was a well known business woman (Hatica) who managed trade caravans running all around the place, all on her own. |
this is actually very interesting. a young man marries a rich old woman nice! i should clap my hands and say bravo mr mohammet
but then what happent to him? is that because he was freed from his old wife and compensated his sufferings with many many women including very young ones?
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:48 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: but many of these woman in Islamic countries are opressed because of cultural restrictions and not necessarily because of their religion. |
Please show me the cultural rules that are separate from religion (and that religion is against) which are the cause of the oppression of women.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:49 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: Canli, Please correct me if I am wrong but many of these woman in Islamic countries are opressed because of cultural restrictions and not necessarily because of their religion. At least this is what I have been told...is it true? |
Yes in the most cases,and in other cases is wrong understanding for religion itself,for example,why the heck women cant drive cars ?
What this got to do with İslam ?!
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:53 pm |
Quoting CANLI: Quoting catwoman: Quoting AlphaF: Islam does not bar muslim ladies from taking an active role in science, commerce, business etc. Muhammed's first wife was a well known business woman (Hatica) who managed trade caravans running all around the place, all on her own.
What Quran decrees however is that the natural and the best place for any woman is by her family...it is an advice, a divine guidance. Other options are open to personal preference, they are not forbidden. |
That's really fantasy what you're talking about. Women in Islam are the most oppressed women in the world who have no personal freedom. In SA they can't even drive a car! How about MEN'S place? In between his four wifes...?? You call that "family values"?  |
Didnt you read what AlphaF's said ?
Muhammed SAV first wife was a business woman before she got married to him and after she did till she died
So i guess if there was cars those days,she would be driving one !
There is much difference between what should be and what is happening..that is not in İslam.
You can say women in some Muslim's country dont have personal freedom or ...blah ,blah,i accept
But i dont accept that you say Women in Islam ! |
super!
kadisha, super business woman driving expensive cars on one hand
and aisha with all other wives from colorfull harem wrapped up with blankets kept home
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 07:54 pm |
Quoting CANLI: Quoting Elisabeth: Canli, Please correct me if I am wrong but many of these woman in Islamic countries are opressed because of cultural restrictions and not necessarily because of their religion. At least this is what I have been told...is it true? |
Yes in the most cases,and in other cases is wrong understanding for religion itself,for example,why the heck women cant drive cars ?
What this got to do with İslam ?! |
I am no religious scholar but cars where not even invented when Mohammed was around...I have to agree with you. It is one of those things that make you say...HUMMMMM!
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 08:04 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal:
super!
kadisha, super business woman driving expensive cars on one hand
and aisha with all other wives from colorfull harem wrapped up with blankets kept home
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Look,Kadica ,Ayşa, and all Mohammed's SAV wives are holy to us,i would've answered to you if i know you would show them same respect that we show to Holy Mary,but knowing you wouldnt,so better end it.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 08:07 pm |
Quoting CANLI: Quoting femme_fatal:
super!
kadisha, super business woman driving expensive cars on one hand
and aisha with all other wives from colorfull harem wrapped up with blankets kept home
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Look,Kadica ,Ayşa, and all Mohammed's SAV wives are holy to us,i would've answered to you if i know you would show them same respect that we show to Holy Mary,but knowing you wouldnt,so better end it. |
why would i care if you respect mary or not?
i surely respect those poor women, but i think you prophet never did!
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 08:12 pm |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting Elisabeth: but many of these woman in Islamic countries are opressed because of cultural restrictions and not necessarily because of their religion. |
Please show me the cultural rules that are separate from religion (and that religion is against) which are the cause of the oppression of women. |
I am not sure if you are asking me or someone else to answer this, so I will try to quantify what I am asking. When I first started dating my husband, I kind of laid down the law of who and what I am and what I will and will not do. I told him NO headscarf, NO converting to Islam, NO stay at home mommy stuff, NO not driving....ect...This was my experience with Islamic culture from my visits to SA. He explained that many of those things where cultural and he would never expect them from me because they were not part of his religion. I was curious if anyone felt like this was part of the religion or if they felt it was cultural.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 08:49 pm |
Quoting CANLI: Quoting femme_fatal:
super!
kadisha, super business woman driving expensive cars on one hand
and aisha with all other wives from colorfull harem wrapped up with blankets kept home
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Look,Kadica ,Ayşa, and all Mohammed's SAV wives are holy to us,i would've answered to you if i know you would show them same respect that we show to Holy Mary,but knowing you wouldnt,so better end it. |
canli
you should indeed end discussing with me on islam because you know nothing on it. the only way you believe in this religion is the way you were raised in this. you have no choice, so do many other muslims, because apostates should be punished by death accordin to islam.
your knowledge on this religion is too weak to discuss with me, all you know is a traditional local islam.
i will always question and criticise you, no matter how many defenders you have on this site.
cheese
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:06 pm |
Come on, you are all off-topic! Back to the first question please!
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:11 pm |
Quoting Trudy: Come on, you are all off-topic! Back to the first question please!  |
we cant talk of turkish girls out of islam, can we?
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:17 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting Trudy: Come on, you are all off-topic! Back to the first question please!  |
we cant talk of turkish girls out of islam, can we? |
No, we can't. But there are soooooo many topics about all aspects of Islam that I like to hear this other part: the female approach, the female Dudu's etc as stated in the first post. Just for a change (and because I'm curious.... .
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:21 pm |
Quoting Trudy: the female Dudu's etc as stated in the first post. |
OMG this is impossible! all turkish girls are virgins!
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:23 pm |
Quoting Trudy: No, we can't. But there are soooooo many topics about all aspects of Islam that I like to hear this other part: the female approach, the female Dudu's etc as stated in the first post. Just for a change (and because I'm curious.... . |
I ermmm hate to offend anyone, but you are more likely to find Eastern european dudus... there are even websites naming and shaming the girls who try to con men out of money.
Dont shoot me for saying this!
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:23 pm |
This aggressive attack on Islamic values and insult to those who are most revered in Islam is way way out of line, and VERY much against Forum Rules.
I think the reason the "rules" were implemented was to prohibit just such activity. There isn't enough time or space here to get into religious debate. It's a very deep subject and few here are educated enough to delve into it.
One thing for sure is you don't see in Turkey are the elderly abandoned to Senior care facilities while their children have "more important" things to do. Children enjoy the love and care of an extended family/village, not profit driven child care centers. Food is created by people who have an interest in the health of those who partake of it, not the profit of the sale of a manufactured for profit commodity.
Think about it.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:26 pm |
TC Humor Police is here!
QUIET everybody!
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:30 pm |
Quoting Trudy: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting Trudy: Come on, you are all off-topic! Back to the first question please!  |
we cant talk of turkish girls out of islam, can we? |
No, we can't. But there are soooooo many topics about all aspects of Islam that I like to hear this other part: the female approach, the female Dudu's etc as stated in the first post. Just for a change (and because I'm curious.... . |
I agree with you. I wonder how many times femme has actually been to Turkey...How do you really describe such extremes? Living here has opened my eyes to the true meaning of *land of contrasts*. It really is here. How do you define a country where punk, mini-skirted, tattooed women co-exist with covered chain smoking women and women covered completely only revealing nose and eyes? That is what I see on a daily basis.
Within these diverse families there are similarities: importance of family opinion in making major life decisions just to name one. So this is like Latin America or even in the USA where families can be strong and big factors in chosing careers and future mates.
My question is; How free are we western women truly? How many of us would marry a man of a different race, religion, or economic status if our family put their foot down and said no way! I know good friends in the US who have called off weddings becaus their parents said no. So Who are we to judge another culture...
Yes there are oppressed women in Turkey and it is much different than an oppressed woman in the west...
But we shouldn*t make this an islam vs. the west issue. It isn*t just that...
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:31 pm |
Alameda, if people INSIST on turning every thread into a promotion of the beauty of Islam (talking about religion is also against the rules) then you cannot complain when people have opposite views and express them.
I believe this is the first mention of Islam in this thread.
Quoting AlphaF: Islam does not bar muslim ladies from taking an active role in science, commerce, business etc. Muhammed's first wife was a well known business woman (Hatica) who managed trade caravans running all around the place, all on her own.
What Quran decrees however is that the natural and the best place for any woman is by her family...it is an advice, a divine guidance. Other options are open to personal preference, they are not forbidden.
If some idiots misunderstand, misinterpret and mispractice Islam, it is not Quran's fault. |
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:34 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: TC Humor Police is here!
QUIET everybody! |
Not me!!!!! (being police and for sure not being quiet!)
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:35 pm |
I know a few Turkish ladies who married American men. One was quite sad, others successful.
The horrible marriage, her husband beat and abused her. She had two children and had to stay in the country to be near her children, as he wouldn't let them leave the country. She was a "secular" Muslim. She worked hard to support and care for her children, he did not offer very much support, certainly not enough to actually support them. She did an amazing job raising her children, both are now in college and doing well.
Two others married American men and are happy. The men converted to Islam and are close to the women's families.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:36 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Alameda, if people INSIST on turning every thread into a promotion of the beauty of Islam (talking about religion is also against the rules) then you cannot complain when people have opposite views and express them. |
+100000
Why do I just agree with people today...?
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:36 pm |
Where are the 'experiences' of foreign men with Turkish girls, like the OP asked? Only thehandsom told one (and that wasn't very positive for us western women...).
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:41 pm |
You have a point there AEnigma.....I guess we should never mention ANY religion directly in order to keep out of these religious wars. Some react in a particularly vitriolic manner. It does become difficult at times. I just posted about 3 Turkish ladies who married American men. In it I mentioned some of the men converted to Islam. That was mentioned as a historic fact.
Quoting AEnigma III: Alameda, if people INSIST on turning every thread into a promotion of the beauty of Islam (talking about religion is also against the rules) then you cannot complain when people have opposite views and express them.
I believe this is the first mention of Islam in this thread.
Quoting AlphaF: Islam does not bar muslim ladies from taking an active role in science, commerce, business etc. Muhammed's first wife was a well known business woman (Hatica) who managed trade caravans running all around the place, all on her own.
What Quran decrees however is that the natural and the best place for any woman is by her family...it is an advice, a divine guidance. Other options are open to personal preference, they are not forbidden.
If some idiots misunderstand, misinterpret and mispractice Islam, it is not Quran's fault. |
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:41 pm |
Quoting Trudy: Where are the 'experiences' of foreign men with Turkish girls, like the OP asked? Only thehandsom told one (and that wasn't very positive for us western women...). |
Hate to break it to ya...it seems that the view of western women isn*t too high around these parts ,Turkey, but oh well!
But now i am turning this thread into another topic...hmmm...back to the topic Turkish women!
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:52 pm |
Trying to talk about Turkey and not mention Islam is like trying to talk about the weather without mentioning the word rain.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:56 pm |
Quoting alameda: This aggressive attack on Islamic values and insult to those who are most revered in Islam is way way out of line, and VERY much against Forum Rules.
I think the reason the "rules" were implemented was to prohibit just such activity. There isn't enough time or space here to get into religious debate. It's a very deep subject and few here are educated enough to delve into it.
One thing for sure is you don't see in Turkey are the elderly abandoned to Senior care facilities while their children have "more important" things to do. Children enjoy the love and care of an extended family/village, not profit driven child care centers. Food is created by people who have an interest in the health of those who partake of it, not the profit of the sale of a manufactured for profit commodity.
Think about it.
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Please put me in a nursing home when I am elderly and unable to take care of myself. I would never put that burden on my children. I believe the parent's job is to raise their children, not to have their children stop their lives to take care of me. Just my thought.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 09:57 pm |
Quoting alameda: The men converted to Islam and are close to the women's families. |
a really nice happy end, alameda!
we should all seek to convert to islam to be happy
btw, does it also often happen the other way round? muslim men converting into christianity or other religions? or muslim women converting into other religions?
if so whats the reaction of their muslim families?
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 10:00 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting alameda: The men converted to Islam and are close to the women's families. |
a really nice happy end, alameda!
we should all seek to convert to islam to be happy
btw, does it also often happen the other way round? muslim men converting into christianity or other religions? or muslim women converting into other religions?
if so whats the reaction of their muslim families? |
It is not common in the states to convert to Muslim, who ever is painting this picture, is totally incorrect. Same as Muslim men converting into Christians, very few.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 10:01 pm |
Quoting Capoeira: I wonder how many times femme has actually been to Turkey.
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i dont need to fly to the moon in order to state that theres a moon.
i dont need to live in the times of prophets to know the religions.
so if you been there 4 times not 10, it means you would know the things 6 times lesser?
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 10:04 pm |
Quoting teaschip1: It is not common in the states to convert to Muslim, who ever is painting this picture, is totally incorrect. |
Let's hope you are right.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 10:11 pm |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting teaschip1: It is not common in the states to convert to Muslim, who ever is painting this picture, is totally incorrect. |
Let's hope you are right. |
teas, right to some extent. theres a huge propaganda that manipulates with numbers. most of them are myths with no real statistics support, used by different reliogious orgs.
e.g. islamic orgs in usa amidst them cair claim that there were 6 million converts within a few years after 9/11 i.e. of course a huge bubble myth.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 10:24 pm |
Quoting teaschip1: ..............
Please put me in a nursing home when I am elderly and unable to take care of myself. I would never put that burden on my children. I believe the parent's job is to raise their children, not to have their children stop their lives to take care of me. Just my thought. |
Careful what you wish for Teaschip1, you might just get it. I've seen those facilities that "care" for the elderly and they are horror chambers to say the least!
I used to do volunteer for an organization that visited the elderly in their homes in New York City. It broke my heart it was so tragic.
My job was just to offer company and companionship. Sit and watch TV and visit or listen to their stories. Many of them had children who lived far away and hadn't seen them for years.
New York had great social services at that time. There were house cleaners, meals on wheels to visit them. They still just needed somebody to visit them. I used to think how tragic that these people had raised a family, but the only one visiting them now was me, a stranger.
I would not want to be a burden either, but then children are burdens also. Certainly carrying them 9 months and looking after them for 18 years is a lot of work. I think the integration of the whole family unit through all it's seasons is a healthy family.
Children learn about growing older at an early age. They are not shocked by being segregated into not only color, class, ethnicity, but age they learn from the elders and the elders learn and are kept young by the exposure to the youthful energy.
It has not really been noticed yet, but Senior Communities are really another type of ghetto that robs society of a valuable treasure and blinds society to the reality of life.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 10:27 pm |
I am only reporting truthfully what I have seen. I made no value judgements, but reported what I witnessed. If it bothers you, hey that's too bad.
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting alameda: The men converted to Islam and are close to the women's families. |
a really nice happy end, alameda!
we should all seek to convert to islam to be happy
btw, does it also often happen the other way round? muslim men converting into christianity or other religions? or muslim women converting into other religions?
if so whats the reaction of their muslim families? |
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 10:27 pm |
I agree with Alameda (about nursing homes)! Finally!!!
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 10:30 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting alameda: The men converted to Islam and are close to the women's families. |
a really nice happy end, alameda!
we should all seek to convert to islam to be happy
btw, does it also often happen the other way round? muslim men converting into christianity or other religions? or muslim women converting into other religions?
if so whats the reaction of their muslim families? |
for peace here,i think you all need to convert,i recomend you Budism or Judaism,escpecially for Dudus
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 10:32 pm |
I can only speak from my own experiences, I had the "burden" of growing up with my Grandmother living with me. I learned to sew, garden, cook, I learned the wonderful stories of her past and the history of my family. She even taught me how to read music and play the mandolin. Now my mother is disabled and my son has that same burden to look forward to. My healthcare career started by working in a nursing home and if my son ever puts me in a nursing home, when I die I will rise up from the grave and haunt his every waking moment!!
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 10:36 pm |
Quoting alameda: I am only reporting truthfully what I have seen. I made no value judgements, but reported what I witnessed. If it bothers you, hey that's too bad.
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alameda, alright, you just stated the facts, ok, no problema
but if it bothers me why is it too bad? bad for you or me? make yourself clear, plz.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 10:38 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: when I die I will rise up from the grave and haunt his every waking moment!! |
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 10:38 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting alameda: I am only reporting truthfully what I have seen. I made no value judgements, but reported what I witnessed. If it bothers you, hey that's too bad.
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alameda, alright, you just stated the facts, ok, no problema
but if it bothers me why is it too bad? bad for you or me? make yourself clear, plz. |
My try: Bad for your psychology.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 10:40 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting alameda: I am only reporting truthfully what I have seen. I made no value judgements, but reported what I witnessed. If it bothers you, hey that's too bad.
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alameda, alright, you just stated the facts, ok, no problema
but if it bothers me why is it too bad? bad for you or me? make yourself clear, plz. |
My try: Bad for your psychology. |
i dont have a psychology
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 10:50 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal:
canli
you should indeed end discussing with me on islam
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Why would i want to discuss it with you at the first place ?! hee
Quoting femme_fatal:
because you know nothing on it. the only way you believe in this religion is the way you were raised in this. you have no choice, so do many other muslims, because apostates should be punished by death accordin to islam.
your knowledge on this religion is too weak to discuss with me, all you know is a traditional local islam.
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Next thing you will teach me about my OWN religion İmam FF ?! hee hee
İ wonder how many years have you studied İslam,and how many İmams have taught you so you are qualified to teach İslam?!
You made me laugh.. thx lol
Quoting femme_fatal:
i will always question and criticise you, no matter how many defenders you have on this site.
cheese
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Defenders?!
Hmmmmm,defend me against what ? who is attacking me,and on what base ?!
For being Muslim and Eastern ?!
Anyhow good to know that i have many defenders in this site
Feel free to do whatever you want dear,if i care !
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 10:57 pm |
I didn't say it was common, I reported what I saw, and you did not see.
Quoting teaschip1:
It is not common in the states to convert to Muslim, who ever is painting this picture, is totally incorrect. Same as Muslim men converting into Christians, very few. |
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 11:00 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: I can only speak from my own experiences, I had the "burden" of growing up with my Grandmother living with me. I learned to sew, garden, cook, I learned the wonderful stories of her past and the history of my family. She even taught me how to read music and play the mandolin. Now my mother is disabled and my son has that same burden to look forward to. My healthcare career started by working in a nursing home and if my son ever puts me in a nursing home, when I die I will rise up from the grave and haunt his every waking moment!! |
My grandmother is in a nursing home currently and loves it. Couldn't imagine being anywhere else. She has made so many friends and they have so many activities for her, even wine tasting ever Thursday night. I realize there are some bad nursing homes and you should really investigate them before making a decision, however not all of them are terrible.
I see how stressful it is from friends of mine who caregive for their parents. They said they could never put their parents in a nursing home, but now are regretting that decision. I know it's a difficult decision to make, sometimes it's the best decision. They can be around people their own age, have planned activities and still fill independant instead of having their children do everything for them and being resentful.
I could never imagine asking my son to put his life on hold to take care of me, I would never do it.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 11:02 pm |
Quoting alameda: I didn't say it was common, I reported what I saw, and you did not see.
Quoting teaschip1:
It is not common in the states to convert to Muslim, who ever is painting this picture, is totally incorrect. Same as Muslim men converting into Christians, very few. |
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Ok, Alameda I have no idea what your talking about. I was responding to Femme's post.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 11:08 pm |
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My grandmother is in a nursing home currently and loves it. Couldn't imagine being anywhere else. She has made so many friends and they have so many activities for her, even wine tasting ever Thursday night. I realize there are some bad nursing homes and you should really investigate them before making a decision, however not all of them are terrible.
I see how stressful it is from friends of mine who caregive for their parents. They said they could never put their parents in a nursing home, but now are regretting that decision. I know it's a difficult decision to make, sometimes it's the best decision. They can be around people their own age, have planned activities and still fill independant instead of having their children do everything for them and being resentful.
I could never imagine asking my son to put his life on hold to take care of me, I would never do it. |
I think you make a good point but I would still rather be with my family. I know there are good retirement homes and I am glad that your grandmother is happy and in a safe place. I guess I never really thought about my grandmothers presence as anything out of the ordinary. I don't even think my parents discussed it. It seemed normal and we all loved having her. I know this is normal for most Turkish families to have extended family living with them too. I think those are the kinds of things that make me grateful that I am married to a Turkish man. I think an American man would have a serious problem with one or both of my parents living with me.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 11:12 pm |
They would at least need to visit me every week...
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 11:19 pm |
There are different types of nursing homes and then there are 'retirement communities' which is like a resort only all old people and really expensive. I worked as an art therapist at a really nice place like that. They had a fully equipped art studio...even the nursing home part for the really sick people had all the art supplies they could ever want. They had a recreation therapist, therapy animals and even a garden they could work in. Then there is the one my best friends father in law is in where they let him lay in one spot so long he got bed sores...and he counts the birds for entertainment.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 11:21 pm |
Quoting teaschip1: They would at least need to visit me every week... |
Will we still be able to have our slumber parties, though? We promise to turn you so you don't get bed sores!
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 11:24 pm |
Quoting teaschip1:
Please put me in a nursing home when I am elderly and unable to take care of myself. I would never put that burden on my children. I believe the parent's job is to raise their children, not to have their children stop their lives to take care of me. Just my thought. |
+ 1
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 11:25 pm |
Quoting CANLI:
Why would i want to discuss it with you at the first place ?! hee
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i donno, it often happens so.
Quoting CANLI:
Next thing you will teach me about my OWN religion İmam FF ?! hee hee
İ wonder how many years have you studied İslam,and how many İmams have taught you so you are qualified to teach İslam?!
You made me laugh.. thx lol
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i never said i would teach you brrrr i dont wish a student like you.
yes, canli, we have different qualifications!
you can call me imam FF
Quoting CANLI:
Defenders?!
Hmmmmm,defend me against what ? who is attacking me,and on what base ?!
For being Muslim and Eastern ?!
Anyhow good to know that i have many defenders in this site
Feel free to do whatever you want dear,if i care !  |
defend you from me
i didnt say you had many defenders
yes, of course, i always feel free in opposite to you.
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 11:27 pm |
people
why dont you take into consideration that there also could be horrible families that no elder would want to stay with?
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 11:32 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: people
why dont you take into consideration that there also could be horrible families that no elder would want to stay with? |
Yikes! I didn't even think of that. I guess it does happen, but its so sad!! NOW YOU MADE ME SAD!!
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13 Nov 2007 Tue 11:39 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting femme_fatal: people
why dont you take into consideration that there also could be horrible families that no elder would want to stay with? |
Yikes! I didn't even think of that. I guess it does happen, but its so sad!! NOW YOU MADE ME SAD!! |
see? family life isnt so happy and colorful as alameda wants us to believe
as for me, i actually prefer to die before i became disabled or so i wouldnt be a burden to anyone at all. die quickly till i have enough strength and brain to cope myself
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 12:20 am |
Quoting Karine: Hi everybody,
The Topic about Turkish men was interesting but now I wonder what about Turkish girls…
I would like to know if in this forum there are foreign men who have a relationship with Turkish girls and if any of them have got a bad experience or have been exploited for a visa…
Same the Turkish men are welcome here to give a comment!
Thank you for your answers… : )
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Trying to go back to the original subject:
After reading the threads in TC I can definately say a few things :
-Turkish girls wont buy those 'askim cicim balim' things as easy as western girls. (They will know easily the man is a lier)
-Turkish girls wont send money to a man because he is unemployed during winter season (or he has no money to buy credit for sms messaging).
-Turkish girls wont go to hamam to have a massage from a man!
-They will know the man is a holiday worker in two minutes.
-a Turkish girl wont open her legs easily. (They will turture a man for that)
(I may add a bit more later on)
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 12:28 am |
Quoting thehandsom: -a Turkish girl wont open her legs easily. |
Then there is a HUGE difference between Turkish girls and Turkish boys. :-S
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 12:42 am |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting thehandsom: -a Turkish girl wont open her legs easily. |
Then there is a HUGE difference between Turkish girls and Turkish boys. :-S |
hehehe
do turkish boys open legs easily ?
what happens when they open their legs
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 12:48 am |
They start talking sense?
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 12:51 am |
Quoting mylo: They start talking sense? |
ok mylo where have you been during this convo or u on night duty again !!
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 12:55 am |
No had a couple of hit jobs on crooked Home Office workers,stakeout,inform,kill in that order,so i've been a bit busy as there are so many of them
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 01:07 am |
Quoting mylo: No had a couple of hit jobs on crooked Home Office workers,stakeout,inform,kill in that order,so i've been a bit busy as there are so many of them |
does that mean i gotta start hiding out now
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 01:48 am |
Quoting femme_fatal: people
why dont you take into consideration that there also could be horrible families that no elder would want to stay with? |
How true! Elder Abuse is a big problem.
One has to evaluate the environment that produced them. It's not just the family, it's the whole societal infrastructure.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 02:23 am |
Quoting Elisabeth: I can only speak from my own experiences, I had the "burden" of growing up with my Grandmother living with me. I learned to sew, garden, cook, I learned the wonderful stories of her past and the history of my family. She even taught me how to read music and play the mandolin. |
+1000
I would do everything possible to ensure that my parents are not "put" into homes. I am glad to say that none of my grandparents had to be moved from their homes before they died because of the help our family gave them and their houses were always full of us kids "bothering" them!
There is a tendency in our society to dismiss old people as lesser people just because they may not understand latest technology or are hard of hearing. I always talked to my grandparents as PEOPLE never old-people and learned so much from them. There is STILL much you can learn from someone who has life experience. We never avoided any subject (do we assume they never had sex, boyfriend/girlfriends or experienced the same things as us? : D )
They gave their lives to their children and grandchildren - is it such a "burden" to give them a little help when they need it in their old age?
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 04:31 am |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting Elisabeth: I can only speak from my own experiences, I had the "burden" of growing up with my Grandmother living with me. I learned to sew, garden, cook, I learned the wonderful stories of her past and the history of my family. She even taught me how to read music and play the mandolin. |
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I would do everything possible to ensure that my parents are not "put" into homes. I am glad to say that none of my grandparents had to be moved from their homes before they died because of the help our family gave them and their houses were always full of us kids "bothering" them!
There is a tendency in our society to dismiss old people as lesser people just because they may not understand latest technology or are hard of hearing. I always talked to my grandparents as PEOPLE never old-people and learned so much from them. There is STILL much you can learn from someone who has life experience. We never avoided any subject (do we assume they never had sex, boyfriend/girlfriends or experienced the same things as us? : D )
They gave their lives to their children and grandchildren - is it such a "burden" to give them a little help when they need it in their old age?
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i am not sure that is how E meant it. I think from the sounds of it she enjoyed much of what she learned from her grandmother. i think? :-S
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 05:32 am |
Quoting thehandsom: Quoting Leelu: Quoting thehandsom: I think my experience with Turkish girls wont count as I am Turkish man. Sorry |
sure it will .. go ahead thehandsom start it off .. |
Well..
I dont want to fill up this site's mysql database with my memoirs. (already throwing errors from time to time. It wont be able to cope with my writings)
But in order to keep the subject alive (and flamed ), I can say that Turkish girls are much better in bed then you western girls. So do not be surprised when a Turkish man leaves you for his ex Turkish gf or his wife.
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hmmmm.... turkish women who don't open their legs easily, are good in bed??? :-S anyway... so turkish men just want to have sex with western girls even if they are not completely satisfied... i mean compared to turkish girls...( oh this isn't meant to be an insult for western girls, and turkish girls also... just a comment from the previous post. ) hmmmmm.... men... tsk tsk tsk....
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 10:34 am |
loved it!
a really good post, just in time!
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 10:38 am |
Quoting egyptian_tomb: i am not sure that is how E meant it. I think from the sounds of it she enjoyed much of what she learned from her grandmother. i think? :-S |
Yes - I was agreeing with her!
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 01:17 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal:
loved it!
a really good post, just in time!
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being so manny times in turkey and lived there for a while,i can only say,oh yes they open their legs so easily escpecially when you come to pick her up with a average car!
then,yes they are commited to families...but why do you generalize!my friend,she wears a head scarf and she is having affaire with a man,not the first one,do you know why?cause her husband is half of his day at work and half of his free day out!
so if you think that turkish women doesnt like or open legs so easily :you r so wrong!they do,and they like it!
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 01:18 pm |
tho this chat about elder people make it offtopic, let me just add some points.
i just thought that we idealize elder people.
people, not all grandmas and pas are that nice as some of have here.
you know, that some old people can so annoying. i dont mind taking care of them physically, but mentally i surely wont cope with some of them.
i had two different grandmas.
and i had a really nice 85 year old neighbour lady, she was a super wise woman. loved having chats with her.
so lets not draw a picture of old people as if they were angels. i agree they raised us, they helped us, but some of them behave really nasty. when i look at them i wish i could be a nice old lady supporting youngs, advising them.
and quickly die before i become a burden.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 01:28 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: tho this chat about elder people make it offtopic, let me just add some points.
i just thought that we idealize elder people.
people, not all grandmas and pas are that nice as some of have here.
you know, that some old people can so annoying. i dont mind taking care of them physically, but mentally i surely wont cope with some of them.
i had two different grandmas.
and i had a really nice 85 year old neighbour lady, she was a super wise woman. loved having chats with her.
so lets not draw a picture of old people as if they were angels. i agree they raised us, they helped us, but some of them behave really nasty. when i look at them i wish i could be a nice old lady supporting youngs, advising them.
and quickly die before i become a burden. |
i can start crying... this must be the end of the world...
i cant imagine these words came out of femme...
somebody wake me up!!
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 01:28 pm |
Quoting lada: Quoting femme_fatal:
loved it!
a really good post, just in time!
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being so manny times in turkey and lived there for a while,i can only say,oh yes they open their legs so easily escpecially when you come to pick her up with a average car!
then,yes they are commited to families...but why do you generalize!my friend,she wears a head scarf and she is having affaire with a man,not the first one,do you know why?cause her husband is half of his day at work and half of his free day out!
so if you think that turkish women doesnt like or open legs so easily :you r so wrong!they do,and they like it! |
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 02:09 pm |
Quoting lada: Quoting femme_fatal:
loved it!
a really good post, just in time!
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being so manny times in turkey and lived there for a while,i can only say,oh yes they open their legs so easily escpecially when you come to pick her up with a average car!
then,yes they are commited to families...but why do you generalize!my friend,she wears a head scarf and she is having affaire with a man,not the first one,do you know why?cause her husband is half of his day at work and half of his free day out!
so if you think that turkish women doesnt like or open legs so easily :you r so wrong!they do,and they like it! |
May be you found the right way, which we turkish men dont know.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 02:12 pm |
the reason they dont open their legs easily is that they are just afraid of their families and traditions. if the traditions let them have sex before marriage i am sure they would do it much more easily than western girls.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 02:14 pm |
Quoting ciko: am sure they would do it much more easily than western girls. |
oh plz no comparison
it sounded like who quickly and easily open their legs contest!
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 02:16 pm |
Quoting ciko: the reason they dont open their legs easily is that they are just afraid of their families and traditions. if the traditions let them have sex before marriage i am sure they would do it much more easily than western girls. |
i dont support sex before marriage.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 02:19 pm |
social rules and traditions changing fastly in our country to,for more freedoms and more selfishness.And pity our youth goin deeep and deep day by day in hedonism hell,and lasy mohikans (parents) trying to keep em away from somethings with their weak abilities how can you dream a happy people while youth prefer to open legs instead of open hearts?????
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 02:20 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting ciko: am sure they would do it much more easily than western girls. |
oh plz no comparison
it sounded like who quickly and easily open their legs contest!  |
no no you misunderstood.
the thandsom said a turkish girl doesnt open her legs so as easily as western women..it sounded like a"ll turkish girls have such beautiful values ...and western women are so cheap"..i just dont like it..
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 02:22 pm |
Quoting MrX67: how can you dream a happy people while youth prefer to open legs instead of open hearts????? |
well i can open them both at the same time..so no problem for me
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 02:23 pm |
Quoting ciko: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting ciko: am sure they would do it much more easily than western girls. |
oh plz no comparison
it sounded like who quickly and easily open their legs contest!  |
no no you misunderstood.
the thandsom said a turkish girl doesnt open her legs so as easily as western women..it sounded like a"ll turkish girls have such beautiful values ...and western women are so cheap"..i just dont like it.. |
and you calculted angle of Turkish girls' legs for critise him,right Ciko bro??thats really sad
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 02:29 pm |
Quoting ciko: Quoting MrX67: how can you dream a happy people while youth prefer to open legs instead of open hearts????? |
well i can open them both at the same time..so no problem for me |
well thats ur life and you free for ur all choises,but you have to talk a bit more carefully and respectfull while talking on serious topics i think?
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 02:51 pm |
Quoting Roswitha: Invisible Ties
Beeing a woman in Turkey is something different than in Europe. Luckly or unluckly, you are born in a society with so many invisible rules, lets say ties.
There are two main points in the life of a turkish woman: first marriage(means first sex, leaving family, becoming someone else that she is not), second having a child(means from now on she does not exust). Whatever success she gets at her school, in her personal relations, at her work what makes her “good†or “badâ€is the way she is as a wife and a mum. Society is so obsessed of the separation between good and bad ones. Of course there are not always blacks and whites in life. Mostly there are different colours between white and black. The women with different colours learn to act, act like somebody else but somebody totally white. They apply that to all their life if they are not strong enough to revel these ties. Most of the modern living women in Turkey, mostly living in big cities, have shortcut solutions for that style of life with hard rules: They cheat, lie , hide but always smile. So they become more and more mysterious ,diplomatic and smart as much as a fox in human relations.
The women in Turkey educated to become polite, sensitive, feminin enough but not vulgar or sexy. Every women was born into the fact of becoming a mother one day. Mothers are the holiest: beeing mother means that carrying the name of your husband, the future honour of your child and your family`s name also cooking good and beeing a perfect housewife. Exactly like in the model of a wife in USA. Untill you ‘ll become a mother, the society accepts you as a virgin. That means you ll become a mother one day, so you must take all the responsibilities of having the title “mother†one day. You should not be too clever, too talkative, crazy , childish ,you should not have a boy friend or sex, you should not have make up, you should not laugh laudly, you should not go parties or come home late after 6 pm and so on so on..Shortly, even you are still a teenager you should be neither a women or an adult nor a child or a teenager. In the rebellious ages of the teenage, times of a fight for existing as yourself and becoming a person in the society, that is a hard kick given to women on the ass. With so many dilemmas between her natural development and the family-society rules, how can we expect to create a heathy future mums,future generations. Before learning to be a person how can a woman learn to be a mum. These are the questions that my society forgets to ask himself. When the little girls in europe occuping their minds everything else but beeing a mum, the turkish girls are beeing kneaded with the rules of her future life. She has to deceide between the family love+rules she learned and her independancy. When she goes to another city to work, to study she lives abit her own life. However,it is very rare that a women leaves the house before she is married even she works and earns her own money, enough to pay for herself alone. She lives her own life according to her unapprouved choices secretly hiding from family and people arround.
Marriage is not so simple in Turkey, having a family is a kind of life’s aim, the most important decision of someone’s life which is supposed to last for ever. That means so many charges are overloaded to that word for both men and women. After passing from family’s lovefull arms to a totally new envirenment like marriage ,women have of course tramvas. Because the women had never learned to live on her own or with somebody else than her family and also becouse the life outside is quite different than the fairy tales realising with a marriage as she learned all her life, she got difficulties. Depending so much on the family is same for the men, that causes always problems between couples and their families. Some marriages ends becouse of that. Here another role waits for the women, outside the pressures she had in her life untill now,from marriage on comes an extra one: the respect she must give to the family of her husband. She must be ready to commit every service for her husband’s family. Sometimes that causes big tragedies for the couples. For exemple,if she is not good exercised of housework in her younghood, she’d surely have a pressure from the family of her husband or envirentment in her unsuccess on cooking and other house-works’ style. Funny but stil common even in the most * modern* families: A good wife is the wife who looks beautiful, cooks the best, who serves the best and who has the cleanest and tidies house. She must always smile when she is serving to the guest who is there also as a criticizer.
In the case of divorces or loosing the husbands, women becomes another status in the society. Now she has to be more restricted than she was already. She is a widow/divorced now, a horriable word which all the women in my land hate. Cause now on most men arround her, sees her like a hunt, she has no care of her virginity anymore and she has noone anymore to protect her ,so that makes her available for them! Going out, looking nice, flirting, having fun in life is again a big sin for such single women like in their teenage. She must forget about coming home late in midnight, wearing colourfull or decolty, laughing longly,chatting long with the male baker in her street that she used shop since long years. Like for the girls making friendships with several boys is isolated by the society, some of the people will cut their contact to her. Even some of her same sexuality will see her as a danger for their men. Some old women will try to find new husband candidates for her which are much more older or under her standard. Because she must not stay a widow/divorced!
When a married women is older than 50 in Turkey, if she had not any problem with the nature, she is already a mum. But an old one. She is probably a bit fat, she makes no sport. Her child/ren is/are probably grown up. If she was working, she is probably retired. Now starts the life for a turkish woman with coming heath problems of aging, abit late but better than never. She wears mostly darker colours (young colours are for young people in my
land), probably has not many hobies and not much to do out of house works. Some of them began to wear a hair scarf and becomes more religious because the breathe of death seems no far anymore. Some of them apply the pressures, sorry traditions, to their son’s wifes or daughters that they had partly in their first years of marriage from the family of the husband learned. Some of them are occupied to grow up their grandchil/ren. Yeah 50 ies are not old ages, life starts for them but ironically they have already deceided that the life is ended.
Having a child changes all the life of a mum. Mostly the women are disappointed and unhappy in their marriage , and the child sometimes becomes the only reason to go on to that marriage. Beeing a mother is a holy thing. She learned that all her life. Now she is a mum. It is time to apply what she had learned about sacrifising. And she does that. She can close her eyes for all the beauties and attractivities of the life: happiness, health, love, money, sex, success, hobies.. From now on, she does not exist but her child. She can easly give up from her carreer, her health, her pleasures and from herself. Because as she learned from the family, she got the aim of her life and nothing left. She gives up taking care of the life outside. She gives less impostance to her look, her job, her husband…This time it is not anymore a must from the society, it is coming from inside her. Now she is changed into a protector, a sacrifiser a logical adult from a women married into dreams. In that point appears problems in the marriage too for some couples who are even happily married untill having the baby. Then if a woman gets a boy as a child, she buys him an auto-toy, if she gets a girl ,she buys her dolls and all the pinky kitchen accessoires. Then she teaches her children what she had learned from her parents and society: she teachs her son how to be a *man * and her daughter how to be a future’s *mum *. So restarts another cycle for another turkish woman…
[Cigdem Savaseri-Brackmann]
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Great text and so true.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 03:21 pm |
Quoting Prym: Quoting Roswitha: Invisible Ties
Beeing a woman in Turkey is something different than in Europe. Luckly or unluckly, you are born in a society with so many invisible rules, lets say ties.
There are two main points in the life of a turkish woman: first marriage(means first sex, leaving family, becoming someone else that she is not), second having a child(means from now on she does not exust). Whatever success she gets at her school, in her personal relations, at her work what makes her “good†or “badâ€is the way she is as a wife and a mum. Society is so obsessed of the separation between good and bad ones. Of course there are not always blacks and whites in life. Mostly there are different colours between white and black. The women with different colours learn to act, act like somebody else but somebody totally white. They apply that to all their life if they are not strong enough to revel these ties. Most of the modern living women in Turkey, mostly living in big cities, have shortcut solutions for that style of life with hard rules: They cheat, lie , hide but always smile. So they become more and more mysterious ,diplomatic and smart as much as a fox in human relations.
The women in Turkey educated to become polite, sensitive, feminin enough but not vulgar or sexy. Every women was born into the fact of becoming a mother one day. Mothers are the holiest: beeing mother means that carrying the name of your husband, the future honour of your child and your family`s name also cooking good and beeing a perfect housewife. Exactly like in the model of a wife in USA. Untill you ‘ll become a mother, the society accepts you as a virgin. That means you ll become a mother one day, so you must take all the responsibilities of having the title “mother†one day. You should not be too clever, too talkative, crazy , childish ,you should not have a boy friend or sex, you should not have make up, you should not laugh laudly, you should not go parties or come home late after 6 pm and so on so on..Shortly, even you are still a teenager you should be neither a women or an adult nor a child or a teenager. In the rebellious ages of the teenage, times of a fight for existing as yourself and becoming a person in the society, that is a hard kick given to women on the ass. With so many dilemmas between her natural development and the family-society rules, how can we expect to create a heathy future mums,future generations. Before learning to be a person how can a woman learn to be a mum. These are the questions that my society forgets to ask himself. When the little girls in europe occuping their minds everything else but beeing a mum, the turkish girls are beeing kneaded with the rules of her future life. She has to deceide between the family love+rules she learned and her independancy. When she goes to another city to work, to study she lives abit her own life. However,it is very rare that a women leaves the house before she is married even she works and earns her own money, enough to pay for herself alone. She lives her own life according to her unapprouved choices secretly hiding from family and people arround.
Marriage is not so simple in Turkey, having a family is a kind of life’s aim, the most important decision of someone’s life which is supposed to last for ever. That means so many charges are overloaded to that word for both men and women. After passing from family’s lovefull arms to a totally new envirenment like marriage ,women have of course tramvas. Because the women had never learned to live on her own or with somebody else than her family and also becouse the life outside is quite different than the fairy tales realising with a marriage as she learned all her life, she got difficulties. Depending so much on the family is same for the men, that causes always problems between couples and their families. Some marriages ends becouse of that. Here another role waits for the women, outside the pressures she had in her life untill now,from marriage on comes an extra one: the respect she must give to the family of her husband. She must be ready to commit every service for her husband’s family. Sometimes that causes big tragedies for the couples. For exemple,if she is not good exercised of housework in her younghood, she’d surely have a pressure from the family of her husband or envirentment in her unsuccess on cooking and other house-works’ style. Funny but stil common even in the most * modern* families: A good wife is the wife who looks beautiful, cooks the best, who serves the best and who has the cleanest and tidies house. She must always smile when she is serving to the guest who is there also as a criticizer.
In the case of divorces or loosing the husbands, women becomes another status in the society. Now she has to be more restricted than she was already. She is a widow/divorced now, a horriable word which all the women in my land hate. Cause now on most men arround her, sees her like a hunt, she has no care of her virginity anymore and she has noone anymore to protect her ,so that makes her available for them! Going out, looking nice, flirting, having fun in life is again a big sin for such single women like in their teenage. She must forget about coming home late in midnight, wearing colourfull or decolty, laughing longly,chatting long with the male baker in her street that she used shop since long years. Like for the girls making friendships with several boys is isolated by the society, some of the people will cut their contact to her. Even some of her same sexuality will see her as a danger for their men. Some old women will try to find new husband candidates for her which are much more older or under her standard. Because she must not stay a widow/divorced!
When a married women is older than 50 in Turkey, if she had not any problem with the nature, she is already a mum. But an old one. She is probably a bit fat, she makes no sport. Her child/ren is/are probably grown up. If she was working, she is probably retired. Now starts the life for a turkish woman with coming heath problems of aging, abit late but better than never. She wears mostly darker colours (young colours are for young people in my
land), probably has not many hobies and not much to do out of house works. Some of them began to wear a hair scarf and becomes more religious because the breathe of death seems no far anymore. Some of them apply the pressures, sorry traditions, to their son’s wifes or daughters that they had partly in their first years of marriage from the family of the husband learned. Some of them are occupied to grow up their grandchil/ren. Yeah 50 ies are not old ages, life starts for them but ironically they have already deceided that the life is ended.
Having a child changes all the life of a mum. Mostly the women are disappointed and unhappy in their marriage , and the child sometimes becomes the only reason to go on to that marriage. Beeing a mother is a holy thing. She learned that all her life. Now she is a mum. It is time to apply what she had learned about sacrifising. And she does that. She can close her eyes for all the beauties and attractivities of the life: happiness, health, love, money, sex, success, hobies.. From now on, she does not exist but her child. She can easly give up from her carreer, her health, her pleasures and from herself. Because as she learned from the family, she got the aim of her life and nothing left. She gives up taking care of the life outside. She gives less impostance to her look, her job, her husband…This time it is not anymore a must from the society, it is coming from inside her. Now she is changed into a protector, a sacrifiser a logical adult from a women married into dreams. In that point appears problems in the marriage too for some couples who are even happily married untill having the baby. Then if a woman gets a boy as a child, she buys him an auto-toy, if she gets a girl ,she buys her dolls and all the pinky kitchen accessoires. Then she teaches her children what she had learned from her parents and society: she teachs her son how to be a *man * and her daughter how to be a future’s *mum *. So restarts another cycle for another turkish woman…
[Cigdem Savaseri-Brackmann]
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Great text and so true. |
+1 thx for this great share Rose..
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 03:34 pm |
Quoting MrX67: Quoting Prym: Quoting Roswitha: Invisible Ties
Beeing a woman in Turkey is something different than in Europe. Luckly or unluckly, you are born in a society with so many invisible rules, lets say ties.
There are two main points in the life of a turkish woman: first marriage(means first sex, leaving family, becoming someone else that she is not), second having a child(means from now on she does not exust). Whatever success she gets at her school, in her personal relations, at her work what makes her “good†or “badâ€is the way she is as a wife and a mum. Society is so obsessed of the separation between good and bad ones. Of course there are not always blacks and whites in life. Mostly there are different colours between white and black. The women with different colours learn to act, act like somebody else but somebody totally white. They apply that to all their life if they are not strong enough to revel these ties. Most of the modern living women in Turkey, mostly living in big cities, have shortcut solutions for that style of life with hard rules: They cheat, lie , hide but always smile. So they become more and more mysterious ,diplomatic and smart as much as a fox in human relations.
The women in Turkey educated to become polite, sensitive, feminin enough but not vulgar or sexy. Every women was born into the fact of becoming a mother one day. Mothers are the holiest: beeing mother means that carrying the name of your husband, the future honour of your child and your family`s name also cooking good and beeing a perfect housewife. Exactly like in the model of a wife in USA. Untill you ‘ll become a mother, the society accepts you as a virgin. That means you ll become a mother one day, so you must take all the responsibilities of having the title “mother†one day. You should not be too clever, too talkative, crazy , childish ,you should not have a boy friend or sex, you should not have make up, you should not laugh laudly, you should not go parties or come home late after 6 pm and so on so on..Shortly, even you are still a teenager you should be neither a women or an adult nor a child or a teenager. In the rebellious ages of the teenage, times of a fight for existing as yourself and becoming a person in the society, that is a hard kick given to women on the ass. With so many dilemmas between her natural development and the family-society rules, how can we expect to create a heathy future mums,future generations. Before learning to be a person how can a woman learn to be a mum. These are the questions that my society forgets to ask himself. When the little girls in europe occuping their minds everything else but beeing a mum, the turkish girls are beeing kneaded with the rules of her future life. She has to deceide between the family love+rules she learned and her independancy. When she goes to another city to work, to study she lives abit her own life. However,it is very rare that a women leaves the house before she is married even she works and earns her own money, enough to pay for herself alone. She lives her own life according to her unapprouved choices secretly hiding from family and people arround.
Marriage is not so simple in Turkey, having a family is a kind of life’s aim, the most important decision of someone’s life which is supposed to last for ever. That means so many charges are overloaded to that word for both men and women. After passing from family’s lovefull arms to a totally new envirenment like marriage ,women have of course tramvas. Because the women had never learned to live on her own or with somebody else than her family and also becouse the life outside is quite different than the fairy tales realising with a marriage as she learned all her life, she got difficulties. Depending so much on the family is same for the men, that causes always problems between couples and their families. Some marriages ends becouse of that. Here another role waits for the women, outside the pressures she had in her life untill now,from marriage on comes an extra one: the respect she must give to the family of her husband. She must be ready to commit every service for her husband’s family. Sometimes that causes big tragedies for the couples. For exemple,if she is not good exercised of housework in her younghood, she’d surely have a pressure from the family of her husband or envirentment in her unsuccess on cooking and other house-works’ style. Funny but stil common even in the most * modern* families: A good wife is the wife who looks beautiful, cooks the best, who serves the best and who has the cleanest and tidies house. She must always smile when she is serving to the guest who is there also as a criticizer.
In the case of divorces or loosing the husbands, women becomes another status in the society. Now she has to be more restricted than she was already. She is a widow/divorced now, a horriable word which all the women in my land hate. Cause now on most men arround her, sees her like a hunt, she has no care of her virginity anymore and she has noone anymore to protect her ,so that makes her available for them! Going out, looking nice, flirting, having fun in life is again a big sin for such single women like in their teenage. She must forget about coming home late in midnight, wearing colourfull or decolty, laughing longly,chatting long with the male baker in her street that she used shop since long years. Like for the girls making friendships with several boys is isolated by the society, some of the people will cut their contact to her. Even some of her same sexuality will see her as a danger for their men. Some old women will try to find new husband candidates for her which are much more older or under her standard. Because she must not stay a widow/divorced!
When a married women is older than 50 in Turkey, if she had not any problem with the nature, she is already a mum. But an old one. She is probably a bit fat, she makes no sport. Her child/ren is/are probably grown up. If she was working, she is probably retired. Now starts the life for a turkish woman with coming heath problems of aging, abit late but better than never. She wears mostly darker colours (young colours are for young people in my
land), probably has not many hobies and not much to do out of house works. Some of them began to wear a hair scarf and becomes more religious because the breathe of death seems no far anymore. Some of them apply the pressures, sorry traditions, to their son’s wifes or daughters that they had partly in their first years of marriage from the family of the husband learned. Some of them are occupied to grow up their grandchil/ren. Yeah 50 ies are not old ages, life starts for them but ironically they have already deceided that the life is ended.
Having a child changes all the life of a mum. Mostly the women are disappointed and unhappy in their marriage , and the child sometimes becomes the only reason to go on to that marriage. Beeing a mother is a holy thing. She learned that all her life. Now she is a mum. It is time to apply what she had learned about sacrifising. And she does that. She can close her eyes for all the beauties and attractivities of the life: happiness, health, love, money, sex, success, hobies.. From now on, she does not exist but her child. She can easly give up from her carreer, her health, her pleasures and from herself. Because as she learned from the family, she got the aim of her life and nothing left. She gives up taking care of the life outside. She gives less impostance to her look, her job, her husband…This time it is not anymore a must from the society, it is coming from inside her. Now she is changed into a protector, a sacrifiser a logical adult from a women married into dreams. In that point appears problems in the marriage too for some couples who are even happily married untill having the baby. Then if a woman gets a boy as a child, she buys him an auto-toy, if she gets a girl ,she buys her dolls and all the pinky kitchen accessoires. Then she teaches her children what she had learned from her parents and society: she teachs her son how to be a *man * and her daughter how to be a future’s *mum *. So restarts another cycle for another turkish woman…
[Cigdem Savaseri-Brackmann]
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Great text and so true. |
+1 thx for this great share Rose.. |
Quote: if the turkish woman isn't able to bear a child... then what happens to her???... |
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 03:57 pm |
Quoting justinetime: Quote: if the turkish woman isn't able to bear a child... then what happens to her???... |
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It is just too bad!!
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 04:25 pm |
Quoting ciko:
the thandsom said a turkish girl doesnt open her legs so as easily as western women..it sounded like a"ll turkish girls have such beautiful values ...and western women are so cheap"..i just dont like it.. |
i think he was provoking western women.
i dont think hes praising turkish girls above others. its just a little trick to annoy some ladies here
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 04:27 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting ciko: the reason they dont open their legs easily is that they are just afraid of their families and traditions. if the traditions let them have sex before marriage i am sure they would do it much more easily than western girls. |
i dont support sex before marriage. |
are you serious ?
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 04:28 pm |
Quoting ciko: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting ciko: the reason they dont open their legs easily is that they are just afraid of their families and traditions. if the traditions let them have sex before marriage i am sure they would do it much more easily than western girls. |
i dont support sex before marriage. |
are you serious ?  |
100% serious
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 04:31 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting ciko: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting ciko: the reason they dont open their legs easily is that they are just afraid of their families and traditions. if the traditions let them have sex before marriage i am sure they would do it much more easily than western girls. |
i dont support sex before marriage. |
are you serious ?  |
100% serious |
but why?:S what is the point of staying virgin before marriage? why you should not make love with your lover when your body craves his or her body? i just cant understand
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 04:36 pm |
Quote: Quote: 100% serious |
but why?:S what is the point of staying virgin before marriage? why you should not make love with your lover when your body craves his or her body? i just cant understand  |
I still think you need to drive the car before buying it. I am not saying that you should test drive every car....but the one that you plan on driving for the rest of your life should be tested thoroughly before such a commitment is made!!
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 04:45 pm |
Quote: Quote: Quoting Elisabeth: 100% serious |
but why?:S what is the point of staying virgin before marriage? why you should not make love with your lover when your body craves his or her body? i just cant understand  |
I still think you need to drive the car before buying it. I am not saying that you should test drive every car....but the one that you plan on driving for the rest of your life should be tested thoroughly before such a commitment is made!! |
hahahahahahaha you made me laugh out loud but i didnt mean that..i mean i would not have sex to test how she is like i would do it just because i love her i cant explain..nevermind
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 05:18 pm |
and not easy to understand people who looking for honor between legs instead of in brain??
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 05:31 pm |
Quoting MrX67: and not easy to understand people who looking for honor between legs instead of in brain?? |
Quote: it is true that a couple's relationship should be stimulated by intelligence... having something in common, compatibility their brains and what not... i think it is still an individual preference, an individual's perception of his or her values and principles whether she should "close her legs or not".if she thinks it's the right time to do it, then good for her. if the person thinks that keeping her "legs closed" before marriage will ensure her of a good marriage and relationship in the future, she is entitled to that. Personally i also believe in no sex before marriage, and i think it's also because of this that my bf respects me more. he is waiting for us to get married before i we do it.  |
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 05:35 pm |
Quoting justinetime: Quoting MrX67: and not easy to understand people who looking for honor between legs instead of in brain?? |
Quote: it is true that a couple's relationship should be stimulated by intelligence... having something in common, compatibility their brains and what not... i think it is still an individual preference, an individual's perception of his or her values and principles whether she should "close her legs or not".if she thinks it's the right time to do it, then good for her. if the person thinks that keeping her "legs closed" before marriage will ensure her of a good marriage and relationship in the future, she is entitled to that. Personally i also believe in no sex before marriage, and i think it's also because of this that my bf respects me more. he is waiting for us to get married before i we do it.  |
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thats really not to hard to search or find true moral values after a good mind&heart filter and i think a true love more important then everything with loyalty..thats really big shame to seem in love just for sexual desires...
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 05:40 pm |
Quoting MrX67: Quoting justinetime: Quoting MrX67: and not easy to understand people who looking for honor between legs instead of in brain?? |
Quote: it is true that a couple's relationship should be stimulated by intelligence... having something in common, compatibility their brains and what not... i think it is still an individual preference, an individual's perception of his or her values and principles whether she should "close her legs or not".if she thinks it's the right time to do it, then good for her. if the person thinks that keeping her "legs closed" before marriage will ensure her of a good marriage and relationship in the future, she is entitled to that. Personally i also believe in no sex before marriage, and i think it's also because of this that my bf respects me more. he is waiting for us to get married before i we do it.  |
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thats really not to hard to search or find true moral values after a good mind&heart filter and i think a true love more important then everything with loyalty.. |
like i said... it is an individual preference... if you prefer having sex before marriage because of true love trust and loyalty, then there's no problem. i prefer however to have sex after marriage, i think true love can wait, it is patient, and kind. again... i'm saying... this is MY personal preference...
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 05:43 pm |
Quoting justinetime: Quoting MrX67: Quoting justinetime: Quoting MrX67: and not easy to understand people who looking for honor between legs instead of in brain?? |
Quote: it is true that a couple's relationship should be stimulated by intelligence... having something in common, compatibility their brains and what not... i think it is still an individual preference, an individual's perception of his or her values and principles whether she should "close her legs or not".if she thinks it's the right time to do it, then good for her. if the person thinks that keeping her "legs closed" before marriage will ensure her of a good marriage and relationship in the future, she is entitled to that. Personally i also believe in no sex before marriage, and i think it's also because of this that my bf respects me more. he is waiting for us to get married before i we do it.  |
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thats really not to hard to search or find true moral values after a good mind&heart filter and i think a true love more important then everything with loyalty.. |
like i said... it is an individual preference... if you prefer having sex before marriage because of true love trust and loyalty, then there's no problem. i prefer however to have sex after marriage, i think true love can wait, it is patient, and kind. again... i'm saying... this is MY personal preference... |
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 05:44 pm |
I don't equate chasity with honor, love or morality and it is definately not an indicator of a sucessful marriage. I can personally attest to that. I don't think it is a good idea to hop into bed with just anyone but doing so does not make you a bad person and mean that you are doomed to a bad marriage or relationship.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 06:00 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: I don't equate chasity with honor, love or morality and it is definately not an indicator of a sucessful marriage. I can personally attest to that. I don't think it is a good idea to hop into bed with just anyone but doing so does not make you a bad person and mean that you are doomed to a bad marriage or relationship. |
i'm sorry if that rubbed you the wrong way... i was just using a random example, and wasn't referring to you. i do agree on the part that it is not wise to jump into bed with anybody...
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 06:02 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: I don't equate chasity with honor, love or morality and it is definately not an indicator of a sucessful marriage. I can personally attest to that. I don't think it is a good idea to hop into bed with just anyone but doing so does not make you a bad person and mean that you are doomed to a bad marriage or relationship. |
I agree with you Elisabeth. Even though it is against my religion, but heck that's what confession is for.
Temptation was never a strong point for me.
I don't believe you should just hop in bed with anyone, however if you are in a committed relationship with someone I don't believe it makes you a terrible person either. I also happen to respect people who wait until they get married. It has to be a personal decision that you make that works for you. I don't believe there is a wrong or right to this.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 06:03 pm |
Quoting justinetime: Quoting Elisabeth: I don't equate chasity with honor, love or morality and it is definately not an indicator of a sucessful marriage. I can personally attest to that. I don't think it is a good idea to hop into bed with just anyone but doing so does not make you a bad person and mean that you are doomed to a bad marriage or relationship. |
i'm sorry if that rubbed you the wrong way... i was just using a random example, and wasn't referring to you. i do agree on the part that it is not wise to jump into bed with anybody... |
Don't be silly. I know you were making a general statement....mine was also just a general statement. I was just thinking that many people believe that it is an instant recipe for a successful marriage, but it is not and can actually ruin a marriage if your are not compatable in that way.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 06:06 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting justinetime: Quoting Elisabeth: I don't equate chasity with honor, love or morality and it is definately not an indicator of a sucessful marriage. I can personally attest to that. I don't think it is a good idea to hop into bed with just anyone but doing so does not make you a bad person and mean that you are doomed to a bad marriage or relationship. |
i'm sorry if that rubbed you the wrong way... i was just using a random example, and wasn't referring to you. i do agree on the part that it is not wise to jump into bed with anybody... |
Don't be silly. I know you were making a general statement....mine was also just a general statement. I was just thinking that many people believe that it is an instant recipe for a successful marriage, but it is not and can actually ruin a marriage if your are not compatable in that way. |
i think you talking about ''true love'' when you mentoining marriage?
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 06:13 pm |
Quoting ciko: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting ciko: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting ciko: the reason they dont open their legs easily is that they are just afraid of their families and traditions. if the traditions let them have sex before marriage i am sure they would do it much more easily than western girls. |
i dont support sex before marriage. |
are you serious ?  |
100% serious |
but why?:S what is the point of staying virgin before marriage? why you should not make love with your lover when your body craves his or her body? i just cant understand  |
me either ciko if ppl in this world get themselves laid,there would be peace!
turkish women are never horney or having a desire,just like arab women,they weare belt of virginity!c mon ppl..even if you are raised to keep your virginity untill marriage you still make love with the one you love and when marriage comes there is so manny ways to prove your virginity to your hubby
i was travelling a lot to eastern countries and countries of balkan where is the same situation about virginity,and what i have heard,when i was talking with young women..i was shocked!
anyway why the hell is virginity so important,i ll never understand!
one life,let it be pleasure then
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 06:20 pm |
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but why?:S what is the point of staying virgin before marriage? why you should not make love with your lover when your body craves his or her body? i just cant understand  |
me either ciko if ppl in this world get themselves laid,there would be peace!
turkish women are never horney or having a desire,just like arab women,they weare belt of virginity!c mon ppl..even if you are raised to keep your virginity untill marriage you still make love with the one you love and when marriage comes there is so manny ways to prove your virginity to your hubby
i was travelling a lot to eastern countries and countries of balkan where is the same situation about virginity,and what i have heard,when i was talking with young women..i was shocked!
anyway why the hell is virginity so important,i ll never understand!
one life,let it be pleasure then |
I think a certain amount of restraint is necessary, lada. I think that virginity is important but should only be the business of the woman, not her family or village..ect...What I don't like is when women are made to feel like they are immoral because they are having sex with someone that they are in a committed relationship with.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 06:28 pm |
Quote: Quote: Quoting Elisabeth:
but why?:S what is the point of staying virgin before marriage? why you should not make love with your lover when your body craves his or her body? i just cant understand  |
me either ciko if ppl in this world get themselves laid,there would be peace!
turkish women are never horney or having a desire,just like arab women,they weare belt of virginity!c mon ppl..even if you are raised to keep your virginity untill marriage you still make love with the one you love and when marriage comes there is so manny ways to prove your virginity to your hubby
i was travelling a lot to eastern countries and countries of balkan where is the same situation about virginity,and what i have heard,when i was talking with young women..i was shocked!
anyway why the hell is virginity so important,i ll never understand!
one life,let it be pleasure then |
I think a certain amount of restraint is necessary, lada. I think that virginity is important but should only be the business of the woman, not her family or village..ect...What I don't like is when women are made to feel like they are immoral because they are having sex with someone that they are in a committed relationship with. |
Dont forget living in sin..When you decide to shack up with a man before marriage.. Back in my parents, grandparents this was considered immoral. In fact the girls who lost their virginity before marriage were considered sluts. But now were in a new era and I believe it's more commonly accepted.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 06:34 pm |
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Dont forget living in sin..When you decide to shack up with a man before marriage.. Back in my parents, grandparents this was considered immoral. In fact the girls who lost their virginity before marriage were considered sluts. But now were in a new era and I believe it's more commonly accepted. |
I don't understand living together before marriage...I like the element of surprise! That would just take the mystery out of the first few months of marriage. But you are right, I remember when my brother moved in with his gf years ago...very scandalous! Had the whole family talking for days. As soon as we realized that he would not get struck by lightening.....the talking stopped!
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 06:42 pm |
oh
i dont worship virginity, and i dont demand it from anyone, and i dont consider it above all.
its just my strict moral values, that i dont support loose sex with no a confirmation like marriage.
everyone free, and im free to tell that im against that.
having said that, i will raise my children telling them that its important to be responsible for what you do, because there are always the consequences esp in case of sex. they will have to learn to control their feelings and emotions.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 06:44 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: oh
i dont worship virginity, and i dont demand it from anyone, and i dont consider it above all.
its just my strict moral values, that i dont support loose sex with no a confirmation like marriage.
everyone free, and im free to tell that im against that.
having said that, i will raise my children telling them that its important to be responsible for what you do, because there are always the consequences esp in case of sex. they will have to learn to control their feelings and emotions. |
Nicely said...and I mostly agree. I tell my son the same thing.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 06:51 pm |
Quote: Quoting Elisabeth:
Dont forget living in sin..When you decide to shack up with a man before marriage.. Back in my parents, grandparents this was considered immoral. In fact the girls who lost their virginity before marriage were considered sluts. But now were in a new era and I believe it's more commonly accepted. |
I don't understand living together before marriage...I like the element of surprise! That would just take the mystery out of the first few months of marriage. But you are right, I remember when my brother moved in with his gf years ago...very scandalous! Had the whole family talking for days. As soon as we realized that he would not get struck by lightening.....the talking stopped! |
all i wanted to say that virginity should be a choise of a girl,women..not the choise of parents,religion...cult of virginity is just another one mistifikation so it is a big mistification that Eastern women dont open they legs so easily
and F F,of course,virginity should be part of moral values
i am not saying that i am not valuing virginity,all i want to say it should be a choise of a girl,women...
and what about stolen virginity,we all know so manny cases when uncule or father is sexual abuser of a child,what about her value of virginity,who will marry her?
i know i went a little too far..but turkish women is not only about virginity and raising a child..
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 07:00 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Some of you really shock me!!!! Having sex before marriage does not equate with loose morals! I would not recommend marrying as a virgin to anyone!
Sexual chemistry is as important between two people as love. Its possible to have one without the other. I would never take the risk of marrying someone I loved but had not had sex with! The "joy of discovery" on your wedding night may not be what you dreamed!
With regard to marriage, if you are religious then fine. If you are not, then there is absolutely nothing wrong with living together (some of you use the word "shacked up" or "living in sin" as a as if you are from the 1950s!!!). I know many people who chose not to marry years ago and have far more loyal and committed relationships than married people. In addition, I hate the underlying "ownership" which marriage brings (on both sides).
Do you want to put someone in a cage and hope they stay inside or do you want to keep them free and always know they choose to be with you
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My god! The world has gone mad,we finally agree on something!! I can't believe it.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 07:01 pm |
Is it love day again on TC?
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 07:08 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: Is it love day again on TC? |
I wasnt aware we had a first love day.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 07:08 pm |
I was never married by law but I lived together with someone for 11 years (after a year of LAT). We had a notary contract because we bought a house together, we shared pension rights, we were administrated by both our employers as 'a couple' so we had the same rights as in marriage in cases of extra ordinary leave (like for weddings, funerals e.g.). All the paperwork but also the pain the split-up gave me, made me just call it 'my divorce' even I know some people would not consider it that way. I can assure you, there is no difference in pain when you get betrayed. That piece of paper you get at city hall will not protect you nor will make the pain worse.
Before that relationship (and also afterwards) I had other relations, some shorter then I planned, but I'm not the only one who decides to continue, am I? I am absolutely not a 'loose' type, I don't go for a ONS, but yes, it has happened to me. Am I bad because of that? I don't think so. People who think I am should consider the biblical saying 'only one without any sins can throw stones' (literally translated from Dutch, but I guess you can get the meaning).
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 07:39 pm |
Quoting Trudy: All the paperwork but also the pain the split-up gave me, made me just call it 'my divorce' even I know some people would not consider it that way. I can assure you, there is no difference in pain when you get betrayed. That piece of paper you get at city hall will not protect you nor will make the pain worse. |
I complete agree - been there, got the tshirt
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 07:53 pm |
Quoting SERA_2005: My god! The world has gone mad,we finally agree on something!! I can't believe it. |
Definitely a "dear diary" moment
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 07:54 pm |
Quoting Trudy: That piece of paper you get at city hall will not protect you nor will make the pain worse.
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i do understand what you are saying.
and theres no way a piece of paper would protect any kind of marriage. its not the document, its our mind and commitment. its your attitude to the institution of marriage. if you take it serious you always think of those promises you gave to each other in public. and those promises are not empty words. you are totally convinced in what you are involved from now on. many people take that day so romantic, a day of a white dress and lots of flowers with a shampaign.
see, my marriage is not ideal, far from being ideal. there are days when i want to kick him out the doors and just go start the divorce process. never ending ups and downs.
and again those promises shouldnt let (depends on your conscience) you easily have affairs with other men/women.
its easy to get tempted or to judge someone falls. and very difficult to keep up to the values/norms.
as you see its not easy for me to say : NO to sex before marriage, knowing that many people would oppose this statement, calling me old fashioned or judgemental.
it would be far more convinient for me to give up the norms i value and let them vanish, which of course would make my life much easier.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 07:56 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth:
Nicely said...and I mostly agree. I tell my son the same thing. |
liz
what if our children give no shit to what we say?
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 08:03 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting Elisabeth:
Nicely said...and I mostly agree. I tell my son the same thing. |
liz
what if our children give no shit to what we say? |
What can you do, Femme? Express your disappointment, tell them that you love them and move on. You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink.!
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 08:04 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting Trudy: That piece of paper you get at city hall will not protect you nor will make the pain worse.
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i do understand what you are saying.
and theres no way a piece of paper would protect any kind of marriage. its not the document, its our mind and commitment. its your attitude to the institution of marriage. if you take it serious you always think of those promises you gave to each other in public. and those promises are not empty words. you are totally convinced in what you are involved from now on. many people take that day so romantic, a day of a white dress and lots of flowers with a shampaign.
see, my marriage is not ideal, far from being ideal. there are days when i want to kick him out the doors and just go start the divorce process. never ending ups and downs.
and again those promises shouldnt let (depends on your conscience) you easily have affairs with other men/women.
its easy to get tempted or to judge someone falls. and very difficult to keep up to the values/norms.
as you see its not easy for me to say : NO to sex before marriage, knowing that many people would oppose this statement, calling me old fashioned or judgemental.
it would be far more convinient for me to give up the norms i value and let them vanish, which of course would make my life much easier.
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I won't call you oldfashioned or judgemental because of your own values for yourself. But I will (and even more) if you (or anyone) because of these values call me 'easy' or 'cheap' or if you obstruct me in my personal life.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 08:13 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting SERA_2005: My god! The world has gone mad,we finally agree on something!! I can't believe it. |
Definitely a "dear diary" moment  |
Don't worry i am on it,a note has been made lol
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 08:14 pm |
Quoting Trudy:
I won't call you oldfashioned or judgemental because of your own values for yourself. But I will (and even more) if you (or anyone) because of these values call me 'easy' or 'cheap' or if you obstruct me in my personal life. |
OMG, you are beeeeeeeeed dutch!
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 08:17 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting Elisabeth:
Nicely said...and I mostly agree. I tell my son the same thing. |
liz
what if our children give no shit to what we say? |
What can you do, Femme? Express your disappointment, tell them that you love them and move on. You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink.! |
you are fab!
you say what you say and move on! you my kinda girl!
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 08:20 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting Capoeira: I wonder how many times femme has actually been to Turkey.
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i dont need to fly to the moon in order to state that theres a moon.
i dont need to live in the times of prophets to know the religions.
so if you been there 4 times not 10, it means you would know the things 6 times lesser? |
Just as I thought...you make oversweeping comments and remarks without having any experience.
Your comments do not fit the Turkey that I am living in...
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 08:20 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting Trudy:
I won't call you oldfashioned or judgemental because of your own values for yourself. But I will (and even more) if you (or anyone) because of these values call me 'easy' or 'cheap' or if you obstruct me in my personal life. |
OMG, you are beeeeeeeeed dutch! |
But a happy beeeeeeed Dutch!
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 08:28 pm |
Quoting Capoeira:
Just as I thought...you make oversweeping comments and remarks without having any experience.
Your comments do not fit the Turkey that I am living in...
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precisely which comments, dear?
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 09:33 pm |
This conversation is amazing, and you wonder why Western Women have such a bad reputation in Turkey? Don't you have any sense of modesty or discretion?
Nobody wants used merchandise, nobody. Why do you think billions are spent to be the FIRST on the moon, the First to XXX? Men are famous for being the first to mount Mt Everest. No less would they like to be the second, third, fourth or whatever with their wife.
In the West there is a epidemic of sexually transmitted diseases. Where do you think they come from?
If two people are committed to each other they will learn to work together. Your not talking about buying a new pair of shoes, you are talking about making a committed relationship between human beings.
You certainly are reinforcing the present opinion of Western Women.
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 09:35 pm |
Quoting alameda: This conversation is amazing, and you wonder why Western Women have such a bad reputation in Turkey? Don't you have any sense of modesty or discretion?
Nobody wants used merchandise, nobody. Why do you think billions are spent to be the FIRST on the moon, the First to XXX? Men are famous for being the first to mount Mt Everest. No less would they like to be the second, third, fourth or whatever with their wife.
In the West there is a epidemic of sexually transmitted diseases. Where do you think they come from?
If two people are committed to each other they will learn to work together. Your not talking about buying a new pair of shoes, you are talking about making a committed relationship between human beings.
You certainly are reinforcing the present opinion of Western Women. |
Ooffff, Saint Alameda is orating!
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 09:46 pm |
Promoting? Did you see me placing an add? If you can't see the difference between just telling views, telling experiences and promoting than maybe a dictionary would be a nice present for Christmas....
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14 Nov 2007 Wed 10:35 pm |
Perhaps the best example of the changes in Turkish society is the status of women. Women's participation in society, politics, and the economy is a key indicator of success in development. Women's freedom is also one of the most difficult aims to achieve. The place of women in Middle Eastern societies had developed long before the Turks arrived from Central Asia. It was based on the need to protect women and children in dangerous times. The survival of the family depended on the tradition of men going off to war (and its corollary, politics) and women maintaining the family. It was a system that worked, but it was attuned neither to the needs of a modern society nor to the equality that is a necessary part of democracy.
From an early date the ideology of the Turkish Republic was committed to equality. Overcoming social and religious obstacles, polygamy was abolished in 1925. Laws were amended to offer women equal rights of divorce and inheritance, which they had not held under Islamic Law. Women voted in municipal elections in 1934. In the latter year women were also elected as deputies in the Parliament.
Article from 2002
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/1737099.stm
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 12:53 am |
Quoting alameda: This conversation is amazing, and you wonder why Western Women have such a bad reputation in Turkey? Don't you have any sense of modesty or discretion?
Nobody wants used merchandise, nobody. Why do you think billions are spent to be the FIRST on the moon, the First to XXX? Men are famous for being the first to mount Mt Everest. No less would they like to be the second, third, fourth or whatever with their wife.
In the West there is a epidemic of sexually transmitted diseases. Where do you think they come from?
If two people are committed to each other they will learn to work together. Your not talking about buying a new pair of shoes, you are talking about making a committed relationship between human beings.
You certainly are reinforcing the present opinion of Western Women. |
I am so outraged by this post that I really dont know where to start to reply!
Just four (!) points (for now):
(1)How dare you judge us because we say you should not have to married before having sex. I have not been married, but I have never had casual sex and remained loyal and faithful to my partner.
(2) What on earth makes you think that married people dont commit adultery and have casual sex (thus contributing to sexually transmitted diseases).
(3) Your description of men is merely cultural. Women can be equally affected by the thought of their partner having previous sexual relationships. Women also aspire to be the "first" in things - Ellen McArthur, Margaret Thatcher are two who immediately spring to mind.
(4)Why the hell does your rule about women being "used merchandise" not apply to men? This kind of comment only reinforces male dominance. It is absolutely disgusting. Do you apply this same rule to divorced, raped and widowed women??
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 01:04 am |
A good idea regarding relative HAPPINESS and FULLFILMENT INDEX of US and say, SAUDI women can be figured out simply by comparing.
1. percentage of female alcholics between the the two nations.
2. Percentage of female drug users between the two countries,
3. Percentage of unwed mothers between the two countries,
4. Percentage of female suicides between the two countries.
5. Percentage of females looking for love and affection elsewhere, between the two countries,
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 01:12 am |
Quoting AlphaF: A good idea regarding relative HAPPINESS and FULLFILMENT INDEX of US and say, SAUDI women can be figured out simply by comparing.
1. percentage of female alcholics between the the two nations.
2. Percentage of female drug users between the two countries,
3. Percentage of unwed mothers between the two countries,
4. Percentage of female suicides between the two countries.
5. Percentage of females looking for love and affection elsewhere, between the two countries, |
1. Easy answer - you are not PERMITTED to drink in Saudi.
2. As women have little freedom they are hardly going to have access to drugs.
3. That is because women can CHOOSE to have a child or not, married or not.
4. As opposed to suicide bombers?
5. How lucky that US women have the freedom to meet and fall in love with men from all over the world
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 01:15 am |
Quoting AlphaF: A good idea regarding relative HAPPINESS and FULLFILMENT INDEX of US and say, SAUDI women can be figured out simply by comparing.
1. percentage of female alcholics between the the two nations.
2. Percentage of female drug users between the two countries,
3. Percentage of unwed mothers between the two countries,
4. Percentage of female suicides between the two countries.
5. Percentage of females looking for love and affection elsewhere, between the two countries, |
Sometimes I'm not sure if you really are that dumb or just pretending...
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 01:19 am |
HAPPINESS AND FULFILLMENT OF SAUDI WOMEN
http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/245074/Saudi_Marriage_Expert_Advises_Men_in_Right_Way_to_Beat_Their_Wives
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 01:26 am |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting AlphaF: A good idea regarding relative HAPPINESS and FULLFILMENT INDEX of US and say, SAUDI women can be figured out simply by comparing.
1. percentage of female alcholics between the the two nations.
2. Percentage of female drug users between the two countries,
3. Percentage of unwed mothers between the two countries,
4. Percentage of female suicides between the two countries.
5. Percentage of females looking for love and affection elsewhere, between the two countries, |
1. Easy answer - you are not PERMITTED to drink in Saudi.
2. As women have little freedom they are hardly going to have access to drugs.
3. That is because women can CHOOSE to have a child or not, married or not.
4. As opposed to suicide bombers?
5. How lucky that US women have the freedom to meet and fall in love with men from all over the world  |
AEnigma,
Where did you get that idea the Saudian Ladies are suicide bombers ?
The women are not here to defend themselves,and you say they are mistreated there back home by Dom males,i see they are mistreated here too even by feministses !
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 01:27 am |
Statistics beats bullshit by unhappy and unfullfilled Western women - anytime.
Happy and fulfilled Western women are softer, more feminine, nicer, and they generally know what they are talking about....
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 01:29 am |
Quoting AlphaF: Statistics beats bullshit by unhappy and unfullfilled Western women - anytime.
Happy and fulfilled Western women are softer, more feminine, nicer, and they generally know what they are talking about.... |
I always had special interest in dinosaurs... but I thought they were extinct these days... Maybe Turkey is special? :-S
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 01:30 am |
Quoting AEnigma III: HAPPINESS AND FULFILLMENT OF SAUDI WOMEN
http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/245074/Saudi_Marriage_Expert_Advises_Men_in_Right_Way_to_Beat_Their_Wives |
Don't share a bed with her!!! Some women would say good
Do not talk to her!!! Male sulking
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 02:07 am |
Having read the 2007 Amnesty International report on women's rights I can only conclude that only a man (a muslim man) could believe that they are happy and fulfilled.
This article is actually funny - jealousy in the name of religion always is...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/09/18/wsaudi118.xml
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 02:10 am |
production and distribution of ORIENTALIST propaganda, should be stopped immediadely.
They mislead average Western women, and give them delusions..
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 02:26 am |
Quoting Roswitha: From an early date the ideology of the Turkish Republic was committed to equality. |
What a shame those followers of Ataturk ignored this
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 02:33 am |
All racists and mysogynists should be deleted from this web site! Someone write to Admin!
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 02:35 am |
ok,you made me laugh
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 02:35 am |
Quoting catwoman: All racists and mysogynists should be deleted from this web site! Someone write to Admin! |
+10000000000000
Actually its not so funny.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 02:38 am |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting catwoman: All racists and mysogynists should be deleted from this web site! Someone write to Admin! |
+10000000000000
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are you serious ?!
Cat is an admin as far i know,or did i miss something ?!
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 02:42 am |
Quoting AEnigma III:
Actually its not so funny.
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Actually it is !
İf she is an admin,and she is one of those who usualy make racist comments ' about Muslims and immigration for example'
And then she is demanding someone to write to admin to delete the posts,or users then,
İt İS funny !
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 02:52 am |
Just out of curiosity...
Can all who want AlphaF to be dismissed from this site, put in a short message "dismissed" into this thread.
AlphaF will oblige himself, if he thinks sufficent number of non-fanatic members are unhappy.
Those who do not wish him dismissed, need not post supporting messages.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 02:56 am |
I didn't say women are merchandise. But, I'm sure you know what I was getting at. After all you are a smart lady. My point was, that which is second, third or forth hand is not as desirable to most, as being the first to enjoy something....first love, anyone want to be the 10th love?
Widows and divorcees have a special status....and women who just fool around are in their own category.
Now if you like it or not, women and men are quite different than men. Women are more fragile. Their reproductive system is more easily damaged by infections.
Things like blocked tubes can happen from an infection. Many women get fibroid tumors and ovarian cysts....these can cause problems. Then the female reproductive system is more "friendly" to bacteria and virus growth than the male system. Women are more susceptible to HIV. These are simple scientific facts.
Add to that the fact that all women have a clock. The best time to have healthy children is when your eggs are fresh and your body is flexible, and you have the energy to keep up with young children.
If you want to prevent pregnancy, you can use pills which disrupt your own hormonal system (and who knows what the long range results of that will be.) You can have a device implanted....there have been a lot of problems there.
I certainly don't advocate for men being promiscuous, but they can get away with it with less damage more easily than women.
My point is, sex is not a toy to be played with. It is something to take seriously. I think all women should value and respect themselves and demand respect from their partners.
...........and these are just what we know now...what more subtle issues are there?
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:14 am |
Alameda, you are such a depressing person. I very much appreciate your sensitivity and admire your patience and caring that you seem to have, but it strikes me that on some issues you have such a black and white thinking. Seems like everything that gives women freedom - reproductive or financial - you are totally negative about - there is absolutely nothing positive about it, while you see nothing wrong with the way women are treated in Turkey for example (or anything in Turkey for that matter). You certainly see NO benefits from contraceptives or having children at older age or from women being able to have sex before marriage as much as man can without social condemnation?
As far as the energy to raise kids - a woman should only worry about 50% of this problem!
By the way - I NEVER heard that female reproductive organs can be easier damaged by infections then male organs. It is true that women get STDs and HIV more then men and that's because if a man is HIV+, he will transfer his fluids directly into the woman's body if they have an intercourse. While the same isn't true if the situation is reverse. That's why women should DEMAND that their partners always wear protection. Yes, these are things that women are at more risk for, but they should be aware of that and be able to make their conscious decisions whether they want to have sex before marriage or not. I think this is about basic human equal rights.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 04:01 am |
1-) Are we really against generalizations?
2-) Don't we sometimes ridicule people because of their special ways, cultures or personalities?
3-) Is it really forbidden to talk about religions and politics in this forum? If so why such matters have always been high on the agenda?
4-) Now that we are in favour of personal freedoms; why can't we tolerate people's faiths and the ways they shape their lives around them.
5-) What must be done to stop people from flaming one another taking every little excuse?
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 07:19 am |
Quoting alameda: Add to that the fact that all women have a clock. The best time to have healthy children is when your eggs are fresh and your body is flexible, and you have the energy to keep up with young children.
If you want to prevent pregnancy, you can use pills which disrupt your own hormonal system (and who knows what the long range results of that will be.) You can have a device implanted....there have been a lot of problems there. |
Ever heard of women who don't want to have children? According to your narrow view they should stay nuns?
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 08:56 am |
Quoting catwoman: All racists and mysogynists should be deleted from this web site! Someone write to Admin! |
If it is a joke, it is a nice one.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 10:11 am |
Quoting vineyards: 1-) Are we really against generalizations?
2-) Don't we sometimes ridicule people because of their special ways, cultures or personalities?
3-) Is it really forbidden to talk about religions and politics in this forum? If so why such matters have always been high on the agenda?
4-) Now that we are in favour of personal freedoms; why can't we tolerate people's faiths and the ways they shape their lives around them.
5-) What must be done to stop people from flaming one another taking every little excuse? |
having personal freedoms... we are all entitled to it.... but one way or another, one comment we say, whether right or wrong to our personal understanding, it will definitely rub other people the wrong way, raise eyebrows, have more feuds with different personal opinions... basically our freedom to say something is really limited. freedom is good as long as it doesn't cross the boundaries of others. so if you are for freedom (of speech or whatever) but you don't want offend other people... it's better just to keep our mouths shut... i'll definitely shut mine from now on.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 10:40 am |
Quoting catwoman: All racists and mysogynists should be deleted from this web site! Someone write to Admin! |
oh, no, we cant easily delete them, they are a real part of our life.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 10:58 am |
Turkish lady is so wonderful I've met her almost 2 years ago, in love and we got married on May this year. So loyal and very loving. She gives her heart fully and life become so beautiful. She lived in my country now. I've met her friends while I was in Turkey. They all are nice too and very supportive to us. I'm not a western guy but see? it's not about exploiting but love...
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 11:57 am |
Quoting alameda:
I didn't say women are merchandise. But, I'm sure you know what I was getting at. After all you are a smart lady. My point was, that which is second, third or forth hand is not as desirable to most, as being the first to enjoy something....first love, anyone want to be the 10th love?
Widows and divorcees have a special status....and women who just fool around are in their own category.
Now if you like it or not, women and men are quite different than men. Women are more fragile. Their reproductive system is more easily damaged by infections.
Things like blocked tubes can happen from an infection. Many women get fibroid tumors and ovarian cysts....these can cause problems. Then the female reproductive system is more "friendly" to bacteria and virus growth than the male system. Women are more susceptible to HIV. These are simple scientific facts.
Add to that the fact that all women have a clock. The best time to have healthy children is when your eggs are fresh and your body is flexible, and you have the energy to keep up with young children.
If you want to prevent pregnancy, you can use pills which disrupt your own hormonal system (and who knows what the long range results of that will be.) You can have a device implanted....there have been a lot of problems there.
I certainly don't advocate for men being promiscuous, but they can get away with it with less damage more easily than women.
My point is, sex is not a toy to be played with. It is something to take seriously. I think all women should value and respect themselves and demand respect from their partners.
...........and these are just what we know now...what more subtle issues are there? |
"they can get away with it with less damage..!!!!!!!"
the only assholes that are spreading diseases is man,cause dear alameda,when his next future wife is waiting him and keeping her virginity,he is geting laid around and coming with possible diseases
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 12:15 pm |
to understand or to comprehend realities of different cultures look likes to fix a very hard puzzle,so thats need a big patiance for find to true main pieces of this puzzle for can fix it.And when we try to fix in hurry i think never possible to put true pieces.Yes critism is very nice to find trues but never with judging or with prejudicies.someting can be very silly for us while the same thing very meaningfull or valuable for other one..
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 02:42 pm |
Quoting MrX67: to understand or to comprehend realities of different cultures look likes to fix a very hard puzzle,so thats need a big patiance for find to true main pieces of this puzzle for can fix it.And when we try to fix in hurry i think never possible to put true pieces.Yes critism is very nice to find trues but never with judging or with prejudicies.someting can be very silly for us while the same thing very meaningfull or valuable for other one.. |
I agree with this comment with SOME aspects of different cultures MrX67, but dont ever ask me to tolerate a culture that denies half of the population basic rights, freedom of speech and equality.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 02:44 pm |
Quoting alameda:
Nobody wants used merchandise, nobody. Why do you think billions are spent to be the FIRST on the moon, the First to XXX? Men are famous for being the first to mount Mt Everest. No less would they like to be the second, third, fourth or whatever with their wife.
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Not that it is in my intention to reinforce or confirm any opinion about women, westerners or easterners. but, well, in history you can find examples of territories that were passed by several migrational groups. New-comers tried to chase the others that were already settled in. Usually beauty and glitter (gold, coal, oil, proper fields for farming) were the main attraction and reason to conquer. And it brought along fame, envy, wealthiness, all that it takes to be a proper conqueror. Huge fiesta's were organised to celebrate. The hungries were feed, stolen gold was showed to dizzy people with all the glittering.
I think this adds a plus-value to your theory upon the untouched land.
About the used merchandise :-S NO COMMENT!!!
But next time when you go shopping, you might want to check out the expiry dates, too.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:17 pm |
catwoman said "Alameda, you are such a depressing person."
Well I'm sorry you feel that way. I guess you are lucky you don't have to live with me. I didn't make the rules, but I do recognize them. Ignorance will not protect you.
catwoman said "I very much appreciate your sensitivity and admire your patience and caring that you seem to have, but it strikes me that on some issues you have such a black and white thinking."
Actually, that is not true. I see many shades.
catwoman said "Seems like everything that gives women freedom - reproductive or financial - you are totally negative about - there is absolutely nothing positive about it, while you see nothing wrong with the way women are treated in Turkey for example (or anything in Turkey for that matter).
You are changing the discussion here. My post was regarding promiscuity. Start another thread if you want to discuss those matters.
You are free to be promiscuous as you like, I'm just pointing out problems with that type of activity, and reacting to posts here that seemed to be boasting and advocating promiscuity and putting down those who have other values.
Where did I ever say anything that would take financial freedom away from women?...but that is another discussion. It's not related to this one. If you want to start another thread on that, I'll be happy to jump in.
catwoman said "You certainly see NO benefits from contraceptives or having children at older age or from women being able to have sex before marriage as much as man can without social condemnation? "
Where did you get that idea? Of course, contraceptives can be helpful, but there are also drawbacks. I didn't make them, but I recognize that fact there are problems.
birth control
catwoman said "As far as the energy to raise kids - a woman should only worry about 50% of this problem!"
However, would you argue that your energy level at the age of 40 is the same as it is in your 20s?
catwoman said "By the way - I NEVER heard that female reproductive organs can be easier damaged by infections then male organs. It is true that women get STDs and HIV more then men and that's because if a man is HIV+, he will transfer his fluids directly into the woman's body if they have an intercourse. While the same isn't true if the situation is reverse."
Well, you contradicted yourself there.
catwoman said "That's why women should DEMAND that their partners always wear protection. Yes, these are things that women are at more risk for, but they should be aware of that and be able to make their conscious decisions whether they want to have sex before marriage or not. I think this is about basic human equal rights."
Of course catwoman, but they should also be aware of the risks involved with their choices. I'm not for promiscuity in either male or female. Condoms sometimes fail. They are not 100% foolproof.
What is the issue you have with the fact that sex is not a game? It is not a toy to be recklessly played with?
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:24 pm |
Quoting alameda: You are changing the discussion here. My post was regarding promiscuity. Start another thread if you want to discuss those matters.
You are free to be promiscuous as you like, I'm just pointing out problems with that type of activity, and reacting to posts here that seemed to be boasting and advocating promiscuity and putting down those who have other values.
What is the issue you have with the fact that sex is not a game? It is not a toy to be recklessly played with? |
Alameda please show me the posts which "seemed to be boasting and advocating promiscuity"
It is YOU who has changed the subject. As far as I am aware we were talking about being a virgin before marriage. Having sex before marriage (if you actually choose to marry) does not equate with promiscuity.
Do you have any idea how many married people have affairs? Marriage does not stop promiscuity.
Sex without love with multiple partners is promiscuous. Sex within a mutually loving relationship is not.
PLEASE NOTE I (UNLIKE YOU) AM TALKING ABOUT BOTH SEXES!!!
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:31 pm |
Alameda - I was replying to this. Is that OK with you? You certainly don't need to tell me about all your pseudo religious and cult groups that you have in the states. We are well aware of them!
Quoting AlphaF: A good idea regarding relative HAPPINESS and FULLFILMENT INDEX of US and say, SAUDI women can be figured out simply by comparing.
1. percentage of female alcholics between the the two nations.
2. Percentage of female drug users between the two countries,
3. Percentage of unwed mothers between the two countries,
4. Percentage of female suicides between the two countries.
5. Percentage of females looking for love and affection elsewhere, between the two countries, |
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:35 pm |
hmmm... seems like talking about girls and men are having different reactions... compare posts in turkish men, and turkish girls....
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:41 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Alameda - I was replying to this. Is that OK with you? You certainly don't need to tell me about all your pseudo religious and cult groups that you have in the states. We are well aware of them!
Quoting AlphaF: A good idea regarding relative HAPPINESS and FULLFILMENT INDEX of US and say, SAUDI women can be figured out simply by comparing.
1. percentage of female alcholics between the the two nations.
2. Percentage of female drug users between the two countries,
3. Percentage of unwed mothers between the two countries,
4. Percentage of female suicides between the two countries.
5. Percentage of females looking for love and affection elsewhere, between the two countries, |
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Of course! Don't you have then where you are? Saudi is certainly a special case....
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:43 pm |
It makes me laugh how these threads go. I can honestly see some of the members on here banging their keyboards as they type, shaking their heads, shouting while they are writing...then at work not being able to concentrate, just thinking " I can't believe what ********* wrote before!" thinking of things to write for later, noting them on pieces of paper so as not to forget to add them on here later. Maybe some of the people from work ask if they want to come out.."no thanks, I'm busy...( on turkish class)"
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:44 pm |
Quoting alameda: Saudi is certainly a special case.... |
It is a "special case" among many "special cases" we always hear of... Saudi is a special case, Iran is a special case.
The fact is that AlphaF thinks women are happier because of his statistics. Unfortunately we will never know because Saudi women do not have the chance to speak up.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:45 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Alameda - I was replying to this. Is that OK with you? You certainly don't need to tell me about all your pseudo religious and cult groups that you have in the states. We are well aware of them!
Quoting AlphaF: A good idea regarding relative HAPPINESS and FULLFILMENT INDEX of US and say, SAUDI women can be figured out simply by comparing.
1. percentage of female alcholics between the the two nations.
2. Percentage of female drug users between the two countries,
3. Percentage of unwed mothers between the two countries,
4. Percentage of female suicides between the two countries.
5. Percentage of females looking for love and affection elsewhere, between the two countries, |
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hehehe
look, first of all saudi arabia is a paradise for a woman being, shes protected there from any evil, unlike you westerners who has unlimited access to the internet.
btw, amerika is bed, alameda knows that, thats why she lives there to help poor, lost, blind and spoiled amerikans to see the light transmitted from mecca.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:45 pm |
Yes, you have a point. I don't condone that activity either. Many of the new cases of HIV in India are married women whose husbands have "strayed" However, like it or not, it's the women who suffer the most. I'd like to see some very very strong punishments for those men!
Quoting lada:
"they can get away with it with less damage..!!!!!!!"
the only a**holes that are spreading diseases is man,cause dear alameda,when his next future wife is waiting him and keeping her virginity,he is geting laid around and coming with possible diseases
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:46 pm |
Its a discussion forum Kirsty. If you want to do your knitting instead thats your choice
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:48 pm |
Quoting xkirstyx: It makes me laugh how these threads go. I can honestly see some of the members on here banging their keyboards as they type, shaking their heads, shouting while they are writing...then at work not being able to concentrate, just thinking " I can't believe what ********* wrote before!" thinking of things to write for later, noting them on pieces of paper so as not to forget to add them on here later. Maybe some of the people from work ask if they want to come out.."no thanks, I'm busy...( on turkish class)" |
yeah, i know its about aenigma!
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:49 pm |
aenigma, lunch break is over
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:50 pm |
Alameda we need to only discuss organic food, gardening and factory farming in future
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:50 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: aenigma, lunch break is over  |
Hehehe not working today actually! It feels weird to not be paid for being on TC
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:51 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Its a discussion forum Kirsty. If you want to do your knitting instead thats your choice  |
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:53 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Its a discussion forum Kirsty. If you want to do your knitting instead thats your choice  |
Stitch and B**ch....hmmm?
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:53 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Alameda we need to only discuss organic food, gardening and factory farming in future  |
oh it must be very interesting then, sorry i cant join you in such discussions due to my lack of knowledge on gardening!
i simply cant spoil such nice lady chats
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 03:55 pm |
Quoting alameda: Quoting AEnigma III: Its a discussion forum Kirsty. If you want to do your knitting instead thats your choice  |
Stitch and B**ch....hmmm? |
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 04:02 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Alameda we need to only discuss organic food, gardening and factory farming in future  |
AEnigma, do you know I actually like you? What I'm bringing up are issues that are not discussed. There are problems with various methods of birth control that many women really don't know about. Using hormones to disrupt your system has consequences. Everything has consequences....are you familiar with the group Environmental Working Group? I think you would find the site very informative.
Environmental Working Group
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 04:09 pm |
Quoting alameda: AEnigma, do you know I actually like you? |
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
All I want is for everyone to love me. Its so important to me. This is why I try to stay neutral on most subjects
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 04:12 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting alameda: AEnigma, do you know I actually like you? |
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
All I want is for everyone to love me. Its so important to me. This is why I try to stay neutral on most subjects  |
OMG, now i scared neighbour cats with my loud laugh!!!
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 04:13 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting alameda: AEnigma, do you know I actually like you? |
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
All I want is for everyone to love me. Its so important to me. This is why I try to stay neutral on most subjects  |
We certainly can't acuse you of sitting on the fence no!
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 04:14 pm |
Quoting alameda: What I'm bringing up are issues that are not discussed. There are problems with various methods of birth control that many women really don't know about. Using hormones to disrupt your system has consequences. Everything has consequences....are you familiar with the group Environmental Working Group? I think you would find the site very informative. |
I kind of agree with you about the hormones - but that is purely a personal decision on my part.
Most medical experts would say that any risks outweigh the huge impact the pill has had on women's health, freedom and unwanted pregnancies. There are equally horrific health implications from breeding like a rabbit!!!!
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 04:24 pm |
Quoting alameda:
AEnigma, do you know I actually like you? |
alameda is there any chance for me in the nearest future to get your approval?
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 04:26 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting alameda:
AEnigma, do you know I actually like you? |
alameda is there any chance for me in the nearest future to get your approval? |
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 04:27 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting alameda:
AEnigma, do you know I actually like you? |
alameda is there any chance for me in the nearest future to get your approval? |
You may as well give it up Femme, she is in a league of her own.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 04:32 pm |
Quoting teaschip1: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting alameda:
AEnigma, do you know I actually like you? |
alameda is there any chance for me in the nearest future to get your approval? |
You may as well give it up Femme, she is in a league of her own. |
but she showed her to aenigma
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 04:49 pm |
Quoting SERA_2005: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting alameda: AEnigma, do you know I actually like you? |
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
All I want is for everyone to love me. Its so important to me. This is why I try to stay neutral on most subjects  |
We certainly can't acuse you of sitting on the fence no!  |
Do you love me Sera?
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 04:58 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting SERA_2005: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting alameda: AEnigma, do you know I actually like you? |
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
All I want is for everyone to love me. Its so important to me. This is why I try to stay neutral on most subjects  |
We certainly can't acuse you of sitting on the fence no!  |
Do you love me Sera?  |
Of course i do
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:06 pm |
Quoting SERA_2005: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting SERA_2005: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting alameda: AEnigma, do you know I actually like you? |
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww
All I want is for everyone to love me. Its so important to me. This is why I try to stay neutral on most subjects  |
We certainly can't acuse you of sitting on the fence no!  |
Do you love me Sera?  |
Of course i do  |
yeah..But do you TRUST her? well..I dont..
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:11 pm |
Quoting SERA_2005: Of course i do  |
I am so much more popular than Femme
Its my natural charisma and charm I guess
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:12 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: yeah..But do you TRUST her? well..I dont..
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You are wise
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:17 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting thehandsom: yeah..But do you TRUST her? well..I dont..
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You are wise |
How rude lol i am very trustworthy.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:20 pm |
Quoting SERA_2005: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting thehandsom: yeah..But do you TRUST her? well..I dont..
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You are wise |
How rude lol i am very trustworthy. |
Oops I thought Handsom was talking about ME! (I like to be the centre of attention.. ME ME ME ME ME!)
You are, I am sure, very trustworthy Sera and my new best friend Nasty hairy Handsom was just jealous
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:23 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting SERA_2005: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting thehandsom: yeah..But do you TRUST her? well..I dont..
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You are wise |
How rude lol i am very trustworthy. |
Oops I thought Handsom was talking about ME! (I like to be the centre of attention.. ME ME ME ME ME!)
You are, I am sure, very trustworthy Sera and my new best friend Nasty hairy Handsom was just jealous  |
Absolutly i couldnt agree more.Jealousy, pure jealousy. I don't whats come over me. But seeing as we are new best friends and all i suppose thats how i would feel.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:30 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting SERA_2005: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting thehandsom: yeah..But do you TRUST her? well..I dont..
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You are wise |
How rude lol i am very trustworthy. |
Oops I thought Handsom was talking about ME! (I like to be the centre of attention.. ME ME ME ME ME!)
You are, I am sure, very trustworthy Sera and my new best friend Nasty hairy Handsom was just jealous  |
ha ha
Of course I was talking about you on the TRUST issue Aenigma.
Well, if your best friend is very trustworthy as you say, then, can I trust her?
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:32 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: Of course I was talking about you on the TRUST issue Aenigma.
Well, if your best friend is very trustworthy as you say, then, can I trust her?
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I thought so - people love to talk about me
Unfortunately you can again trust Sera because I checked her picture and she is too attractive to be my best friend. I only like to go around with unattractive friends - it makes me shine even brighter
(Thats why Femme is such a good friend of mine)
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:33 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: I only like to go around with unattractive friends - it makes me shine even brighter
(Thats why Femme is such a good friend of mine)  |
Is that the REAL reason why you don't want me for dinner any more?
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:35 pm |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting AEnigma III: I only like to go around with unattractive friends - it makes me shine even brighter
(Thats why Femme is such a good friend of mine)  |
Is that the REAL reason why you don't want me for dinner any more? |
The real reason was your outrageous flirting with Borat
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:35 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting thehandsom: Of course I was talking about you on the TRUST issue Aenigma.
Well, if your best friend is very trustworthy as you say, then, can I trust her?
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I thought so - people love to talk about me
Unfortunately you can again trust Sera because I checked her picture and she is too attractive to be my best friend. I only like to go around with unattractive friends - it makes me shine even brighter
(Thats why Femme is such a good friend of mine)  |
lol now that really is rude! if i was femme i could be offeneded if i thought you actually ment it Aenigma.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:35 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III:
I checked her picture and she is too attractive |
Agreed..
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:37 pm |
Quoting SERA_2005: lol now that really is rude! if i was femme i could be offeneded if i thought you actually ment it Aenigma. |
To be honest I never saw her (I would love to!!!). I just have this picture of her as a wrinkly old kazpol, walking around in her apron and slippers all day
(Cant wait for her to come back )
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:38 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting SERA_2005: lol now that really is rude! if i was femme i could be offeneded if i thought you actually ment it Aenigma. |
To be honest I never saw her (I would love to!!!). I just have this picture of her as a wrinkly old kazpol, walking around in her apron and slippers all day
(Cant wait for her to come back ) |
Oh so complimentary how can she fail to be flattered.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:40 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting SERA_2005: lol now that really is rude! if i was femme i could be offeneded if i thought you actually ment it Aenigma. |
To be honest I never saw her (I would love to!!!). I just have this picture of her as a wrinkly old kazpol, walking around in her apron and slippers all day
(Cant wait for her to come back ) |
Actually the best thing about Femme is that you can joke about anything with her and she never gets offended. Viva la femme!
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:40 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: Quoting AEnigma III:
I checked her picture and she is too attractive |
Agreed.. |
Thanks for the compliment
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:47 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: I just have this picture of her as a wrinkly old kazpol, walking around in her apron and slippers all day  |
That is funny, how can you get this kind of image of her? I imagine her as a sleek housewife whose husband is the one with apron and slippers all day while she's chatting on TC.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:51 pm |
i guess i hadnt really thought about it but i am now guys thanks for that.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:51 pm |
Quoting catwoman: That is funny, how can you get this kind of image of her? |
Well I don't really - was just trying to make her come back in a rage
She's probabaly gone off to warm hubby's slippers
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:52 pm |
Quoting SERA_2005: Quoting thehandsom: Quoting AEnigma III:
I checked her picture and she is too attractive |
Agreed.. |
Thanks for the compliment  |
Dont be flattered by that hairy Handsom. He is NOT to be thrusted...
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 05:53 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting SERA_2005: Quoting thehandsom: Quoting AEnigma III:
I checked her picture and she is too attractive |
Agreed.. |
Thanks for the compliment  |
Dont be flattered by that hairy Handsom. He is NOT to be thrusted... |
Yeah your right..i retract my comment lol
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:00 pm |
Quoting SERA_2005: Yeah your right..i retract my comment lol |
Why are hairy people's compliments not to be thrusted equally???
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:00 pm |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting SERA_2005: Yeah your right..i retract my comment lol |
Why are hairy people's compliments not to be thrusted equally??? |
There something you are not telling us catwoman?
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:01 pm |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting SERA_2005: Yeah your right..i retract my comment lol |
Why are hairy people's compliments not to be thrusted equally??? |
This is not about his hairiness. I support "Hairy People Have Feelings" charity too.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:02 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting catwoman: Quoting SERA_2005: Yeah your right..i retract my comment lol |
Why are hairy people's compliments not to be thrusted equally??? |
This is not about his hairiness. I support "Hairy People Have Feelings" charity too. |
me too of course
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:03 pm |
Quoting SERA_2005: me too of course |
Then why did you retract your comment Sera? You think that money is the only thing they need?
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:06 pm |
Quoting SERA_2005: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting SERA_2005: Quoting thehandsom: Quoting AEnigma III:
I checked her picture and she is too attractive |
Agreed.. |
Thanks for the compliment  |
Dont be flattered by that hairy Handsom. He is NOT to be thrusted... |
Yeah your right..i retract my comment lol |
This is sooo unfair!!
I quite like to think that I am trustworthy..
Catwoman, thank you for your support
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:06 pm |
Quoting catwoman: You think that money is the only thing they need? |
Money?
Who mentioned money?
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:08 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting catwoman: You think that money is the only thing they need? |
Money?
Who mentioned money? |
Yeah i am thinking the same thing.I was only kidding about the whole retraction thing.I love everyone!
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:08 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Money?
Who mentioned money? |
So he only mentioned it to me...?
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:10 pm |
Quoting SERA_2005: Yeah i am thinking the same thing.I was only kidding about the whole retraction thing.I love everyone! |
Sera for god's sake make up your mind! You are agreeing then retracting then loving then arguing then loving. Have mercy for the poor man's feelings! What is he supposed to think?
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:12 pm |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting SERA_2005: Yeah i am thinking the same thing.I was only kidding about the whole retraction thing.I love everyone! |
Sera for god's sake make up your mind! You are agreeing then retracting then loving then arguing then loving. Have mercy for the poor man's feelings! What is he supposed to think?  |
I am completely confused about her comments.:-S
All I wanted to do is to trust her!!
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:13 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: I quite like to think that I am trustworthy..
Catwoman, thank you for your support |
You can always count on me dear as long as you get the knitting done.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:14 pm |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting thehandsom: I quite like to think that I am trustworthy..
Catwoman, thank you for your support |
You can always count on me dear as long as you do the knitting.  |
The bottom line is that i love everyone and i dont want to confuse anyone. You can all trust me.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:15 pm |
Quoting SERA_2005: The bottom line is that i love everyone and i dont want to confuse anyone. You can all trust me. |
Ok, next time let's go straight to the bottom lines and not get bogged down in details.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:16 pm |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting SERA_2005: The bottom line is that i love everyone and i dont want to confuse anyone. You can all trust me. |
Ok, next time let's go straight to the bottom lines and not get bogged down in details.  |
sounds like a good plan
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:16 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: I am completely confused about her comments.:-S
All I wanted to do is to trust her!!
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I can completely understand how you feel, but we will handle it, don't worry.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:17 pm |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting thehandsom: I am completely confused about her comments.:-S
All I wanted to do is to trust her!!
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I can completely understand how you feel, but we will handle it, don't worry.  |
lol what is that supposed to mean.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:20 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: Quoting SERA_2005: You can all trust me. |
Thank you Sera..You are marvelous!!
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You can't trust me
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:22 pm |
Quoting SERA_2005: Quoting catwoman: Quoting thehandsom: I am completely confused about her comments.:-S
All I wanted to do is to trust her!!
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I can completely understand how you feel, but we will handle it, don't worry.  |
lol what is that supposed to mean. |
I'm trying to console him after all the emotional damage that's been done to him in the past 30 minutes here!
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:24 pm |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting SERA_2005: Quoting catwoman: Quoting thehandsom: I am completely confused about her comments.:-S
All I wanted to do is to trust her!!
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I can completely understand how you feel, but we will handle it, don't worry.  |
lol what is that supposed to mean. |
I'm trying to console him after all the emotional damage that's been done to him in the past 30 minutes here! |
Aww i never wanted to damage anyone especially not emotionally
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:26 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting thehandsom: Quoting SERA_2005: You can all trust me. |
Thank you Sera..You are marvelous!!
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You can't trust me |
you are not trustworthy..Are you?
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:28 pm |
I dont think she is pretending to be!
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:29 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: you are not trustworthy..Are you? |
I thought you already had your mind made up on that one... Are you posting without being sure about it first??? Please, don't make me look like a fool for supporting you! Have some consideration for my reputation on TC!
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:30 pm |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting thehandsom: you are not trustworthy..Are you? |
I thought you already had your mind made up on that one... Are you posting without being sure about it first??? Please, don't make me look like a fool for supporting you! Have some consideration for my reputation on TC! |
I think maybe hes just come to the sudden realisation.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:34 pm |
Quoting SERA_2005: I think maybe hes just come to the sudden realisation. |
Then he should have consulted it with me first.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:37 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III:
(Thats why Femme is such a good friend of mine)  |
erhm erhm i actually took part in the contest of Miss East.
but of course didnt win, my hijab was too colorful not good enough modest.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:39 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting AEnigma III:
(Thats why Femme is such a good friend of mine)  |
erhm erhm i actually took part in the contest of Miss East.
but of course didnt win, my hijab was too colorful not good enough modest. |
So you didn't wear a burka?
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:49 pm |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting AEnigma III:
(Thats why Femme is such a good friend of mine)  |
erhm erhm i actually took part in the contest of Miss East.
but of course didnt win, my hijab was too colorful not good enough modest. |
So you didn't wear a burka?  |
contest was held in albania, not in london, so there was no need to bring our burkas
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:51 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: contest was held in albania, not in london, so there was no need to bring our burkas |
(Sorry Aenigma, but this was really funny )
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 06:52 pm |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting femme_fatal: contest was held in albania, not in london, so there was no need to bring our burkas |
(Sorry Aenigma, but this was really funny ) |
And so true
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 07:55 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting SERA_2005: lol now that really is rude! if i was femme i could be offeneded if i thought you actually ment it Aenigma. |
To be honest I never saw her (I would love to!!!). I just have this picture of her as a wrinkly old kazpol, walking around in her apron and slippers all day
(Cant wait for her to come back ) |
No no no, she is actually cute. She may start taking your attention away if you go out. You need to stick to the fat and ugly friends, that will secure your attention.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 07:57 pm |
Actually, your description reminded of another member here.
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 07:59 pm |
Quoting teaschip1: Actually, your description reminded of another member here. |
BetaF?
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 08:01 pm |
Quoting teaschip1: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting SERA_2005: lol now that really is rude! if i was femme i could be offeneded if i thought you actually ment it Aenigma. |
To be honest I never saw her (I would love to!!!). I just have this picture of her as a wrinkly old kazpol, walking around in her apron and slippers all day
(Cant wait for her to come back ) |
No no no, she is actually cute. She may start taking your attention away if you go out. You need to stick to the fat and ugly friends, that will secure your attention. |
shut up teas!
i was a miss hijab!
so cute maybe you
and me a beauty!
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 08:02 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting teaschip1: Actually, your description reminded of another member here. |
BetaF?  |
You are good....
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 09:48 pm |
What really gets me is that so many turkish men/woman get married do all the right things, BUT they are not happy for they dont really love each other and it becomes more of an intrapment then a happy marraige. I know i friend whos uncle was inlove with a woman, but the family of the woman did not want them to get married for he was not wealthy enough. So she got married to a man that had the money, but she does not love and he got married to a woman that does also not hold his heart. He has a child with this woman and it is already 3 years later and he still cries about her and she the same. I can understand that not in all cases it is a good idea to marry a man/woman of another culture, as it is very difficult to understand a culture that u are not use to at all. What gets me is the fact that when you are both from the same culture why is it still such a problem. I mean there is so many turkish songs of where they guy has lost his love and that he will never love a woman like her again...really makes a person think is culture so important that love has to suffer???
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 10:37 pm |
Quoting Bathory: What really gets me is that so many turkish men/woman get married do all the right things, BUT they are not happy for they dont really love each other and it becomes more of an intrapment then a happy marraige. I know i friend whos uncle was inlove with a woman, but the family of the woman did not want them to get married for he was not wealthy enough. So she got married to a man that had the money, but she does not love and he got married to a woman that does also not hold his heart. He has a child with this woman and it is already 3 years later and he still cries about her and she the same. I can understand that not in all cases it is a good idea to marry a man/woman of another culture, as it is very difficult to understand a culture that u are not use to at all. What gets me is the fact that when you are both from the same culture why is it still such a problem. I mean there is so many turkish songs of where they guy has lost his love and that he will never love a woman like her again...really makes a person think is culture so important that love has to suffer??? |
Sad thing is this still happened..I'm living it right now. =( Its a loooong drawn out story about how He can't tell his parents I have kids yet (according to him) because they won't allow him to marry me if he does, and Yet if we don't tell them he said he will have to separate from his family because of it...etc..it's messed up. It's new to me that there are cultures that the family's still play a HUGE role in who yo umarry even if you love them or not. My fiance said his grandmother was upset when she heard he already picked me because she was excited about choosing him a wife.
But otherwise his family loves me..they just don't know something REALLY big about me...and it's messed up...
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 10:48 pm |
Quote: Sad thing is this still happened..I'm living it right now. =( Its a loooong drawn out story about how He can't tell his parents I have kids yet (according to him) because they won't allow him to marry me if he does, and Yet if we don't tell them he said he will have to separate from his family because of it...etc..it's messed up. It's new to me that there are cultures that the family's still play a HUGE role in who yo umarry even if you love them or not. My fiance said his grandmother was upset when she heard he already picked me because she was excited about choosing him a wife.
But otherwise his family loves me..they just don't know something REALLY big about me...and it's messed up... |
Or they use that as an excuse!!!!!!!!!!!!
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15 Nov 2007 Thu 11:22 pm |
Quoting Seraph:
Sad thing is this still happened..I'm living it right now. =( Its a loooong drawn out story about how He can't tell his parents I have kids yet (according to him) because they won't allow him to marry me if he does, and Yet if we don't tell them he said he will have to separate from his family because of it...etc..it's messed up. It's new to me that there are cultures that the family's still play a HUGE role in who yo umarry even if you love them or not. My fiance said his grandmother was upset when she heard he already picked me because she was excited about choosing him a wife.
But otherwise his family loves me..they just don't know something REALLY big about me...and it's messed up... |
Tell him that be a man..
All parents, all relatives will say that..all my relatives said that to me..and they still do..my grand mother still talks about it: 'oh could not you find a nice turkish girl from here? what are you doing with foreigners? etc etc'.
So what? in the end he wont live with his grandma..he will be living with you...
And tell him that defying old/rubish/unnecessary traditions always makes us stronger..not weaker..
ohhh I am cross now!
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 01:04 am |
Quoting thehandsom: Tell him that be a man..
All parents, all relatives will say that..all my relatives said that to me..and they still do..my grand mother still talks about it: 'oh could not you find a nice turkish girl from here? what are you doing with foreigners? etc etc'.
So what? in the end he wont live with his grandma..he will be living with you...
And tell him that defying old/rubish/unnecessary traditions always makes us stronger..not weaker..
ohhh I am cross now!
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Is it really that horrible? If only we could clone you handsome...
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 01:56 am |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting thehandsom: Tell him that be a man..
All parents, all relatives will say that..all my relatives said that to me..and they still do..my grand mother still talks about it: 'oh could not you find a nice turkish girl from here? what are you doing with foreigners? etc etc'.
So what? in the end he wont live with his grandma..he will be living with you...And tell him that defying old/rubish/unnecessary traditions always makes us stronger..not weaker..
ohhh I am cross now!
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Is it really that horrible? If only we could clone you handsome...  |
I've seen that same thing and have no idea what the answer is other than try not to get into such a situation. In our global world that is easier said than done.
I'm sure there will be some here who would be amazed to see me say sometimes Turkish parents can be unreasonable and tyrannical. Nobody should be forced or coerced into marrying anyone they do not want to marry, but it does happen.
It is a very difficult balancing act to play. If there is no rational reason for them to prevent you being together, you have to be very patient and your partner must truly be a partner.
I know one man who is with a woman his family did not approve of. He has remained an attentive son, but he loves this woman and will not leave her. He's been with her for many years and through the years the family has learned to respect her and their relationship.
The Turkish son has done an amazing job dealing with this.
One should never marry someone they don't want to marry just because your family wants you to. To be in love and marry someone else is tragic, and a disaster waiting to happen.
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 01:57 am |
Quoting thehandsom: Quoting Seraph:
Sad thing is this still happened..I'm living it right now. =( Its a loooong drawn out story about how He can't tell his parents I have kids yet (according to him) because they won't allow him to marry me if he does, and Yet if we don't tell them he said he will have to separate from his family because of it...etc..it's messed up. It's new to me that there are cultures that the family's still play a HUGE role in who yo umarry even if you love them or not. My fiance said his grandmother was upset when she heard he already picked me because she was excited about choosing him a wife.
But otherwise his family loves me..they just don't know something REALLY big about me...and it's messed up... |
Tell him that be a man..
All parents, all relatives will say that..all my relatives said that to me..and they still do..my grand mother still talks about it: 'oh could not you find a nice turkish girl from here? what are you doing with foreigners? etc etc'.
So what? in the end he wont live with his grandma..he will be living with you...
And tell him that defying old/rubish/unnecessary traditions always makes us stronger..not weaker..
ohhh I am cross now!
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what a rebel you are thehandsom!!!weren't you taught to respect the elderly ones????and tradition?customs...?well...joking!!!!
it reminds me of the film"Fiddler on the roof"and the old matchmaker from there....
mingling with foreigners,isn't it the thing that is wrong in the eyes of people who got stuck to the old way the world goes on?
All unknown seems to be banned and suspected.Not to mention inappropriate!!!!
Breaking habits is always considered to be a bad thing.
Anyway,u r right saying that your choices should be respected as it is your own life and your happiness!
Unfortunately,so many people want to force happiness on us in the name of our good.And where is understanding????
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 01:59 am |
Quoting alameda: I've seen that same thing and have no idea what the answer is other than try not to get into such a situation. In our global world that is easier said than done.
I'm sure there will be some here who would be amazed to see me say sometimes Turkish parents can be unreasonable and tyrannical. Nobody should be forced or coerced into marrying anyone they do not want to marry, but it does happen.
It is a very difficult balancing act to play. If there is no rational reason for them to prevent you being together, you have to be very patient and your partner must truly be a partner.
I know one man who is with a woman his family did not approve of. He has remained an attentive son, but he loves this woman and will not leave her. He's been with her for many years and through the years the family has learned to respect her and their relationship.
The Turkish son has done an amazing job dealing with this.
One should never marry someone they don't want to marry just because your family wants you to. To be in love and marry someone else is tragic, and a disaster waiting to happen. |
Really beautifully said Alameda.
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 02:14 am |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting alameda: I've seen that same thing and have no idea what the answer is other than try not to get into such a situation. In our global world that is easier said than done.
I'm sure there will be some here who would be amazed to see me say sometimes Turkish parents can be unreasonable and tyrannical. Nobody should be forced or coerced into marrying anyone they do not want to marry, but it does happen.
It is a very difficult balancing act to play. If there is no rational reason for them to prevent you being together, you have to be very patient and your partner must truly be a partner.
I know one man who is with a woman his family did not approve of. He has remained an attentive son, but he loves this woman and will not leave her. He's been with her for many years and through the years the family has learned to respect her and their relationship.
The Turkish son has done an amazing job dealing with this.
One should never marry someone they don't want to marry just because your family wants you to. To be in love and marry someone else is tragic, and a disaster waiting to happen. |
Really beautifully said Alameda.  |
it is,getting married to someone out of your choice,just to satisfy your family is walking on a very muddy ground and putting yourself in a prison for a rest of your life.It happened so many times in the past and still looks like history enjoys repeating itself.Sad if people do not feel strong enough to break family bonds,really sad!
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 03:10 am |
Don't you think that regardless nationality,culture,religion,educational background,etc...we, the women are all munecas de trapo-the rag dolls for those men we love ..in a way???http://pl.youtube.com/watch?v=Vi9KgIPwT7g&feature=related
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 11:37 am |
I had an interesting class with some so called *happy* Muslim women. One of the discussion questions asked if you could change anything about your body what would you change? One student replied * i would be a man*. I asked for the reasons of this statement. She stated that men were free to do as they please and she would also like such freedom.... And the other women in the class agreed with here.
THe next question for discussion: if men could have babies what would our world be like...Another female student said *they would sit at home with the babies and watch their female partners cheat on them like they do*
Needless to say İ was floored by these responses. So anybody who says these women are sooooo happy should think again!
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 12:51 pm |
I am really starting to think that alot of these guys are using there culture to hide behind. They say all the right things at the right time tell you that you are there everything, BUT what they do forget to tell you is that you are just for now not forever. I think that is more important to know then all the sweet words that comes so easily. The funniest thing is why when they mess up for example make you pregnant the culture becomes a problem. If these guys actually take there culture so serious they wont even be indulging in acts with foreign woman. Please note that i have said some male not ALL!
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 12:55 pm |
Quoting Bathory: Please note that i have said some male not ALL! |
not all but the majority
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 01:20 pm |
Quoting Bathory: I am really starting to think that alot of these guys are using there culture to hide behind. They say all the right things at the right time tell you that you are there everything, BUT what they do forget to tell you is that you are just for now not forever. I think that is more important to know then all the sweet words that comes so easily. The funniest thing is why when they mess up for example make you pregnant the culture becomes a problem. If these guys actually take there culture so serious they wont even be indulging in acts with foreign woman. Please note that i have said some male not ALL! |
Oh yes,culture and religion have always been such convenient excuses for SOME ....Just a cover to escape responsibility and wonderful example of immaturity.
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 01:32 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal:
not all but the majority |
Femme_fatal......i would not know about the majority as i only know one and believe me once bitten twice shy.
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 01:50 pm |
Quoting Bathory: Quoting femme_fatal:
not all but the majority |
Femme_fatal......i would not know about the majority as i only know one and believe me once bitten twice shy. |
i dont need to be diplomatic.
the majority is so.
and i also dont need a personal experience to confirm that.
this is obvious as the the sun on sky.
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 03:26 pm |
Quoting Capoeira: I had an interesting class with some so called *happy* Muslim women. One of the discussion questions asked if you could change anything about your body what would you change? One student replied * i would be a man*. I asked for the reasons of this statement. She stated that men were free to do as they please and she would also like such freedom.... And the other women in the class agreed with here.
THe next question for discussion: if men could have babies what would our world be like...Another female student said *they would sit at home with the babies and watch their female partners cheat on them like they do*
Needless to say İ was floored by these responses. So anybody who says these women are sooooo happy should think again!
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Wow! That really speaks for itself..... Amazing, thanks for sharing Capoiera.
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 03:46 pm |
Quoting catwoman: Quoting Capoeira: I had an interesting class with some so called *happy* Muslim women. One of the discussion questions asked if you could change anything about your body what would you change? One student replied * i would be a man*. I asked for the reasons of this statement. She stated that men were free to do as they please and she would also like such freedom.... And the other women in the class agreed with here.
THe next question for discussion: if men could have babies what would our world be like...Another female student said *they would sit at home with the babies and watch their female partners cheat on them like they do*
Needless to say İ was floored by these responses. So anybody who says these women are sooooo happy should think again!
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Wow! That really speaks for itself..... Amazing, thanks for sharing Capoiera. |
I wonder what the response would be from a group of women here in America. It would be an interesting experiment...when we get together with our friends we could ask this question and see what the response is. Will it be different? Will American women want to be a man or just have thinner thighs/bigger breasts/flatter stomach? I know what I think the response would be...but who knows. Do women everywhere feel this way? I know I have often wondered if I would make more money in my profession if I were a man. I have a terrible suspicion that I would...but that is another subject.
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 03:58 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting catwoman: Quoting Capoeira: I had an interesting class with some so called *happy* Muslim women. One of the discussion questions asked if you could change anything about your body what would you change? One student replied * i would be a man*. I asked for the reasons of this statement. She stated that men were free to do as they please and she would also like such freedom.... And the other women in the class agreed with here.
THe next question for discussion: if men could have babies what would our world be like...Another female student said *they would sit at home with the babies and watch their female partners cheat on them like they do*
Needless to say İ was floored by these responses. So anybody who says these women are sooooo happy should think again!
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Wow! That really speaks for itself..... Amazing, thanks for sharing Capoiera. |
I wonder what the response would be from a group of women here in America. It would be an interesting experiment...when we get together with our friends we could ask this question and see what the response is. Will it be different? Will American women want to be a man or just have thinner thighs/bigger breasts/flatter stomach? I know what I think the response would be...but who knows. Do women everywhere feel this way? I know I have often wondered if I would make more money in my profession if I were a man. I have a terrible suspicion that I would...but that is another subject. |
I don't know any women here in the U.S., who would want to be a man. Well of course, those who are born that way, as they claim. Being in the profession I am in, I believe for the most part women here make as much as men. That's if you have a good HR Department who is fair and consistent. You do however, see more executives that are men rather than women.
Really where the discrimination comes in is appearance. Attractive people, whether your female or male do tend to make more money than others. That's why for men who are short, they tend to have short man syndrome. Women, who tend to be more attractive seem to get the promotions.
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 04:03 pm |
Quoting teaschip1: That's why for men who are short, they tend to have short man syndrome. |
mr. bonaparte wouldnt agree with you, teas.
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 04:07 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting teaschip1: That's why for men who are short, they tend to have short man syndrome. |
mr. bonaparte wouldnt agree with you, teas. |
No offense to Mr. Bonaparte, but it's true.
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 05:25 pm |
I am 181 cms. I sometimes wish I were taller. How tall is tall enough?
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 05:37 pm |
Quoting vineyards: I am 181 cms. I sometimes wish I were taller. How tall is tall enough? |
Your around 5ft 10", that's acceptable. I would say anywhere from 5ft 10" to 6ft 4" is enough. Below that short man syndrome.
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 05:53 pm |
Wow!! There is a lot going on here that I have missed.. I tried to read the threads but some were to long and drawn out.. cry me a river.. I thought we were supposed to be bashing people here!!!
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 05:53 pm |
Did you know that average height in the US is merely 175.8 cm in the US and 177.3 cm in the UK?
Here is the link :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_height
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 05:54 pm |
p.s. boys.. i still have green cards and viagara for sale!!!
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 05:56 pm |
Quoting ilovehim: I thought we were supposed to be bashing people here!!! |
me too !!
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 05:56 pm |
Never tried Viagra. Never needed a green card.
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 05:56 pm |
Quoting vineyards: Did you know that average height in the US is merely 175.8 cm in the US and 177.3 cm in the UK?
Here is the link :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_height |
No, I didn't know that. The men that are 175.8cm are usually high school football (American football) coaches. Do you know why? Because they couldn't compete in high school football themselves, they were too short.
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 05:57 pm |
Quoting ilovehim: p.s. boys.. i still have green cards and viagara for sale!!! |
viagara - niagara?
are you a social worker?
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 05:58 pm |
I can't help but say maybe they have other strengths in other departments.
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 06:02 pm |
in another topic someone was having some thrusting issues so i offered to smuggle some viagara into the country lol!! i just moonlight as a social worker lol!!
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 06:05 pm |
Quoting vineyards: I can't help but say maybe they have other strengths in other departments. |
I'm sure they do. It's just alot of of men who are short have complexes about their height. If you notice, most of your CEO, executives are tall. Maybe, it's an inferior thing for short men. I don't know.
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 06:11 pm |
Quoting ilovehim: in another topic someone was having some thrusting issues so i offered to smuggle some viagara into the country lol!! i just moonlight as a social worker lol!! |
welcome, call_me_ihatehim!
no thrusting - no trusting! thats our aenigmatic aegida!
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 07:51 pm |
Quoting vineyards: Did you know that average height in the US is merely 175.8 cm in the US and 177.3 cm in the UK?
Here is the link :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_height |
You know what else is interesting about that is the fact that the US is broken into ethnic groups....African-Americans, hispanics....whites....I find that very offensive.
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 08:10 pm |
Quoting alameda: Quoting vineyards: Did you know that average height in the US is merely 175.8 cm in the US and 177.3 cm in the UK?
Here is the link :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_height |
You know what else is interesting about that is the fact that the US is broken into ethnic groups....African-Americans, hispanics....whites....I find that very offensive. |
Stop and think why they do that. I think it's very important to be able to collect data from employers to assist with EEO issues, discrimination and liable statistical information for the medical field. Why do you find this offensive?
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 08:13 pm |
Quoting alameda: Quoting vineyards: Did you know that average height in the US is merely 175.8 cm in the US and 177.3 cm in the UK?
Here is the link :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_height |
You know what else is interesting about that is the fact that the US is broken into ethnic groups....African-Americans, hispanics....whites....I find that very offensive. |
i dont find it offensive at all.
do you feel humiliated if they call you hispanic if you are indeed hispanic?
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 08:18 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting alameda: Quoting vineyards: Did you know that average height in the US is merely 175.8 cm in the US and 177.3 cm in the UK?
Here is the link :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_height |
You know what else is interesting about that is the fact that the US is broken into ethnic groups....African-Americans, hispanics....whites....I find that very offensive. |
i dont find it offensive at all.
do you feel humiliated if they call you hispanic if you are indeed hispanic?
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Don't call me white! I'm a pinkish hue...
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 08:22 pm |
Quoting teaschip1:
Don't call me white! I'm a pinkish hue... |
beeeed pinkish italiano
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 09:00 pm |
Quoting teaschip1: ....Stop and think why they do that. I think it's very important to be able to collect data from employers to assist with EEO issues, discrimination and liable statistical information for the medical field. Why do you find this offensive? |
Because it is not accurate and it is divisive. Within the African American group there are some very tall and some very short people and the same is true for the Mexican American group. In that group there are Indians, Mestizos and Europeans....so what is the study based on? There are many ways to look at size, but a simple African American or Mexican American is absurd.
The name of the study is: Average adult height around the world .....not ethnic group by country. If you want to do a human height by ethnic groups or DNA groups...do it...but to have something by country and then break it up into inaccurate classification of ethnic groups is offensive to me
Then what is White? I've noticed the classification of White is odd...how White is White? What is White?
I find it curious why this is so with the US and not other countries?
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 09:14 pm |
Quoting alameda: Quoting teaschip1: ....Stop and think why they do that. I think it's very important to be able to collect data from employers to assist with EEO issues, discrimination and liable statistical information for the medical field. Why do you find this offensive? |
Because it is not accurate and it is divisive. Within the African American group there are some very tall and some very short people and the same is true for the Mexican American group. In that group there are Indians, Mestizos and Europeans....so what is the study based on? There are many ways to look at size, but a simple African American or Mexican American is absurd.
The name of the study is: Average adult height around the world .....not ethnic group by country. If you want to do a human height by ethnic groups or DNA groups...do it...but to have something by country and then break it up into inaccurate classification of ethnic groups is offensive to me
Then what is White? I've noticed the classification of White is odd...how White is White? What is White?
I find it curious why this is so with the US and not other countries? |
You tell the African Americans and the Hispanics that they are no longer an ethnic class here, see how they respond.. White Americans, usually refers to people who originated in Europe, our ancestors.
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16 Nov 2007 Fri 10:32 pm |
Quoting teaschip1: Quoting alameda: Quoting teaschip1: ....Stop and think why they do that. I think it's very important to be able to collect data from employers to assist with EEO issues, discrimination and liable statistical information for the medical field. Why do you find this offensive? |
Because it is not accurate and it is divisive. Within the African American group there are some very tall and some very short people and the same is true for the Mexican American group. In that group there are Indians, Mestizos and Europeans....so what is the study based on? There are many ways to look at size, but a simple African American or Mexican American is absurd.
The name of the study is: Average adult height around the world .....not ethnic group by country. If you want to do a human height by ethnic groups or DNA groups...do it...but to have something by country and then break it up into inaccurate classification of ethnic groups is offensive to me
Then what is White? I've noticed the classification of White is odd...how White is White? What is White?
I find it curious why this is so with the US and not other countries? |
You tell the African Americans and the Hispanics that they are no longer an ethnic class here, see how they respond.. White Americans, usually refers to people who originated in Europe, our ancestors.
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And just were do you think Hispania is? Hispania
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 02:42 am |
Quoting alameda: Quoting teaschip1: Quoting alameda: Quoting teaschip1: ....Stop and think why they do that. I think it's very important to be able to collect data from employers to assist with EEO issues, discrimination and liable statistical information for the medical field. Why do you find this offensive? |
Because it is not accurate and it is divisive. Within the African American group there are some very tall and some very short people and the same is true for the Mexican American group. In that group there are Indians, Mestizos and Europeans....so what is the study based on? There are many ways to look at size, but a simple African American or Mexican American is absurd.
The name of the study is: Average adult height around the world .....not ethnic group by country. If you want to do a human height by ethnic groups or DNA groups...do it...but to have something by country and then break it up into inaccurate classification of ethnic groups is offensive to me
Then what is White? I've noticed the classification of White is odd...how White is White? What is White?
I find it curious why this is so with the US and not other countries? |
You tell the African Americans and the Hispanics that they are no longer an ethnic class here, see how they respond.. White Americans, usually refers to people who originated in Europe, our ancestors.
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And just were do you think Hispania is? Hispania |
got lost in a thread,ufff always backlogs!!!According to Spaniards Spain is a central european country..ohhh,this glory of armada fleet
white is white??U certainly did not hear about Michael Jackson!
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 03:53 am |
Can I just add a piece.probably going get a reaction.
I have many Turkish friends who are girls.
I lived in Mugla (A big Student city)
There are many girls here who share flats with boys and girls. The parents are usually unaware , it is a mixed flat.
They want to be as modern as the western girls they see in this area.
Their background causes conflicts within themselves.
A lot of the boys in Mugla work in the tourist industry during the summer..and we are all aware what that means.
These girls are under pressure to keep their boyfriends, so , and I repeat, this is what they tell me....
To keep their virginity "intact" they do anal sex.
How difficult it must be for these girls to graduate, and then return home.
There is a bar in Mugla where I have seen Turkish girls dance on the bar ..drink from bottles, smoke and generally have a great time.
Their parents would have a fit !!
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 04:03 am |
Quoting jools: Can I just add a piece.probably going get a reaction.
I have many Turkish friends who are girls.
I lived in Mugla (A big Student city)
There are many girls here who share flats with boys and girls. The parents are usually unaware , it is a mixed flat.
They want to be as modern as the western girls they see in this area.
Their background causes conflicts within themselves.
A lot of the boys in Mugla work in the tourist industry during the summer..and we are all aware what that means.
These girls are under pressure to keep their boyfriends, so , and I repeat, this is what they tell me....
To keep their virginity "intact" they do anal sex.
How difficult it must be for these girls to graduate, and then return home.
There is a bar in Mugla where I have seen Turkish girls dance on the bar ..drink from bottles, smoke and generally have a great time.
Their parents would have a fit !!
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well,good post,when a cat is away the mice will play
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 04:09 am |
Is that regardless of the size of hole it has to play in? I find it hard to believe though,surely this is some urban myth?
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 04:13 am |
Quoting mylo: Is that regardless of the size of hole it has to play in? I find it hard to believe though,surely this is some urban myth? |
hmmm.urban myth????don't you know that stitch in time saves nine????
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 04:17 am |
'A stitch in the rear causes fear'
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 04:21 am |
Quoting mylo: 'A stitch in the rear causes fear' |
THAT IS WHY THEY ARE SO precautious!!!!get and settle down!!!nothing else matters!
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 04:26 am |
Cotton,rear,needle please rearrange the words for your specific 'comfort zone'.
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 04:31 am |
Quoting mylo: Cotton,rear,needle please rearrange the words for your specific 'comfort zone'. |
cotton-comfort,rear-recline,needle-needless after sex affair!want more???
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 04:35 am |
Hey,comfort zones are objective,but i am slightly worried about the word'recline'like i'm going to enjoy the procedure ?
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 04:47 am |
The post was lovely in its medical and clinical warmth,but I'm still worried about the word 'recline'only people who are about to introduce you to a new world of pain on you say 'recline'i'm scared
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 04:51 am |
Quoting mylo: The post was lovely in its medical and clinical warmth,but I'm still worried about the word 'recline'only people who are about to introduce you to a new world of pain on you say 'recline'i'm scared |
u should be!read the most of posts here!!!boooooooooooooooo!!!scary???aren't they???
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 04:59 am |
yep they frighten the pants off me sometimes,thank god its not only me losing my mind,I must tell my psychologist about this site,i fear i'm sane after all
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 05:01 am |
Quoting mylo: yep they frighten the pants off me sometimes,thank god its not only me losing my mind,I must tell my psychologist about this site,i fear i'm sane after all |
how much does he/she charge???wanna new?
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 07:50 am |
I think I treasure anal virginity more than the other...geez! What is that? GROSS..."Yes honey, I am a clean nice pure virgin for you...but at least an entire soccer team has done me in the...." AHHHHHH! yuck!
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 08:49 am |
Quoting Badiabdancer74: I think I treasure anal virginity more than the other...geez! What is that? GROSS..."Yes honey, I am a clean nice pure virgin for you...but at least an entire soccer team has done me in the...." AHHHHHH! yuck! |
ewwwwwwwwwwww
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 11:39 am |
Quoting jools: Can I just add a piece.probably going get a reaction.
I have many Turkish friends who are girls.
I lived in Mugla (A big Student city)
There are many girls here who share flats with boys and girls. The parents are usually unaware , it is a mixed flat.
They want to be as modern as the western girls they see in this area.
Their background causes conflicts within themselves.
A lot of the boys in Mugla work in the tourist industry during the summer..and we are all aware what that means.
These girls are under pressure to keep their boyfriends, so , and I repeat, this is what they tell me....
To keep their virginity "intact" they do anal sex.
How difficult it must be for these girls to graduate, and then return home.
There is a bar in Mugla where I have seen Turkish girls dance on the bar ..drink from bottles, smoke and generally have a great time.
Their parents would have a fit !! |
I heard about this too Jools, but we are "generalising" and being unfair to those poor resort workers who are chased by those nasty Western women with loose morals.
It seems the only difference with Turkish girls and evil weatern girls is that Turkish girls are hypocrites then?
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 11:43 am |
Quoting jools:
These girls are under pressure to keep their boyfriends, so , and I repeat, this is what they tell me....
To keep their virginity "intact" they do anal sex.
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I have also been told this, not only from turks,but muslims from other countries. This act is not only medically dangerous for the females, but also the males.
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 11:45 am |
Quoting christine: This act is not only medically dangerous for the females, but also the males. |
This is worth remembering about your Dudu
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 11:48 am |
girls your todays posts are disgusting!
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 02:23 pm |
Quoting christine: Quoting jools:
These girls are under pressure to keep their boyfriends, so , and I repeat, this is what they tell me....
To keep their virginity "intact" they do anal sex.
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I have also been told this, not only from turks,but muslims from other countries. This act is not only medically dangerous for the females, but also the males. |
unfortunatlley that is true!
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 05:45 pm |
You know, I'm speechless with the turn of this conversation. It is inflammatory to say the least and you sound like a bunch of desperate women who fell for a Turkish man who left you for Turkish women. In order to get back you have to disparage the honor of your competitor.
You seem to think everyone is in Turkey is sex crazed and "has to have it". Did it ever occur to you, everyone is not like that?
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 05:53 pm |
This is not a made up myth Alameda. I certainly have no reason to say anything disparaging - most people, like myself, have been told the same thing by Turkish men and women.
You are as judging of "us" as you seem to believe we are of Turkish girls. How typical of you to see our comments as "jealousy". Dont you feel they are victims of a dated culture?
In a culture where being a virgin is still prized, it is often the case that women will do anything except lose their prized virginity. Does this make them pure? No. Does it mean they are accepted? Yes.
You are so inflammed by our comments and yet I rarely see you defending the SAME WOMEN when it comes to abuse and equality.
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 05:58 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: This is not a made up myth Alameda. I certainly have no reason to say anything disparaging - most people, like myself, have been told the same thing by Turkish men and women.
You are as judging of "us" as you seem to believe we are of Turkish girls.
In a culture where being a virgin is still prized, it is often the case that women will do anything except lose their prized virginity. Does this make them pure? No. Does it mean they are accepted? Yes. |
Totally agree.I had a case of a friend who kept his virginity till he was 21 for his wife but when he had a fight with his almost-a-fiancee he learned something bad about her and he had sex with the first girl he found "for revenge".Needless to say he didn't enjoy it at all and got even more depressed.
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 06:02 pm |
In fact, as I remember, this very subject was raised by Turkish men and women in a thread we had about Marriage and Virginity on TC about 18 months ago. Until that time I didn't know about it...
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 06:04 pm |
these are disgusting facts, but they are facts whatever you feel.
the virginity worshipping mentality!!!
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 06:14 pm |
Quoting alameda: You seem to think everyone is in Turkey is sex crazed and "has to have it". Did it ever occur to you, everyone is not like that? |
Alameda you seem to have big issues with "sex". Like it or not, ALL living creatures have a huge compulsion to reproduce. You can make laws, you can create religious rules, but a living creature's desire to multiply will always find a way! It is the most basic of "wills" given to all creatures - especially as soon as they reach sexual maturity, and is about survival of the species.
We live by our social rules and say we are not animals, but you will NEVER be able to stop some people from acting on nature's strongest will . We are living unnaturally for our bodies (which should be producing children at a much earlier age).
It is not about being sex crazed, its about trying to "civilise" a fundemental urge!!!
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 06:19 pm |
For all I know, Quran forbids anal sex. So it is a mystery that society keeps virginity values so high, pointing at religion, but on the other hand let this lead to sex that is forbidden by İslamic rules.
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 06:27 pm |
Deli, I think you are assuming that everyone in Turkey is strictly muslim. There are many who are "muslim" on their ID card, same as we are Christian on ours. If it was so strict, there would not be bars.
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 06:30 pm |
Quoting Deli_kizin: For all I know, Quran forbids anal sex. So it is a mystery that society keeps virginity values so high, pointing at religion, but on the other hand let this lead to sex that is forbidden by İslamic rules. |
im afraid that those who break the rules arent religous, as it was mentioned, they are those who want to be as liberated as westerners but with a disgusting result.
they worship a piece of flesh in a womans body. that piece is more important than a woman herself.
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 06:31 pm |
Quoting Deli_kizin: For all I know, Quran forbids anal sex. /QUOTE]
I believe the quran does forbid anal sex, but i have spoken to muslim who practice it and say they could not live without anal sex,even with there wives |
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 06:35 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Deli, I think you are assuming that everyone in Turkey is strictly muslim. There are many who are "muslim" on their ID card, same as we are Christian on ours. If it was so strict, there would not be bars. |
Believe me, been there and Im the last to claim that Turkish population is strictly muslim. Actually, most of them are like the christian population of Holland. Nothing wrong with that, actually thats how I think religion ought to be.
What I was trying to say is, virginity as a high value, comes from religious grounds. They use religion whenever it suits them.
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 06:35 pm |
Can we change the subject now?
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 06:36 pm |
Quoting christine: they could not live without anal sex,even with there wives |
Even the thought of it sickens me.
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 06:37 pm |
You have some interesting points AEnigma, but I have a life and have to go out now. Later on today I'll address your comments.
I feel very sad for anyone who feels they have to keep up with others.
Quoting AEnigma III:
Alameda you seem to have big issues with "sex". Like it or not, ALL living creatures have a huge compulsion to reproduce. You can make laws, you can create religious rules, but a living creature's desire to multiply will always find a way! It is the most basic of "wills" given to all creatures - especially as soon as they reach sexual maturity, and is about survival of the species.
We live by our social rules and say we are not animals, but you will NEVER be able to stop some people from acting on nature's strongest will . We are living unnaturally for our bodies (which should be producing children at a much earlier age).
It is not about being sex crazed, its about trying to "civilise" a fundemental urge!!! |
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 06:38 pm |
Quoting Deli_kizin: [They use religion whenever it suits them. |
Thsi is true of all religions
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 06:38 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Can we change the subject now? |
Well, you got me wondering, does British passport show your religion?
Because my Dutch one doesnt, and neither does my British one I guess! And no one has ever asked me.
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 06:40 pm |
Quoting Deli_kizin: Quoting AEnigma III: Can we change the subject now? |
Well, you got me wondering, does British passport show your religion?
Because my Dutch one doesnt, and neither does my British one I guess! And no one has ever asked me. |
Actually no! And we dont have ID cards!!! But we are often asked it on offical government forms. I used the "ID" example as a comparison of the way we are "officially" a religion, but not necessarily practising.
(Nice to see you here at a decent hour DK )
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 06:42 pm |
Quoting alameda:
I feel very sad for anyone who feels they have to keep up with others.
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and everybody here feels sorry for you, alameda!
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 06:44 pm |
Quoting alameda: You have some interesting points AEnigma, but I have a life and have to go out now. Later on today I'll address your comments.
I feel very sad for anyone who feels they have to keep up with others.
Quoting AEnigma III:
Alameda you seem to have big issues with "sex". Like it or not, ALL living creatures have a huge compulsion to reproduce. You can make laws, you can create religious rules, but a living creature's desire to multiply will always find a way! It is the most basic of "wills" given to all creatures - especially as soon as they reach sexual maturity, and is about survival of the species.
We live by our social rules and say we are not animals, but you will NEVER be able to stop some people from acting on nature's strongest will . We are living unnaturally for our bodies (which should be producing children at a much earlier age).
It is not about being sex crazed, its about trying to "civilise" a fundemental urge!!! |
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 06:45 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III:
(Nice to see you here at a decent hour DK ) |
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 08:18 pm |
Quoting alameda: You know, I'm speechless with the turn of this conversation. It is inflammatory to say the least and you sound like a bunch of desperate women who fell for a Turkish man who left you for Turkish women. In order to get back you have to disparage the honor of your competitor.
You seem to think everyone is in Turkey is sex crazed and "has to have it". Did it ever occur to you, everyone is not like that? |
i think it is hard to give up the protection offered by our beliefs.
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 09:12 pm |
Quoting christine: Quoting Deli_kizin: For all I know, Quran forbids anal sex. /QUOTE]
I believe the quran does forbid anal sex, but i have spoken to muslim who practice it and say they could not live without anal sex,even with there wives |
i ll be rude now..but i ll write this,everyone who comes from foreign countries to turkey,they got suprised how much gay population is in turkey!and there is a one thing why turks likes anal sex(according to a myth)
when they was conquering Byzantine,there is a saying that they were conquering from the back..thats why turks like "to take" from the back well it is a joke..but
..and of course that s why even that "a stuff"is including their wifes..
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 09:16 pm |
Hehe. Well it's a fact that homosexualtiy has been in Turkey even long before Ottoman Empire. Actually boys got recruited for the army, but when they were too handsome (or should I say beautiful), they were 'used' for other purposes..
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 09:23 pm |
Quoting lada: and there is a one thing why turks likes anal sex(according to a myth)when they was conquering Byzantine,there is a saying that they were conquering from the back..thats why turks like "to take" from the back well it is a joke.. |
Its a joke yes, but a very offensive one I dont think comments like these do much to validate the truthful comments here - they just inspire hatred.
If Turkey has open homosexuality, then great! It certainly shows tolerance, even if its only in the bigger cities.
I'm always happy to argue about any cultural/political/religious argument, but mud-slinging at an entire nation is pretty low...
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 09:53 pm |
Quoting lada: Quoting christine: Quoting Deli_kizin: For all I know, Quran forbids anal sex. /QUOTE]
I believe the quran does forbid anal sex, but i have spoken to muslim who practice it and say they could not live without anal sex,even with there wives |
i ll be rude now..but i ll write this,everyone who comes from foreign countries to turkey,they got suprised how much gay population is in turkey!and there is a one thing why turks likes anal sex(according to a myth)
when they was conquering Byzantine,there is a saying that they were conquering from the back..thats why turks like "to take" from the back well it is a joke..but
..and of course that s why even that "a stuff"is including their wifes..
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I wrote the word in the first box only. |
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 09:58 pm |
Quoting christine: I wrote the word in the first box only. |
Yeah I know - it was somehow miss quoted by you   
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 10:12 pm |
Quoting lada: Quoting christine: Quoting Deli_kizin: For all I know, Quran forbids anal sex. /QUOTE]
I believe the quran does forbid anal sex, but i have spoken to muslim who practice it and say they could not live without anal sex,even with there wives |
i ll be rude now..but i ll write this,everyone who comes from foreign countries to turkey,they got suprised how much gay population is in turkey!and there is a one thing why turks likes anal sex(according to a myth)
when they was conquering Byzantine,there is a saying that they were conquering from the back..thats why turks like "to take" from the back well it is a joke..but
..and of course that s why even that "a stuff"is including their wifes..
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Distasteful!! |
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 10:14 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: Distasteful!! |
Finally I agree with you! 
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 11:03 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting thehandsom: Distasteful!! |
Finally I agree with you!   |
why the truth is always distasteful? :-S
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 11:05 pm |
Quoting lada: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting thehandsom: Distasteful!! |
Finally I agree with you!   |
why the truth is always distasteful? :-S |
It wasn't truth though. It was a pretty sick joke!
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17 Nov 2007 Sat 11:18 pm |
Quoting lada: Quoting AEnigma III: Quoting thehandsom: Distasteful!! |
Finally I agree with you!   |
why the truth is always distasteful? :-S |
I have serious questions about your taste of jokes, man!
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 12:15 am |
Are you talking about anal sex or banal sex? As for Turkey having a big gay population; well those returning from the UK say the same thing about the gay population there.
I was in Mykonos recently and everyone looked alright to me. Though I learned later on that they were mostly gays.
You see what you want to see that's what they call selective attention.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 12:16 am |
Quoting vineyards: Are you talking about anal sex or banal sex? As for Turkey having a big gay population; well those returning from the UK say the same thing about the gay population there. |
Is it something we have to be ashamed of anyway?
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 12:20 am |
No. Apart from the lack of accuracy there is nothing to be ashamed of.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 12:21 am |
Yes that's what I wonder too..
But I think Turkish population is more in denial than the population of UK and Holland. We even have a gay-monument And I believe there to come a Gay-day too. Maybe these go a bit too far, as there isnt a Straight-day (well actually, starting Gay-day seems to make all the other days Straight ) and there is no need to be any of such days anyhow.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 12:28 am |
Congratulations on having a gay day and a gay monument. We have a feast of sacrifice which is meant to help people to become more sacrificing towards the needy. Having a whole feast for that purpose doesn't help people to become more sacrificing nor does it ease the gap among income groups.
I don't agree with you about Turkish gays being more secresive. I've noticed European/American males are afraid of touching one another. You'd often see two males walking hand in hand in Turkey although they are not gays at all.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 12:29 am |
Hehe. Well two of my best friends are gay and lesbian so I guess I have gotten used to it. Did feel uncomfrotable though when we decided to go out to a gay-bar for once, but must say it was awesome
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 02:22 am |
AEnigma said: "Alameda you seem to have big issues with "sex". Like it or not, ALL living creatures have a huge compulsion to reproduce. You can make laws, you can create religious rules, but a living creature's desire to multiply will always find a way! It is the most basic of "wills" given to all creatures - especially as soon as they reach sexual maturity, and is about survival of the species."
I will ignore your first comment, as it is inappropriate and under the belt, so to speak. I'm attempting not to personalize any discussion I become involved in. Any comment I make is based on a knowledge of both cultures. Of course all creatures compulsion to multiply is one of the strongest forces. However, we are not simple animals. and we have healthy methods to dealing with these issues, as well as those that are not healthy.
AEnigma said: "We live by our social rules and say we are not animals, but you will NEVER be able to stop some people from acting on nature's strongest will . We are living unnaturally for our bodies (which should be producing children at a much earlier age). "
That is a good point. In the "West" childbearing has been put off for a ridiculous amount of time. Women are urged to get a career, which ignores her basic biological make up. The current career model is one that evolved for men, not women. Maybe we need to reevaluate the whole thing and come up with a model that allows women to bear children at a time when they are biologically most ready.
I know Turkish couples who married while they were both in school. The women have continued their education, and the husbands are fully supportive in all domestic areas.
As for the back door issue, it's tragic anyone would feel so much pressure to indulge in such highly dangerous and risky practices. I would question WHY these young women feel they have to keep up with "Modern Western Women" in the first place.
I have seen many Eastern men with their Western girlfriends, the men don't go out with the "Eastern" women, because they don't want to destroy the purity, but they feel have "needs" to satisfy. Of course this is absurd. No man who is not himself a virgin has the right to expect his wife to be a virgin. However that is too often ignored .""Women of purity are for men of purity, and men of purity are for women of purity "(Quran 24:26)
Given the closeness of Turkish society, by that I mean the watchfulness, I seriously doubt if many of the young ladies who indulged in such practices would be able to easily pass themselves off as "virgin". Certainly the health risks are serious, and for what? The whole thing is tragic, but I seriously doubt it is that wide a practice.
There is no way to really determine virginity other than a medical examination. Many young ladies lives have been ruined by unreasonable demands and unreliable proofs (all virgins do not bleed). I do wish that would change, and I think it is now.
AEnigma said: 'It is not about being sex crazed, its about trying to "civilize" a fundamental urge!!!"
On that we are in agreement. But then let us remember we are humans, or at least trying to be. "Humans can be the highest of the high or the lowest of the low." We have higher brain parts, not just the reptile brain. I'm afraid many function more in the reptilian brain than the higher brain.
reptile brain
One thing that I find interesting here is the how Westerners seem to like to talk about all sorts of things that people in the East are discreet about. I think it's a throwback on the confessional and the desire for absolution. In the East that tradition does not exist and it is a private matter. To expose anyones less than desirable attributes is in itself a shameful practice.
If someone has told you things in confidence, who are you to blab it all over the Internet? To talk like this about Turkish girls (and in fact this conversation has now encompassed all Muslim girls) just makes it more difficult for them. it causes suspicion and more restraints on their ability to go to college away from the protection of their families.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 02:37 am |
Quoting alameda: One thing that I find interesting here is the how Westerners seem to like to talk about all sorts of things that people in the East are discreet about.... If someone has told you things in confidence, who are you to blab it all over the Internet? To talk like this about Turkish girls (and in fact this conversation has now encompassed all Muslim girls) just makes it more difficult for them. it causes suspicion and more restraints on their ability to go to college away from the protection of their families. |
Well nothing has been told in confidence - it was posted here by Turkish men and women Frankly I think it is very healthy to talk about "taboo" subjects.
We had such a society until recently - it hid all manner of crimes - paedophillia, marital rape, violence....do you want to go back to a society which hides such things "within the family"???
Anyway, thanks for your comprehensive reply
Iyi geceler
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 02:41 am |
Quoting alameda: I will ignore your first comment, as it is inappropriate and under the belt, so to speak. I'm attempting not to personalize any discussion I become involved in. Any comment I make is based on a knowledge of both cultures. |
Really? So how come you felt it necessary to label women here as promiscuous and having no morals? Do you know anything about these women, or even how many partners they may or may not have had? Don't you think you were just jumping on the eastern bandwagon?
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 04:40 am |
Quoting AEnigma III: Really? So how come you felt it necessary to label women here as promiscuous and having no morals? Do you know anything about these women, or even how many partners they may or may not have had? Don't you think you were just jumping on the eastern bandwagon? |
AEnigma, I didn't label anyone here as immoral or promiscuous. I would call them unwise. However, I would call one night stands a dangerous and promiscuous activity. I was commenting on those who volunteered their information.
No culture condones such activity. Some are more strict about it than others. In the West there has in the last 40 years been a revolution in the sexual expectations and activity of women. I just question it.
The rise in STDs and one parent homes is not healthy and in fact is alarming, don't you think?
Eros in a Narcissistic Culture
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 04:45 am |
Quoting AEnigma III: Well nothing has been told in confidence - it was posted here by Turkish men and women Frankly I think it is very healthy to talk about "taboo" subjects.
We had such a society until recently - it hid all manner of crimes - paedophillia, marital rape, violence....do you want to go back to a society which hides such things "within the family"??? |
Actually I believe there was only one Turkish man who posted in this, (not too complimentary of Western women by the way) I didn't see any Turkish women in the thread who supported the sex before marriage theme. It was Western women reporting what they heard.
....on this forum it seems I'm the one talking about the taboo subjects. How dare I question the wise Western women who live together with men and have casual sex!
Regarding spousal abuse, paedophillia and other crimes which are universally recognized crimes (and illegal in Turkey) of course they should be stopped. You are changing the subject. We were discussing sexual indiscretion.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 10:39 am |
Quoting alameda: Actually I believe there was only one Turkish man who posted in this, (not too complimentary of Western women by the way) I didn't see any Turkish women in the thread who supported the sex before marriage theme. It was Western women reporting what they heard.
....on this forum it seems I'm the one talking about the taboo subjects. How dare I question the wise Western women who live together with men and have casual sex!
Regarding spousal abuse, paedophillia and other crimes which are universally recognized crimes (and illegal in Turkey) of course they should be stopped. You are changing the subject. We were discussing sexual indiscretion.
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Alameda, I was referring to the thread around 18 months ago (I mentioned in a previous post) where Turkish men and women discussed this subject.
Again you make presumptions and use sarcastic terms for "wise" western women. How does living together equate casual sex? Such a partnership is often equally (sometimes more) loyal and faithfull than marriage.
Spousal/child abuse, paedophillia and domestic violent crimes are NOT changing the subject. They are only controlled by changing the culture that insists on keeping quiet about sexual matters.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 10:44 am |
Quoting alameda: Quoting AEnigma III: Really? So how come you felt it necessary to label women here as promiscuous and having no morals? Do you know anything about these women, or even how many partners they may or may not have had? Don't you think you were just jumping on the eastern bandwagon? |
AEnigma, I didn't label anyone here as immoral or promiscuous. I would call them unwise. However, I would call one night stands a dangerous and promiscuous activity. I was commenting on those who volunteered their information.
No culture condones such activity. Some are more strict about it than others. In the West there has in the last 40 years been a revolution in the sexual expectations and activity of women. I just question it.
The rise in STDs and one parent homes is not healthy and in fact is alarming, don't you think?
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Actually Alameda you DID label women here with those names. Please remember that they are only "unwise" by your personal religious or cultural standards.
YET AGAIN you are confusing people who choose not to marry with promiscuity. I dont believe anyone was advocating promiscuity and I agree that the rise in STDs is alarming. You should really try not to judge and assume. If you disagree with sex outside marriage, then that is your opinion, but you have no right to make disparaging comments about people who may not agree with you.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 12:16 pm |
Quoting alameda:
There is no way to really determine virginity other than a medical examination. Many young ladies lives have been ruined by unreasonable demands and unreliable proofs (all virgins do not bleed). I do wish that would change, and I think it is now.
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A medical examination only proves that the hymen is intact, but there are other ways the hymen can be broken other than having sex e.g. excessive exercise,horse riding,incerting a tampon ect ect |
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 12:45 pm |
Quoting alameda: In the West there has in the last 40 years been a revolution in the sexual expectations and activity of women. I just question it. |
This is simply not true – do you know your social history?
The only “revolution†that has occurred in the last 40 years is freedom of expression about sexual issues and less social pressure to conform. The old fashioned sexual values that you advocate have NEVER existed in history. They don’t exist in the west and they do not exist in Turkey. In fact the only place they do exist is in extreme Islamic states and in the chapters of Dickens and romantic fiction and a brief decade during the moralistic 1950s where a FEW more women were married as virgins.
I will talk about the UK because that is the country I most knowledgeable about, but you will find the same pattern in any country you choose. For example do you know that historians consider the most sexually promiscuous period in UK to have been the Regency Period? The Victorian Period was also an interesting one. Despite the moralistic press and pseudo-Godliness of this era, this is a period in history where pornography really took off, and the number of unmarried pregnancies soared. Queen Victoria herself had a very tolerant attitude to sex (I won’t go into detail!) and a range of her sex toys can be viewed at a well known former residence!!! Does this fit with your image of “old fashioned values�
The ONLY difference that has occurred is that women no longer feel they have to be MARRIED in order to have sex. Prior to this, women married for status and children. It was their duty to produce children and always appear to be a perfect wife publically but then could enjoy their sexual freedom the same as their husbands. This was considered “socially acceptable†- particularly among the richer societies, as long as discretion was observed. Most men had their first sexual experience with married women. It is predicted that many children born to married parents throughout history, were of questionable parentage . This is well documented by social historians through just about every era in history.
You may be interested to learn that we now hold unfaithfulness as MORE morally wrong than at any other time in history. A great example of this is the UK’s Royal Family – who still seem to live by the “old fashioned values†you hold so dear. Princess Diana had to be a virgin before marriage. After having her first child and unable to tolerate her husband’s adultury, she at first had affairs with at least two men and finally the marriage fell apart. (Incidently has anyone ever noticed the embarassingly similar appearence of Prince Harry and James Gilbey - one of Diana's lovers? ) Prince Charles and the rest of the royal family were bemused at her reaction. After all, Charles had only been doing the same as his father, his father’s father and generations of royal men had done before!!! Married for children, then had sex with other women for pleasure – they could not understand why she could not just tolerate her husband’s infidelity and find a lover for herself. That is your OLD FASHIONED MORAL VALUES! However, with our MODERN attitudes to sexual morality, she considered it unacceptable!!
Sadly your chocolate-box view of the “past†is factually wrong
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 01:12 pm |
Quoting vineyards: Congratulations on having a gay day and a gay monument. We have a feast of sacrifice which is meant to help people to become more sacrificing towards the needy. Having a whole feast for that purpose doesn't help people to become more sacrificing nor does it ease the gap among income groups.
I don't agree with you about Turkish gays being more secresive. I've noticed European/American males are afraid of touching one another. You'd often see two males walking hand in hand in Turkey although they are not gays at all.
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All I was saying is that we are not in denial about the gay population in Holland, whereas in many İslamic countries, the existence of homosexuality is denied or underestimated.
I was not saying a monument does help in any way, nor did I say whether I supported or not the existence of such monuments and feasts. Like you, I highlt doubt if they work.
As for the touching in public part, this is a common cultural thing in Turkey,and I dont think it really has anything to do with homosexuality. Maybe in the US it does, afraid to be labelled as such, but not in Turkey.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 01:22 pm |
I don't see the problem of sex before marriage at all, as a matter of fact. Neither for men, nor women.
All it requires is a certain maturity, responsibility and trust. A paper which says you are married, is not required for having a healthy and safe sexual relationship.
Yes, it is so nice if the one you are married to is for both sides the 'first one', but virginity should never be a criteria upon women (or men) are able to find a spouse or not.
Virginity is nothing but a label, that has come from old ages, where sex was dirty and marriage arranged or meant for reproduction and status, and now has become a burden for women who live in societies where men are thought to have more rights than women.
I do not promote or support one-night stands, but I dont see the problem of them either.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 01:30 pm |
I dont mind ladies having premarital sex either....so long as they do not expect me to marry them afterwards..
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 01:33 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: ....so long as they do not expect me to marry them afterwards.. |
Don't worry, I think that's highly unlikely 
I am sure your ridiculously mysogynist and sexist attitudes are an eloborate joke. Well done! I can't believe that someone with your education and background has such a village mentality...
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 01:34 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: I dont mind ladies having premarital sex either....so long as they do not expect me to marry them afterwards.. |
ohh,who would buy a cat in a tied bag???
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 01:53 pm |
whether or not any lady sees it fit to have premarital sex is her choice...and whether or not I would wish to marry one with such experience is mine, no?
Notice we are not talking about virginity here...the subject is premarital sex for ladies. There may be non-virgin ladies, elligible for marriage.
No one needs a high degree of education to figure this out..
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 02:01 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: whether or not any lady sees it fit to have premarital sex is her choice...and whether or not I would wish to marry one with such experience is mine, no?
Notice we are not talking about virginity here...the subject is premarital sex for ladies. There may be non-virgin ladies, elligible for marriage. |
Yes of course your personal values are your own. I can well imagine that those special cases are widows or maybe even divorced women (if you are open minded enough to accept this category into your scope).
My own personal values - if I did ever chose to marry, I would never marry a man who had such low opinions of women, or who insisted on calling them "ladies" and classified them into his own, self-styled moral groups. I would not care if he was a virgin or not, but I would definitely never trust the fidelity of a misogynist whose culture invariably includes marital infidelity...
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 02:03 pm |
I really believe that sexist Turkish men deserves those girls who do everything but not a normal intercourse and then claim they are virgin.
They deserve each other!!
And justice is done
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 02:05 pm |
According to Turkish traditional community culture,
“Virginity" is definitely precondition for marriage in Türkiye...
What about British girls?
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 02:06 pm |
Quoting yilgun-7: According to Turkish traditional community culture,
“Virginity" is definitely precondition for marriage in Türkiye...
What about British girls? |
There are British virgins Yilgun - but please remember that, according to your culture, ONLY male virgins may marry them
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 02:11 pm |
My category for non-virgin ladies elligible for marriage, also include
1. those who lost it via non sexual activities,
2. those who lost it by force, against their own will.
3. those for which I may be carriying half the responsibility..
Dudus can have the rest....
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 02:11 pm |
Quoting yilgun-7: According to Turkish traditional community culture,
“Virginity" is definitely precondition for marriage in Türkiye...
What about British girls? |
For Holland, definitely NOT. There may be some exceptions in the strict protestant or orthodox families, but they too, are becoming less. Sex is something parents talk about with their children when they reach fysical maturity, to warn them for the nasty consequences if you are not careful. I never heard of someone whose parents said it was better not to have sex because it ruines your chances for marriage.
The anti-conception pill is the number one prescribed drugs among women in Holland.
I suppose England will be comparable.
There are exceptions everywhere, but I had to generalize to get the main-picture.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 02:12 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: My category for non-virgin ladies elligible for marriage, also include
1. those who lost it via non sexual activities,
2. those who lost it by force, against their own will.
3. those for which I may be carriying half the responsibility.. |
Excellent - enjoy your life
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 02:15 pm |
Quoting yilgun-7: According to Turkish traditional community culture,
“Virginity" is definitely precondition for marriage in Türkiye...
What about British girls? |
it is not only in turkiye it is in any islamic culture coz the holy quran says so .
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 02:19 pm |
Quoting hanan: it is not only in turkiye it is in any islamic culture coz the holy quran says so . |
It certainly does Hanan. I would have great respect for this, if it were not for the fact that many men choose to ignore the fact that the holy quran says the same for MEN as WOMEN on this issue
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 02:22 pm |
AEnigma III , I respect your points of view.
Culture and principles lead the community.Law is law.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 02:25 pm |
In Holland, a new pill has come on the market, to protect Muslim women who are not virgin anymore. The pill can be received from a doctor, for free, and abotu half an hour till an hour after taking it, the women will start to bleed a red liquid that looks like blood. She bleeds, thus she is a virgin.
However, not all virgins bleed! Maybe in the times where this idea stems from, women bled. The chance of a woman bleeding becomes higher when she is nervous (the marriage-night, in which she will be so nervous bec the family next day will know they have done it and wonder if she bled or not), or unwilling (a pre-arranged marriage, not mentally ready, scared of sex as it was labelled as dirty and a taboo through all her life, and suddenly she has to take part of it).
The pill might be a good sollution to protect the women, but I think it will only keep the misconception of every virgin bleeding, going.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 02:28 pm |
Quoting yilgun-7: Culture and principles lead the community.Law is law.
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Ofcourse it does, and from a certain point of view there is nothign wrong with that. But times changes, and so should the principles then.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 07:55 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III:
Actually Alameda you DID label women here with those names. Please remember that they are only "unwise" by your personal religious or cultural standards.
YET AGAIN you are confusing people who choose not to marry with promiscuity. I dont believe anyone was advocating promiscuity and I agree that the rise in STDs is alarming. You should really try not to judge and assume. If you disagree with sex outside marriage, then that is your opinion, but you have no right to make disparaging comments about people who may not agree with you. |
Argh!!! I went over all 310 of my previous posts and did not find any where I labeled women here with those names. I am not calling them "bad" people, but I question the wisdom of some of their actions. If I did, I apologize as my last intention is to hurt anyone. If I don't agree, it is my right to speak up. It could be you are reading between the lines and filling things in. It appears to me we are bickering over semantics.
marriage
I believe everyone wants a life-mate or soul-mate. Someone who will be committed to be there for them during their lifetime. In order to get that and keep it there are ways that work and ones that are less likely to work.
Being loved and loving are the most basic needs of human beings. What does life mean if only our physical needs are fulfilled, but emotionally and spiritually we are empty? How we go about that in many ways defines us and our lives. Many are afraid to love, and feel unworthy of being loved. I don't believe are many lives are enriched by drifting from affair to affair.
All relationships go through honeymoon periods, and less happy times. Being committed to stick to it through these times requires commitment. It is not easy, it requires commitment. Ask couples who have been together for very long times and you will find it was not one long honeymoon.
Regarding your comment on my understanding of history. I am well aware of different periods of less than strict standards. However the big change was when antibiotics and birth control methods became more reliable. At that time many of the perceived reasons for casual sex were removed.
The danger of unwanted pregnancy was a very big deterrent. It's always the woman who ends up "holding the bag"....so to speak. My point is that there are more subtle reasons for not being casual about sex.
I was unaware of Victoria's toys though. Interesting....
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 09:02 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: I dont mind ladies having premarital sex either....so long as they do not expect me to marry them afterwards.. |
i am quite sure that you ll find a perfect virgin for yourself,but himen is not the only thing that you should chek it out
Alpha,are you virgin,if it is not to unpolite to ask.
if you are,then congratulations,i hope honestley that you ll find a virgin.
if you are not,then you are such a smooth face
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 09:02 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: I dont mind ladies having premarital sex either....so long as they do not expect me to marry them afterwards.. |
i am quite sure that you ll find a perfect virgin for yourself,but himen is not the only thing that you should chek it out
Alpha,are you virgin,if it is not to unpolite to ask.
if you are,then congratulations,i hope honestley that you ll find a virgin.
if you are not,then you are such a smooth face
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 09:06 pm |
Quoting hanan: Quoting yilgun-7: According to Turkish traditional community culture,
“Virginity" is definitely precondition for marriage in Türkiye...
What about British girls? |
it is not only in turkiye it is in any islamic culture coz the holy quran says so . |
and not only in quaran,also in bible and torah
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 09:11 pm |
I noticed a cheeky question asking me if I, myself, was a virgin till I was married.
The question is irrelevant, since I had every respect to ladies who would deny me their hand in marriage, considering my sinfull past...I never considered it a crime if a lady wanted a virgin lover or a husband.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 09:15 pm |
Quoting lada: Quoting hanan: Quoting yilgun-7: According to Turkish traditional community culture,
“Virginity' is definitely precondition for marriage in Türkiye...
What about British girls? |
it is not only in turkiye it is in any islamic culture coz the holy quran says so . |
and not only in quaran,also in bible and torah |
Torah is the Old Testament.
And jews were matrilineal society.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 09:22 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: I never considered it a crime if a lady wanted a virgin lover or a husband. |
Well... in these days, in some places this is but a peculiar weirdo desire. Other places the reverse of your desired situation is materialised in a rigide and unfair sets of rules imposed to women.
That is why your axioms are angering us a little.)))))
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 09:25 pm |
I think I am winning the discussion...the problem here is not religious, it is philosophical....
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 09:38 pm |
I do not address nor reply to instigations and i recommend the same principle to be followed))))))
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 09:41 pm |
Quoting portokal: I do not address nor reply to instigations and i recommend the same principle to be followed)))))) |
+1
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 09:41 pm |
Your principle is perfect for basically angelic ladies like yourself....not for me )))))))))))
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 10:00 pm |
Quoting yilgun-7: According to Turkish traditional community culture,
“Virginity" is definitely precondition for marriage in Türkiye...
What about British girls? |
what about turkish boys?
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 10:06 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting yilgun-7: According to Turkish traditional community culture,
“Virginity" is definitely precondition for marriage in Türkiye...
What about British girls? |
what about turkish boys? |
according to quaran rules are same but according to the ppl:they pick what they please from religion..and then they are judging
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 10:06 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting yilgun-7: According to Turkish traditional community culture,
“Virginity" is definitely precondition for marriage in Türkiye...
What about British girls? |
what about turkish boys? |
Naturally this rule doesnt apply to them.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 10:13 pm |
Quoting SERA_2005: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting yilgun-7: According to Turkish traditional community culture,
“Virginity" is definitely precondition for marriage in Türkiye...
What about British girls? |
what about turkish boys? |
Naturally this rule doesnt apply to them. |
no, just our wonderful yilgun forgets to ask this important question himself first.
what a poor mentality!
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 10:15 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting SERA_2005: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting yilgun-7: According to Turkish traditional community culture,
“Virginity" is definitely precondition for marriage in Türkiye...
What about British girls? |
what about turkish boys? |
Naturally this rule doesnt apply to them. |
no, just our wonderful yilgun forgets to ask this important question himself first.
what a poor mentality!
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Ever the feminist...loves it!
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 10:32 pm |
I have followed this thread with interest and after long talks with my now non-dudu I have something to input with regards to "turkish girls"
As this is only one example it in no way insinuates that it is true of all the females.
My non-dudu was for lack of a better word abandoned with 2 children by his 'turkish wife' for money. she sold her husband, her children for money that was offered by her parents and moved to another country. I am at a loss to even know how any female can abandon their children. I was shocked that this was a muslim turkish woman as in islam family is very important to the religion.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 10:53 pm |
Quoting Leelu: I have followed this thread with interest and after long talks with my now non-dudu I have something to input with regards to "turkish girls"
As this is only one example it in no way insinuates that it is true of all the females.
My non-dudu was for lack of a better word abandoned with 2 children by his 'turkish wife' for money. she sold her husband, her children for money that was offered by her parents and moved to another country. I am at a loss to even know how any female can abandon their children. I was shocked that this was a muslim turkish woman as in islam family is very important to the religion. |
havent you forgot that muslim women are so faithfull,caring,..and the western girls are so cheap!
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 10:55 pm |
Quoting lada: Quoting Leelu: I have followed this thread with interest and after long talks with my now non-dudu I have something to input with regards to "turkish girls"
As this is only one example it in no way insinuates that it is true of all the females.
My non-dudu was for lack of a better word abandoned with 2 children by his 'turkish wife' for money. she sold her husband, her children for money that was offered by her parents and moved to another country. I am at a loss to even know how any female can abandon their children. I was shocked that this was a muslim turkish woman as in islam family is very important to the religion. |
havent you forgot that muslim women are so faithfull,caring,..and the western girls are so cheap! |
Oh brilliant i didnt know i was cheap thanks for the info!
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 11:15 pm |
Quoting lada: Quoting Leelu: I have followed this thread with interest and after long talks with my now non-dudu I have something to input with regards to "turkish girls"
As this is only one example it in no way insinuates that it is true of all the females.
My non-dudu was for lack of a better word abandoned with 2 children by his 'turkish wife' for money. she sold her husband, her children for money that was offered by her parents and moved to another country. I am at a loss to even know how any female can abandon their children. I was shocked that this was a muslim turkish woman as in islam family is very important to the religion. |
havent you forgot that muslim women are so faithfull,caring,..and the western girls are so cheap! |
apparently this one doesn't know about faithful and caring as she also met a "new friend" apparently money is more important than love or family, as a western woman I have a hard time even understanding the mentality of abandoning a husband and children for money. And actually find her to be a very selfish/uncaring individual.
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 11:18 pm |
Quoting lada:
havent you forgot that muslim women are so faithfull,caring,..and the western girls are so cheap! |
hahahaha
its so sad tho that those poor western bitches cant have such wonderful life of muslim women, esp, in countries like saudi arabia! but, we have some lucky girls who want to share this marvelous experience becoming nice muslim ladies whom we are all due respect. and yet we have loads of them ready to do so in an exchange for LOVE, namely for sex actually i dare to say that most of these girls think with their vaginas not brains.
those handsome beautiful arabs and turks are offering cheap western girls such great opportunities to purify themselves from the dirt of the west, may allah bless their hard work.
right? right!
omega F... and his wonderful friend alameda think that the western women talk so bad of muslim women because they are jealous of the social status that have muslim women.
no, actually, according to a stupid comment of alameda, western women are jealous of turksih women because they lose their handsome turks, and the western cheap women make up stories about disgusting sex to destroy the holy image of holy turkish girls!
so it means that western women are disgusting and will do everything on order to gain their lovers back!
maybe its a f...ng true statement if we view the translation section!
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 11:35 pm |
All you can do is to insult; no ideas, no opinions...why do you bother to post anything at all?
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 11:41 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting lada:
havent you forgot that muslim women are so faithfull,caring,..and the western girls are so cheap! |
hahahaha
its so sad tho that those poor western bitches cant have such wonderful life of muslim women, esp, in countries like saudi arabia! but, we have some lucky girls who want to share this marvelous experience becoming nice muslim ladies whom we are all due respect. and yet we have loads of them ready to do so in an exchange for LOVE, namely for sex actually i dare to say that most of these girls think with their vaginas not brains.
those handsome beautiful arabs and turks are offering cheap western girls such great opportunities to purify themselves from the dirt of the west, may allah bless their hard work.
right? right!
omega F... and his wonderful friend alameda think that the western women talk so bad of muslim women because they are jealous of the social status that have muslim women.
no, actually, according to a stupid comment of alameda, western women are jealous of turksih women because they lose their handsome turks, and the western cheap women make up stories about disgusting sex to destroy the holy image of holy turkish girls!
so it means that western women are disgusting and will do everything on order to gain their lovers back!
maybe its a f...ng true statement if we view the translation section!  |
east and west..f...k the rest!
Ff you have right!
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 11:50 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: All you can do is to insult; no ideas, no opinions...why do you bother to post anything at all? |
oh, and you are contributing great ideas and opinions!
why are you bothering yourself to post anything at all? what is your point?
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 01:01 pm |
Neither East nor West home is the best.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 01:58 pm |
Quoting Leelu: Quoting lada: Quoting Leelu: I have followed this thread with interest and after long talks with my now non-dudu I have something to input with regards to "turkish girls"
As this is only one example it in no way insinuates that it is true of all the females.
My non-dudu was for lack of a better word abandoned with 2 children by his 'turkish wife' for money. she sold her husband, her children for money that was offered by her parents and moved to another country. I am at a loss to even know how any female can abandon their children. I was shocked that this was a muslim turkish woman as in islam family is very important to the religion. |
havent you forgot that muslim women are so faithfull,caring,..and the western girls are so cheap! |
apparently this one doesn't know about faithful and caring as she also met a "new friend" apparently money is more important than love or family, as a western woman I have a hard time even understanding the mentality of abandoning a husband and children for money. And actually find her to be a very selfish/uncaring individual. |
Check out the statistics of the deserted childern by either man or woman or both of them back at the Stats and you wont be neither shoked nor at a loss !
On another hand,i guess you dont need to check it,its obvious enough !
İ dont believe what you are labeling Turkish women with here !
And i dont know what you all are talking about here ?!
This thread supposed to be about Turkish women,to get to know them better,suddenly one post 'and btw,he was right,he kept the thread flamed alright'and you start attacking them,trying to prove how bad they are and how good Western girls are !
And suddenly feminists who were defending those poor,helpless ladies for how dependent they are,and how the men controling them and their lives became against them too,and NOW they are monsters !
Because how DARE a Turk says they are better than Western women !
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 02:10 pm |
Dont worry CANLI..
They are unhappy and unfulfilled )))))))))))))
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 03:05 pm |
IT'S SAD TO SEE THAT MOST OF TURKISH MEN HAVE SUCH A BAD OPINION ABOUT WESTERN WEMEN..THAN WHAT THEY WANT FROM US IF IN THEIR OPPINION THE TURKISH WOMEN ARE SO WONDERFULL,SO PERFECT?...I HAVE TURKISH FEMALE FRIENDS.I TALKED SO MANY TIMES ABOUT THEIR LIVES,I HEARD SO MANY STORIES ABOUT THEIR FEMALE FRIENDS,WOMENS THAT I'VE NEVER MET...ALL I CAN SAY IS THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THEM AND WESTERN WOMENS...THEY ARE ALSO CRY AND SUFFER BECAUSE OF TURKISH MEN,THEY HOPE HAVING A TRUE LOVE,THEY DO THE SAME MISTAKES AS US IN THE NAME OF WHAT WE CALL "LOVE",THEY HAVE THE SAME PROBLEMS LIKE US...AND SOMETIMES TURKISH WOMEN ARE TREATED BY THE TURKISH MEN IN THE SAME WAY AS THEY TREAT THE WESTERN WOMENS,SOMETIMES WORST THAN US...
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 03:13 pm |
That Turkish men have a generally bad opinion of Western ladies is not correct.
Most of the Western ladies I have met in my lifetime were extremely nice.
I do not think some of the ladies here can be considered representatives of Western culture...or of any culture..
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 03:27 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: I do not think some of the ladies here can be considered representatives of Western culture...or of any culture.. |
If only the same could be said of Turkish men...
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 03:33 pm |
Watch it...You will lose your Brownie points ....
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 04:00 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: Watch it...You will lose your Brownie points .... |
As a former Brownie and Girl Guide I have enough points
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 05:58 pm |
Quoting alameda: I believe everyone wants a life-mate or soul-mate. Someone who will be committed to be there for them during their lifetime. In order to get that and keep it there are ways that work and ones that are less likely to work.
Being loved and loving are the most basic needs of human beings. What does life mean if only our physical needs are fulfilled, but emotionally and spiritually we are empty? How we go about that in many ways defines us and our lives. Many are afraid to love, and feel unworthy of being loved. I don't believe are many lives are enriched by drifting from affair to affair.
All relationships go through honeymoon periods, and less happy times. Being committed to stick to it through these times requires commitment. It is not easy, it requires commitment. Ask couples who have been together for very long times and you will find it was not one long honeymoon.
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Without wishing this "argument" to become a regular feature - or even a saga ( ) - I have noticed that you often contradict yourself between posts and I do get confused. You go from saying that women who believe in sex before marriage are "promiscuous" and then the next day you deny it and merely call them "unwise".
You now write three paragraphs about having a soulmate and being loved and needing a mate. However, the last time we discussed marriage you were saying that you should not marry for love, but for family compatibility and having shared culture and interests - in fact, advocating arranged marriages!
Anyway, for the ermmmm 7th time (?), I would point out (again) that sex without marriage does not equate promiscuity. If I choose not to marry, it doesn't mean I dont want a "soulmate" or to be loved. I don't have religious feelings towards marriage and I dont enjoy the idea of having to "legalise" my partnership or to fit in with the "norm". I don't particularly relish being a "wife" either thanks. However, this does not make me any less virtuous or pure than someone who chooses marriage.
PS. Must admit to being a bit shocked at Victoria's "toys" too
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 06:11 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: Watch it...You will lose your Brownie points .... |
watch out, omega, dont lose your face, or maybe faith?!!!
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 09:49 pm |
Yes, I was wondering if that might appear I was backing down. You see, I realized your standards and semantics are different & changed to a more easy to understood word, unwise from promiscuous
AEnigma said: "Without wishing this "argument" to become a regular feature - or even a saga ( ) - I have noticed that you often contradict yourself between posts and I do get confused. You go from saying that women who believe in sex before marriage are "promiscuous" and then the next day you deny it and merely call them "unwise". "
Given the amount of failed relationships and the proliferation of services and sites, as well as the time tested nature of the system, perhaps it's not such a bad idea? I mean, how do people find suitable mates? I think it can be summed up with knowing that in the "West" people Fall in love, where as in the "East" they find compatible mates to fall in love with.
AEnigma said: "You now write three paragraphs about having a soulmate and being loved and needing a mate. However, the last time we discussed marriage you were saying that you should not marry for love, but for family compatibility and having shared culture and interests - in fact, advocating arranged marriages! "
Perhaps if you think of it as blessing your relationship, rather than a legalization, it would be more palatable? Anyway, it's a question of semantics....
AEnigma said: "Anyway, for the ermmmm 7th time (?), I would point out (again) that sex without marriage does not equate promiscuity. If I choose not to marry, it doesn't mean I dont want a "soulmate" or to be loved. I don't have religious feelings towards marriage and I dont enjoy the idea of having to "legalise" my partnership or to fit in with the "norm". I don't particularly relish being a "wife" either thanks. However, this does not make me any less virtuous or pure than someone who chooses marriage."
Ahhh Victoria....poor lady probably would be horrified to know her privacy had been compromised in such a way.
Ewwww
AEnigma said: "PS. Must admit to being a bit shocked at Victoria's "toys" too "
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 09:52 pm |
Discussion over now?
Wanna talk about old monks???
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 09:57 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Discussion over now?
Wanna talk about old monks???  |
YEAH!! Old Monks! Old Monks! Can we talk about Reverends too?
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 10:04 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting AEnigma III: Discussion over now?
Wanna talk about old monks???  |
YEAH!! Old Monks! Old Monks! Can we talk about Reverends too? |
Well, since lightning hasn't struck me down, I guess it would be ok. Elisabeth I have seen the light, hallelujah! Praise the Lord! My favorite is Jessie Jackson and yours? Oh yes, Tammy Faye...I love her make up..
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 10:06 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III: Discussion over now?
Wanna talk about old monks???  |
Maybe you mean, like the founder of Protestantism? I don't think you could expect Catholics to know a lot about that. It's not exactly encouraged.
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 10:08 pm |
Quoting teaschip1: Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting AEnigma III: Discussion over now?
Wanna talk about old monks???  |
YEAH!! Old Monks! Old Monks! Can we talk about Reverends too? |
Well, since lightning hasn't struck me down, I guess it would be ok. Elisabeth I have seen the light, hallelujah! Praise the Lord! My favorite is Jessie Jackson and yours? Oh yes, Tammy Faye...I love her make up.. |
hehehe......how about that Al Sharpton! He's a pretty snappy guy! WOW have we gone off topic!
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19 Nov 2007 Mon 10:22 pm |
Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting teaschip1: Quoting Elisabeth: Quoting AEnigma III: Discussion over now?
Wanna talk about old monks???  |
YEAH!! Old Monks! Old Monks! Can we talk about Reverends too? |
Well, since lightning hasn't struck me down, I guess it would be ok. Elisabeth I have seen the light, hallelujah! Praise the Lord! My favorite is Jessie Jackson and yours? Oh yes, Tammy Faye...I love her make up.. |
hehehe......how about that Al Sharpton! He's a pretty snappy guy! WOW have we gone off topic! |
Your right, good old Al!
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20 Nov 2007 Tue 09:34 pm |
Türk Delikanlısı’nın (male=erkek)
klasikleşmiş şarkısı=
ÇAPKINIM HOVARDAYIM
Bana derler külhanlı
Tığ gibi delikanlı
İçtim başım dumanlı
Hayda hayda di hayda
Bu gece barda gönlüm hovarda
Çalsın sazlar oynasın kızlar
Hayda hayda di hayda
Çapkınım hovardayım
Yirmi dört ayardayım
Her gece bir bardayım
Hayda hayda di hayda
Bu gece barda gönlüm hovarda
Çalsın sazlar oynasın kızlar
Hayda hayda di hayda
(Nermin Candan)
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21 Nov 2007 Wed 10:34 am |
Quoting Deli_kizin: In Holland, a new pill has come on the market, to protect Muslim women who are not virgin anymore. The pill can be received from a doctor, for free, and abotu half an hour till an hour after taking it, the women will start to bleed a red liquid that looks like blood. She bleeds, thus she is a virgin.
However, not all virgins bleed! Maybe in the times where this idea stems from, women bled. The chance of a woman bleeding becomes higher when she is nervous (the marriage-night, in which she will be so nervous bec the family next day will know they have done it and wonder if she bled or not), or unwilling (a pre-arranged marriage, not mentally ready, scared of sex as it was labelled as dirty and a taboo through all her life, and suddenly she has to take part of it).
The pill might be a good sollution to protect the women, but I think it will only keep the misconception of every virgin bleeding, going. |
i think this pill should be used to girls who had been raped or forced against thier will to have sex but any other muslim girl who did in purpose i will ask them only one question if they used that pill
whom are you fooling? if you r fooling people i think u got it.
but u r fooling allah or yourselves i think it wont work at all.coz it is painful to lie to allah or to urselves.
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21 Nov 2007 Wed 10:44 am |
Quoting femme_fatal: poor muslim girls that are forced to have that disgusting sex!
what a hypocrasy! girls are treated like a good from the supermarket, new untouched unused good!
why isnt the other way, men, virgin men? any girl who slept with a virgin man, must cut a little piece of their organ as a sign of the virginity loss, so the next woman would know that hesnt virgin anymore.
awww, then alameda would protest against this barbarian act! |
may it looks like we r poor but i think many girls had chosen to be poor instead of being sinful and it feels more secure and happy when you r in a good connection with allah than people, and eveything will be rewarded and will not be lost in the hands of allah. .
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21 Nov 2007 Wed 12:08 pm |
Quoting hanan: Quoting Deli_kizin: In Holland, a new pill has come on the market, to protect Muslim women who are not virgin anymore. The pill can be received from a doctor, for free, and abotu half an hour till an hour after taking it, the women will start to bleed a red liquid that looks like blood. She bleeds, thus she is a virgin.
However, not all virgins bleed! Maybe in the times where this idea stems from, women bled. The chance of a woman bleeding becomes higher when she is nervous (the marriage-night, in which she will be so nervous bec the family next day will know they have done it and wonder if she bled or not), or unwilling (a pre-arranged marriage, not mentally ready, scared of sex as it was labelled as dirty and a taboo through all her life, and suddenly she has to take part of it).
The pill might be a good sollution to protect the women, but I think it will only keep the misconception of every virgin bleeding, going. |
i think this pill should be used to girls who had been raped or forced against thier will to have sex but any other muslim girl who did in purpose i will ask them only one question if they used that pill
whom are you fooling? if you r fooling people i think u got it.
but u r fooling allah or yourselves i think it wont work at all.coz it is painful to lie to allah or to urselves. |
pls, someone educate hanan about vurgins that dont bleed.
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21 Nov 2007 Wed 12:20 pm |
Good morning Femme
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21 Nov 2007 Wed 12:32 pm |
Quoting femme_fatal:
pls, someone educate hanan about vurgins that dont bleed. |
offfffffffffffff femme
let hanan Say her opinion innocently
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21 Nov 2007 Wed 01:12 pm |
Quote: In Holland, a new pill has come on the market, to protect Muslim women who are not virgin anymore. The pill can be received from a doctor, for free, and about half an hour till an hour after taking it, the women will start to bleed a red liquid that looks like blood. She bleeds, thus she is a virgin. |
This is so funny.
my country men insisting on seeing blood?
Above pills and all those re-virginisation operations are for you!!
I think, these type of solutions for the long term will have some results. If no man can be sure of if the woman is virgin or not, they wont be asking for it.
My solution to virginity/killings/anal sex type of problems is "pills should be made compulsory for first nights by the law".
It may sound quite radical and undemocratic but the problem will go away in a year!
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21 Nov 2007 Wed 02:26 pm |
Lol, sounds like a typical Dutch idea again . I agree with Deli that even though you're a virgin you don't necessarily bleed! It would be rather sad if you áre a virgin, but your bf doesn't believe you coz you're not bleeding!
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21 Nov 2007 Wed 02:27 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: Quote: In Holland, a new pill has come on the market, to protect Muslim women who are not virgin anymore. The pill can be received from a doctor, for free, and about half an hour till an hour after taking it, the women will start to bleed a red liquid that looks like blood. She bleeds, thus she is a virgin. |
This is so funny.
my country men insisting on seeing blood?
Above pills and all those re-virginisation operations are for you!!
I think, these type of solutions for the long term will have some results. If no man can be sure of if the woman is virgin or not, they wont be asking for it.
My solution to virginity/killings/anal sex type of problems is "pills should be made compulsory for first nights by the law".
It may sound quite radical and undemocratic but the problem will go away in a year!
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Yea the problem might go away but we can all wave good bye to our civil liberties!
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21 Nov 2007 Wed 02:47 pm |
Quoting SERA_2005: Quoting thehandsom: Quote: In Holland, a new pill has come on the market, to protect Muslim women who are not virgin anymore. The pill can be received from a doctor, for free, and about half an hour till an hour after taking it, the women will start to bleed a red liquid that looks like blood. She bleeds, thus she is a virgin. |
This is so funny.
my country men insisting on seeing blood?
Above pills and all those re-virginisation operations are for you!!
I think, these type of solutions for the long term will have some results. If no man can be sure of if the woman is virgin or not, they wont be asking for it.
My solution to virginity/killings/anal sex type of problems is "pills should be made compulsory for first nights by the law".
It may sound quite radical and undemocratic but the problem will go away in a year!
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Yea the problem might go away but we can all wave good bye to our civil liberties! |
Already told, it is radical and undemocratic!!
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21 Nov 2007 Wed 02:51 pm |
This is sad not funny. Specially east of Turkey girls are killed because of this reason. This is very very sad. No one can be that heartless to laugh this sitution.
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21 Nov 2007 Wed 03:43 pm |
Quoting Prym: This is sad not funny. Specially east of Turkey girls are killed because of this reason. This is very very sad. No one can be that heartless to laugh this sitution. |
tell this to alameda, elham, omega, canli, umut.
they seem to close their eyes onto what you say!
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21 Nov 2007 Wed 03:45 pm |
Quoting AEnigma III:
Good morning Femme  |
afternoon, gift of god
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22 Nov 2007 Thu 01:27 am |
ALL PROBLEMS SOLVED
Turk atalarinin mutluluk için 5 önerisi:
1) Ev islerinde ve zor islerde sana yardim
edecek olan, ayni zamanda da iyi
bir isi olan bir kadin bulman önemlidir.
2) Esprili, nüktedan ve seni güldürmesini bilen
bir kadin bulman onemlidir
3) Kendisine güvenebilecegin ve sana hiç yalan
söylemeyecek bir kadin bulman önemlidir.
4) Yatakta iyi olan ve seninle ask yapmayi
seven bir kadin bulman önemlidir.
5) Bu dört kadinin birbirlerini tanimamalari cok önemlidir !
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478. |
22 Nov 2007 Thu 01:31 am |
Aynısının erkekler için olan versiyonu var ve bu genel bir 'espiridir' Türklere özgü bir şey değil ama komik mi? Evet komik
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22 Nov 2007 Thu 01:38 am |
Quoting Prym: Aynısının erkekler için olan versiyonu var ve bu genel bir 'espiridir' Türklere özgü bir şey değil ama komik mi? Evet komik |
+1
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22 Nov 2007 Thu 01:56 am |
why don't you go hang out with some turkish girls... you might have a better opinion that way.... I have a few turkish friends that are girls... they seem to be classy but then I attract people that are really classy anyways
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22 Nov 2007 Thu 01:58 am |
Quoting ciko: turkish girls...they need love,care, sweet words for 7/24.. if you ever stop caring about them you will be blamed for not caring enough..
let them stay away from me |
I think women are like that in general .... don't ya think... hehehheh
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22 Nov 2007 Thu 02:00 am |
Quoting Denize: Quoting ciko: turkish girls...they need love,care, sweet words for 7/24.. if you ever stop caring about them you will be blamed for not caring enough..
let them stay away from me |
I think women are like that in general .... don't ya think... hehehheh |
Speak for yourself - personally I only like to hear SINCERE words not constant blah blah sevgilim blah ....
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22 Nov 2007 Thu 02:03 am |
Must be maturing with time....
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22 Nov 2007 Thu 02:10 am |
Quoting AlphaF: Must be maturing with time.... |
I am a Beaujolais Alpha, I dont need to mature to be at my best
On the other hand, you are an old Claret 
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22 Nov 2007 Thu 02:43 am |
I adore fresh wine...sweet and fruity...peaches?
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25 Nov 2007 Sun 11:38 am |
Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting hanan: Quoting Deli_kizin: In Holland, a new pill has come on the market, to protect Muslim women who are not virgin anymore. The pill can be received from a doctor, for free, and abotu half an hour till an hour after taking it, the women will start to bleed a red liquid that looks like blood. She bleeds, thus she is a virgin.
However, not all virgins bleed! Maybe in the times where this idea stems from, women bled. The chance of a woman bleeding becomes higher when she is nervous (the marriage-night, in which she will be so nervous bec the family next day will know they have done it and wonder if she bled or not), or unwilling (a pre-arranged marriage, not mentally ready, scared of sex as it was labelled as dirty and a taboo through all her life, and suddenly she has to take part of it).
The pill might be a good sollution to protect the women, but I think it will only keep the misconception of every virgin bleeding, going. |
i think this pill should be used to girls who had been raped or forced against thier will to have sex but any other muslim girl who did in purpose i will ask them only one question if they used that pill
whom are you fooling? if you r fooling people i think u got it.
but u r fooling allah or yourselves i think it wont work at all.coz it is painful to lie to allah or to urselves. |
pls, someone educate hanan about vurgins that dont bleed. |
actually i have a pretty good idea about that but i am talking about those muslim girls who had sex before marriage,
and besides u say (pls, someone educate hanan about virgins that dont bleed) u make look like u know everything and u r the boss and u r busy so let anyone educate me.
i think ,actually i am sure YOU DONT KNOW EVERYTHING IN THIS LIFE,SO I GUESS U HAVE TO SATRT WITH YOURSELF COZ HUMANS ALWAYS ARE IN NEED TO LEARN, FRIEND .
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25 Nov 2007 Sun 11:46 am |
Quoting elham: Quoting femme_fatal:
pls, someone educate hanan about vurgins that dont bleed. |
offfffffffffffff femme
let hanan Say her opinion innocently |
thanx friend.
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488. |
25 Nov 2007 Sun 12:20 pm |
I love this pill..
Every girl can now lose as many virginities as she fancies !
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489. |
25 Nov 2007 Sun 12:25 pm |
It would be far more productive to invent a pill to cure chauvinism!
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490. |
25 Nov 2007 Sun 12:35 pm |
Sour morning to you !
Do you have to ruin my dreams? ))))))))))))
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25 Nov 2007 Sun 12:38 pm |
Quoting AlphaF: Sour morning to you !
Do you have to ruin my dreams? )))))))))))) |
What a beautiful morning it is I hope you slept well?
I feel so overwhelmed and shy that I was in your dreams! 
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25 Nov 2007 Sun 05:11 pm |
Quoting hanan: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting hanan: Quoting Deli_kizin: In Holland, a new pill has come on the market, to protect Muslim women who are not virgin anymore. The pill can be received from a doctor, for free, and abotu half an hour till an hour after taking it, the women will start to bleed a red liquid that looks like blood. She bleeds, thus she is a virgin.
However, not all virgins bleed! Maybe in the times where this idea stems from, women bled. The chance of a woman bleeding becomes higher when she is nervous (the marriage-night, in which she will be so nervous bec the family next day will know they have done it and wonder if she bled or not), or unwilling (a pre-arranged marriage, not mentally ready, scared of sex as it was labelled as dirty and a taboo through all her life, and suddenly she has to take part of it).
The pill might be a good sollution to protect the women, but I think it will only keep the misconception of every virgin bleeding, going. |
i think this pill should be used to girls who had been raped or forced against thier will to have sex but any other muslim girl who did in purpose i will ask them only one question if they used that pill
whom are you fooling? if you r fooling people i think u got it.
but u r fooling allah or yourselves i think it wont work at all.coz it is painful to lie to allah or to urselves. |
pls, someone educate hanan about vurgins that dont bleed. |
actually i have a pretty good idea about that but i am talking about those muslim girls who had sex before marriage,
and besides u say (pls, someone educate hanan about virgins that dont bleed) u make look like u know everything and u r the boss and u r busy so let anyone educate me.
i think ,actually i am sure YOU DONT KNOW EVERYTHING IN THIS LIFE,SO I GUESS U HAVE TO SATRT WITH YOURSELF COZ HUMANS ALWAYS ARE IN NEED TO LEARN, FRIEND . |
Hanan, sister,
there is a very nice way to learn; take an apron from anotolia and have a good look at all the symbols, shapes, colours and weaving techniques.)))
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26 Nov 2007 Mon 11:52 am |
Quoting portokal: Quoting hanan: Quoting femme_fatal: Quoting hanan: Quoting Deli_kizin: In Holland, a new pill has come on the market, to protect Muslim women who are not virgin anymore. The pill can be received from a doctor, for free, and abotu half an hour till an hour after taking it, the women will start to bleed a red liquid that looks like blood. She bleeds, thus she is a virgin.
However, not all virgins bleed! Maybe in the times where this idea stems from, women bled. The chance of a woman bleeding becomes higher when she is nervous (the marriage-night, in which she will be so nervous bec the family next day will know they have done it and wonder if she bled or not), or unwilling (a pre-arranged marriage, not mentally ready, scared of sex as it was labelled as dirty and a taboo through all her life, and suddenly she has to take part of it).
The pill might be a good sollution to protect the women, but I think it will only keep the misconception of every virgin bleeding, going. |
i think this pill should be used to girls who had been raped or forced against thier will to have sex but any other muslim girl who did in purpose i will ask them only one question if they used that pill
whom are you fooling? if you r fooling people i think u got it.
but u r fooling allah or yourselves i think it wont work at all.coz it is painful to lie to allah or to urselves. |
pls, someone educate hanan about vurgins that dont bleed. |
actually i have a pretty good idea about that but i am talking about those muslim girls who had sex before marriage,
and besides u say (pls, someone educate hanan about virgins that dont bleed) u make look like u know everything and u r the boss and u r busy so let anyone educate me.
i think ,actually i am sure YOU DONT KNOW EVERYTHING IN THIS LIFE,SO I GUESS U HAVE TO SATRT WITH YOURSELF COZ HUMANS ALWAYS ARE IN NEED TO LEARN, FRIEND . |
Hanan, sister,
there is a very nice way to learn; take an apron from anotolia and have a good look at all the symbols, shapes, colours and weaving techniques.))) |
OK FRIEND
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26 Nov 2007 Mon 12:05 pm |
Quoting thehandsom: Quoting SuiGeneris:
i am waiting impetiently too lol
did you get the seeds?
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ay cekirdegi mi, kabak cekirdegi mi?  |
.. ) kabak çekirdeği..lol
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26 Nov 2007 Mon 12:08 pm |
Quoting SuiGeneris: Quoting thehandsom: Quoting SuiGeneris:
i am waiting impetiently too lol
did you get the seeds?
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ay cekirdegi mi, kabak cekirdegi mi?  |
i cant even eat kabak cekirdegi let it be ay cekirdegi hehehe |
he he That was great one ,too..lol Yes Yes I see you this matter!!!
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26 Nov 2007 Mon 12:16 pm |
Quoting hanan:
OK FRIEND |
making a friendship takes a longer time)))))
PS could i borrow your rolling pin?
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27 Nov 2007 Tue 11:13 pm |
Quoting portokal: Quoting hanan:
OK FRIEND |
making a friendship takes a longer time)))))
PS could i borrow your rolling pin? |
now Portokal .. you know shaking the rolling pin isn't going to make someone your friend ..
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28 Nov 2007 Wed 12:01 am |
Quoting Leelu: Quoting portokal: Quoting hanan:
OK FRIEND |
making a friendship takes a longer time)))))
PS could i borrow your rolling pin? |
now Portokal .. you know shaking the rolling pin isn't going to make someone your friend ..  |
well... a friendship (or not) is a feeling that i respect...
but i needed that rolling pin. it was just fanning there.
and i needed it for making pastry
PS besides, symbols that are to be found on anotolian aprons can be very relieving...
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28 Nov 2007 Wed 05:54 am |
oooooooh are you making pies?
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