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Turkish girls!!!
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18 Nov 2007 Sun 02:03 pm |
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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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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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 |
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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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