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1.       desire
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 26 Jul 2005 Tue 12:10 am

i found an interesting discusion about turkish guys and foreign girl...i wonder is it true or false..read this:
i recently met a turkish man while on holiday,i have benn to turkey many times and love the people and counry.anything you can tell me about the culture and ways of turkish people woould be appreciated..you know,the do's and dont's . the man met has asked me to meet his family when i go back to see him in september..is this good sign?he has also asked me to marry him !i do havve feelings for him but need to know more about the way of llife and how british women fit in over there .i would love to live in this beautiful country and ask for any replies ..good and bad

----Was he a waiter, or an "independent entrepeneur"? What is your age difference? It was a holiday resort, right?

He ia a chef, i am 33 and he is 25, and yes it was a holiday resort. Any reason you ask? or is it the same old...younger man older woman, he knows i am divorced and lost everything in the process.
Thanks for the reply.

----same old story! When will these people ever learn?.......She asked for advice "good and bad" - I gave her my personal advice. If I let her down gently she's going to be even more hurt when she realises what her Super Chef has for store for her in his kitchen. More than a circumcised mutton dagger.

Read the Silly-Millie story amongst others and tell me if anybody is going to tell her "Oh Jackie I am so happy for you. A Turkish Chef, can he cook kebabs ? this must be your dream come true. You must be the envy of women throughout the world. There can't be many handsome virile men who fall for foreign women older than them. And he wants to marry you so early in the relationship, this must be such a special love, I wish somebody would do that to me. Of course he has a diplomatic passport to come to the UK with you doesn't he - or at least a 10 year visa - of course he does. Or maybe he's not interested in leaving Turkey. You are SO lucky that he chose you ahead of all the beautiful Turkish girls, he must love you so much. Have you asked him if he would like to come to the UK or Europe with you - I bet he will be SO excited. I have heard that this is very rare for somebody so handsome to fall for a divorced foreigner - somebody told me that at the Consulate they have only ever had one lucky Turkish man marrying an English rose - you will be the second. OOOOOH I am so excited for you. And of course your family and friends must be over the moon and can't wait to meet their new future in law."

Oh Jackie, you lucky lucky girl. Good luck with your wonderful future. I am sure you will both live happy ever after

that's it ..what do you think...is it only at the resorts with the chefs ,waitors and etc..or is it with all turkish men..

2.       pamuk
5 posts
 28 Jul 2005 Thu 02:29 am

turkish men will rarely marry to a woman to their senior, especially if the woman is divorced with kids.

most hot blooded turkish male's dream would be to become the first man of the woman they are going to spend their life with. in other words, a potential wife must be a virgin on the first night, particularly if the man is a waiter in a holiday resort.

3.       bliss
900 posts
 28 Jul 2005 Thu 05:22 am

Hello Pamuk,
Thank you for information. You sound very sure. I think your post can help our classmates . I did not know about this. It is good to learn about other cultures customs.
Don't you think there can be exceptions. I think we live in 21-st century already. I believe many things are changed.
Anyway, it is only my opinion.

4.       pamuk
5 posts
 28 Jul 2005 Thu 01:08 pm

as you may have noticed, i said "most" turkish man. i am sure there must be some exceptions although i havenot met one.
however, given the time i have been away from the country, i would like to think that things are changing so that i can return there finally.

5.       erdinc
2151 posts
 30 Jul 2005 Sat 12:27 am

Merhaba Pamuk,

maybe a little late but welcome to the turkishclass forums. Thank you for sharing your ideas with us. There haven't been many yet but I like reading your posts. I hope to see more of them.
Considering your perfect English I think you have been abroad for long now.
And yes I belive things have changed a lot in Turkey, especially in big cities.

Cheers,
Erdinc

6.       Maviş
28 posts
 17 Aug 2005 Wed 02:21 am

Hello, I am new here, and this is the first item I have chosen to read, and I must say I think it's a good one!! I have been married to a Turk for five years now, but I am only 23, I met him over here, he had been here for 7 years before I got hold of him!! I would consider myself somewhat integrated into the Turkish world, and I am fluent in Turkish, having worked in a holiday area in Turkey, I have been living in a Turkish man's world with their way of life, their traditions, and unbeknownst to them, their secrets too, for some years now. With me being young and British, my boys tend to forget that they have to moderate their conversations around me, and give away a lot more than my hubby would appreciate them too! So, with that in mind, I would say that I would be incredibly dubious of such a proposal, it would be so nice to live in a world where you could trust people's intentions, unfortunatley, most of the time stereotypes can be true! Sad, but true.

7.       nana
58 posts
 29 Aug 2005 Mon 04:55 am

8.       yasikli
9 posts
 29 Aug 2005 Mon 05:20 pm

I believe that the turkish men would marry to a virgin women. and they would like spend there whole life with them.

9.       Nikki
51 posts
 30 Aug 2005 Tue 10:49 am

Yasikli,

I think you are right in that Turkish men would marry a virgin. It's all to with the culture of the country.

Women in England are liberated and there does not seem to be the virtue as there was the last 2 - 3 decades ago.
My opinion, I still don't think a girl would lose her virginity to anyone but to the person she thought she really loved.
There seems to be so many people living together in England than getting married now! I think marriage seems to be fading to some extent.


10.       tut
3 posts
 30 Aug 2005 Tue 10:59 am

Do Turkish women ever marry an outsider?

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