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1.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 25 Aug 2009 Tue 06:54 pm

I have a question about intercultural relationship, especially when the man is turkish and the woman is another religion and culture. How is affected by Ramadan their relation. I am thinking that she needs to know something about that. I  am not talking about marriage, just friendship. I need more information about that.

Thanks

2.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 25 Aug 2009 Tue 09:00 pm

 

Quoting elenagabriela

I have a question about intercultural relationship, especially when the man is turkish and the woman is another religion and culture. How is affected by Ramadan their relation. I am thinking that she needs to know something about that. I  am not talking about marriage, just friendship. I need more information about that.

Thanks

 

    Usually they want to look very wise in day time and most of them victimize themselves because they dont want to eat or drink anything. Ý think you should not speak about food, drinks or sex during the day with them.

   But in fond they are the same like always. As we use to say: ´the wolf changes its fur but....´



Edited (8/25/2009) by ReyhanL [.]
Edited (8/25/2009) by ReyhanL [add]

3.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 25 Aug 2009 Tue 10:16 pm

 

Quoting ReyhanL

 

 

    Usually they want to look very wise in day time and most of them victimize themselves because they dont want to eat or drink anything. Ý think you should not speak about food, drinks or sex during the day with them.

   But in fond they are the same like always. As we use to say: ´the wolf changes its fur but....´

 

Thank u ReyhanL, u help me again, like usually

4.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 25 Aug 2009 Tue 10:21 pm

One more advise  from Foka : its better to leave them alone in  this sensitive time Big smile

5.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 25 Aug 2009 Tue 10:27 pm

 

Quoting ReyhanL

One more advise  from Foka : its better to leave them alone in  this sensitive time Big smile

 

Yes, of course. I had been noticed that. I think I made some mistakes with a friend, but, that is.... Thank you and Foka again. You help me much

6.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 25 Aug 2009 Tue 10:29 pm

 They have to forgive your mistakes because you´re a foreigner and is Ramazan ´time for forgiveness..´

7.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 25 Aug 2009 Tue 10:35 pm

 

Quoting ReyhanL

 They have to forgive your mistakes because you´re a foreigner and is Ramazan ´time for forgiveness..´

 

I hope so. I can`t imagine that this time can changes such more a relationship. But we learn all the life. Anyway, I like intercultural exchanges. They make you better

8.       ReyhanL
1961 posts
 25 Aug 2009 Tue 10:40 pm

 

Quoting elenagabriela

 

 

I hope so. I can`t imagine that this time can changes such more a relationship. But we learn all the life. Anyway, I like intercultural exchanges. They make you better

 

        Yes..i describe it as being exotic Big smile. Dont forget what i said about wolf´s fur! And dont worry for anything. The relationship will go on normally after. Now its like the period for women Wink

 

9.       catwoman
8933 posts
 26 Aug 2009 Wed 05:08 am

ReyhanL, I liked your posts until you pathologized women´s period again!!! You smartass!

10.       elenagabriela
2040 posts
 26 Aug 2009 Wed 07:17 am

 

Quoting ReyhanL

 

 

        Yes..i describe it as being exotic Big smile. Dont forget what i said about wolf´s fur! And dont worry for anything. The relationship will go on normally after. Now its like the period for women Wink

 

 

 You have right - as a period for woman. He became very anxious, nervous, cold and quietly. But they have only a months through 1 year....., but women<img src='/static/images/smileys//lol.gif' alt='lol'>

11.       raindrops
267 posts
 28 Aug 2009 Fri 03:08 pm

 

Quoting elenagabriela

 

 

 You have right - as a period for woman. He became very anxious, nervous, cold and quietly. But they have only a months through 1 year....., but women<img src='/static/images/smileys//lol.gif' alt='lol'>

 

some do not have all these symptoms

i just cant understand how this month can change. the only guess - anger bec of hunger. what else?

12.       alex de souza
60 posts
 28 Aug 2009 Fri 03:31 pm

 

Quoting raindrops

 

 

some do not have all these symptoms

i just cant understand how this month can change. the only guess - anger bec of hunger. what else?

 

what else? ermmmm your weight

13.       raindrops
267 posts
 28 Aug 2009 Fri 07:53 pm

 

Quoting alex de souza

 

 

what else? ermmmm your weight

 

my weight is the all year with no break )

14.       barba_mama
1629 posts
 01 Sep 2009 Tue 10:23 pm

I spend a few weeks in Turkey for Ramadan (or Ramazan) before I had to leave for my work. And now I get hungry at 4 o clock at night... and can´t sleep

I don´t like eating alone, so during ramadan I ate two times together with my partner. It didn´t change him much. He actually still goes to the gym! We still took our daytrips, only not to the beach (to hot and sunny during the day, will make him too thirsty). The weird thing was when we said goodbye at the airport and in stead of our usual smooch he had to give me a kiss on the forhead.

A friend of mine did change though. He looks horrible, and has no energy. And he complaints a LOT. I guess it makes a difference on how people react themselves to vasting. The friend smokes, so not smoking makes him grumpy...and he´s a bit of a sweet tooth, normally chowing down food all day. So we didn´t spend much fun time together.

I did ramazan for a week or so untill my boyfriend forced me to drink. I didn´t want to, wasn´t thirsty at all, but he was afraid i would dry myself out for his sake

15.       ikvi
14 posts
 18 Sep 2009 Fri 02:40 pm

How does man feel when girlfiend are not fasting during Ramadan?

Is it difficult?

 

 

16.       _AE_
677 posts
 18 Sep 2009 Fri 03:33 pm

 

Quoting ikvi

How does man feel when girlfiend are not fasting during Ramadan?

Is it difficult?

 

 

 

 Here we go again..... which man are you talking about?  Or is it "man" generally, and would he respond differently to a woman whose boyfriend was not fasting?  Or a friend who has a cold and is not fasting?

 

I guess some men would answer your question as "yes I find it difficult" and some may answer "I don´t mind". 

17.       jenniecakes
125 posts
 18 Sep 2009 Fri 05:51 pm

 

Quoting ikvi

How does man feel when girlfiend are not fasting during Ramadan?

Is it difficult?

 

 

 

 I think it dpends on the man really.  Everybody is different, and will feel differently.  My boyfriend respects that i´m not muslim and that i should still be able to eat etc, and therefore allows me too and i offer him respect by trying not to eat in front of him, it can be hard sometimes though i think.

18.       _AE_
677 posts
 18 Sep 2009 Fri 06:25 pm

Awwwww I love these "boyfriend" threads ..............................

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

...................

19.       lessluv
1052 posts
 18 Sep 2009 Fri 06:30 pm

 

Quoting jenniecakes

 

 

 I think it dpends on the man really.  Everybody is different, and will feel differently.  My boyfriend respects that i´m not muslim and that i should still be able to eat etc, and therefore allows me too and i offer him respect by trying not to eat in front of him, it can be hard sometimes though i think.

 

 Scared

20.       lady in red
6947 posts
 18 Sep 2009 Fri 06:42 pm

 

Quoting lessluv

 

 

 Scared

 

Stop it lessluv!!  That´s really good of him!!

21.       lessluv
1052 posts
 18 Sep 2009 Fri 06:46 pm

 

Quoting lady in red

 

 

Stop it lessluv!!  That´s really good of him!!

 

 I know I´m just jealous mine doesn´t let meCry

22.       _AE_
677 posts
 18 Sep 2009 Fri 06:50 pm

 

Quoting jenniecakes

 

 

 and i offer him respect by trying not to eat in front of him, it can be hard sometimes though i think.

 

 It IS hard I know... I also find it hard not to eat in front of people, especially when they are dieting...



Edited (9/18/2009) by _AE_

23.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 18 Sep 2009 Fri 07:31 pm

 Maybe people will understand better with pictures!!

 

Quoting lady in red

 

 

Stop it lessluv!!  That´s really good of him!!

 

You stop it LIR.....my dudu DOES NOT allow me!  Cry  and you know what an Angel I am.  I would never Alcoholicswhile he was fasting....no no, not me.  However, I do a lot of Ownedwhen he gets cranky because he is fasting, because really he is an Angel too except when he is fasting.  It makes me want to I will get you. !!! When I question his religion, he gets all You smartass!and I get all Scared.  But then later, he buys me some Flowersand then we Shy and then Super cool (of course after sundown!!!!!)  So the moral of the story is:

 

NEVER Alcoholicsdrink during the day when its Ramadan and your bf/husband will love you and allow you wear a Ninja when you leave the house to do his shopping.  He may even give you some money for Thank you, thank you!to buy for yourself.



Edited (9/18/2009) by Elisabeth
Edited (9/18/2009) by Elisabeth [hehehe....changed stopping to shopping]

24.       libralady
5152 posts
 18 Sep 2009 Fri 07:38 pm

 

Quoting Elisabeth

 Maybe people will understand better with pictures!!

 

 

You stop it LIR.....my dudu DOES NOT allow me!  Cry  and you know what an Angel I am.  I would never Alcoholicswhile he was fasting....no no, not me.  However, I do a lot of Ownedwhen he gets cranky because he is fasting, because really he is an Angel too except when he is fasting.  It makes me want to I will get you. !!! When I question his religion, he gets all You smartass!and I get all Scared.  But then later, he buys me some Flowersand then we Shy and then Super cool (of course after sundown!!!!!)  So the moral of the story is:

 

NEVER Alcoholicsdrink during the day when its Ramadan and your bf/husband will love you and allow you wear a Ninja when you leave the house to do his stopping.  He may even give you some money for Thank you, thank you!to buy for yourself.

 

 Ahhhh, thanks Liz, you have made the whole issue about eating in front of your fasting man SOOOOOO clear. 

25.       libralady
5152 posts
 18 Sep 2009 Fri 07:39 pm

 

Quoting _AE_

 

 

 It IS hard I know... I also find it hard not to eat in front of people, especially when they are dieting...

 

 Please see Liz´s description with pictures below - that might be a model for eating in front of dieters as well....Unsure

26.       Elisabeth
5732 posts
 18 Sep 2009 Fri 08:39 pm

 

Quoting libralady

 

 

 Ahhhh, thanks Liz, you have made the whole issue about eating in front of your fasting man SOOOOOO clear. 

 

Glad I could help.<img src='/static/images/smileys//lol.gif' alt='lol'> (fast)

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