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1.       buhle1984
8 posts
 19 Mar 2012 Mon 05:18 pm

I have this love for Turkey that has gripped me so tightly. I fell for the man first who made me fall inlove with his country. I love the food, the culture, the language ( slowly trying to learn). I have desires to live in Turkey. The scenery of the country is gorgeous, fantastically gorgeous.

I can´t explain why I feel the way I do. I just do. All of a sudden, I´m aware of all things Turkish. From a person´s name, to travel channels. I greet in turkish even! It´s like Turkey is a man that I am infactuated with.

I can´t wait for my schedule to clear so I can finally visit the man (literally)and land of my dreams. I´m positively intoxicated.

Does anyone else feel the same? Or do I need to see a therapist !

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2.       Faily
22 posts
 19 Mar 2012 Mon 07:33 pm

 

Quoting buhle1984

I have this love for Turkey that has gripped me so tightly. I fell for the man first who made me fall inlove with his country. I love the food, the culture, the language ( slowly trying to learn). I have desires to live in Turkey. The scenery of the country is gorgeous, fantastically gorgeous.

I can´t explain why I feel the way I do. I just do. All of a sudden, I´m aware of all things Turkish. From a person´s name, to travel channels. I greet in turkish even! It´s like Turkey is a man that I am infactuated with.

I can´t wait for my schedule to clear so I can finally visit the man (literally)and land of my dreams. I´m positively intoxicated.

Does anyone else feel the same? Or do I need to see a therapist !

 

Ahh...I love you! This is me, this is me! On an older I made with a user login I forgot, I wrote about my addiction! :

 

I cannot stop learning Turkish? Any suggestions?

 http://www.turkishclass.com/forumTitle_52727

 

 

I recently wrote posts about this lovely ´issue´ too, just look at my profile

and then look at my forum posts. What a pleasure I found someone like me!

{#emotions_dlg.alcoholics}

3.       Faily
22 posts
 19 Mar 2012 Mon 07:38 pm

So you are like me....let me further drown your heart out with love and pain,

then ohhh evet follow my link for a beautiful Turkish song by Murat Boz:

 

 Geri Dönüş Olsa (Murat Boz)

 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7YlIEQuDnc&feature=relmfu

 

 

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4.       Faily
22 posts
 19 Mar 2012 Mon 07:39 pm

Here are some copied posts of mine:

 

 

Quoting MrX67
you can see the prints of it on songs,poems,and tunes easly,so traditional Turkish culture has very special way and difference from popular culture.and its really nice to smell a bit melancholy on everything for make stronger to feelings



(ME) "It´s quite the addiction for me, it´s confusing though I understand the soul of

it and it´s just beautiful. The most beautiful in the world to me the Turkish

language, people, land, culture....what a jewel."

5.       Faily
22 posts
 19 Mar 2012 Mon 07:41 pm

Another copied post of mine:

 

"............When I was younger, the Turkish men would

wow me. As I got older, they seem still impressive with their big souls and

their big hearts, such sentimetal men, but it´s the language in which they use,

the land, the vegetation, their life...which makes them so addictive. They are

like a mild-jungle people, with were they live (how incredibly green and full of

live it seems there), and their language not to mention their cultural attitudes,

it´s a no wonder I´m so addicted to these people, my heart dies and lives with

each Turkish word. It fills with the pain a hard-life of a Turk can bring you and

a joy of their beauty. Someday, I will lose myself in Turkey. My soul likes it

above all of this world. It´s so obvious that magic, but it´s not very talked

about! ..................."

 

I understand you girl!

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6.       Faily
22 posts
 19 Mar 2012 Mon 07:51 pm

buhle1984, let me tell you that mental health is so cliché, do you really believe

in that bull? No, you do not need a therapist though you do need to fulfill your

calling and let no man, no person, nothing get in your way! It will set you back

greatly and ...perhaps...a greater appreciation will grow of Turkey if you do this.

This is from my experience. Let me guess, you have tried to fight it?

 

People so say, "Oh it is impossible that a non-turk can understand us " -

--Though we have souls which understand certain things for the souls different

fulfillments to be achieved. The worst worst worst thing to do is fight it!

Believe me, I have been for....four years...only. There is a destiny for you if

you are truly full of the wisdom of this magik. 

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7.       Faily
22 posts
 19 Mar 2012 Mon 07:54 pm

This topic is very close to my heart, I´ve never been the same ever

since that one Turk...I believe in love, but it´s of course the only love their

is and it is a heartbreaking love. There is no such thing as a good love,

that´s why you fall in love, there is only painful love if it is true love.

Let me tell you, because I care if you are like me, that ...if you are looking

for your true love, don´t do it. Evet evet, I am the person to tell you not to,

because you will never be the same afterward. That´s if you are like me.

 

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8.       Faily
22 posts
 19 Mar 2012 Mon 08:13 pm

 

I give you all my prayers that you will accept that you have the

"Atatürk Syndrome"---because it´s well known that an overdose of Turkey

has killed him.

 

 History books say that Mustafa Kemal Ataturk died from the effects of overindulgence in rakı. That is only partly true.

In fact he died from an overdose of Turkey. His involvement with Turkey,

like his involvement with rakı, was so passionate and so intense that it ultimately consumed him. The same almost happened to me. I had admired Turkey from afar, but it was only after long

nights drinking rakı with friends that I came to understand the true audacity

of the Turkish idea. Its grandeur and beauty filled me with awe.

My excitement rose with each glass as I realized how much Turkey has

to share with the world,

to give to the world,

to teach the world.

 

 http://www.turkishclass.com/forumTitle_52771

 

9.       Faily
22 posts
 19 Mar 2012 Mon 08:36 pm

 

Quoting buhle1984

I have this love for Turkey that has gripped me so tightly. I fell for the man first who made me fall inlove with his country. I love the food, the culture, the language ( slowly trying to learn). I have desires to live in Turkey. The scenery of the country is gorgeous, fantastically gorgeous.

I can´t explain why I feel the way I do. I just do. All of a sudden, I´m aware of all things Turkish. From a person´s name, to travel channels. I greet in turkish even! It´s like Turkey is a man that I am infactuated with.

I can´t wait for my schedule to clear so I can finally visit the man (literally)and land of my dreams. I´m positively intoxicated.

Does anyone else feel the same? Or do I need to see a therapist !

 

 The woman is known for being the more emotional creature,and the male

the more logical one, in the majority of most studies/ yes I´m generalising.

Though you are correct in aiming for your gut feelings with this:

"Emotional conection moves us. Statistics do not. Unlike ´facts´, we process values at the gut level, not by using reason." --Markos Zuniga

 

 

 

 

10.       Faily
22 posts
 19 Mar 2012 Mon 08:38 pm

 

Quoting Faily

 

Quoting buhle1984

I have this love for Turkey that has gripped me so tightly. I fell for the man first who made me fall inlove with his country. I love the food, the culture, the language ( slowly trying to learn). I have desires to live in Turkey. The scenery of the country is gorgeous, fantastically gorgeous.

I can´t explain why I feel the way I do. I just do. All of a sudden, I´m aware of all things Turkish. From a person´s name, to travel channels. I greet in turkish even! It´s like Turkey is a man that I am infactuated with.

I can´t wait for my schedule to clear so I can finally visit the man (literally)and land of my dreams. I´m positively intoxicated.

Does anyone else feel the same? Or do I need to see a therapist !

 

 The woman is known for being the more emotional creature,and the male

the more logical one, in the majority of most studies/ yes I´m generalising.

Though you are correct in aiming for your gut feelings with this:

"Emotional conection moves us. Statistics do not. Unlike ´facts´, we process values at the gut level, not by using reason." --Markos Zuniga

 

 

 

 

 

 This matter is close to my heart, and all I´m trying to say is this is your life,

your calling, your values on if it´s a journey you plan to take is up to you.

Looking forward to your post!

11.       tunci
7149 posts
 20 Mar 2012 Tue 10:59 am

 

Such an extraordinary thread !! {#emotions_dlg.you_crazy}

Böyle konulara da ihtiyaç var...

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12.       Faily
22 posts
 20 Mar 2012 Tue 07:30 pm

 

Quoting tunci

 

Such an extraordinary thread !! {#emotions_dlg.you_crazy}

Böyle konulara da ihtiyaç var...

 

Tunci,

you know, I think you must love us crazies {#emotions_dlg.flowers}

13.       tunci
7149 posts
 20 Mar 2012 Tue 10:59 pm

 

Quoting Faily

 

 

Tunci,

you know, I think you must love us crazies {#emotions_dlg.flowers}

 

Tabi tabi ona ne şüphe. Çok severim crazyleri..{#emotions_dlg.doh}

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14.       buhle1984
8 posts
 22 Mar 2012 Thu 04:59 pm

15.       buhle1984
8 posts
 22 Mar 2012 Thu 05:04 pm

Reading your messages Faily, WOW!!! I have this huge smile on my face. You won´t believe it, but I already had Genis Doru Olsa on my phone. I have been scrounging around for turkish music on youtube.

I download lyrics, and sing along until I can pronounce it right. I am glad to say Turkish music is part of my bathroom ritual

I feel like the energizer bunny. I am working hard. I will get to turkey one day. Turkiye!!

 

 

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16.       Faily
22 posts
 29 Mar 2012 Thu 03:33 am

 

Quoting buhle1984

Reading your messages Faily, WOW!!! I have this huge smile on my face. You won´t believe it, but I already had Genis Doru Olsa on my phone. I have been scrounging around for turkish music on youtube.

I download lyrics, and sing along until I can pronounce it right. I am glad to say Turkish music is part of my bathroom ritual

I feel like the energizer bunny. I am working hard. I will get to turkey one day. Turkiye!!

 

 

 

Iyi şanslar buhle.

Infact, I think I´m crazy....time for a therapist

 

 Turkish Therapists in New York

http://therapists.psychologytoday.com/rms/prof_results.php?city=New+York&county=New+York&state=NY&s7=35

 

See you there!  

17.       jannah_male
19 posts
 29 Mar 2012 Thu 06:14 am

Selaam to you,

 

I felt a slight trepidation at heart in comprehending fully your previous message and its tone.  However, with a little more effort I have endeavored to seek clarification and have found it thus:

 

I have just finished reading all your posts and find myself short of adjectives to describe what I read.  It seems there is much similarities in our journeys to this site.

 

There is much to be said but the ways are narrow as I find myself limited by the limitations of the language we use to converse in: English.

 

Possessing the ability to speak with various tongues gives one the ability to not only converse in anothers language but to secretly enter into their psyche, their thinking, their pain, their joys, their culture and their different ways of expressing life, and slowly you too start dreaming as they do and feel as they feel.

 

It is to that end I find, by meeting a certain Turkish person, I have opened a Pandoras Box of emotions and expressions, which at best is too difficult for me to close and at worse a nightmare to deal with.  It seems that intoxicating vapours of the Turkish people and its culture have overpowered you also.

 

Our journeys to this magical land and people may have been different...but the roads were all the same, believe me when I say this.

 
My love for Turkey has taken me far and wide.  Much of it is painful, but alot more of it melancholic and bittersweet.  Alas, when all is said and done, it will always be the best thing I have ever chanced upon.

 

I will stop sounding so cryptic and end this message now.

 

There is a saying in Arabic..."words of the tongue only reaches the ears,...... but words of the heart ....reaches the hearts."

 

I hope you understand my un-understandable message.

 

Kandine iyi bak.

 

Jannah_Male

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18.       Abla
3648 posts
 29 Mar 2012 Thu 09:03 am

You people always find each other.

19.       jannah_male
19 posts
 29 Mar 2012 Thu 04:11 pm

Selaam,

          I feel a little reticent to call you Abla as that would automatically render you as my sister.  However, I will do so as a Muslim. 

Dear Abla, I have read alot of your posts and see that you have contributed immensely to the site (Allaha kebul etsiniz), to that end I wanted to mail you and request that should I need any help in translation or finding a certain turkish word I would be very grateful if you could help. 

As I find your command of both the English and Turkish language to be of a high and commendable standard, which is rare amongst those I have come across.  A prized commodity I am desirous of.

 

Tesekkurler for all the work you have done so far.

 

Allaha razi olsunuz,

 

Jannah_Male

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20.       Abla
3648 posts
 29 Mar 2012 Thu 04:27 pm

Save your overstatements, jannah_male. I am a learner and really not capable of helping anyone. If I answer someone´s question in the forum it´s just my way to brush up my own knowledge and it has to be checked by the natives always.

21.       jannah_male
19 posts
 29 Mar 2012 Thu 05:12 pm

Modesty is a great character.

 

I will do as per advised.

 

Thank you for your prompt reply.

 

Jannah_Male



Edited (3/29/2012) by jannah_male

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22.       Faily
22 posts
 04 Apr 2012 Wed 03:21 pm

Running hearts, always in a rush to discover.

Perhaps Turkish is not a path you want to discover.

Perhaps that battle-ground is not one you will wish to walk.

Because if you walk it for too long you will find unpleasant

discoveries and behold truths that are unwelcoming, in Turkey.

It´s not freedom to let a passion like that run you. Now to anyone who

has never felt or experienced it they will not know what I´m signifying here.

Though if you have felt it, it´s good but as I said do not walk the path for

 too long. I took some days off from all my Turkish studies, no more Turkish

influence, music, etc...I actually felt souless at first like a part of me that´s

not me was gone though now actually I feel peaceful and may never have to

return to Turkey, the Turkish language, etc again. As I wrote before you

have to experience it to understand it, and then eventually run from it!

 

23.       gokuyum
5050 posts
 05 Apr 2012 Thu 12:19 am

 

Quoting Faily

Running hearts, always in a rush to discover.

Perhaps Turkish is not a path you want to discover.

Perhaps that battle-ground is not one you will wish to walk.

Because if you walk it for too long you will find unpleasant

discoveries and behold truths that are unwelcoming, in Turkey.

It´s not freedom to let a passion like that run you. Now to anyone who

has never felt or experienced it they will not know what I´m signifying here.

Though if you have felt it, it´s good but as I said do not walk the path for

 too long. I took some days off from all my Turkish studies, no more Turkish

influence, music, etc...I actually felt souless at first like a part of me that´s

not me was gone though now actually I feel peaceful and may never have to

return to Turkey, the Turkish language, etc again. As I wrote before you

have to experience it to understand it, and then eventually run from it!

 

Turkey will miss you.

 

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24.       nifrtity
1807 posts
 05 Apr 2012 Thu 12:51 am

25.       nifrtity
1807 posts
 05 Apr 2012 Thu 12:53 am

 

Quoting nifrtity

 

I didnt went to turkey before but I hope to visiting Turkey in one day but I love turkey soooooo much

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