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03 Aug 2006 Thu 09:45 pm |
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What about the Turkish girls then ? are they also fall in love so easy?
Or is that only in Turkey and not in another country because then they have a good job or something like that .
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03 Aug 2006 Thu 10:26 pm |
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Quoting pinky: how come turkish men fall in love so easly..why do they want to marry so quick..are they only after something from you or what is it .. |
Why didn't anyone translate it?  It's on the translation forum! 
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03 Aug 2006 Thu 10:33 pm |
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excellent observation chantal ,im impressed
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03 Aug 2006 Thu 10:33 pm |
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Quoting pinky: how come turkish men fall in love so easly..why do they want to marry so quick..are they only after something from you or what is it .. |
Nasıl oluyor da türk erkekleri bu kadar kolay aşık oluyor...neden bu kadar çabuk evlenmek istiyorlar..sadece birşeyin peşindeler mi ya da ne..
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03 Aug 2006 Thu 11:04 pm |
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I met a turkish guy on myspace and we had very intimate conversations,on MSN, and he later told me he loved me, I thought this to be true, until I found out he was saying the same thing to several other girls. I don't think this was because he is Turkish, it was because he is a GUY. They know to say what you want to hear. I have met several other turkish guys who are very good friends now, so don't assume because they say they are in love that it's because they are Turkish, it's because they are guys being guys. Girls can be the same way.....
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05 Aug 2006 Sat 10:32 pm |
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thanks everyone for replying to me..i dont think turkish men are bad at all they are lovely people probably the most respectible people ive ever met..i am just trying to find out a bit ye no..i have been with a turkish bloke only for two weeks and he says he loves me,,but i cant understand so soon..we get on really well together and stuff but how do i no if to beleave him or not..tell me..thanks
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05 Aug 2006 Sat 10:58 pm |
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Quoting pinky: i have been with a turkish bloke only for two weeks and he says he loves me,,but i cant understand so soon..we get on really well together and stuff but how do i no if to beleave him or not..tell me..thanks |
Falling in love and loving someone is two different concepts 
For instance, I fell in love with my wife the moment I saw her. She was beautiful and standing there smiling. I said to my friend, "God! the guy she is with must be the luckiest bastard around!†my friend replied,†How do you know she is with somebody".. And I said, "Are you blind!! Is it possible she can be alone", and he agreed with me.
My point is, I fell in love the moment I saw her. But my love has grown even more and more everyday I spent with her.
From my point of view, I guess that is the answer.
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05 Aug 2006 Sat 11:24 pm |
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Yes HomeSick, you read my thoughts.
I was just thinking to say same thing when started reading the thread. .
Love is something big which comes with time being together with the person you fall in love at first.
Turkish guys are romantic and passionate like every man in the world. I think in every nationality guys are same. Love is same everywhere I think. Why we just think about Turkish guys and not others.(maybe because this is TC?)
Yes there are many guys all over the world who is looking for the things Duskahvesi told (unfortunately it is true) but I hope they are exceptions.
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06 Aug 2006 Sun 12:05 am |
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to say and repead often i love you and to love really from deep of heart,both not the sameand we men mostly easy to say this magical 3 words,i think one of weak side we men's nature?
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06 Aug 2006 Sun 12:28 am |
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Quoting bliss: Love is something big which comes with time being together with the person you fall in love at first.
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Your definition is better than mine 
Quoting bliss:
Turkish guys are romantic and passionate like every man in the world. I think in every nationality guys are same. Love is same everywhere I think. Why we just think about Turkish guys and not others.(maybe because this is TC?)
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This is exactly my point. Men are men everywhere.
The only difference I can think of that is related to Turkish men is that they are not afraid of love. American men (which means English, Spanish, Greek, Italian, Turkish etc..) usually freak out when you ask them; "Do you love her?â€. They immediately attempt to change the topic .
BTW, that is my observation only 
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06 Aug 2006 Sun 12:30 am |
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And somebody please move this thread to a proper section of the forum
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