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Topics that women are not able to argue with turkish men
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11 Oct 2005 Tue 11:13 pm |
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Thank you Daydreamer  , you're definitely right. Bliss - it's interesting what you said about Russians. I didn't say that I blame Islam for some of the bad things in Turkish culture although I think that Islamic rules had a lot to do with that.
Women were and still are oppressed in many places in the world, mostly in the underdeveloped regions. There are many ways in which men have done that. Wherever there is no law punishing oppression, men will use their physical strength as a source of power and threat.
One thing that shocks me about Turkey, is that the young generation still lives by those old beliefs, that's not very optimistic.
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11 Oct 2005 Tue 11:33 pm |
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12 Oct 2005 Wed 09:09 am |
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I absolutelly agree that in any religion, in any nationality, in any race there are good and bad people. But i was meaning that religion forms human's view on life and his bevaviour in the socety. Ecpesially if human is strong in his religion. "Western women" are much more emancipated than eastern. Thats why sometimes we feel ourself confused.
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12 Oct 2005 Wed 04:23 pm |
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As a Turkish man, I am a bit offended when I read the topic "Topics that women are not able to argue with Turkish men." Because I am not a man with whom any woman can't argue on certain topics. And, I don't want to be known as like that.
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18 Oct 2005 Tue 03:57 am |
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i worry about how many girls on here fall for the turkish guys because of their romantic words. they are clever and need you most of the time. so many turkish men learn these words before they meet the girl, but girl can hear them and fall for them, but after long time married, very changed. i just like girls understand, is not so easy to fall for someone and you not really know them.
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24 Nov 2005 Thu 12:32 pm |
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I love argueing with tukish man 
and it isn't dificulte
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24 Nov 2005 Thu 01:55 pm |
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Quoting catwoman: Thank you Daydreamer , you're definitely right. Bliss - it's interesting what you said about Russians. I didn't say that I blame Islam for some of the bad things in Turkish culture although I think that Islamic rules had a lot to do with that.
Women were and still are oppressed in many places in the world, mostly in the underdeveloped regions. There are many ways in which men have done that. Wherever there is no law punishing oppression, men will use their physical strength as a source of power and threat.
It strikes me however the extent to which you described it in Russia. Usually in post-communist and socialist countries there is very little inequality between men and women but obviously there is also no adequate law.
One thing that shocks me about Turkey, is that the young generation still lives by those old beliefs, that's not very optimistic. |
its very nice to discuss something on forums but i think we should respects people and their religions and their cultures...everything had a reason and without knowing these reasons comments became nonsense...sorry maybe i offend you ...but you cant judge people because of their believes.....
(by the way.''only god judge''me this is my favourite quote)
again sorry if i offend you
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24 Nov 2005 Thu 03:58 pm |
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ramayan... that was very well put... i couldnt agree more aferin sana arkadasim 
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24 Nov 2005 Thu 05:48 pm |
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women should not argue about man's car. 
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24 Nov 2005 Thu 06:14 pm |
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I think that anyone should be able to argue with anyone on any subject - respecting each others different points of views.
Another question is whether there are certain topics where some turkish men will not listen to a womans point of view?
I don´t know...you tell me!
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01 Dec 2005 Thu 10:24 am |
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Quoting Aslan: I think that anyone should be able to argue with anyone on any subject - respecting each others different points of views.
Another question is whether there are certain topics where some turkish men will not listen to a womans point of view?
I don´t know...you tell me!
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yes everybody can discuss everything with everybody but not everywer and everytime
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