Turkish Guys in here,

Could some of you express to Lauren and Nana and more girls the questions they ask on boyfriends. Since every man has there own individuality, there still remains the characteristics bred into the males, which seem apparent in each country but differ from country to country.

Such as: Turkish, the sweet words, the passion, the romantacism.

Looking to see whose brave to answer!

Hi Lauren

It's just a pity he couldn't read your posts here, and knew how you felt.

Hi Nana,

This is a family story: My cousin his wife and daughter went on holiday to a resort. The daughter only 16 years old met a disc jockey in the bar where they went to. When she left she was in tears parting from him. Her parents paid for her to go out and meet him a few weeks later. When she returned she was pregnant. They waited until the baby was born a boy, then she went out to live with him and then they got married out in Turkey.

It cost the parents a few hundreds of pounds to rent accommodation for them to live in. Very expensive for visits and returns home.

The girl did not have much life, she sat around the bar with the child until the early hours in the morning, as he was working all this time. She used to also get jealous of him dancing with girls as this was part of his job.

She returned home with her son as the marriage was not working out well.
He was coming over to live and his visa was being sorted out when the bombing in the city of Istanbul started. After this he decided to stay in Turkey (he was from Ankara) and worked in a resort.
I was told he was never interested in his son, a beautiful boy. Her family are really delighted by his presence, and take him everywhere.

Hi Nana,

I have tried to break down everything piece by piece.

As you said talking international calls to each other is expensive, you did not say you can text. Which is a much cheaper way to keep in touch on a regular basis.

Men are just as much devoted, reliable and emotional as us females. If he is only 17years turning 18years. You will find young males in Turkey are unadulterated and will take love more seriously.

For as reading a forum of Turkish guys being liars and womanisers, every resort in the world is prone to this. It is because they get used to females coming and going every week or so, year after year. It becomes a way of life. Your guy was not working in a resort as far as I understood.

Family plays an important role, he may not want his family to know he is interacting with someone from another country, as the Turkish guys are expected to marry a Turkish girl.

Let us know what happens nana, as I'm sure he may still be very interested by what you have said.

Can someone explain poverty in Turkey. To what extent it is.

I have heard of a Hotel Owner, keeping second cousins will this be true?

I have been told 75% of people can collect money with a card? This was told to me from a retired Turkish RAF pilot.

I know there are a lot of wealthy people in Turkey and poor also.

If you read the topic last week on Tourists going to Turkey, someone copied from a newspaper, billions of pounds have been made from Tourism??? Where is it going, We all pay £10 each to enter the country. Millions of us coming into the country each year.

There are people residing now in Turkey and look at what they will be putting into the economy. They are charged fees for staying there as I have read. Unlike here we are not kept there and don't drain their economy.

I have apartments as well as many thousands, and it has been good for council/belediye, builders, estate agents, restaurants, bars and shops and generally local employment and making a lot of people wealthy. These maybe resort areas. Many travel to work and live there for the season from other places.

I have visited a waiters home when I was looking to buy and it was situated in a beautiful area with a sea view, he had just had built two apartments above him and was asking quite a sum for each one.

What people don't realise; there is poverty in every country. America, England and many countries classed as a rich country. Eg; The Appellation Mountains in America one of the poorest places and you can see from documentaries how really poor they are. A train goes up especially at Christmas and drops off for the children.
They did not have shoes on their feet what I saw.

If someone explains some of the crisis in Turkey and enlighten me please?

Hi all,

Such beautiful love quotes, what an inspiration to us all.

Ghandi, travelled in poverty on trains and everywhere, and even wove his own tunic. To show his love of the people and did not want wealth.

What was most surprising, it cost a fortune to keep this man in poverty, which in India was very costly, as everyone had to be vetted on trains and everywhere.

I hope I haven't gone off on a different thread here, but I was sharing this interesting knowledge about him.
After reading Ghandi's love quote.

Is it possible if anyone sends you written Turkish to translate word by word using the word search in dictionary.

I did it once, and it was very much like a translation.


Angela

Hi Lyndie,

Yes, I agree with you it is abysmal living here with our grey climate.

I envied people living in South of England, because it is always a few degrees warmer than here in the North of England.

I live on the coast with the winds coming off the North Sea. I often feel I wished I were living somewhere warmer.

I feel happier in Turkey with the blue skies, penetrating heat and feel it gives our health an enormous boost. To be deflated when we come back to the chill and the rain.

How long does it take for mailing someone in Turkey to arrive at the destination in anywhere in Turkey? please.

Is it reliable.

A very complex subject:

I watch Colin Fry of the Sixth Sense daily if I can on sky channel 114. He never fails to amaze me or his audience. I don't think he has ever been accused of fraud.
He is a clairvoyant and he always starts off by saying bring our two worlds a little closer together.

His usual celebrity guest Tony Stockwell, knew he was gifted from the age of six years old. Reading from Newspaper yesterday, an old lady waived to him and he had seen her and his mother told him she had died a week earlier. At the age of sixteen after realising he had a strange insight he practiced his belief. He is held in high esteem on the programme for his clairvoyancy.

Do I believe or others??? I hold an open mind.
The police often use them to solve crimes and murders.

There was a film made in America because a woman could pinpoint on maps where girls had been murdered. She spent time in prison because she was so accurate they thought she had done the murders. I don't and can't remember the name of the film.

Myself I have never seen or experienced but work in a hospital where it was supposed to have been a burial ground years ago. While doing my nurse's training I spent time with a nightnurse in nightstation. She told me she was reading and when she looked up a lady wearing a yellow dress with blue cornflowers on came to her twice at the same time at 2 am in the morning. She was frightened at first but she had a serene smile on her face. A charge nurse came around and did a check and said whats that flickering on that door, I turned quick and caught it as well, no lights flashing. He turned and said I'm getting out of here. This is where your lady hangs out. I was petrified as she went for a supper break one night and didn't return for 2 am. I went into a dormitory and sat on one of the older patients bed in fear until she returned. I could not even go to ladies room neither.

I have had a couple of uncanny experiences, twice I had a feeling of receiving some cash. I got up one morning and some strong thought was telling me. That evening I had a small pools win. The same thing happened again I knew before I checked my pools something was lucky. Extraordinary and unexplainable.

Was this the clairvoyancy these people experience?

Angela