women usually choose the wrong ones

Submitted by bulent garip (United States), Sep 8, 2007 at 06:59

hi..i am a muslim man.and i am married with an american woman.i love my wife and my wife doesnt share my religion..yet she never complained about anything but my computer games..:) anyway..i know that women usually choose worng guys..they like arogant,selfish guys because their personality is more charming then an ordinary man..well its your choice ladies.it is not about religion..islam orders men to keep the family happy..like christianity or judaism.it is shame on you that you know that is your personal problem and if your husband is a bad guy it doesnt come from his religion.most women in us do not trust men because they use them and leave them.they want sex and thats all.so they try to find a husband they can trust from other countries.especially from muslim countries.and yes there are many heartless people who are willing to sell their soul for american citizenship..but not that many ladies...bad and good guys are everywhere.i have a christian female friend and she wants to get marry with a muslim husband and i tried to protect her from citizenship hunters..

And my wife told me how many guys used her and threw her away before me.so i sue you in front of god at God's court..if you dont ask for forgiveness you will pay in the judgement day for what you wrote here.if you want to be happy choose a good man next time..try to know more before getting married.if he was a christian would you blame on christianity?i tell you..divorce is more common in christian countries despite it is forbidden for catholics.yet it is not Gods fault.it is our fault .

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