BE EXTRA CAREFUL AND WISE BEFORE INVOLVE RELATIONSHIP

Submitted by NobleSpirit (Singapore), Oct 17, 2007 at 22:00

I am a young devoted christian man. I grow up in a village as a shepherd with well blended traditional life. when i read lines that most of you wrote including Darlene, i felt so sorry for your narrow description and believing it as love while it comes from simple temptation.

first of all please find more fact about people you are going to involve with. For traditional turks marriage is holy affair as for me. However as woman your attitude should be clear and determined. Of course you need to get to know the person. But there are many ways to understand the guy without spending your money or sleeping with them. Marriage oriented loyal turkish men usually wont like liberated ladies.

Those who show extraordinary effort to charm the ladies usually based on their ulterior motives. About turkish men you can still think relationship and marriage but make sure your faith will not be violated, and good thing turks follow swedish family law so marriage will be recognized by government if its only civil wedding. But you need to be always careful and wise.

for other muslim countries (except Turkland) most of the relationship and marriages very dangerous because there is no women's rights and they can marry up to 4 women and a woman vocal about her rights can be ordered cruel death penality by family even by their stupid law.

PLEASE SISTERS DONT BE FOOLED BY INSTANT CHARM. YOU HAVE RIGHT TO LOVE AND BE LOVED BUT WITH SOMEONE WHO DESERVES YOU AND WANTS YOU FOREVER WITH SOLID PROOF. THIS IS PROVEN MOST OF THE WOMEN LIFE BECAME MISERABLE THOSE WHO INVOLVE WITH, PAKISTANI, ARABS (INCLUDING MOROCCANS), PERSIANS AND INDIAN MUSLIMS. PLEASE FOLLOW THE TRUE PATH. CHOOSE A GUY WHO HAS HEART AND FAITH. PRAY FOR WISDOM ALWAYS.

God Bless You
NobleSpirit

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