final comment- my muslim husband

Submitted by annie (usa) (United States), Feb 16, 2008 at 20:58

At first I was not too happy with this site because it just seemed to bash muslims and religion, and I thought it was unfair. Now I am just destroyed. It is true.

I am leaving finally leaving after many months of abuse from my muslim husband. I thought he had turned a corner but he was very cunning. He said all the right words and I wanted to believe him so I did. Rasim M who is from Turkey, not from Bulgaria as he told me when we first met, and we met here in the United States is nothing more than a liar. I read how your boyfriend or husband suddenly became more religious, I wanted to be sick my husband became religious when it suited him. THey lie and justify.

Do you know I was pregnant ( and say was because I miscarried) and he was the most evil thing I had ever met. Threw me into a door. I should have called the police, but I didn't. Downgraded me at every turn and then when I had enough then suddenly I was wonderful. They trick you into loving you and it all is a SICK MIND GAME.

I am not going to be on this site anymore not because of anything more than I am getting rid of this disgusting person. I have never been with someone who made me feel horrible about myself and he made me feel like nothing. If there is such a thing as Karma I would not want to be him when this day comes. I am not saying that Muslims are bad but I am saying maybe you just have to be a bit more careful.

Oh and for all you ladies out there he loves to use the screen name ... ( I discovered this after we were married. He was running all these games with women most of them a hell of a lot older than he was. So be careful. and to everyone else I wish you the best, god bless

Annie (usa) emotionally drained and physically broken

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