Interesting Article...

Submitted by Ynnatchkah (United States), Apr 23, 2008 at 10:46

Dear Sara:

Thanks for the article. Yet, I'm still to understand how a western female, especially from European background, can ever "fall in love" or accept the "court" of such a kind of "man".

In my opinion, not even in their late 20s up such a thing can be imagined by me, what says in their 50s, in this case.

Must be something in the water or excessiveness of drugs and medicines- triggering as a result- a mental disease (like liberalism). I recall in my early twenties travelling by myself to Egypt and being "admired" by two Egyptian men in their early thirties that of course wanted "to marry". With a lot of distance I kept good manners (To protect my life and full integrity when not even being in touch with their skin), until I went back to civilization. G-d forbid...How disgusting.

Yet, in the EARLY 20s it is possible to "understand" their approach. And they looked so open mind in that Islamic country...Not a single word about me using short pants or short skirt- So Open mind...

So what makes as woman well succeed in her LATE 50s think this kind feel them "Hot"- other than a passport and money? If she wants to show former husband that not only he is wished by youngsters as hot but also she is, I believe it is a bad shot.

Also I believe that if it happened to me in the considerable future, I would prefer a European man with manners, good taste and intellectual background than ANY Middle Eastern Muslim or Muslim abider ever in their 20s- even having lived in any European country- not to say "Kenya", etc…

European Women are dissappointing me...

The "Carne" is weak…. but not so weak….

Thanks

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