Straight Talk Luigi: Reality

Submitted by Viking Woman (Kuwait), Apr 25, 2008 at 04:11

Kudos to your sensitive advice.

You seem to know these men well.

What makes me feel so sad, is the empty lives Western women must have to fall for these men and their obvious (to me anyway) deceptive lies, and gross manipulation of lonely women.

Poverty and life in third world countries can make a man desperate I suppose. Once, just once, I'd like to see a story of a tall, handsome rich Arab Muslim who marries poor Christian girl he meets online. HIs family adore her. He is so enamored of her wonderful qualities he decides to convert to her religion. The entire family and community are elated over his newfound religion.

The word "apostasy" never comes up. He has the right to choose.

He insists on her moving to his country, due to his owing several companies and not wanting to leave his palatial palace, and opens a bank account for her and deposits tons of money, so she never feels she is forced economically to stay with him. He supports her financially as it is clearly stated in Islam never once asking her for one dollar as that would be an insult to his manhood.

She becomes a citizen in his country and has freedom and dignity to live her life, and he supports this totally. Her family is so impressed, they bring their relatives from America to live. The whole family prospers. They also choose to become citizens in his country.

She gives birth to 4 daughters, and he feels so blessed despite not having a son. Now that he has converted to her religion, polygamy is out of the question. She never has to worry about him keeping their children hostage in his country, he has given her full custodial rights.

She is so happy she left her miserable country and poverty to live in his modern, democratic world. They ride off into the sunset in his Maserati at high speed...

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