on-line and part-time relationships

Submitted by pansy (Morocco), Jun 29, 2008 at 22:06

As I have said before, I don't understand and I know nothing about the workings of an on-line relationship, but what is this other one? The one where you spend only part of your time with your man? I am sure that you are faithful to him but I hope that you are happy that he is NOT faithful to you.

These guys are bad at face-to-face full time relationships, it is not in their culture to have relationships with women, other than for procreation, housekeeping and sex. Why DO they spend most of their life drinking that ONE coffee in the cafe ALL DAY!, because it is easier than going home! They are with the guys, there is no music to face, no challenge, they don't have to spend any money - perfect exisistence for an arab man.

I have noticed that they always have the youngest child in the cafe with them at the weekend though - the two weakest links have been banished from the household by the wife - if she is a wise N African wife - so that she can get on with her chores in peace. And Sex? Why are there so many prostitutes in N Africa? To service those men who have married their wife to have children and a well-run household....... where's the fun in that? bring on the girls!

These men are still children, don't forget, their mothers keep them that way! Then comes the Western woman............... she gives sex & money and then feels guilty because she came from a world offering better opportunity. Don't feel sorry, I see the text messages from these women, they are shown to me by the recipient who is laughing at their gullibility and counting the money that will be in his account in the morning. One stays for a week and then the next one arrives. If there is an overlap, expect an argument from nowhere so that he is free to go and see the other one

Isis, you got it right - let him get on with it and get on with your own life, in your own country, meet up with him when you like. Perfect for you and VERY perfect for him

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