re trumoil

Submitted by anon1 (Morocco), Aug 3, 2008 at 19:08

Hi trumoil ....sounds like you have a typical moroccan marriage,,,,but here in morocco the husband would have to pay for everything !! not just hand over his pay packet....if you were a working wife your wages are for you not to spend on your husand or the household ....now the house is yours right then make sure that he can't make a claim on it. he would not have a claim on it in morocco.

a lot of moroccans go to usa europe for a better life many return to morocco around 5 years later with a lot of money usually from aquiring assets in the divorce (not possible in morocco ...the wife retains her assets ) and us or european passport (freedom).....many moroccan wives spend most of their time in the house while the husband runs around with his friends often picking up and having sex with younger women .

once he has aquired the western wife he will be very popular with the local girls(prospective vaginally virgin brides).....they know he will be returning with enough money for a house and business......trumoil city you already have a hefty credit card bill !!!! imagine how much of your money he can spend in 5 years....oh and i am sure he will convince you to buy or build a house in his home town....if he isnt already he will be marrying one of his own when he has his passport i am sure......

LOVE they talk about it a lot but i think they love their mothers and themselves thats about it ...the blood family is the most important they don't marry for love not even their own ....they marry to have children and a wife that looks after them and their mothers ...now trumoil don't waste your time trying to make it work if he can't control you mentaly he may try and control you physicaly ....abuse is abuse ....i think you would have more happiness with a new puppy .... i wish you good luck

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