Repsonse to Lovely about on-line dating and Moroccan ethnicity

Submitted by Straight_Talk_Luigi (United States), Oct 24, 2008 at 18:52

First of all, the dominant ethnic group in Morocco are Arabs and Berbers. Over history, Arabs have had more influence in that country than sub-Saharan Africans. I'm sorry if that is not personally acceptable to you, Lovely, but I've seen that from different, credible historical references.

I'm guessing to that I hit a nerve since you are calling me out on this blog (Luigi !!!!). The fact that you don't answer my questions? Most man-defense and international relationship defenders do not. They keep a low profile for fear that I or someone else might discover something about their idealistic (and probably false) relationship.

In fact, on-line liars and scammers get defensive whenever you probe them with questions in order to get you to back down, so obviously, lovely, something is wrong, and so again I am going to ask: Are you involved in an international or distance relationship? It's a perfect legitimate question, I think, and much more productive than insulting one another.

At any rate, lovely, you're obviously on here for a reason, and people who are in healthy, stable relationships do not need to frequent this board. This is especially a concern to me because you say you have been on here longer than I have. Perhaps you are just in denial about a personal situation?

As for the intended insult of me being a child, well, all I can say is that I seem to be doing quite well on here, because unlike many other things in life, it's VERY obvious that age, education and length of monogamous relationship experience have little bearing about making smart choices on here. Besides, most posters on here are mature adults.

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