Luigi the missionary ;)))

Submitted by rose 11 (Poland), Nov 2, 2008 at 05:42

Thanks Luigi for the comment,

U're right, my story seems to be a very classic "Midsummer dream in Tunisia" without any future. Each of your remark can be justified. He may be a very intelligent scammer who is fu**ing with my brain since the begining BUT:

.... He seems ( unfortunatelly only "seems") to be honest since he has a great contact with my family ( in french) and he respects them so much. Do u think He could be such a bastard to the point to play with all my family just to get me ( even when in Islam family is "saint")? In addition, He's from the "high-level" society, he's not poor and doesn't dream to go to Europe, so why to do all this trics when he can have a great woman there or go to Europe without problems to make a doctorat?

U're right Luigi in one point: Even if he's not a liar, the cultural and religious issue which influences and justifie his "unconscious?" ,dominant personality can make me suffer in the future. I know i shouldn't go further with this relation but do you know that's the truth?

The truth is that i I just wanted him to realize what does freedom consist on ( I spent time on explaining him how is to live in a free, democratic country) but OMG, He's so proud of Tunisia.. I just wanted to save him from this sick system, to open his eyes on the world.. It was my mission in the begining. I don't know if it's still love or rather pity...Am I attracted by him or rather by the "mission impossible" that I started... I'm sorry, I'm a typical woman who made a terrible "plat du jour": I was so hungry that I mixed the different feelings with a wrong heart and I added there a nice spice: distance. Everything exploded and now i'm lost and surprised :)

take care Luigi, i'll go out from it somehow.

Rose 11

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