lost in love with an algerian man?

Submitted by angel (Ireland), Nov 9, 2008 at 07:11

hi everyone;

dont really know where to start on this story but one thing for sure i agree with all of you in saying arab men are players???

mind you my story differs a little?

the love of my life happens to be algerian i knocked the wrong door 6years ago thats how we did meet i was 15 at the time he was sweet generous and so charming and 18years my elder however 4years passed we would always see each other in the street and for aslong as i can remember this man wanted me so much told me the sun the moon and the stars honestly i used to visit him and there where time he would be on his knees begging me to be with him at 19 i said ok i gave in things went great i am irish he algerian we were intmate straightaway i knew he was muslim but did not know how mulims lived one year passed i can relate to people saying on here mind games one day good the other bad he even cheated on me behind my back with a woman 42??

this man was married before to an irish woman had a child so didnt really know the importance of islam i knew at this time he was a[player however still madly in love i moved in with him one year ago he had his green card and good job so why else he would want me??i even visited his wonderful family twice in algeria now sitten here today im thinking at eight months pregnant where do i turn what can i do im so stuck he hates irish people calls us all animals has hit me in the past he hasnt asked me even to marry him he does whatever he likes has\\nt once came to hosiptal with me always helping friend out with various things we pay top money everymonth for an apartment please help me im so stuck i cant write all what i feel but i feel like ive being played bigtime he even thinks i trapped him

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