Isis

Submitted by Straight_Talk_Luigi (United States), Feb 15, 2009 at 00:13

What does it matter if women in happy interracial relationships are looking "this stuff up"? The information on here is important to all women in these types of relationships.

1) Many of these relationships are not interracial. The racial classification scheme commonly used clearly indicates that many North Africans and Middle Easterners are Caucasian.

2) Most women who defend their relationships or say they are "happy" here on the internet ---

A) are not interested in research, they want to see if anyone disagrees with their, ahem, "union" and seek to confront these individuals, perhaps even while their man is sexing up someone else half their age.

B) Really are not sure about it and do not want to let their man go because he is exotic and young

C) Just want to vent in an environment where their rantings cannot be traced back to them. Chances are, what they rant about is often not the issue. Internet Psychology 101, Isis. I've seen this load of nonsense so many times, it just tends to more hidden and sophisticated on here.

These women weren't born into Islam so they need to understand it and learn as much as they can about the people in the middle east. It has nothing to do with -

So in other words, you're saying they got married without fully understanding their husband's religion? Oh, Isis, I can most certainly believe that.

As for the ones who are not yet married, the vast majority seem more interested in determining whether or not what they have is real as opposed to understanding the finer points of Islam.

You are trying to provoke arguments that are just not there Luigi. ...

No, Isis, I am simply stating reality. If you are going to post cover stories like this to suit your own needs, I must respond.

If the arguments were not there, you should be laughing at what Lee and Leigh says, but instead it ticks you and all the other defenders on here off to no end.

Let me put it this way Isis: People in secure relationships don't need to talk about them, ok? I don't care what kind of a relationship it is--family, co-worker, romantic, friends whatever.

As a guy, I have come to realize that if I talk about a relationship with a woman too much, it will entice to her to leave me. Why? Because it's a sign of insecurity pure, plain and simple.

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