migration

Submitted by hicham (United States), Dec 30, 2009 at 23:16

Well,

Depending on what you said about him and since he seem like he speaks good English. It label him to be in a category of Moroccans who went to school. Those are more likely to be good husbands because some (morals).
Those who do not go to school are also ignorant and may caused more than just pain. Also it depends on which part of Morocco they are from and if they are natives or Arab decents....also and above all depends on you. If you are not older than him or have a bunch of kids and if you enjoy an accepted beauty, he will not have a reason to leave you. Moroccan men also do like to show of showing their American woman to their friends. Its kinda exotic for them if you know what i mean.
Being Moroccan or any other ethnicity does not label the person to be a good man. It is just the everything you are.

I went through experiences meeting American women while being in Morocco or even in the States. It made me many times irritated when talking about politics or religion. I preffered to stop talking about it though they always ask me the questions of: how do you guys treat your women, do you want to marry more than one, are you a controlling person...

I ended giving up on American women though they are not all the same. I am sure there are much good ones but it will not work for me. I guess everybody will fit better marry from his own kind but thats just my opinion.
The last comment I got from an x was" you are just too nice for me" geez,,,I guess women sometimes need you to be harsh but even when you act harsh they will give up on you saying you are controlling, sometimes women do not know what they want. But i guess there is a 60% of your marriage to work out.

Good luck

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