For Millie

Submitted by Zella (United States), Feb 22, 2010 at 11:16

Do you know why pork is forbidden in the Islamic Faith? Do you know the definition of halal meat? Neither do I eat pork.

If you believe that your not being a virgin is ok with your husband and his family, you are in for an awakening. You need to educate yourself about cultural expectations (culture and religion are one in the same in the Islamic faith). I strongly recommend that you educate yourself because your husband has already decided that he can lead you to the water trough and make you drink.

If you ever have an opportunity to attend a meeting of former Muslim converts to Christianity, please do so.

Let me say that I don't how you found this site or why you are posting here. I found the site quite by accident when I was seeking an article written by Dr Pipes. Quite frankly, I had no idea that western women were sending money to men in countries where womens' rights are violated as we speak. When I learned that women actually believe these men "love" them, I was totally amazed. After what I have read on this blog, there is no way in the world that I would spend one penny in a country that allows men to sit in an internet cafe and solicit women for money and a green card. The only country that I would ever visit is Egypt and because I am very interested in Ancient Egyptian History.

I also listen to RAI music - Cheb Mami and Cheb Khaled are my favorites. I'm sure your "husband" has introduced you to RAI and has provided you with an in-depth history of the music. Right?

Good Luck to you and I am interested in hearing how your relationship is progressing. Do educate yourself. Education is power. Yes, it is.

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