Thank you, Shomi :)

Submitted by Robin (United States), Jul 10, 2019 at 16:26

I'm sure all of us have some VERY entertaining stories about these clowns. They sure aren't very intelligent. It's always the next scheme, the next scam. Their hands are always out. I came to the realization today that while he was a very expensive lesson, very little of that money wound up in his hands. It's long gone, and what does he have to show for it? I don't know who he begged, borrowed, or stole from to have the means to go to South Korea (he claimed it was from "picking up extra work - sure!), but it could NOT have been cheap. It would not surprise me to learn that he had prostituted himself, with men as well as women. I suspect it will take him a long time to earn enough there to repay it (if he ever does). He may very well be stuck in South Korea, unless they get tired of his shenanigans and deport him back to Morocco. That would be hilarious, because I'm sure his homecoming committee wouldn't exactly be welcoming. If he manages to slip back in without fanfare, he will probably have to go into hiding. How would he explain this to his family? He will live the rest of his life the way he has up to now, never having anything, never getting anywhere, and constantly being miserable. And I say, it serves him right.

I appreciate your counsel on getting divorced. The moment I have the means, it will definitely be taken care of. I want absolutely no ties to him, or anything, or anyone to do with him. They're all the same. I think a big warning sign should be pasted where everyone attempting to visit Morocco, for whatever reason, can see it. Thank you for your words of encouragement.

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