Well said about Muslims

Submitted by Alicia (United States), Jan 21, 2021 at 00:42

A lot of the Muslim women come on to these sites because they themselves know that their OWN Muslim husbands are liars, they cheat, they chat with girls online and they want to know what we have, what they are lacking, what is making their men cheat on them. We don't know Habibi what is making your husband not sleep with you, ignore you, mistreat you, cheat on you. To be honest we JUST don't know. We are women - looking for love and loyalty too, regardless of our age, culture or religion. We are all women. We are all someone's child. We are all worthy of love.

To my ladies, Muslims date within their own culture even if they say they don't, they do. They meet on websites as well and have internet sex too just not with virgins, they respect virgins and most of them are married, the men cheat on their wives with another MARRIED Muslim wife and as long as they are Muslim it's acceptable in their own minds and better. They cheat on their wives with other Muslim women. Don't let them fool you. A Muslim man won't divorce his wife, he has to pay for his divorced wife and children and it's all about ownership and they can barely afford the divorce so he rather keep her and take a second and make the firsts ones life miserable.

BUT if they cheat on their wife with a non-Muslim, he's playing you from the door and most likely his wife knows too. The men are crazy like that. It's like a sickness, they just can't stop cheating, lying and chatting. Muslim people are good at least some of them are but when it comes to marriage, it's best to leave them to marry within themselves. Leave us Jews and Kafirs alone, we like our lives. Life is too hard to waste anymore time on someone who will not value you. It's 2021. Take care girls.

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