amanda

Submitted by a concerned muslim american (United States), Mar 27, 2007 at 05:56

i am going to set some things straight. here it goes: you met a man off the internet, ask yourself this: this man is married and states to you as he is in a very unhappy marriage. now back to yourself. how do you know this for certain? if this man is a muslim.

i know all these answers you maybe not know. marriage in islam is a whole lot different as christianity or any other. if wife is also muslim. a man will never leave and divorce his muslim wife regardless from where she is from. a lot of men appear to talk their lies to trap an american or european for their meal ticket to the west that can provide them a better life. and it does not matter if this so called man of yours is a doctor, if this is for really who he is.

have you ever been to his country? no, right? ok the answer is he is not free in his little world. he is still living in a poor unpopulated country. with only 20 percent owns a vehicle or even drive! it is taxi service there dear. you don;t know this right?

another thing you cannot take your child out of usa without the written consent giving you permission by her father. and no real father will consent to this. and what kind of mother are you, risking your daughter's life and future dragging her along to meet a man off the internet? he could be a terrorist, murderer, rapist, kidnapper or a slave owner. this is risky business amanda. are you a graduate from education?

my advice : do not believe everything you hear or read off the internet without knowing them for the real thing. a lot of men are the biggest liars and players. this is their soccer team. take my word amanda. muslim men will not divorce their wife for you or anyone. it is not easy to get out of a marriage like in the west!

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