Unsure

Submitted by Christine (United Kingdom), Aug 30, 2013 at 11:45

So I've met a moroccan boy online he's 20 and I'm 18 , we had got into Facebook messaging a lot which overtime turned into Skype video calls, texting and sending each other parcels. 5 months into knowing me he has sent portrait picture frame of me don't by him (drawing), pretty and decent clothing for casual going out and other small things. I've sent him some art works too in which he returned to me and naming it to be our "art works we do together" :).

So anyway it's been 9 months now and I've also gotten to speak with his family over Skype which they are so nice, his mum is welcoming and sister is very nice too. He has never asked to give money or anything from me- in fact, he tells me he will work hard in his education to get a good job so he can pay for things I want. I know I don't wanna buy into these words he says 100% but he is a pretty good guy so far. He has a future, he has a dream and he knows how to settle in life. We plan to meet when we both have the money to spend together - he has said to me he's saving up for whenever I come to morocco for holiday (I'm also saving up too).

We really want to see each other and I'm not sure if I should do it soon or not yet or what. I want to say that so far I really like him. He doesn't like his dad because he has other women aside from his wife in which he is so against for that's why he doesn't see his dad often. He has told me that even though he's a Muslim man (the boy I like), he knows he just wants one true love and the feeling of coming home to a family that loves you everyday, being the best father of kids and best husband .

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