To Marga. I am close to a divorce with a Muslim man. Im 25

Submitted by Faraula (Russia), Mar 5, 2016 at 15:46

You said that he likes to be with many friends and your daughter too. Muslim boys are very jealous and love control. After the wedding can still be changed in this respect.

I was married to an Egyptian 2 years (currently close to the stage of a divorce). I am now 25, he was 24 (he lied about his age when meeting). He believes that he can be with your friends free time every day, basically. Promise that he would return home within an hour, but comes through 3-4 (Egyptian time ahah). of course, I could not go out alone on the street in Cairo, only with his mother. When we lived in Hurghada I can sometimes go quickly to the store a minute away from the house, sometimes.
He did not like my friends-girls. All the men I had to remove the social networks. Maybe this is correct, why do I need the other man, if I was married (to me no one was needed), but the fact ... In this case it could have girl friends on the Internet. As he says, is for the quantity, as he worked in the entertainment business in Cairo.

And recently, when I decided that I wanted a divorce (I flew away from him at the end of July and he promised to lift us to a separate housing, since I did not want to live with his parents, and send me a ticket, but he did not do it and sent me only $ 100 2 weeks ago, so he realized that he was losing me, and I set up strongly, for 7 months of $ 100 from her husband - funny) - he created a new stranutsu in facebook because I blocked him and his name was there as the last king ) LOL! As he himself loves. And he told me that he had made this page for me, but I saw a lot of girls out there (maybe they are fake, but why he said them if he made this page for me?). Again I blocked it, because they do not believe him. This is ridiculous. Very proud.

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