Are you really 47?

Submitted by Cynthia (United States), Jan 26, 2017 at 20:46

I sometimes question this with your comments. You should really seriously read them. Then again I don't think you will realize what most people here do realize about them. As was stated on here this forum is mostly women who have been traumatized , used, broken hearts by MENA MEN. If you're so happy with Mohamed why do you post on here so much about your happiness ? If you're happy that's great but I think there's more going on. I don't know you or Mohamed but it's very rare and I mean rare that a Muslim man is going to be serious about you. He wants something. He's going to tell you everything you want to hear. He could have pretended to be a virgin and if you had to show him how its done , it was an act because this is nature. It comes natural. Girl you have some serious thinking you need to do or he's going to rip your heart out. Did you read what has happen to the new girl Christy and she's only 40 and she thought she had an Arabian prince but in fact she had a dirty sewer rat. I do believe you may be one of those people who have to learn the hard way. Statistics even say that anyone who marries someone older or younger than them the person will not live as long of a life. Think about that if you can't think about what kind of hell could be ahead for you. Find a man around your age and culture. Not all are bad but it's usually the ones who are close in ages don't ate antedating living in a western country and even then those get used sometimes like New Life, MLID, and Amy did. They are all young and it happen. I know you won't listen but I can say I tried.

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