MLID - thanks for Your answer

Submitted by Nadia, Mar 11, 2017 at 17:09

Hi, I now understood what MLID stands for..... and please, change it to something positive like MLIGMB (getting much better) or similar. You survived so much You deserve better.

Aïn means a water spring in Arabic, Kabir means big, so Aïn al Kabir is the big water spring.. In Berber it would be Thala Amoqran. Many water springs in the mountains there and the area must be great for skiing in the winter. I think they still may have snow. It is an ancient Roman cemetery.

If his father is Arab and the mother and father are cousins his Mum is also Arab ;). The preferred matrimonial arrangement is for the man to marry his father's brother's daughter. Two paternal brothers marry their children. Non-cousin marriages are very, very rare in this area. I know some States do not allow cousin marriages but others do. Same for sisters who marry brothers. I know the Eastern Orthodox churches forbid it.

Funny how they seek, befriend, date and marry Western women and once the visa in the pocket these same Women become drunkards, smokers, w*ores and so on. Why marry into a culture they so despise? He can read anywhere he chooses, he has already been kicked out. Many deported rats join dating sites and state they are divorced from a Western wife thinking it would be easier to find another as Women think he already has papers hahahaha. A neighbour of mine was in this situation but lucky for her she understood what he was after. He told her he himself gave his papers back as he didn't want to live in France hahahahahaha. He prefered his filthy village full of tracksuit clad rats.

Very sorry for Your loss and I hope You soon meet someone great and nice and have lots of kids. Things happen for a reason. Your baby is now in a better place. RIP dear little angel. Take good care of Yourself! Thank You for Your detailed comment and I hope it helps many, many other ladies. Love to America from France

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