I need someone's honest opinion- response to Unknown.

Submitted by Anne-USA (United States), Aug 10, 2017 at 08:04

Hello, and thank you for sharing your story. I have been talking with quite a few ladies who have many of the same facts you are sharing with us on Middle East Forum. They were somewhat taken aback by the way they were cherished by muslim men, but after entering the marriage end of the deal, there was a significant and demeaning change in attitude by the men, once the conquest was attained. Many were trying to get out of the relationships, and then many were threatened. I cannot imagine being in that kind of situation. I understand your need to talk with someone understanding of this issue.

Remember the goal is to indoctrinate as many people to Islam as possible, that means women who are easily mislead, or looking for true love. I just don't see any future for American women who are dedicating their lives to change their nature, their culture, and their religion to a false religion that does not honor women, and has too many violent laws. You are definitely not alone, Seek other counsel with friends, or counselors. I know of many women who have been abused physically. Once you marry them, your lives could be in danger. These men may put up with anything until their goals are achieved. I can't say this about all the Islamic men, especially if they would convert to Christianity and denounce the Koranic scriptures.

It makes a difference what people are taught in their childhood at early ages too. Hating infidels and Jews is part of the Islamic religion in most cases, they are not to take then for friends, let alone marry them. (What. are the true motives?)

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