Romantic Youngsters

Submitted by Bazoonga, Aug 30, 2018 at 19:42

Very true,Sabrina.Youngsters are more vulnerable to fall in love.With experience ,one learns about life and not run after looks or money.Mutual affection,respect and trust carry more weight.

I hope this lady recovers fully since it's not worth getting bruised and remaining so.There was no mistake- just an error of judgement and she she should move on.Most indigenous/local people do not know the culture and traditions of these people and though there are good and bad people everywhere,the best way to secure citizenship and social position for outsiders is to marry some local person.It's usually the men who resort to this game since their women are disciplined and warned against falling for any man outside their religion.Granted that there are progressive women and men emerging from their ilk,and yet most are parochial since their religion makes them stubborn.

There was a story of a young Muslim woman marrying a Hindu man and living happily in India.The parents had excommunicated her but it didn't stop at that.A few months later,when she was pregnant,a cousin( a male) arrived from her native place with a gift--something she always loved since childhood and this cousin was a supposedly kind.She trusted him and took him in,they had dinner in a pleasant atmosphere.Immediately afterwards this cute cousin stabbed both her and her Hindu husband to death.The multiple stab wounds were just horrible.

True,they are blessed with good looks and that's their way to ensnare women.BE WARNED and WARN OTHERS. Just make sure,you don't get arrested for Islamophobia( a dubious tool for the politicians to suppress genuine apprehensions of the local people and force outsiders in the society,since they do not interact with them anyway).There are always chances of losing a good friend just because you have warned her beforehand but that's how life is. Sometimes,one has to suck it up and see for herself.

Regret a long drivel but it's heartfelt.
With Best Regards,

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