Ahmedahmed5000
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Do u think the guys parent was behind the death?
Sad story of foreign women married to Algerian
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Do u think the guys parent was behind the death?
This is a very sad story. Yeah it sounds like the parents may have been responsible for the child's death to get their son to divorce her for an Algerian girl. If that's the case, then the three of them are evil as f*ck.
Wow this shook me up especially the ending. I hope everything works out well for her though
imagine killing ur own grandchild
We don't know that. Don't rush to conclusions
Any woman who marries a 2 incher Ayrab mammalian has no right to complain about anything, if you dont wanna have similar stories and want to have good bed memories then stay away from them.
One day they'd be a man to their women and the next day they'd be doing dawgystyles with next door neighbour men.
One day they'd be a man to their women and the next day they'd be doing dawgystyles with next door neighbour men.
She should've dipped the moment she realized they were racist, thats a thing about these interracial relationships. The outcast person tries to force themselves onto a family that hates them. Find some pride and go where you are loved
The minute you sense hostility from your potential in-laws or even any negative energy, run away. This is the problem with people having haram relationships without family approval.
I hope this poor lady heals from the evil she encountered.
I hope this poor lady heals from the evil she encountered.
People donβt get you marry into a family and think as long as me and my partner are good we be fine. Family can break a marriage and make it a nightmare. On the other hand marrying into a great family is a huge asset people donβt realise
Evil racist north africans
Honestly everything begins with the individual. We are the campus of our own happiness. You do your self right, and God will take care of the rest. You have to begin with yourself. Be Righteous and you will change the people you interact with, or if they don't change - God will remove them from your environment
Unfortunately, some families are just bad vibes to everyone. I have Asian friends who had arranged marriages/approved marriages and it was the man's family that approached the girl's family and wanted the bride. A few weeks later, they're downright abusing the bride.
Unfortunately, haram or not some families think no girl is a good enough for their son and view their daughter in laws as emotional and physical punching bags. I'm just glad that stuff like that isn't common for Somalis.
Hence a culture of divorce and single parent homes. If you ignore the abuse and cousin marrying Asian family units are much more stronger than ours
A relationship filled with abuse cannot be 'stronger'. They're simply forced to endure.
Divorce is 10x better than abuse and trauma. Divorce exists to avoid all of that.
About a year ago, I met a white American woman who was married to a Pakistani Muslim man. She asked me a few things about the Somali culture, and then revealed to me her Pakistani in-laws never want to talk to her. Even if she tried so hard to talk with them, they wouldn't say a word. Her hubby wanted them to move to Pakistan for awhile, and she asked for my opinion and if I think it was unsafe to do so.
I informed her my advice shouldn't be the cause of a mischief between herself and her husband. Therefore, I can't get in the middle, but I would say she needed to follow what her gut instincts were telling her. And if she was hearing voices in her head, she needed to listen to those voices.
My take on the OP's story is, young women and men need to listen to the counsel of their parents and other concerned relatives. You certainly don't want to be making decisions that impact your lifetime when you're emotionally involved in with someone. Rely on the counsel of your concerned relatives, especially parents.
I informed her my advice shouldn't be the cause of a mischief between herself and her husband. Therefore, I can't get in the middle, but I would say she needed to follow what her gut instincts were telling her. And if she was hearing voices in her head, she needed to listen to those voices.
My take on the OP's story is, young women and men need to listen to the counsel of their parents and other concerned relatives. You certainly don't want to be making decisions that impact your lifetime when you're emotionally involved in with someone. Rely on the counsel of your concerned relatives, especially parents.
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