Loool like asha
Western Somali girls should marry from back home.
- Thread starter Gibiin-Udug
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Abdisamad
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Reer uk@Basic
Come get your cultured husband
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Abdisamad
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Thank god I'm not reer uk
Who goes first and last owns it loool
Is she from burco and yeah me too
LmfaoooYou will give birth to confused kids
Every girls dream minus giving anything in return lmaooo
They’re definitely more romantic.
Bashir is an arab name, no Somali guy is named Bashir.I support this. Please ladies stop wasting time on these losers, even if he's educated he's still missing that je ne sais quoi, like my good sis @PuntiteQueen said in other thread, Somali men back home are manlier, dress better and have a better physique. Dare I say they're now more educated, they've ambition, they've drive. And they're more romantic than the ones in the western world. If you want a husband who will take care of you, please go back home. If you want a momma's boy who you will babysit through out the marriage then go ahead and marry these negroes.
Why settle for big booty Bashir from the block when you can find more money mahad from the miyi.
Also women like you shouldn't even be getting married to any guy. You've already created more reasons for confrontation than for unity. Its shows your inferior/degenerate mentality. You wouldn't see a good guy for you even if he slapped you in the face. Good luck on your quest of finding the right guy berating Somali guys.
Now when I think about it, the guys I know from back home that have married girls in the west have been very ambitious and hard working. And they have made it here in the new environment.
As we all now, that is an attractive trait. They married two of the girls I had my eyes on when I was younger. But a diasporan that has his life together shouldn't worry about competition from new arrivals.
As we all now, that is an attractive trait. They married two of the girls I had my eyes on when I was younger. But a diasporan that has his life together shouldn't worry about competition from new arrivals.
