Armani-ahmed wrote:Thankyou for the reply.
Iam 110% comitted to my husband & i always will be. But i do sometimes have doubts wether he will return to live in kurdistan one day. Thats my worst fear because im sure that i couldnt live over there being so far away from my family.
Yes you are correct about not only is it kurdish boys that play the english girls, nobodys perfect & there is good & bad people feom every country.
Congratulations on being engaged are you with a kurdish girl? Have you set a date to marry?
The mullahs were kurdish who married us.
Hope for a reply soon.
Bless you! You are most welcome...
Yes, I can understand that fear of being forced to take a stand. And I think you should sooner or later explore that fear before it consumes all your attention. Face up to it. It will probably leave you with a very healthy and relaxed state of mind. Go to Kurdistan on your own quest to find the answers to the questions you have. He wouldn't just up and leave out of the blue. And life in Europe is far more luxurious and careless than life in Kurdistan... Of course you're his wife and I wouldn't know anything about him - except that he's Kurdish, and that Kurds put great pride and time/energy into their families...
Yes, indeed good and bad people can be found anywhere, anytime... It's really about bringing out the best in people... Some are more inclined than others to act badly...
Thank you very much!
Excuse my late reply!
Best regards!















