Why marry a Chinese girl? | |
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Nov 2, 2007 07:32 | |
| Blimey Dodger, you must have been 119 ish when you were in the navy, are you sure you're not Davy Jones? and I'm not talking about the one from the Monkey's he he Alan. |
Nov 2, 2007 18:23 | |
| Alan, sorry i got my age wrong...only 139 next year..ha The pills help though. Dodger |
Nov 3, 2007 03:52 | |
| Greetings, Leonardo. I hope, I can fully answer you to the best of my knowledge, but I must confess to you that it is a difficult task. Your wring is inconsistent and with out a line of tough to follow, if I fail to answer you well, please let me know, I can be glad to revisit any statement I make. This is the Guess 32134 writing, ((I am a western woman, who was very committed to my marriage and faithful throughout the 22 years I was married to my western husband. I supported him in his career and put my ambitions aside for him. He abandoned our children and myself for a young Chinese woman. She is 25 years younger than him and me. I don't think that he would have the same opportunities to have met a much younger woman in his own native country, not being rich or powerful enough, but, of course, in China, his status was a different matter. In China, my husband is seen as wealthy and a good catch. I think finance and security lie at the base of many of these relationships, and the reason that not so many Chinese men have relationships or marry foreign women, is to do with earning power.)) I present you with a portion of your immediate reply to her, by parts. Quote, ((So sorry to hear your story,)) ((DON’T YOU THINK THAT HE WAS NOT WORTHY OF YOUR LOVE?))) You ask her a confirmatory question, which in turn obligates her to an affirmative answer. That is call, a leading question, with no optional dissenting. Quote, ((I AM NOT SURE WHAT YOUR RELATIONSHIP WITH THE WESTERN MAN IS LIKE NOW.)) After you presented her with your cold-hearted question, you stated that you are not sure, about the present status of her relationship with the man. How relevant it is to you the status quo of the relationship? I can answer you it is irrelevant, unless you are planning to unleash a barrage of words against the western individual in a very opportunistic way. Opportunistic because you do not know the other side of the story, you just know that he (the western man) is not there to defend his self, or make his case. We do not know if this person (our guess) is telling us the truth, do you know it. However, one thing I know. You accused the western man, you judged the western man, and you found the western man guilty in absentia and you fated him to be known to all the people as a despicable creature unworthy of a place in a civilized society. You level such heavy words against that western man (immoral) that I was motivated to question the purpose and integrity of your words. I will finish my answer to you later on, on the meantime I leave you with portions of the names you called the western man, as you passed judgment on him. Your quotes, he MIGHT be NOTHING but an ordinary guy just wanted to criticize the IMMORAL man who betrayed their love and marriage. |
Nov 3, 2007 03:53 | |
| By the way, yes, I am a very insightful individual; you shall know that by know. Hope you do not take this as a personal matter to carry grouches. You have a good day! to be continue... |
Nov 3, 2007 06:39 | |
| JC has a good point on this issue IMO. Before we can “sit in judgment” we need to know both sides of the story. Our presumption that the Woman has been has been wronged may not be correct. Perhaps we will never know. But perhaps the moral of this story is that we should give as much attention to our relationships as we do to our work and not take them for granted. I am a failure in this so what would I know anyway. Dodger. |
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