Kurdish Women

[sarah]

I've seen kurdish women who wear a coin thing on their head what is this?

[Diri]

I've seen kurdish women who wear a coin thing on their head what is this?

What do you mean by "coin thing"?


You'll have to explain that a big better...

A plate? A golden plate on their head? Tebelix?


Maybe you could do a google search or a yahoo search and find an image of what you are talking about?

Or just describe it...

Thanks...

[sarah]

I mean like a headdress it goes on the head and has little coins falling on the forehead.

[Diri]

I mean like a headdress it goes on the head and has little coins falling on the forehead.

Well like you said; Headdress... lol


It's just for the looks... Traditional headgear...

[Fortuna]

Hey sarah

Great to see another english girl in here, it sems more and more english girls are falling in love with kurdish guys , so welcome to the forum. .

if you do decide to go to Kurdistan, will you be going alone? you say your friend will meet you there which is great, but if he is married how will he explain you to his wife?. Im not sure that i would be happy if my husband invited a "foreign friend" to visit, not that im married, but you get what i mean? Sorry if you think im being nosey, but us english are well known for it when it comes to guys heheh .

Actually that could be a question to any of the guys here, how would your wife feel if you invited a "friend", would she welcome her with open arms do you think?

[Fortuna]

Oh and btw diri, love the new avator

[Diri]

Hey sarah

Great to see another english girl in here, it sems more and more english girls are falling in love with kurdish guys , so welcome to the forum. .

if you do decide to go to Kurdistan, will you be going alone? you say your friend will meet you there which is great, but if he is married how will he explain you to his wife?. Im not sure that i would be happy if my husband invited a "foreign friend" to visit, not that im married, but you get what i mean? Sorry if you think im being nosey, but us english are well known for it when it comes to guys heheh .

Actually that could be a question to any of the guys here, how would your wife feel if you invited a "friend", would she welcome her with open arms do you think?

I think any Kurdish wife would make a hell of a lot of noise over such a thing...

Kurdish women - especially Soranî ones have very sharp tounges...

I think it's nice that he does this - invites her I mean... Since obviously one can be friends - but if it's something beyond friendship - the wife will soon find out and then she won't be so happy...

That is for sure...


And thank you so much Fortuna...

[sarah]

Hi Fortuna

Well my friend in Kurdistan is not yet marrie but he has girlfriends . Do you have a Kurdish boyfriend? and if so how is it going.

[missIndependent]

Kurdish women - especially Soranî ones have very sharp tounges...

[Fortuna]

Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 9:11 am Post subject:

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Hi Fortuna

Well my friend in Kurdistan is not yet marrie but he has girlfriends . Do you have a Kurdish boyfriend? and if so how is it going.

Do i have a kurdish boyfriend, even me i cant answer that . Ive been friendly with a guy for nearly 8 months, and id guess id say i was seeing him, but then he went home last month to get married, which i knew right from the start.

Now hes back and less than a week of being back in England, he tells me he loves me (what a lovely birthday present that was) , and as much as i love him tho ive never told him that, he now is a married man, even if his wife is in Kurdistan, so in my eyes its wrong to love anothers husband but............what can i do?.

Before he went home we had a fight, and i asked him not to think of me when he was home and not to contact me, because i knew it was wrong, then he calls me up, so of course i seen him, and he bought me a prezzy from Kurdistan, so im confused now as to what to do.

My head tells me to wallk away, but my heart tells me differant.


Sarah, is your friend planning on staying in Kurdistan, or is he coming back to england do you know?

[sarah]

My friend will stay in Kurdistan, I will be travelling there by myself but he will meet me at the airport. What part of Kurdistan does your friend come from, mine is in Southern Kurdistan. Its difficult for you, what does he say about his wife. Will his wife come here eventually, sorry to say this but for all you she could be pregnant already.
A question for the Kurdish guys, do Kurds get divorced or is that something that can not happen.

[Evin]

For Fortuna:

Lucky guy, talk about having his cake and eating it, a wife in Kurdistan and a girl hanging on to his every word over here, you can't be serious!?!

I don't mean to be harsh but you need some straight talking, if he can do that to his wife, you'd better believe he can do it to you too... walk away, you deserve better.

[Evin]

I think any Kurdish wife would make a hell of a lot of noise over such a thing...

Kurdish women - especially Soranî ones have very sharp tounges...

Make that ALL wives Diri, not just Kurdish ones; I can't imagine what I'd do if my other half was messing like these guys appear to be, my sharp tongue would be the last of his worries, that's for sure

[abdur]

@Fortuna
I agree with Evin, kurdish or not u should dump that guy. His actions are very different than his sweet words.

[Fortuna]

I agree with you totally, because beleive me ive been married and on the recieving end of an unfaithful husband and it felt like shit when he did the dirty on me.

Me and this guy were just having a nice time and i know if it wasnt with me it would be with someone else, and as none of us had any feelings for each other it was ok, because it was more friends than anything else.............

One thing i dont do is hang on to his every word lol, and he is aware of that, and i know we have no future together really i do, which is why i have never told him i love him, and wont ever do either for this one reason.