hevalo27 wrote:
but his eyes are the only thing looks kurdish and his eyebrow
He is a model, models are known to not look like the average, otherwise they wouldnt be models.
hevalo27 wrote:
but his eyes are the only thing looks kurdish and his eyebrow
newsreader123 wrote:this one is a kurdish female model her name is dashni murad
Azamat wrote:newsreader123 wrote:this one is a kurdish female model her name is dashni murad
I've seen prettier.
Why is it that it takes no effort to find some really gorgeous Kurdish ladies on social networking sites, on youtube videos of Kurdish gatherings, or just across the street, while the more mediocre-looking Kurdish women are the ones that rise to fame and celebrity?
Kurdistano wrote:And when it comes to, to become famous for Kurds its more important about character and other talents than look. This is what I observed.
Kurdistano wrote:
And when it comes to, to become famous for Kurds its more important about character and other talents than look. This is what I observed.
kani wrote:I am with Anthea.
Let's say,I have many finnish boy friends and many of them have told me that they would only sleep with models but never EVER marry them.
I don't know what the reason is and I have always thought about it.
Anthea wrote:I do not think that Kurdish men look for beauty, I believe that the average Kurdish man wants to marry a woman just like his mother
A slave
A servant
A good cook
A baby making machine
Someone who never asks for money
Someone who does what he tells her to
Someone who keeps the home very clean
Someone who does not want a life of her own
Someone who never asks where her husband has been
Someone who only goes out to visit other Kurdish ladies
Someone who never goes out without asking his permission
Someone who stays awake waiting for her husband to come home
Someone who will NEVER talk to another man unless he is a relation
And when HE has HIS friends to visit, someone who will cook for them,
keeps them supplied with tea and then goes to SIT ON HER OWN in the kitchen
kurdistanis1 wrote:How dare you disrespect our mothers, they're the pride of our families you ignorant punk. We love, respect and serve our mothers more than ourselves, unlike our "westerner" friends, that call them bitches and spit on them. shame on you.
Anthea wrote:kurdistanis1 wrote:How dare you disrespect our mothers, they're the pride of our families you ignorant punk. We love, respect and serve our mothers more than ourselves, unlike our "westerner" friends, that call them bitches and spit on them. shame on you.
I NEVER said that you disrespect your mothers
I have only stated the things that MANY Kurdish women, now living in UK, from NK have told me
I do not blame the husbands
Poor Kurdish men who have had to borrow large amounts of money to get to UK
Often spending YEARS trying to bring their wives and children here
Years ago there was a four hold on refugee claims and the men had to wait 4 YEARS before they could even claim asylum and start applying to bring their families
They have often spent VERY long hours working in kebab shops and they managed to bring their families here they spent their spare time sitting in the kahves and cafés
The kebab shops they work in are often on or near council estates or in EXTREMELY violent neighbourhoods
Most of these men have had no chance to learn English or anything about English culture.
The only English people most of them ever speak to are the DRUNKS leaning on the kebab shop counter
When their wives and children finally arrive in the UK they are often housed by local councils in housing estates. Let me tell you about the HOUSING ESTATES
The estates where Kurdish refugees are placed are often the WORST estates
Sweet innocent Kurdish wives are faced with:
Women who have several children of assorted colours and NO husband
Women who wear too much make-up; dress like prostitutes; act like prostitutes; shout and swear all the time
Drug dealers and drug dens (houses and flats where drug dealers work from)
THEY OFTEN see drugs sold openly on the streets, generally by NOT WHITE people
Hear very loud music and lots of all night parties
RACISM
There is a lot of racism on these estates
Kurdish families on estates are often treated WORSE than even the not white drug dealers
If families complain to the police ALL the non Kurdish neighbours get together and tell lies saying the Kurdish family are to blame
The women are often frightened and the men are far more possessive than they were in NK
The Kurdish women themselves told me that their husbands had changed since being in UK
I am NOT surprised. I do NOT blame the men.
The LOVELY KURDISH LADIES who I know and love dearly like my sisters have told me EVERYTHING that I have written
kurdistanis1 wrote:You were the one being disrespectful, there is no reason for you to say we make our women slaves and baby making machines.
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