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  • #1

    Would you marry a person who isn't Armenian?

    So how about it? For the forum members who have marriage in their future plans. Would you marry somebody who isn't Armenian?

    Emil
    We all carry reminders of our past, some are more visible than others. Some are so visible that everyone reads what they believe we've become. It's sometimes hard to dissuade others from the story they have written for us.
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    no

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      Re: Would you marry a person who isn't Armenian?

      Originally posted by Emil So how about it? For the forum members who have marriage in their future plans. Would you marry somebody who isn't Armenian?

      Emil
      Yes, but she has to learn armenian, she has to learn cooking armenian, she has to stay in the place of the armenian woman, she has to be virgin and any other cliché.


      Sere azkaoutioun tchi ouni ...
      If only I have the chance to meet someone I love (which is rather rare) the answer is definitely yes.
      If she respects my culture (as i'm respecting hers) it should be ok for the kids.
      "C'était un des principes fondamentaux de la doctrine Gradgrind que toute chose devait être payée. Personne ne devait jamais, en aucun cas, rien donner à qui que ce fût sans compensation. La gratitude devait être abolie et les bienfaits qui en découlent n'avaient aucune raison d'être. Chaque pouce de l'existence des humains, depuis la naissance jusqu'à la mort, devait être un marché réglé comptant. Et s'il était impossible de gagner le ciel de cette façon, cela signifiait que le ciel n'était pas un lieu régi par l'économie politique et que l'on n'avait rien à y faire."
      - D.i.c.k.e.n.s., "Temps Difficiles", 1854.

      ... stupid words filter. xxxxens is an author!!!

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      • #4
        There's such a concept?
        Achkerov kute.

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        • #5
          Originally posted by Anonymouse There's such a concept?
          You're talking about getting married a day ?
          "C'était un des principes fondamentaux de la doctrine Gradgrind que toute chose devait être payée. Personne ne devait jamais, en aucun cas, rien donner à qui que ce fût sans compensation. La gratitude devait être abolie et les bienfaits qui en découlent n'avaient aucune raison d'être. Chaque pouce de l'existence des humains, depuis la naissance jusqu'à la mort, devait être un marché réglé comptant. Et s'il était impossible de gagner le ciel de cette façon, cela signifiait que le ciel n'était pas un lieu régi par l'économie politique et que l'on n'avait rien à y faire."
          - D.i.c.k.e.n.s., "Temps Difficiles", 1854.

          ... stupid words filter. xxxxens is an author!!!

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            dono
            Be nice . . .

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            • #7
              I want to marry an Armenian woman. But if I fall in love with an odar, which has happened before, I will not eschew a wonderful relationship.

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              • #8
                Re: Would you marry a person who isn't Armenian?

                Originally posted by Emil So how about it? For the forum members who have marriage in their future plans. Would you marry somebody who isn't Armenian?

                Emil
                What about you m. Emil ?
                "C'était un des principes fondamentaux de la doctrine Gradgrind que toute chose devait être payée. Personne ne devait jamais, en aucun cas, rien donner à qui que ce fût sans compensation. La gratitude devait être abolie et les bienfaits qui en découlent n'avaient aucune raison d'être. Chaque pouce de l'existence des humains, depuis la naissance jusqu'à la mort, devait être un marché réglé comptant. Et s'il était impossible de gagner le ciel de cette façon, cela signifiait que le ciel n'était pas un lieu régi par l'économie politique et que l'on n'avait rien à y faire."
                - D.i.c.k.e.n.s., "Temps Difficiles", 1854.

                ... stupid words filter. xxxxens is an author!!!

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                • #9
                  Nice question Emil?

                  I would say If its right, it doesnt matter what nationality she is. But still I would prefer an Armenian lady.
                  I was, I am, and I will always be the Monster!

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Arvestaked I want to marry an Armenian woman. But if I fall in love with an odar, which has happened before, I will not eschew a wonderful relationship.


                    I agree with him, except the whole woman thing..Or maybe, I might turn lezbo and marry a nice Brazilian girl...Grrrr
                    "Here I am, rock you like a hurricane!"- Los Escorpiones

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