Interracial Relationships.

[chille]

You know what the strange thing is. Chille's picture looks exactly like one of my good friends.

yeah? but i am sure we dont know each other cuz i have never been to cali

[GSTracer05]

yeah? but i am sure we dont know each other cuz i have never been to cali

Where are you from anyhow?

[hyebruin]

That's normal. But am I the only Hav who hates hanging out with other Havs? I get along with Hayastansis and Bairuitsis (although they don't get along with each other, lol) infinately better than I get along with other Barsgahyes.

are you saying we're through? say it ain't so!! say it!!!!
sirun hav jan, say it ain't so

[HyeJinx1984]

are you saying we're through? say it ain't so!! say it!!!!
sirun hav jan, say it ain't so

Awww, I didn't know you cared. Alright baby, you can have me back... *purrs nuzzling* how about a romantic dinner at......... Shamshiri?!?!?!

[HyeJinx1984]

All these complaints by Armenian woman about Armenian men reminded me of a legend of ours... Ara the handsome. For those of you who don't know the legend, here's an excerpt from a website about it:

"The legend of Ara the Handsome, son of Aram, was the seventh generation after Haig, and king of Armenia (more probably Urarta). Samiramis, who was the queen of Assyria, desired Ara the handsome. Because he was already married and did not want to betray his loyalty to his home and family, he refused to marry queen Samaramis.

After Ara declined her advances she invaded the country and Ara was slain. Thus, Ara the Handsome, a legendary king of Armenia gave his life to save his honor in remaining loyal to his marriage vow.

The legend of Ara the handsome (also called Ara the Beautiful) and Samiramis has been kept alive for some 3000 years. It is possible that such an event has really taken place Due to the story’s transmittal by word of mouth for so many centuries it has taken its present legendary character symbolizing the loyalty of the Armenians toward their home and family. Armenians have truly remained loyal to their home and family not only in the distant past but also in modern times.

During the massacres of 1895 and 1915 the Armenian men and women proved their loyalty towards their home and family with a spirit as heroic, as beautiful, and moving as that of Ara the Beautiful. Thousands of Armenian women threw themselves into rivers or the inferno of blazing houses, so they may not suffer the lust of the Turk or live in his Harem. The story of Lucretia who committed suicide after she was violated by Tarquinus Sextus, was acted out thousands of times by Armenian women who became the modern Lucretia symbolizing chastity and loyalty to married life, truly believing that these virtues were the foundation of home and nation."

I bet many women are asking "where did Armenian men like that go???"

[XxgoeyxX]

I bet many women are asking "where did Armenian men like that go???"

I know a few!..one is my father!

[HyeJinx1984]

The other's me though I am a bit full of myself.

[garegin]

its rather a dilemma
in a book about slavery a woman says that a good wife would not let her master "violate" her. but she is unable to resist because she is a slave.

[hyebruin]

Awww, I didn't know you cared. Alright baby, you can have me back... *purrs nuzzling* how about a romantic dinner at......... Shamshiri?!?!?!

you're on! how does tomorrow sound?

[Anonymouse]

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