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  • #31
    Originally posted by karoaper
    VAKH kuro jan, aghachumem indz muki het ch@ shpotes. Es arnet em ARRNET.

    Yes yes, I hate jelly beans. But I do like bean jelly. YUMMMMM!

    And I agree with Comrade Stalin, even though he's a genocidal maniac. Although I agree more with Lenin Papi.
    --PIONERRI GOTOVI.
    --VSEGDA GOTOVI. URAAAAAA! URAAAA! URAAAAA!

    Too bad you're a woman and have to do what we men say. MUHAHAHAHAHA. Ok that was joke btw. Please don't kill me. Now go and pop Armo babies out, woman!!!!
    Lenin papin merela mata voreen toghela... haha someone finish it.
    Achkerov kute.

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Anonymouse
      Lenin papin merela mata voreen toghela... haha someone finish it.
      Lenin papin merela mata vor(um?) toghela
      Anmitk Rus mat@ hanela u tegh@ protez mcrela

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      • #33
        Originally posted by karoaper
        Lenin papin merela mata vor(um?) toghela
        Anmitk Rus mat@ hanela u tegh@ protez mcrela
        Ape amen inch lava menak "Rus"i tegha kdeneyi "Yivrey" vorovhetev Lenina Yivrey er.
        Achkerov kute.

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        • #34
          Spaneek!

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          • #35
            Originally posted by CatWoman
            Marrying an Armenian to have Armenian children doesn't make you a breeding machine it just helps to preserve our culture.



            I'm determined to marry an Armenian, but if I don't, my kids are still going to go to Armenian schools and grow up Armenian no matter what.

            I think you touched upon what's truely important; I'm sure some of us have a little bit of russian/greek/persian/etc in our blood, but spiritually, we still consider ourselves Armenian.

            I personally am not limiting myself to Armenians, but I know my kids (if I have any) will grow up as Armenians no matter what.

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            • #36
              Originally posted by CatWoman
              Marrying an Armenian to have Armenian children doesn't make you a breeding machine it just helps to preserve our culture.



              I'm determined to marry an Armenian, but if I don't, my kids are still going to go to Armenian schools and grow up Armenian no matter what.
              Ditto

              Vi, your thread was vague enough that we could miss your point, we didnt do it on purpose. I actually thought you cared about Armenian genes. You were the one who said Armenian sperm is precious, no? I liked that.

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              • #37
                Re: What do you guys think? Armenian w/ non-Armenian?

                my brother just married a Greek girl.

                my Dad wasnt too happy at first, but now he is ok.
                what if u are armenian and u meet the most wonderful non armenian in the world, u wouldnt just ignore them for an average not so good relationship with an armenian would u?, i certainly wouldnt.
                everyone is the same, from chinese to armenian, just because one person may look different doesnt mean they are any different. these things also depend on your own experiences, tastes and family values, so i am sure lots of people think differently.

                i live in a place where u can find people from lots of different places living there (United kingdom). and i personally dont mind if i marry an armenian or englishman etc

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                • #38
                  Re: What do you guys think? Armenian w/ non-Armenian?

                  Originally posted by thedebutante
                  maybe you can show up to the next forum meeting with a black chick instead of the white one you were with to prove this point. woohoo!
                  Is a black chick less American than the white chick I was with last time?

                  Okay, slightly delayed response.

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                  • #39
                    Re: What do you guys think? Armenian w/ non-Armenian?

                    Originally posted by sad_eyes
                    This particular topic has been created in MANY threads. Its quite debatable too, from what I have read. But as I mentioned in a few other forums, my opinions are still grounded.

                    Bottom line is this. I feel that a relationship with an armenian and an otar can work out. They can get married. Some choose to do so, others dont. I respect both, regardless of my situation. It all depends on the individual, weither or not they can be strong enough to accept and acknowledge the fact that there will be many complications in marrying someone who is "different." Some armenians are not too traditional so this may be an easy thing to accomplish, however some are more so. But really it comes down to what thier specific belifes, values and what their hearts teach them, are. I see how in many ways, it would be easier on both individuals to marry someone of their own culture, because try as they may, know one can change who they are or where they come from. There would be a better understanding of their culture and how they choose to run things in their homes/lives, and more importantly, a better understanding of each other. I support interracial marriages, I think they are just as beautiful, sacred and "normal" as an marriage between two people of the same race. All I know is that there will be complications, but if two people love each other enough to accept and embrace the difficulties and do their best to learn with each other through good and bad then I believe that an interracial marriage can work. Its about adapting.

                    In my personal experiance,as far as marriage is concerned, we both wanted too, but in the end because I did not meet the "requirements" of a traditional armenian wife, it could not be. The same thing had happened to me when I was 17. Although it wasnt marriage it was that we wanted to be together. His name was Abbas and he was a muslim. My most recent relationship is a swtich off. With Abbas, he wanted to be with me and marry me however I chose not too because of my parents wishes. They did not approve because he was muslim and not from our culture. Now, with Levon, things have changed. His family wouldent approve because I am not armenian (this didnt matter to him, but to his family, yes)and because I am not a virgin. As I mentioned 1000 times, I love everything about him and his culture, but loveing and learning it in most cases will not be sufficiant. Heartbreak is a pain in the ass (for lack of a better term) and getting involved with someone who isnt of your race or culture is very very complicated. It doesnt matter how much in love you may feel or be, the fact that you two are different will ALWAYS burden its way through and arouse problems. BUT, if two people are strong enough and love each other enough...............anything is possible. Love, real love, is a precious and sacred gift, if anyone is lucky to find it, and have it mutual, then I say go for it, but hold on, its going to be a bumpy ride.


                    If you don't mind me asking, what are you?

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                    • #40
                      Re: What do you guys think? Armenian w/ non-Armenian?

                      Originally posted by HyerThanYou
                      Does anyone understand that Armenians in America are considered just plain WHITE outside of the few dense Armenian Populated areas in the united states ?

                      I've seen Armenoids darker than the average north hindi.

                      Trust me on that.

                      If not anything else...

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