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  • #51
    Re: The Indigenous Armenian Culture

    guys, stop fighting. Let's all be friends!

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    • #52
      Re: The Indigenous Armenian Culture

      Originally posted by Marina
      Not at all!!! I thought you'd never ask, Quarteria. Me and my guy hung out last thursday. Needless to say that he did call me back after a week. He had a very good excuse and we do live kinda far away from each other. So yeah, we did hang out and it was wonderful. We're gonna hang out again this coming tuesday.

      Many on this board suggested that I'd talk to him about our situation so I did. I told him all about my apprehensions and he hold me not to worry. He said he was a U.S. citizen not an Armenian citizen and that he was free to do anything he wanted with his life - it's his life, not his parents'. He told me this after I said that he'd probably honor his parents by marrying an armenian girl. He also said that he would never marry anyone he does not love and doesn't speak proper english. If his parents don't approve of his way of life, he will move out. He didn't sound too rebellious when he was saying all this, therefore, I think there is no reason for me to not believe him. After all, he is American and has long assimilated into the American culture.

      Again, Quarteria, thanks for asking!
      Not a problem!!! Just follow your heart. Don't make excuses if your gut tells you something is off. If it's meant to be, it's going to be, just be careful. As long as you can talk to him about it, that's a good thing. I really hope if it's what you want, it is meant to be.

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      • #53
        Re: The Indigenous Armenian Culture

        Originally posted by obi
        And i am of the belief that you are letting your new found forum powers go to your head.

        Would you like to confirm my childs weight, place of birth, d-o-b...etc with English authorities???

        Or was it something else you are accusing me of lying about??? If my country was in need of me, i would stand by it... Stay... How do you interperet that?

        I am 37.... Please, for the records sake how old are you. You wish to accuse without the slightest foundation.
        If you wish i can give you an English phone number now... ring us... Talk to my partner-in Armenian... Feel as stupid as you wish.
        I see the the Englishman is rather irritated at my comments. And now he assumes that the 'forum powers' have gotten to my head.

        Hardly. I have always been somewhat of an ass.
        Achkerov kute.

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        • #54
          Re: The Indigenous Armenian Culture

          Originally posted by obi
          BTW... The number sequence in your sig... What does it mean to you...? A code? What is the significance of it in your mind? An atrocity re: 108 or a stupid Lost tv show?
          You watch LOST too, eh?
          Achkerov kute.

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          • #55
            Re: The Indigenous Armenian Culture

            Originally posted by Quarteria
            Not a problem!!! Just follow your heart. Don't make excuses if your gut tells you something is off. If it's meant to be, it's going to be, just be careful. As long as you can talk to him about it, that's a good thing. I really hope if it's what you want, it is meant to be.
            Thank you, once again! hope you had a great Monday

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            • #56
              Re: The Indigenous Armenian Culture

              Originally posted by Anonymouse
              You watch LOST too, eh?

              On both accounts... Yup...

              It got to me where you get this accusation of net freak thing you talk of. My Armenian, Yerevan partner asks what you mean. She believes you are not Armenian in an Armenian traditional sense. More a simulation from another land.

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              • #57
                Re: The Indigenous Armenian Culture

                Originally posted by obi
                On both accounts... Yup...

                It got to me where you get this accusation of net freak thing you talk of. My Armenian, Yerevan partner asks what you mean. She believes you are not Armenian in an Armenian traditional sense. More a simulation from another land.
                Tell your "significant other" since I don't believe she is real, that I am more Armenian than she will ever be. I speak, read and write Armenian and unlike her prurient self, I will not marry an otar, especially one as self-absorbed and arrogant.
                Achkerov kute.

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                • #58
                  Re: The Indigenous Armenian Culture

                  Originally posted by Anonymouse
                  and unlike her prurient self, I will not marry an otar
                  Why not?

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                  • #59
                    Re: The Indigenous Armenian Culture

                    Originally posted by Anonymouse
                    especially one as self-absorbed and arrogant.
                    Yes, that would be like getting a dog when you can already bark loudly!
                    Plenipotentiary meow!

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                    • #60
                      Re: The Indigenous Armenian Culture

                      Anonymouse, that is very ignorant of you to say. Dont lash out on his wife because you two have some minor disagreements. She made a decision and in no way does her choice have anything to do with you, so leave her out of your battles...thats just childish.

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