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Lamagoodle wrote:

Bella18 wrote:

How do you distinguish genuine love from maal/magac love? Gold diggers from genuine seekers of love?

If the maintenance is too high and you're getting nothing in return, better believe your jeeb is being abused.
Qofka dheef iyo khasaaro kula qeybsanaayo wax ka wanaagsan malaha.

Teeda kale isbedelkan waa maxay gacalka? from xusul baruur to dheylo?

Cosob saan islahaa ceeba iga raacdey. Difficult to maintain. Horta qalanjo waxaan ku weeydiyey dheeylada ma "shoe fetish" ayaay leeyihiin? Kabaha isboortiga oo cad cad maxaay u jecelyihiin? Waxaaba kaaga daran waxaay doonayaa in aduunku dhan ku arko; waa xayeeysis socda. Waa fudeed socoda. Waa taar socodo. Waxaa kaaga daran waxaay moodaan in sheekadu tahay sheeko "novel" "filim" hindi ah. I love you, darling, sweetheart iwm ayaay kugu cabayaan, si aay jeebkaaga u dhacaan.

Xusul baruurtu waa biidho-biidho. Waa qun yar socod. Waa rag aqaan. Walee waa naag. "Laaf, dhaaling, Iswiid haart" -tooda waa mid daacad ah.

Tabal caaro ayaay iska qaataan oo ma qarash badno; huuno markaay kugu daraan (waa bonus), aboowe iskaba daa, dhiiga ayaa kugu kacaayo, oo samadda ayaad mareeysaa . Waa la is af yaqaanaa .

Towba.

Lamagoodle wrote:

bareento wrote:Greetings Mujaahid Lama!

I read with the greatest interest the surgical analysis u make on the love_doons of your society.
I am curious that u never talked abous the houris who doesnot speak somali.
Lastly when I was in London, I met this beautiful typically somali women (imagine Ayan Hirsi in her younger years)..a classical somali beauty:
black, tall, high chins, that tempting arrogant look and of course all the good stuffs that courtesy forbids me to mention here.

But all the charm disappeared and evaporated the moment she started talkin with that ugly terrible english accent ...I felt like i am talking to the queen.

How do u cope with this problem Ô you who are the pole of the love_doons.

B.

Your story reminds me of when I was in Brixton, London, years back. It was the hub of Ethiopians . I dated one or two of these gems but I never made an eagle. Every time, I was about to make one, I was reminded of the somali notion of injirleey Surely, they were easy to maintain and I found out that the "somali" in me was premium brand for these women.

Hyperactive wrote:

Lamagoodle wrote:

bareento wrote:Greetings Mujaahid Lama!

I read with the greatest interest the surgical analysis u make on the love_doons of your society.
I am curious that u never talked abous the houris who doesnot speak somali.
Lastly when I was in London, I met this beautiful typically somali women (imagine Ayan Hirsi in her younger years)..a classical somali beauty:
black, tall, high chins, that tempting arrogant look and of course all the good stuffs that courtesy forbids me to mention here.

But all the charm disappeared and evaporated the moment she started talkin with that ugly terrible english accent ...I felt like i am talking to the queen.

How do u cope with this problem Ô you who are the pole of the love_doons.

B.

Your story reminds me of when I was in Brixton, London, years back. It was the hub of Ethiopians . I dated one or two of these gems but I never made an eagle. Every time, I was about to make one, I was reminded of the somali notion of injirleey Surely, they were easy to maintain and I found out that the "somali" in me was premium brand for these women.

lamagoodle, much respect for you. ninkan inaad nakaqabatay. good for you, you didnt fall for his nonesense.