LOL@Sir Lug...lol Hilarious on your input about what a reer miyi Farah can offer.

But a certain comment of yours caugh my attention.
"What do they have in common? Can they even communicate from the same wavelength?"
I wonder why is a westernised Somali Farah seeking a somali bride flight 13 not asked the same question? What will this modernised farah like Sir Lug have in common with his precious innocent clueless fadumo? Ooopps i am sorry, i meant Xalimmo.Or is that the point? That Sir lug or other westernised Farahs want a woman to be seen but not heard? Why is society not putting the pressure of 'will they have something in common' to the somali bride? I think- its because-- the marriage is assumed not to be an equal one from the beginning.

She has a station to fulfill, and that station is breading and booyeesoniimo. A sad predictability and misfortunes for such souls.
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I agree with you on one point.That to seek a religiously superior somali husband from somalia is Logical and better.If that is the case, i applaud surrender.But i fear that is not the case. We have a lot of religious somalis here in the west, in the mosques. But they are mostly married i admit, but you can find single ones. My opposition mainly is to protest that shameless desperacy that violates the sancitity of feminine charm and allure.Desperation is a disgusting vice, most especially to a female.

But also, i have to account--who am i -or --who is society to stop in the happiness of a woman desperate for a husband? Who am I or Who are we to stop surrender from finding her Al shabab?
The point i disagree is that u blame the western lost somali kids on westernised somali woman like myself. I dont think so.

Blame it on the invisble fathers, coupled with western culture shock.Single mothers were made single by a single fathers.
