why do somali friends hold hands?

[Arsenal_Man]

im talking male friends, they used to hold hands like g.a.y.s

[Paddington Bear]

What an obtuse comment! When your daddy held your hand as a kid, did others look at him and think he was a child abuser?

[Keyse_0208]

Cuz back home no one knows what gay is or means, their mind is not as corrupted as yours... its only when u came here u start thinking and saying '' eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee bres holding hands is proba loose''

[Arsenal_Man]

What an obtuse comment! When your daddy held your hand as a kid, did others look at him and think he was a child abuser?

thats a totally different thing, waa caadi if you are for example 5 years old and your dad holds your hands to school but 20 year old males in somalia

[siren]

Somalis in general don't know the meaning of personal space, they want to touch you, slap you or poke you while chatting with you....I just hate it!!

[Diyeeshaha_Tolka]

it was normal in back home,,holding hands ,,sharing bed with other guys,,,,lol the last one will shock u but it's true

[Sir-Luggoyo]

Cuz back home no one knows what gay is or means, their mind is not as corrupted as yours... its only when u came here u start thinking and saying '' eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee bres holding hands is proba loose''

Well said

[Basra-]

...Because back home- Clintons term.."Dont ask, Dont tell" was invented. They would hold hands, would sleep with each other, i mean both sharing bed and intercourse, and in the daylight---back to being loudly homophobic to self assure --self-- that one is not gay!

[surrender]

thats a lie and half. somali men dont hold hands. never seen them holding hands! beenta daa waryaa.

[Paddington Bear]

thats a lie and half. somali men dont hold hands. never seen them holding hands! beenta daa waryaa.

Forget hands. It's normal to see two eighty year old men holding each other's waists, dear.

(But it's not as dirty as Arsenal Man is trying to make it sound).

[Grant]

thats a lie and half. somali men dont hold hands. never seen them holding hands! beenta daa waryaa.

Holding hands was caadi/normal in my day, as was sharing a mosquito net when guests came to stay. That's just the way it was, and nobody thought a thing about it.

[Dusty]

[Paddington Bear]

Good photo (and my comments above tell you where I stand) but the way Bush is looking at the King there is not helping.

[kambuli]

Surrender,

I think you came from Somalia so young that you can't remember what was happening in there.

Back home, girls were friends and they used to hold hands so were the boys...Usually boys go together and girls go together. Actually what was a taboo was a man and women walking together holding hands...

[Macaaney_1991]

ewwwwwwwwwwwwww