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Shoe shopping! You take a girl shoe shopping, and if doesn't fall in love with you, she is a fool.

Advocator:
They do more than that. They have a mild sex subjects about their private parts, they flirt, they exchange personal infos for more personal flirting, they webcam 1 on 1 while unclothed and e.t.c

Woah! But hey if thats what gets me them going. then let them be. Ha ha

Calling a girl pretty doesn't make you a lesbian? If that was the case, Allah help me. Lol

Appreciation I think is one major thing African men lack. Will it kill you to say thank you once in a while? Just wondering.

eddy1977:
Did u know that hhh used to date former wwe superstar chyna? the muscular lady who later made a few sex tapes with shawn waltman.
anyway, stephanie was just dying to have hhh. she managed to get chyna fired and later marry hhh.

hhh is a big name in this business.

Yup! I am well aware of it. I have been watching wrestling since the Attitude era.

eddy1977:
@ african1

he is also the richest wwe superstar.

since you mentioned cuteness and attraction, i guess i should confess also something here about Maryse. that girl is just hot. just looking at her makes me sweat with adult desires.

Maryse Ouellet.the most beautiful female in the wwe. i know she posed unclothed for playboy, but i dont mind.

dip that maryse in milkshake and throw her to me.

HHH is one of the best stars in WWE and smartest ( he got together with boss's daughter). Stephanie is gorgeous as well, but your right Maryse is hot.

Thanks dear

I like my guys tall DARK and handsome. I always thought light skinned were more feminine, until i met my current boyfriend. He is light skinned, super cute, and totally manly.

That is your choice. Personally I would never put on a weave even if I had bad hair or was bald. I rather be bald than wear something fake, but that is just my opinion. I am sure you will find a pretty girl that does not wear a weave,

HHH is my favorite wrestler, plus he is super cute. Too bad he is already married,

Inked_Nerd:

Preach brotha!!! Its disheartening at times to see your own people throwing jabs at each other. It hurts even more when outsiders see it and use that to pass judgment on us as a whole.

Exactly, I swear sometimes we act like animals. Sometimes we forget the great manners our parents raised us on. Ps I am not dude sir, I am a girl actually,

I am a Somali, and I don't think I am better than certain types of people. I do think I am better than some people (but we are all humans, we tend to think we are better than someone at something) with that said, I never in my life said I was better than west Africans, and never will. Why? because It is plain stup!d!!!! The Somalis who say that are delusional and want to feel better about themselves. I don't want this to be one side thing, I have seen west Africans hating on Somalis, Lol I think love and respect are two things we Africans lack,

@ ragdollz : I have bunch of Nigerian friends and they really love Nigeria. Most of them were born there though. My cousin Married a Nigerian man, and he loves his culture and people too. He tries so hard to teach my cousin how to cook the food, but has the worst luck, that girl cooks worse than anybody. it always gives me the chuckle to see them argue though. Lol

ragdollz:
Lol @ african1, "the country never gave u a chance", awwwww . I respect the fact that somehow, even without being there, you still feel connected to your homeland. I can imagine how you must have been raised: with total love for your African heritage, which some of those who actually live in Africa don't even feel (they always want to run off to the "white man's land", Lol)

Thanks!!!! My parents always made sure we knew our origins and where we came from. Don't get me wrong, I love America, but Somalia/ Africa is where my home is. I traveled to Kenya and Somalia a while back and just fell in love with Africa, I hope to go back one day inshallah.

Somaliland:
Yes I hope so sis, we've had a bad 20 years, who would have thought 30 years ago: Somalia had the biggest and best trained army in Africa trained by the soviets and americans. We had a very strong economy and had 1000's of Italians living in Mogadishu, had British, French etc. We had Nigerians living there, it was a great Cosmopolitan capital. Now its not even safe for Somalis let alone any foreigners, the president only controls 2km of the capital let alone the country. He has to run the country from Ethiopia and Kenya, as it is dangerous for him to live in Somalia. I believe we(them south somalia) are the only country like that

ragdollz:
^^^Wow Somaliland, thanks for that bit of history, I never knew Somali used to be a strong vibrant nation, all I knew about them was the wars and suffering. So when Elyas came here with his noise, I dropped some ignorant jibes. Like we say in Naija, abeg no vex . And peace!

ragdollz:
That's cool, @ Somaliland. I guess with folks like u n africa1 n ladybella there will always be HOPE for your people(s). Cheers bro

Thanks! Thats much appreciated, There are things that are just there, and I can't explain, and one of them is my undying hope and love for a country that never gave me a chance, cuz I was born in the states after the war broke down.

Somaliland:
Haye your mum is Isaaq too ku soo dhawoow inabti. Actually Xamari don't eat the same food as me, Raxaweyne don't speak the same language as me, I don't understand af jini or whatever that other language was called. xamar cad cad iyo jareerweyne iyo Barvanese don't look like me. Iyo af woogyi waan hadlaa, dialect is different I speak maxa tiri not maxa thiri 

But I see what you mean inabti, my sister in law is Ogaden and ayeeyo Dir.   




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well all the Somalis I met and I were similar. We all spoke Somali, and ate baris iyo basto with bananas, you know somali style, And canjeera or laxoox which ever you call it for breakfast, my point is I have never met a somali person that was different than I was. I understood them all too, except for Somali bantus, Their language is kind of hard

LadyBella:
Yeah walaalo. I believe we can agree on the fact that this qabiil mentality has gotten the best out of all of us, wallahi there are times that I think that ilahey baa inaga goynayaa, we shouldn't value qabiil more then our deen. But Insha'allah kheyr.

Inshallah habibty

@ Lady bella: Abayo, I am not against knowing your qabil, I am against being obsessed with qabil. I am a proud girl of the Ogaden tribe, but I don't go around telling people that I am not somali, Which is ironic because the last five generations of my dad's family was born in Ethiopia, and not in somalia. But I am still Somali, and proud of it. It upsets me when people look down other qabils, and they think their better than them or what not. I don't know mind people knowing where they came from, but it does bother me when you don't think of anything besides qabil.

@Somali Land: It doesn't matter who marries who, at the end of the day, the kids will look Somali. Lol Just to let you know my mom is isaaq, she married an Ogaden, my uncle married and issaq, and my friend who is issag is marrying an MJ. But that doesn't bother me because at first I am a muslim, so I try my hardest to not discriminate, and then I am somali, so It doesn't matter if they are issaq, mj, OG, Madhibaan, at the end of they we speak the same language, eat the same food, and look alike. Walall maskaxda yaa kaa cunay? Please ii jawaab.

tpiah!:
to who?

To other somalis I guess. Don't listen to him, the man is messed up.

I don't mind that she doesn't see her self as being black, but it does bother when she talks bad about people.