Be carefull you have to keep paying her Nafaka after a divorce they use it as a business they will marry second and third ect..... Stay away the law works against the man if the man is out of work and can not pay he goes to jail is not fair for children to see their dad in jail.stay away brother and see a good lawyer before you get chained in you legs😮😮😮
@@NomadElite Absolutely right ! Du to my experience, tunisian women ask for money all time. Even strangers. They tried to lure me many times ans begged for money, So disgusting. So low lwvel :(: (: (. You really hit the nail on the head, brother.
as those "habits" fade away, so does any hope for a next generation of tunisian children and so goes the country. Either you have a family-based culture, or your culture disappears.
I am British, I live in tunisia, i am not rich, I'm 44 and my Tunisian wife 22 , she has never asked me for 1 euro or to pay for anything, actually when I try she won't ket me. So I can surely say I have the best most beautiful amazing wife in Tunisia.
The big conundrum: you can modernize, urbanize, westernize and develop economically, but you pay with your country's birth rates that will end up in the gutter like in developed Western and East-Asian countries.
The problem is that most young tunisian women are somewhat stuck inbetween the new and the old world, but they like to take only the advantages of both worlds, means: They still insist that man pays all and everytime and she also reminds him on that in frequent occaisons, but - even in an early phase of dating - they do not "deliver" anything themselves. It is a kind of self-centered and egoistic way of exploiting men. And they are very successful in doing so, because tunisian woman are - generally spoken - very attractive. So the chances for a man in love to lose a lot of money without receiving anything in return at all are very high.
I love Tunisia very much (I am from Bulgaria) and feel it like a second home. People are hospitable and kind. The food is very tasty... I love the harissa!!! Very beautiful country! There was a time when I wanted to marry a Tunisian woman, but because of these things about money "mine and yours", "no money no honey"... no, it wouldn't be a normal relationship full of love that I'm looking for. That sounds like a bargain to me, like I'm in the market, and worse, in the market for women. I still love this country, but my desire to commit to a Tunisian woman is diminishing by the minute!
In Muslim religion where is it, my money is my money and his moneys is also my money. A man is just responsible to fulfill his duties toward her wife. A wife has no right what extra her husband holds and where he spends it.
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Be carefull you have to keep paying her Nafaka after a divorce they use it as a business they will marry second and third ect..... Stay away the law works against the man if the man is out of work and can not pay he goes to jail is not fair for children to see their dad in jail.stay away brother and see a good lawyer before you get chained in you legs😮😮😮
You hit the nail on the head! Not all will get married with this intention, but many will. You better know her well before you pull the trigger.
@@NomadElite Absolutely right ! Du to my experience, tunisian women ask for money all time. Even strangers. They tried to lure me many times ans begged for money, So disgusting. So low lwvel :(: (: (. You really hit the nail on the head, brother.
as those "habits" fade away, so does any hope for a next generation of tunisian children and so goes the country. Either you have a family-based culture, or your culture disappears.
Agree.
I am British, I live in tunisia, i am not rich, I'm 44 and my Tunisian wife 22 , she has never asked me for 1 euro or to pay for anything, actually when I try she won't ket me. So I can surely say I have the best most beautiful amazing wife in Tunisia.
The big conundrum: you can modernize, urbanize, westernize and develop economically, but you pay with your country's birth rates that will end up in the gutter like in developed Western and East-Asian countries.
Not with THOSE legs girl. 😢
I got my own saying... My money no honey
The problem is that most young tunisian women are somewhat stuck inbetween the new and the old world, but they like to take only the advantages of both worlds, means: They still insist that man pays all and everytime and she also reminds him on that in frequent occaisons, but - even in an early phase of dating - they do not "deliver" anything themselves. It is a kind of self-centered and egoistic way of exploiting men. And they are very successful in doing so, because tunisian woman are - generally spoken - very attractive. So the chances for a man in love to lose a lot of money without receiving anything in return at all are very high.
I love Tunisia very much (I am from Bulgaria) and feel it like a second home. People are hospitable and kind. The food is very tasty... I love the harissa!!! Very beautiful country! There was a time when I wanted to marry a Tunisian woman, but because of these things about money "mine and yours", "no money no honey"... no, it wouldn't be a normal relationship full of love that I'm looking for. That sounds like a bargain to me, like I'm in the market, and worse, in the market for women. I still love this country, but my desire to commit to a Tunisian woman is diminishing by the minute!
I call it pay for play. Pay at the pump.
In Muslim religion where is it, my money is my money and his moneys is also my money. A man is just responsible to fulfill his duties toward her wife. A wife has no right what extra her husband holds and where he spends it.
As a Chinese ex gf put it “My money is my money, your money is my money”. Thankfully that ended!
She’s just talking about marriage. What about dating without marriage or children? Or is that generally not possible?
That is lame. Go pay to play.
It's possible, many are doing it in Tunisia.
@@NomadElite How easy is it for a European guy to date Tunisian girls? I work in neighboring Libya and dating here is non-existent.
Islam = inequality
Western-type corporatist capitalism = EVEN MORE inequality, destruction of middle class.
Same with christianity.
That's funny
rbiw bnatkoum chhad l9wada wlaw lbouldan l islamiya 3aychin