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My husband went through this but as they get older they understand it is more beneficial for both of you to stay in the US. You guys can always look forward to fun vacations back to his country every year if possible. He was homesick for about 2 years though but again, eventually he went back to his country and was like ....America is my home now

If he is well established then... I guess. If not, obviously your husband will be financially supporting him it seems.

Does anyone have an authentic recipe for the Algerian style Bourbousha tomato sauce with chicken and that vegetarian dish with like 2 different types of squash in dry red sauce? Thanks

I agree ^ I was 19 when I married my 25 yr old MENA spouse. I'm not from an Arab background but a similar country. I'm now 25 we are still very happy together, yet I had found myself still wanting to explore life and just recently started to think about serious life plans for our future. This could possibly be the same thing with a younger MENA man like in his early 20's. You have to really consider the age difference if he was THAT young. Other than those factors, I don't think age is anything more than a number. It's not a generalization that younger girls are "immature" they are just not at that maturity level of experience older women have. An older woman wouldn't pester her husband for ridiculous things most younger girls bother their husbands with. So for all the older wives that's something I'm pretty sure the husbands are grateful for lol.

There's also a lot of things that Western girls do that MENA girls don't even think about doing such as drinking, going out dancing, wearing certain types of clothing, and etc.. My husband came from a very strict background but when he came to the states he started to open up a lot more to Westernized customs. Just saying, this is something I kind of see which attracts MENA men to Westernized women of any age.