mohammedsgirl

I came to this site knowing that i would always be respectful to anyone and everyone that was here. Never once would I judge someone for anything they discussed. I asked for help and I want to thank all of you that gave me advice, even the negative ones. But, in this case i must draw the line. Excuse me, but really I am nothing like you try to insinuate i am. When I first started talking with Mohammed, he did not have a photo of himself represented and I did not know he was 19. We started speaking as friends and he was my rock when he stuck by me through an abusive relationship. 3 months after we spoke I found out his age was 19 almost 20 and I did not believe it until he showed me his photo...he looked on the younger side but still looked older. He showed me his ID and sure enough he was 19. The maturity level he showed, I never would have guessed 19. Anyway...we continued as friends until March of 2010 and then we became more. I will be meeting him for the first time in a few days and if all goes well I will return in July to marry him. When this started, I had no intention of looking for or seeking out a younger man. I am not sure what has made you so bitter, but regardless of how you presented yourself to me....a person that you don't even know...I will accept what you say, but I will not respect you hurting people. My 22 year old fiance' is much more forgiving than me, and i will tell you he was very offended in what you said about two people who know the truth about the relationship. The most important thing is...my 22 year old fiance' shows more respect and more mentality in his little finger than you did with your hateful words. With that being said, I prefer to put "my fangs" into a loving person than a spiteful one such as yourself. Be an adult and try to see through something other than tunnel vision. There are many here with big age differences with the female being older, and i am sure they will agree that you have a right to your opinion, but act older than a "manchild" and respond in a more appropriate way.

I came to this site knowing that i would always be respectful to anyone and everyone that was here. Never once would I judge someone for anything they discussed. I asked for help and I want to thank all of you that gave me advice, even the negative ones. But, in this case i must draw the line. Excuse me, but really I am nothing like you try to insinuate i am. When I first started talking with Mohammed, he did not have a photo of himself represented and I did not know he was 19. We started speaking as friends and he was my rock when he stuck by me through an abusive relationship. 3 months after we spoke I found out his age was 19 almost 20 and I did not believe it until he showed me his photo...he looked on the younger side but still looked older. He showed me his ID and sure enough he was 19. The maturity level he showed, I never would have guessed 19. Anyway...we continued as friends until March of 2010 and then we became more. I will be meeting him for the first time in a few days and if all goes well I will return in July to marry him. When this started, I had no intention of looking for or seeking out a younger man. I am not sure what has made you so bitter, but regardless of how you presented yourself to me....a person that you don't even know...I will accept what you say, but I will not respect you hurting people. My 22 year old fiance' is much more forgiving than me, and i will tell you he was very offended in what you said about two people who know the truth about the relationship. The most important thing is...my 22 year old fiance' shows more respect and more mentality in his little finger than you did with your hateful words. With that being said, I prefer to put "my fangs" into a loving person than a spiteful one such as yourself. Be an adult and try to see through something other than tunnel vision. There are many here with big age differences with the female being older, and i am sure they will agree that you have a right to your opinion, but act older than a "manchild" and respond in a more appropriate way.