Married expat bachelors and their lovechilds

heero_yuy2
By heero_yuy2

Ahh! What married men will keep it secret to their families back home when they become single in the farther countries they work in...

Let's just say that several of the men who asked loans on me plenty of times wasn't really for their own personal means of survival in this place...but rather it's money to send for their lovechilds from either one or several of their mistresses they kept their loneliness about in several of the countries they jumped in to work in a different 'bachelor' contract.

Dunno how they want to work all their expenses out of the true family and the illegitimate ones, but what brings such men to continue 'sponsoring' the love child and keep it in denial to their true families that it only takes a guy like me who can give them a loan to trust me and suddenly tell me their own feeble little secrets? (And how come they're many of them?)

Well, ok, so let's just say a married man tends to make it obvious to the wife the amount of salary he gets in the contract, which brings the other allowances to be spent for their own 5-year old kid his true family never knows about that was 'born out of love' from some mistress in another GCC country (or any part of the world...like some of the Army/Navy ;-P). It makes me wonder...

...is it love that married men continues to give the illegitimate child the, err, proper education, food, toys or other stuff (well that's the usual reason they tell me) for them to remember when they grow up? Or is it because such married men are afraid that the other child or the mistress may 'retaliate' for leaving them without the proper communication and history of how life has been so cruel to them or such? And how long will they keep up with this secret from his true family? Like, forever? Like, when the love child grows up and looks for the real dad?

And why do they always continue that habit thataway that it has to come up that they need to ask a favor on someone like me to help them sustain their own dysfunctional way of living? Talk about them being wealthy and earning more of an income than me...

By Phoenix_Rising• 9 Dec 2009 12:36
Phoenix_Rising

heero!!

i left one love child back there, can you take care of him and the mother for me??

PM me for detail... LOL

By marie_2• 9 Dec 2009 12:27
marie_2

i would not say helping coz he profits from it

...listen to the sound of silence....

By britexpat• 9 Dec 2009 12:16
britexpat

You do realise that by helping them, you are condoning their lifestyle..

By nicaq25• 9 Dec 2009 11:18
nicaq25

sounds familiar..LOL!

By mjamille28• 9 Dec 2009 10:38
mjamille28

simple, if you don't want them to use you to pay for their transgressions, just say no...

By PrinceOfDoha• 9 Dec 2009 10:32
PrinceOfDoha

so how many countries u visit to see ur dad ???

By anonymous• 9 Dec 2009 10:06
anonymous

supporting a love child is a noble act...however, making an illegitimate love child is not...there is a difference.

almost all such cases occure due to accidents and then inability to abort due to some reasons..

look at the child..who is also a human being and has the right to be brought up by his biological parents..as it was not his fault in the first place..

By marie_2• 9 Dec 2009 09:27
marie_2

honestly heero, supporting the "love child" as you call it, is a very responsible thing to do...

the reason behind the loan is no business of yours already (peace bro). granting it is, though.

...listen to the sound of silence....

By Alumnar• 9 Dec 2009 09:23
Alumnar

... if you don't want to lend the money just say NO. Unless you are making profit in interest I can't see why you can't just say NO.

By marie_2• 9 Dec 2009 06:39
marie_2

hhhhmmmm

good morning!!!!

...listen to the sound of silence....

By Stone Cold• 9 Dec 2009 06:38
Stone Cold

Thats all about building your own generations. How nice it would be that a child call you dad from all over the countries of the world.

By heero_yuy2• 9 Dec 2009 02:28
heero_yuy2

It's just...why can't they just handle the budget with what they have themselves whilst I'm helping them but I didn't thought they're using me to help them pay for what britexpat calls it 'their transgressions'?

"Everything in this book may be wrong." Illusions: The Adventures of The Reluctant Messiah by Richard Bach

By anonymous• 9 Dec 2009 00:59
anonymous

So what is STD ask all the pinos..STD.. Sexually Transmitted Diseases, Aids, Herpes, I’m a cona here ,,,

Rules are a guideline for intelligent people, but they must be adhered to by idiots.

By mufy• 9 Dec 2009 00:37
mufy

use condoms, save money!

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By anonymous• 9 Dec 2009 00:35
anonymous

Black mail them all.. you could get heaps from them,, more then the interest you charge them for the loan..

Rules are a guideline for intelligent people, but they must be adhered to by idiots.

By Alumnar• 9 Dec 2009 00:03
Alumnar

... They come to you for money and it looks you are gonna betray and blackmail them??? Shame on you! At least they care to provide for those children. Unlike you who sounds like you want to expose them. Start watching your back, that's the advise I give you. Oh - and mind your own business!!!!

By AJEJosh• 8 Dec 2009 23:49
AJEJosh

When did Tiger Woods visit Qatar???

By anonymous• 8 Dec 2009 21:57
Rating: 4/5
anonymous

or line of questioning! It will not do you any good and definitely not these persons you are referring to!!!!!

But on the side, do you still have some to lend me? Don't tell Mrs DMS, I am buying her another diamond (a surprise).

BTW, I know what's on your mind, don't even think of verifiying Mrs DMS! Hehehehehe!!!!

"I'm back, simple as that"

By galloper48• 8 Dec 2009 21:56
galloper48

you get the monkeys if you pay peanuts

Regards!!

By britexpat• 8 Dec 2009 21:47
britexpat

Sadly, we almost always end up paying for our transgressions ...

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