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HELLO PEOPLE :) I WAS WONDERING WHY MOST OF US HAVE FOUND THE LOVE OF OUR LIFE IN OUR NATIVE COUNTRY? WHY WE WERE NOT ABLE TO FIND IT IN THE US? :lol::no:

Finally we all three together. We are happy :)

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Many people when they get to US they change!

Iyawo Ijebu
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Each persons case will be different but for me I have to spend this stage of my life with someone from my culture/tribe, same language, core values, etc, besides, have you seen Yoruba Women? Hawtness

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Love it. Beautiful. My man is Igbo I am American with ancestry from Sierra Leone (so they tell me). I been on this earth a long time. There is no method or plan in my case to seek out a certain ethnic

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I am a foreigner and I married a USC whose family was in the US for many generations. people just find who they want to marry.

also since ur on a forum dedicated to international marriages obviously you are going to find people who marry internationally.

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06/2014 - I-751 package filing joint with spouse sent

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04/2015 - Eligible for Citizenship

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some people specifically look outside of the US lol.. they are not satisfied with "american made" products ahah.. no. just kidding, but i wonder if anyone has ever married someone out of country, then divorced and then finally married an american..?

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JC&Evelin   5

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some people specifically look outside of the US lol.. they are not satisfied with "american made" products ahah.. no. just kidding, but i wonder if anyone has ever married someone out of country, then divorced and then finally married an american..?

Many people when they get to US they change!

Finally we all three together. We are happy :)

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:unsure: I found mine not from my native country.I love America :thumbs: It's my country but never found someone here for me.I was raised with very strict Sicilian father and my mother from napoli.Because your born in a country doesn't mean the love of your life is there :lol: he or she can be on the other side of the world :thumbs: That's when the Journey begins

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:unsure: I found mine not from my native country.I love America :thumbs: It's my country but never found someone here for me.I was raised with very strict Sicilian father and my mother from napoli.Because your born in a country doesn't mean the love of your life is there :lol: he or she can be on the other side of the world :thumbs: That's when the Journey begins

Yeah I know there are people who are from Spain and are USC and found their wife/husband in Italy! The point here I am trying to make is why we did not find it here in the US even from the same country :devil:

Finally we all three together. We are happy :)

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Yeah I know there are people who are from Spain and are USC and found their wife/husband in Italy! The point here I am trying to make is why we did not find it here in the US even from the same country :devil:

:devil: I got that

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Yeah I know there are people who are from Spain and are USC and found their wife/husband in Italy! The point here I am trying to make is why we did not find it here in the US even from the same country :devil:

a lot of times they simply weren't looking hard enough lol

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a lot of times they simply weren't looking hard enough lol

Lol or maybe no social life here, just work and work and on a vacation we meet our love or facebook gets involved!!! lol

Finally we all three together. We are happy :)

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HELLO PEOPLE :) I WAS WONDERING WHY MOST OF US HAVE FOUND THE LOVE OF OUR LIFE IN OUR NATIVE COUNTRY? WHY WE WERE NOT ABLE TO FIND IT IN THE US? :lol::no:

define 'native country' please? tia !

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Google it ? Sure !

Sometimes my language usage seems confusing - please feel free to 'read it twice', just in case !
Ya know, you can find the answer to your question with the advanced search tool, when using a PC? Ditch the handphone, come back later on a PC, and try again.

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Each persons case will be different but for me I have to spend this stage of my life with someone from my culture/tribe, same language, core values, etc, besides, have you seen Yoruba Women? Hawtness (F)

To get to your question, yes as such is available here but Nigeria is such a hard place to get a visa from that most ladies, the traditional ones that I am ONLY interested in, from my tribe that are already here are mostly married, or have lived here for donkey years already so they have lost that traditionalism that I crave, etc.

PS: I was married for 13 years or so to a USC (British originally) and we have 4 kids. So been there, done that, have the divorce decree :whistle:

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Each persons case will be different but for me I have to spend this stage of my life with someone from my culture/tribe, same language, core values, etc, besides, have you seen Yoruba Women? Hawtness (F)

To get to your question, yes as such is available here but Nigeria is such a hard place to get a visa from that most ladies, the traditional ones that I am ONLY interested in, from my tribe that are already here are mostly married, or have lived here for donkey years already so they have lost that traditionalism that I crave, etc.

PS: I was married for 13 years or so to a USC (British originally) and we have 4 kids. So been there, done that, have the divorce decree :whistle:

Good! Yeah every person has a different story!

Finally we all three together. We are happy :)

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