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Kutant
38 Antalya, Antalya, Turkey
Seeking: Female 25 - 42
Marital Status: Divorced
Now these types of people should stay away from me. 1) Those who can't put two sentences together 2) Those who are looking for a rich husband, you are at the wrong address. 3) I have a daughter, please learn to read profile information first 4) People with incomplete profile information and no photos. 5) Those who are looking for empty chat instead of getting to know the person in front of them . I am 39 years old. I could not make corrections. I have a modest life. I live with my daughter. I have been working in the tourism sector for many years. My biggest hobby is walking on the beach or in the forest in my spare time from work and housework. I am a homebody but I like to travel when I have the financial means. I believe that I have a strong sense of humor. I like subtle humor and cartoon drawings. I worked in the tile and ceramic sector for many years. Making small drawings or scribbles relaxes me. Excess is not my style, I don't like it. I like everything to be in moderation. Apart from that, I enjoy watching most sports competitions except football. Motor sports have always been exciting. I am studying English lately. It would be great if I had someone to practice with. That's why I can't speak very well. Fishing is among the things I enjoy but only do occasionally. I get stagnant in the winter and get active in the summer. Although I have full faith in God, I can't say that I am very religious. I smoke. For some reason, I couldn't quit. I was previously married for 10 years. I had to end it respectfully. I am a patriarchal and patient man. I can express my thoughts easily. I am good with words. I am not looking for adventure. Those who have this intention should not write. Life is already tiring.I am looking for someone in whose heart I can find peace.
meclx
50 Istanbul, İstanbul, Turkey
Seeking: Female 30 - 45
Marital Status: Divorced
El Turco
56 Bursa, Bursa, Turkey
Seeking: Female 18 - 45
Marital Status: Divorced
I think therefore I am (Descartes). It's late at night and I'm feeling all existentialist for some reason...it could be the red wine. Now, about me...where to begin...well I am pretty damned good-looking (hey! just calling a spade a spade...but then again...i guess you could call it a shovel? ;-)) I am a nice, smiley, sincere and friendly guy who loves female company and romance. I can be moody when i want to be..and jealous as well...(hey!! I never said i was perfect!). I was born in Turkey, I'm staunchly patriotic about my country Turkey. I think it's the best country in the world. My goal is to retire along the Aegean or Mediterranean coast of Turkey in my later years. I love travelling & meeting people from different cultures and walks of life that's why i became a travel agent...some of my favourite places are Macchu Picchu (I actually climbed up Wayna Picchu, Peru), Iguasu Falls (Argentina side), Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza Mexico...& beautiful Fiji & Bali :-) My favourite movies are Pulp Fiction,Blade Runner, most superhero movies like Superman & Spiderman...Unbreakable (actually most of M. Night Shyamalan's movies including the Sixth Sense & Signs etc..), and the Star Wars films. I know what you're thinking right about now....Geek alert!!! Well...yes I am and I'm proud of it! I also love comedies with Ben Stiller, Vince Vaughn, Adam Sandler, Rob Schneider, Jim Carrey, Eddie Murphy, Michael Myers & Will Ferrell. Music-wise I love listening to Depeche Mode, Pitbull, Enrique Iglesias, Olly Murrs, One Republic, Black Eyed Peas, Erasure, Robbie Williams, Keane, Muse, Pulp,George Michael, Johnny Cash, Elvis Presley, Gypsy Kings, Tarkan & pretty much anything from the 80's....especially Shakin' Stevens!!!!! I love playing tennis, scrabble (ok..i admit I'm a nerd!!)........and also playing with my organ ;-) (i meant the musical instrument......geez!!). My favourite authors are Ray Bradbury, Stephen King, Dean Koontz, Lee Child, Michael Crichton etc.
Francis
48 Ankara, Ankara, Turkey
Seeking: Female 18 - 60
Marital Status: Divorced
I am just a very simple loving and caring man looking for real love and matured relationship that can possibly result into a happy marriage. Basically, my romantic life is a journey filled with diverse marriage disappointment and meaningless life. It encompasses moments of little or no joy and but full of heartache, teaching me valuable lessons about love, trust, and compatibility in the hard way. Overall, my romantic life is a reflection of growth, resilience, and a continuing quest to find a fulfilling and lasting love. The disappointment and heartbreak that follow a failed marriage are emotions that cut deep and leave lasting scars on the soul. A union that once held dreams of everlasting love and happiness can shatter, leaving a trail of shattered hopes and unanswered questions. The initial stages of disappointment in a failed marriage often come as a slow realization, like a creeping shadow. It's a feeling of something not being right, of expectations slowly crumbling. This can manifest in various ways, such as growing apart, a lack of intimacy, or unresolved conflicts. When these issues persist and a couple reaches a point where separation becomes the only viable option, the heartbreak sets in. One of the most painful aspects of a failed marriage is the dismantling of a life built together. The dissolution of shared dreams, plans, and the emotional investment in a future together can be excruciating. It's like watching a beautiful castle of aspirations crumble into ruins. The disappointment stems not just from the marriage's end but from the realization that the fairy tale ending will never materialize. Heartbreak in a failed marriage is complex and multifaceted. It's not only about the emotional attachment to a partner but also the loss of identity within the marriage. Many individuals invest so much of themselves into their roles as spouses that when the marriage fails, they must grapple with the question of who they are outside of that context. It can lead to feelings of confusion, isolation, and a profound sense of emptiness. The emotional rollercoaster that follows a failed marriage is intense. There's often a period of shock and denial, where it's hard to accept that the marriage has truly ended. Then comes the overwhelming sadness and grief. The mind replays cherished memories and mourns the loss of a love that once felt unbreakable. It's a time filled with tears, sleepless nights, and a heaviness that seems impossible to lift. Anger is another common emotion in the aftermath of a failed marriage. It can be directed towards the ex-partner, oneself, or the circumstances that led to the breakup. It's a natural response to feeling hurt and betrayed. This anger, if not managed, can be destructive and hinder the healing process. The disappointment and heartbreak in a failed marriage can also manifest physically. Many people experience a loss of appetite, sleep disturbances, and a general decline in physical health. The stress and emotional turmoil can take a toll on one's well-being. Rebuilding life after a failed marriage is a daunting task. It requires self-reflection, self-compassion, and the support of friends and family. Therapy and counseling can be invaluable in helping individuals process their emotions and gain insights into their experiences. It's an opportunity for personal growth, discovering one's own strength, and redefining what happiness means. Over time, the heartbreak may begin to heal, and the disappointment can transform into wisdom. The lessons learned from a failed marriage can guide individuals towards healthier relationships in the future. It's important to remember that a marriage's failure does not define one's worth or their ability to love and be loved. In conclusion, the disappointment and heartbreak in a failed marriage are profoundly painful experiences that can leave lasting scars. They encompass the grief of lost dreams, the dismantling of a shared life, and the emotional turmoil of a shattered love. However, with time, support, and self-reflection, individuals can heal and emerge stronger, wiser, and better equipped for the future. A failed marriage may be the end of one chapter, but it can also mark the beginning of a new, more resilient, and hopeful one.

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