Comments on: Exotic Tastes: Turkish Men Choose Foreign Brides

By: SugarC

SugarC — Sat, 03 Dec 2011 19:24:20 +0000

Barbara what can i say. i know this has been posted along time ago but Please it is easy to find a Turkish man but not be the man you are dreaming about. Not all Turkish men are your knight because you may find 1 who is a user or a women beater or a cheat, which you can find any where in the world. If you are going to meet a Turkish delight you will but do not go looking for it promise you it will end it tears and it will be yours. I am dating a Kurdish man for 3 years now and met him at work in Marmaris and he is the love of my life but I promise you I did not go looking for it not by a long chalk. Good luck!

By: Barbara

Barbara — Fri, 19 Aug 2011 23:23:34 +0000

I am wanting to find a Turkish man to marry and move to Turkey, any ideas.

By: Rey

Rey — Wed, 19 Jan 2011 03:41:15 +0000

I am a filipino american living in California and has an apartment in Didim. I noticed that a number of older british women who likes to drink beer gets married to poor natives who works in construction and are probably kurdish. This is caused by tourism and cheap flights to England and the proximity to Greece which Brits can buy their bacon. Kayhan is correct.

By: Adam

Adam — Mon, 12 Jul 2010 15:16:57 +0000

Article is a superficial description. Comment of Kayhan is a thorough analysis. Thanks for both.

By: Anisa Benmoktar

Anisa Benmoktar — Thu, 17 Jun 2010 06:19:26 +0000

Thanks so much – it’s so great to hear from a man who lives in Didim. We cover so many topics we find in the news and it’s always so fascinating to hear from the people that live in the places we write about.

By: Kayhan

Kayhan — Fri, 11 Jun 2010 08:24:34 +0000

As a Turk from Didim, I must say that most of the guys who marry to British women are Kurdish, not Turkish. They do that because they want British citizenship to go to E.U. or U.K. easily. And I must say, If you check ‘em out carefully most of the Kurdish guys are very young, but British women are much older. So, this shows us the real picture.

I’m 35 and I was born and raised in Didim, I had good education in Ankara and now I live in New York City and I’m married to an American woman. But I didn’t meet her in Didim. I met her when I came to the U.S. for my grad school. Anyways…

Every summer I go to Didim (all my parents and relatives live in there) and I can’t stand seeing my beautiful village turns to hell. Believe me most of the native Turkish families from Didim are thinking the same as I am. Unfortunately Didim is under siege of Brits & Kurds. Don’t misunderstand me, I’m not racist. But lately huge numbers of British holiday sites-resorts popped out. Ugly buildings are threatening the nature of Didim. Because of Brits, more Kurds are coming to Didim. Most of those Kurds are uneducated and they cause lots of troubles. By the way Brits who choose to come to Didim don’t seem well educated to me either. It looks like Didim is becoming lower class British people’s home in Turkey. That’s not good…

Didim is turning to an ugly city and I want my beautiful hometown village back.