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Old 06-27-2011, 04:27 AM   #1
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Default Black Girl Going To Turkey with my Turkish Boyfriend
Ok. I am going to Turkey in a few weeks with my boyfirnd who is Turkish, ok this is the first time im going to Turkey. He wants me to meet his family -even though we havent been dating that long. I know people are gonna stare at me, he already told me, but he said they are gonna stare in a friendly/curious way.

I wanna hear from Turkish people, what kind of things should i do as a woman. First and foremost I want to be myself. I would like people like Curious Cat and Kyte to comment because they normally have informative posts about Turkey. Oh forgot to mention that He has already told his family about me and they like my pics ,
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Old 06-28-2011, 06:14 AM   #2
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Turkish Co-worker (Woman) just went to Turkey with her Afram Babydaddy their and 2 mixed children. As far as I know it was incident free.
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Old 06-28-2011, 06:17 AM   #3
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They might call you "arap" though, not necessarily offensive.

Anyway, there are almost no blacks in Turkey; so indeed, they will probably be rather curious instead.
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Old 06-28-2011, 06:34 AM   #4
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afro-Turks

i did meet some African students while in turkey, they seemed to be doing fine...i think most of all people will be curious about you...they sure gave me enough attention, felt like an alien being examined by people...
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Old 06-28-2011, 06:59 AM   #5
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hah I thought you meant some black girl was going to Turkey with your man. If that was the case I'd sure be concerned.
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Old 06-28-2011, 07:02 AM   #6
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What happened to the Carib looking Mexican?
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Old 06-28-2011, 07:38 AM   #7
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Ok. I am going to Turkey in a few weeks with my boyfirnd who is Turkish, ok this is the first time im going to Turkey. He wants me to meet his family -even though we havent been dating that long. I know people are gonna stare at me, he already told me, but he said they are gonna stare in a friendly/curious way.

I wanna hear from Turkish people, what kind of things should i do as a woman. First and foremost I want to be myself. I would like people like Curious Cat and Kyte to comment because they normally have informative posts about Turkey. Oh forgot to mention that He has already told his family about me and they like my pics ,
Hi,

As your bf said, people may stare out of curiosity, there isn't any racism per say, its unlikely you will feel discriminated against.

It depends on your personality, do you like attention from strangers, do you like being asked questions and do you have thick skin? if so... Turkey will be a piece of cake. You will love it.
If however, you do not like the above, you may get a bit stressed out!


In addition an important factor is, Which part of Turkey you are going to be at, is it a City, a town or a village? each of these places has there own positives and negatives. They have there own ways to behave in each area.

How to behave generally depends on where you are and with who, as a woman they don't like "loud" talking women, so when you are in a cafe on the bus or in public generally, people prefer to speak to one another in hushed tones, its not just women, men are like that too.

As a woman try to be "helpful" to the Mother in law, ask to help pour some tea, or do some washing up or whatever they love that stuff.

Again clothes and stuff depends on which part of Turkey you are at.

It would help if you told us where you are going to be, whether its a town or village or are you in the city, and where is your BF family from, are they religious etc...


btw there are MANY black people in Turkey.

Especially in Adana near the Incirlik airbase, in Istanbul, in Ankara and also some villages, but the village onces you wont probably ever meet!
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Old 06-28-2011, 09:02 AM   #8
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Given the national football team has a few dark players, shouldn't be too bad.

Also, in Britain, there's an intriguing number of mixed race Afro-Turks such as Kazim Richards.
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Old 06-28-2011, 09:09 AM   #9
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I love Turkey, but then again they're used to English people so we don't generate a reaction when we go there; I think their reaction to Blacks is different. A Black guy my dad knows went on holiday to, IIRC, Bodrum (so very touristy) and aside from all of the waiters in the hotel wanting pictures with him (that was probably due to him pretending he was a porn star ) I don't think there was a massive reaction.

I suppose it depends on where you go. I imagine that in the peasant villages they will react with curiousity.

Then again others are much more qualified than I to answer this query. I just decided to throw in my two cents, or lira
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Old 06-28-2011, 09:12 AM   #10
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Just uncovered a fascist law of Turkiye; upon citizenship 'non-Turkish' names are forbidden.

Hilarious.

So Mehmet was an obvious choice for Aurelio!
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Old 06-28-2011, 09:13 AM   #11
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Porn star... lol

---------- Post added 2011-06-28 at 02:14 ----------

Just uncovered a fascist law of Turkiye; upon citizenship 'non-Turkish' names are forbidden.

Hilarious.

So Mehmet was an obvious choice for Aurelio!
My cousins ex has Turkish nationality and her name is Olesya.

I don't know how true that it....

---------- Post added 2011-06-28 at 02:18 ----------

In fact hang on my Canadian friend Lisa just got her Turkish citizenship too. She didn't need to change her name either... Aurelio must have wanted to do it himself.
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Old 06-28-2011, 07:59 PM   #12
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What happened to the Carib looking Mexican?
I DUMPED HIS LAZY ASS. He was the laziest Mexican I ever met in my life We broke up ages ago, ben almost a year since I was last on here
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Old 06-28-2011, 08:05 PM   #13
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Hi,

As your bf said, people may stare out of curiosity, there isn't any racism per say, its unlikely you will feel discriminated against.

It depends on your personality, do you like attention from strangers, do you like being asked questions and do you have thick skin? if so... Turkey will be a piece of cake. You will love it.
If however, you do not like the above, you may get a bit stressed out!


In addition an important factor is, Which part of Turkey you are going to be at, is it a City, a town or a village? each of these places has there own positives and negatives. They have there own ways to behave in each area.

How to behave generally depends on where you are and with who, as a woman they don't like "loud" talking women, so when you are in a cafe on the bus or in public generally, people prefer to speak to one another in hushed tones, its not just women, men are like that too.

As a woman try to be "helpful" to the Mother in law, ask to help pour some tea, or do some washing up or whatever they love that stuff.

Again clothes and stuff depends on which part of Turkey you are at.

It would help if you told us where you are going to be, whether its a town or village or are you in the city, and where is your BF family from, are they religious etc...


btw there are MANY black people in Turkey.

Especially in Adana near the Incirlik airbase, in Istanbul, in Ankara and also some villages, but the village onces you wont probably ever meet!
Thats very useful , thanks. I didnt mention we are going to a touristic Coastal Area in Antalya. No they are not religious. Phew. lol
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Old 06-28-2011, 09:47 PM   #14
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Thats very useful , thanks. I didnt mention we are going to a touristic Coastal Area in Antalya. No they are not religious. Phew. lol
You are going to have a fantastic time, just be ready for the heat if you are going in summer, make sure you go and visit Cleopatra beach. Pack loads of bikinis and make sure bf takes u to a nice hotel after meeting the family!

If they are non religious, you don't need to worry about anything, Antalya is a pretty modern place, people walk about in tiny vests and shorts with flip flops! Then coastal people have a culture of interacting with non Turks anyway... the fact they are used to tourists is a big bonus.

Like I said, just smile at the mum a lot, ask to help out, shoes off at the door, pretend you love her food even if its nasty... that kinda thing..

Hope u have a fab time n enjoy!
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Old 06-28-2011, 10:14 PM   #15
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You are going to have a fantastic time, just be ready for the heat if you are going in summer, make sure you go and visit Cleopatra beach. Pack loads of bikinis and make sure bf takes u to a nice hotel after meeting the family!

If they are non religious, you don't need to worry about anything, Antalya is a pretty modern place, people walk about in tiny vests and shorts with flip flops! Then coastal people have a culture of interacting with non Turks anyway... the fact they are used to tourists is a big bonus.

Like I said, just smile at the mum a lot, ask to help out, shoes off at the door, pretend you love her food even if its nasty... that kinda thing..

Hope u have a fab time n enjoy!
wow this really helps me ALOT. Thanks for the good info, i will take into account what you mention here. When I get there I will take lots of pictures and send to you.
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Old 06-28-2011, 10:19 PM   #16
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You are going to have a fantastic time, just be ready for the heat if you are going in summer, make sure you go and visit Cleopatra beach. Pack loads of bikinis and make sure bf takes u to a nice hotel after meeting the family!
Lol. I think we are gonna stay at a relatives place but we are travelling alot of places, im sooo looking forward to it. Turkey has always been a mystical place and i cant wait. Im gonna do lots of shopping there too.


If they are non religious, you don't need to worry about anything, Antalya is a pretty modern place, people walk about in tiny vests and shorts with flip flops! Then coastal people have a culture of interacting with non Turks anyway... the fact they are used to tourists is a big bonus.
He also said to me that women wear next to nothing there as its a tourist place, haha.

Like I said, just smile at the mum a lot, ask to help out, shoes off at the door, pretend you love her food even if its nasty... that kinda thing..

Hope u have a fab time n enjoy!
I will definately have a fab time, will post lots of pictures when I get back, hehe
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Old 06-30-2011, 09:12 AM   #17
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I look forward to it... enjoy the experience.. and pick up some fake bags too, they are really good LOL, def sort the photos out..

wish u both the best out there for ur fun holz
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Old 06-30-2011, 09:53 AM   #18
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I think sometimes is hard to be black.
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Old 06-30-2011, 01:36 PM   #19
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I think sometimes is hard to be black.
And I think you are troll.

Its easy to guess who youy are. Aint 5 years of trolling race forums enough for you? SAD . You must be very lonely But theirs hope when you get a girlfriend
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Old 06-30-2011, 01:43 PM   #20
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lol, ok...
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