Veram98
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Yes, I agree Zonk. I was maybe a bit too harsh in my words. I just wanted to say that she was not good enough to win a medal, there are a lot of riders who are more accomplished. But I think she worked hard to get the qualification and was herself very happy and proud to be able to compete in the Games.
I know Western man who live in fact not less polygamous than Sheikh Mohammed: a wife + a mistress for decades + a lot of love affairs. One of my best friends is the wife in such a constellation and she is deeply convinced that her husband loves her.
CasiraghiTrio said:Veram, I am coming to agree very much with your assessment of her being at the very least "in like" if not love. I lean strongly now toward it being her choice, although I maintain that people and events around her had their own share of influence, which is normal, of course. Who is not guided to some extent by their family, their friends, their circumstances, even, and perhaps especially, in marriage?
Moreover, I grant one possible argument to those in favor of polygamous marriages: It is common for men and women who are deeply in love with their spouses to have affairs, therefore why can't it be so that a person cannot love multiple spouses? He could be very much in love with Haya, thus making the business advantages that much easier to jump onto. No one can say it's not possible. Anyone who says a person can only be in love with one person does not know much yet about life.
I know Western man who live in fact not less polygamous than Sheikh Mohammed: a wife + a mistress for decades + a lot of love affairs. One of my best friends is the wife in such a constellation and she is deeply convinced that her husband loves her.
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