Bonjour Afrikanqueen,
Merci pour ton message. Tu sais je suis sincère et naturelle, je déteste les gens hypocrites, malsains qui sont dans le paraître et surtout je fuis les racistes.
Merci pour tes voeux de bonheur, je te souhaite la même chose une super rencontre et beaucoup de bonheur quant à ce que pensent les gens je m'en moque complètement.😏
A bientôt
Amicalement
Bonjour,
le fait est est en principe le suivant:
le taux de natalité est très élevé au cameroun, par contre les moyens sont moindres, ceci dit les enfants qui naissent la majorité n'a pas la chance d'effectuer un cycle primaire complet. ce qui entraîne l'abondance des enfants de la rue ( filles de rue). ce qui explique votre conclusion sur le fait que les camerounaises sont les lêche-bottes des blancs; parceque les filles qui sont éduquées et de bonne moralité ne se laissent pas impressionner par les blancs et ne peuvent faire objet de manipulations par ces derniers; cependant celles-là sont moins nombreuses. Et ces blancs savent que les filles éduquées ne cèdent pas à leurs exigeances donc ils prefèrent avoir à faire aux filles qui ont "raté leurs vie".
Si on reduisait le taux de natalité au cameroun tous les enfants auraient au moins une chance de faire des études car l'éducation adoucit les meurs; là au moins avec une bonne mentalité la conjoncture serrait différente.
Le travail éloigne de nous trois grands maux: l'ennui, le vice et le besoin.
Bonjour
je donnerais mon avis sur sur votre perception des filles Bassa et Beti; déjà il faut savoir que chacque personne a sa nature propre à elle donc ce n'est pas parce que peut-être vous avez eux à tomber sur une filles Bassa ou Beti aggressives que forcément toutes les autres sont pareilles. Néamoins je croit avoir dans le bas de votre pageune citation de Nietzsche, je pense que si vous l'avez mentionné au bas de votre page vous savez tout de même ce qu'elle veut dire. Donc même si selon vous toutes les filles du centres sont de nature telles que vous les décrivez si on se rapporte à votre citation vous comprendriez il y a beaucoup d'exceptions: on peut naître avec des mauvaises habitudes et les combattre au fil du temps. De même il ne faut pas s'attendre qu'une fille sans éducation maîtrise le savoir vivre, parce que pour corriger un défaut en soi il faut d'abord reconnaître que tu l'as.
Le travail éloigne de nous trois grands maux: l'ennui, le vice et le besoin.
bonjour, j'ai bien aimé ton discours, pour lequel j'adhère à 100% !
Si seulement tous le monde pouvait penser comme ça...
Juste par curiosité, tu fais koi à Kribi ?
merci pour ta réponse ;
d'abord faut pas écouter les gricheux, aigris, qui n'ont rien compris du type " 'aimerais juste te poser cette question que tout le monde t'a posé: qu'est ce qui est positif et qui te fais rester ici au cameroun?
tu n'as meme aucun respect pour ta propre femme et je pari que tu as epousé cette camerounaise pour justement pour faire ici ce que tu ne pas faire en Farnce avec une Française."
c'est lamentable cette mentalité, je plains vraiement ces énergumènes
pour ce qui me concerne a Kribi, ce que je fait ? je profite de la vie avec mon épouse ( la plus belle et la plus intelligent), de notre fils Prince qui 8 mois, notre fille d'une première union de ma femme; je travaile ( je gère par internet devant la plage mon entreprise de services portuaires basée au Havre et j emploie 2 personnes que j ai formé a travailler dans le domaine maritime international sur internet a Distance (a yaoundé ); nous venons de terminer l aménagement de gites ( cases) de vacances ou il y a piscine, salle de fitness ( sauna, materile de muscul, tapis course ) salle jeu billard, baby tir a l'arc etc www.kribiholidays.com, on s'occupe comme on peut. a part ca je me tape des runs a 220 km/h sur une grosse moto entre Edea et Kribi
On peut etre extremement heureux ici; car meme si j ai ces activités ici que tout le monde n'a pss, ma vie ( ou plutot ma 3 eme vie ) n'est qu a chaque fois un départ a zéro - j ai 58 ans, ma femme 30; on s aime et se respecte; nous remercions Dieux tous le jours, voila notre vie, on essaye de montrer autant que faire se peut de la considération et de l'aide ( discréte ) aux gens du coin)
la vie est le plus beau voyage dans le temps et l'espace
en fait en face de nos gites j ai aménagé proprement un petit terrain au cardre unique en bord de plage qu on a défriché et j avais l intention d'y faire un resto avec une architecture simple mais sérieuse et du type cuisine rapide mais de tres bonne qualité, le projet est dans le carton et présenté aux autorités, mais comme je fais 1000 choses chaque jour je n ai pas mis ce projet encore a terme.
un autre couple a fait exactement la meme chose; ils ont ouvert le meme type de resto avec un retraité de l aerospaciale de toulouse pere de la femme blanche qui gère avec son mari camerounais et qui cuisinait dans leur usine, on a été invité samedi soir, c était bien, nous nous sommes direction chutes de la lobé; le problème c est que la restauration c'est un art délicat dans tous les sens du termes et je m'y aventure avec prudence ; j aime trop le bon vin et la bonne cuisine
il y a un bon projet a faire c est sur ; qui sait ? attention: je suis dans le " business" ( le vrai ) pas celui des feymen d'ici, alors je suis assez exigeant dans mes relations d'affaires pour ce qui est de l honneté, sérieux, compétences; normal non ?
la vie est le plus beau voyage dans le temps et l'espace
Je suis dans le buisness aussi, je te rassure, et j'ai la tête sur les épaules. J'ai toujours travaillé pour moi, du moins, très jeune, et j'ai une experience complète dans l'hotellerie puisque j'ai gouté aux bars, tabacs, brasserie, restaurants tradionnels etc...
Dernièrement j'ai créé une pizzéria....bref, en ce qui concerne les compétences je ne pense pas faire défaut.
Et par le fait, mon esprit d'initiative et mon indépendance font qu'il serait bien qu'on en parle plus sérieusement !
a très vite donc...
arf, je n'avais pas lu la phrase concernant le bon vin et la bonne cuisine, donc pour couronner le tout, (rire) je suis bourguignon pur souche et j'habite a Chablis. Je pense que la, tout est dit.....😉
Camerounaise vivant en france, mon mari et moi decouvrons le site.
nous avons souris en lisant que vous vivez à bonamoussadi;parce que nous y avons habité.
Nous sommes d'accord sur tous vos points de vue!!!
vous êtes peut-être nouveau mais vous avez tout compris!
Nous vous souhaitons à vous et votre femme, que du Bonheur!
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