Hello,
We invite you to share some fun anecdotes and information regarding intercultural marriages and relationships in Gambia. This will provide some insight to current and future expats regarding relationship norms in mixed relationships and marriages in Gambia.
What are some of the best things about being in an intercultural relationship/marriage?
What are some challenges that you have faced or are currently facing? How do you address them?
Are intercultural relationships/marriages common and accepted in Gambia?
What are the benefits to being in an intercultural relationship/marriage?
Do you have any fun or interesting anecdotes to share regarding dating norms and rules for intercultural relationships/marriages?
Thank you for sharing your experience,
Priscilla
Intercultural relationships in Gambia
For a person who has never been here, maybe in Malta also you do still trying hard. I hope someone pays you well from a laptop in UK.
If you are interested in this topic my best advice is Ttip Advisor forum.
Most Africans in The Gambia are from a Muslimic Culture. That means females are beholden for life to the father wish and then the brother. I'm my terms (sudo-Christian) believe in the principle but do not practice that much, these girls up to 25 are little more than domestic slaves and often beaten.
Some to escape this culture, they meet Euro men probably older, who will help and care in a way they never expected.
The Dutch are very good at this even 30 year relationships are not uncommon. The very mixed family on the beach every Sunday. Alas, UK law is very strict on entry visa and with the British Island Security Wall going up soon (Brexit), be worse before it gets better
3000TC (it was a particular powerful Ford Escort)
