Hey everyone,

I wanted to share my experience and shed light on a concerning phenomenon that some may be familiar with – Tunisian love rats. Over the past year, I’ve been in contact with someone from Tunisia, and our interactions have been quite eventful.

We’ve encountered our fair share of disagreements, particularly when it comes to financial matters. It’s disheartening that our connection sometimes falters due to such issues. One incident that stands out is when he requested money, and I, being upfront about my own financial struggles, couldn’t provide assistance. This led to a temporary rift in our communication.

What struck me today was his admission that he had been chatting with a girl in Europe who promptly sent him money. It left me feeling upset, especially when he expressed a desire for a partner who could offer financial support. Interestingly, he seemed to forget the 120 dinars I sent him last year, insisting it wasn’t much, despite being a significant contribution from my side at the time.

This experience has made me more aware of the dynamics involved in relationships with individuals from certain regions. I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences on this matter.

I’ve been in communication with this Tunisian man for about 1.5 years, and we’ve developed a close connection resembling that of a couple. Throughout this period, we’ve had a few disagreements, leading to temporary silences as we navigated feelings of hurt. One instance involved a request for financial assistance, to which I explained my own financial struggles. Following this, there were intermittent periods of not talking, often stemming from various reasons.

During our disagreements, he would make me feel guilty and utter disrespectful remarks. Today, he disclosed that he had recently been chatting with a girl in Europe who promptly sent him money. He expressed a desire for a girl who could do the same, emphasizing that I haven’t been as supportive financially. This revelation saddened me, considering that I had sent him 120 dinars last year, though he seemed to overlook this contribution, stating it wasn’t much, despite being all I could afford at the time.