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General Discussion / Re: Leftists telling people to go about their daily business...

« on: April 01, 2020, 02:48:33 PM »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFCzoXhNM6c&feature=share&fbclid=IwAR0E3VTDyK8r-XfHjYKNhxxe0griAEak4mBa9ZaY9mU3e4nU_-Rhlixx9FI

They're the ones who encouraged gatherings and for people to go about their daily routine. Now Leftists be blaming Trump for not telling people to stay home sooner.

Does it ever occur to you or anyone including the liberals that Pelosi and her klan purposely delaying the stimulus? Oh and then now she's blaming President Trump?

Does it ever occur to anyone that the Democrat party are hungry for power, force everyone to be on welfare, stump down capitalism and freedom, juts so they can control the population?

Does it ever occur to the Hmong people that the same party they love so much is now beating their own kind all over the country because of Coronarivus?

Does it every occur to the Hmong people that President Trump protected gun rights and your A2 so you can buy guns to protect and defend you and your family? Look at California now, the gun laws (thousands of them laws) are so strict that no one can defend themselves. You don't see any of the Black leaders go around telling their people to stop beating up Asians, do you?

You want independence and freedom - the rights to have it? You should seriously think through.

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Marriage & Family Life / Re: PebHmongVirus

« on: April 01, 2020, 02:39:07 PM »

Practicing virtual distancing, that's all.

if that's the case, we all have been doing virtual distancing since the existence of pebhmong.com and hmongonline.co m too. Sorry, I can't go far back to IRC days back in the late 80's and early 90's. 

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Marriage & Family Life / Re: PebHmongVirus

« on: March 24, 2020, 12:57:02 PM »

We need all the rejects back in here lol

 

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Marriage & Family Life / PebHmongVirus

« on: March 23, 2020, 02:26:03 PM »

too? or just a dead place to hang out? It's not like in the past anymore.

One would think that with all these WFH people, pebhmong.com would get his high numbers of active members coming here to vent 

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Marriage & Family Life / Tseem Nco

« on: December 19, 2019, 04:27:43 PM »

ntseem nco txog wb yav thaum ub
Nyob rau lub vaj loog hu ua NplaimHlub
Nco txog kuv tus mi Nkauj Hmoob thaum i
Uas nws muaj lub npe hu ua SiabQuajDlhi

Yog koj ncig txog lub teb chaws no
thov kom koj xav tias kuv nco koj txhua hmo
Nco thaum wb taug kev uake luag ntxhi
uas yog koj kuv wb li yav thaum i

kuv niaj hnub saib koj li duab
nco txog koj ibleeg tus mi tibneeg kuv tshua
Koj khiav kuv lawm ntev
los kuv tseem tos txog hnub koj ua kuv sev

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Debate Central / Re: IMPEACH FIRST, then try to find a cause later - THAT IS THE WAY OF DEMOCRAPS!

« on: November 09, 2019, 11:34:38 AM »

The Democrats have not shied away from proclaiming that their only goal is to impeach Trump. That has always been their agenda. Impeach first, then find a reason later.

This mental thinking should alarm any true patriot of the American Constitution whether a person is a conservative, independent, moderate, progressive, or liberal.

It is scary that a few on the left (and I do mean a few as many are walking away from the Democratic Party) are remaining forever loyal to a political party that is no longer masking their evil.

Impeachment is reserved for only the most serious of crimes, not to placate a political party who cannot accept their loss in an election. 

To this day, the Democrat Party has not accepted their loss although they were the first to accuse Trump of being a sore loser. 

The Democratic Party top leaders and presidential candidates are a vile bunch that bring to mind Satan's very own minions. They and their Hollywood pals are in bed with dark forces and nothing they say or do comes as a shock.

They only have one goal - to impeach the President... the one that actually have been doing a lot to help the US. They do not care about the US aka the American people. All they care about is getting rid of President Trump so they can gain their power. They have no goals for the US... no commitment.

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Marriage & Family Life / Re: PH reunion???

« on: April 25, 2019, 06:16:26 AM »

txaus ntshai tiag

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Marriage & Family Life / Re: Husband won't allow her to take the job even though it benefits the family more

« on: December 31, 2018, 01:47:22 PM »

There may be more to the story than this, on why the husband objects.  I wouldn’t necessarily judge too quickly since it’s one-sided....but that’s just me.

Cas txawj teb ua luaj li. 

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Marriage & Family Life / Re: married his relative after 15 years

« on: May 22, 2018, 10:25:09 AM »

I can't stand this guy (lets call him Sam)

He is related to my niam hlob (my uncle's wife). My parents also know his family and him from back in the old days. I met him when I was 16 and he was 24. He only visited me in my house once. Then I met him again at 19. By this time I was really in like with him. We spent some time together during the July 4th, and yes we got intimate. The whole time he said he was single. After the weekend, I went back home and a few weeks later I learned that he had gotten married. I was so heart broken because I was really infatuated with him, although we never talked about our feelings for each other or where we stand when we spent July 4th weekend together.  Anyway, I felt so sad and depress for almost a year.

4 years later I go back to July 4th in MN and met his buddy (lets call him John) from a party. John wanted to take me to the movie the next day, but when he came he brought Sam. As I walked towards them I didn't even recognized Sam. It took adjusting my eyes and then he also started talking so then I realized it was him. It was so akward because he went with John and I to see a movie. Every time John leaves to go to the bathroom etc, he would try to talk to me and ask if there is anything between John and I.  I asked John why he brought Sam along and John told me that John had told Sam that he saw me at a party and Sam wanted to come see me.  After the movie, John dropped me off at my  uncle's house. 

The next night my friends and I met with John and his friends to go hang out at the casino. Sam came along too. Every chance I am alone in the hall or further away from the group, Sam would try to come talk to me. 

I was staying at my uncle's house. The next day a guy call asking for my aunt and uncle. I told them they were at work. He then told me he's Sam. I didn't even recognize his voice. Anyway, he started telling me that he love me and always have. I was taken back and obviously didn't believe him. He told me he wanted to drop me off at the airport when I leave. He said he wanted to spend some time with me to talk to me. I knew he was married and had no intention of doing anything with him but I was curious as to what he wanted to say or do so I agree.

The next day he picked me up to drop me at the airport. There was some time so we went to the park to talk. At the park, he started telling me that he have always loved me and wanted to spend more time with me and asked if I can extend my time there with him. He said he would pay for the flight change.  I tried to ask him about his wife  (whom had just given birth to their first child a month ago at the time) but he didn't want to talk about them.  He kept saying he loves me. I told him he's lying and that I don't believe him.

He said he wanted to go to a hotel and I went with him. He paid for a room and we went into the room for about 30 minutes. There he try to kiss me and seduce me. He said he wanted to be intimate with me. I pushed him back and told him he's going to get some but not from me, and made him take me to the airport.  (I never had sex with him at the hotel). I just wanted to waste his money on the hotel.

He dropped me off at the airport and as I flew away I felt such a sense of relief! All those years I was so heart broken because he had gotten married, but now I know what kind of person he is, and I felt so happy that I didn't end up with him.

Fast forward 10 years I married my husband. Upon a funeral within my husband's clan, he came. Again, I didn't recognize him when I saw him again until he came up and said my name. He calls me by my very old name that was given to me at birth, which no one does except the old people.  That's when I learned that he's a distant relative of my husband's clan.

Now that I am married, my cousin invites me and my husband to their events and I have seen him a few times there (bc he's related to my aunt). To be honest I can't stand to look at him and I have no respect for him so I just don't call him at all.

He's come up to shake my husband's hand at events and try to talk to my husband and I. I've told my husband about my past with him and the story above to my husband. He wasn't angry or anything.

yes, he's stalker. yes, he's bad. yes, he just wanted to get inside you... bad and bad all around BUT you're not good as you'd painted yourself to be. First, you thought to pain him by talking to him secretly, "trying to" dig up what's up in his sleeves. secondly, you purposely used him or as you puts it "wasted" his money at the hotel, in which two things can happen unwillingly 1) rape and 2) selfish, self-center of you... you hated him yet you continued to speak of him....you despised him yet you think it was cool to use him in so many evilly ways to get back on him... and for what? for your selfishness? anger? perhaps, jealous?

That's not really "amazing grace" of you  you are just as guilty
 

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Marriage & Family Life / Re: Is it too late to learn Hmong?

« on: April 09, 2018, 04:21:37 PM »

Yep!

Yog li ces, "ua kiag xwb, tuag los tseg" yom 

 

yog! ua kiag xwb, tuag los tseg!!! 

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Marriage & Family Life / Re: Is it too late to learn Hmong?

« on: April 02, 2018, 07:52:38 PM »

Hmm... you already did! Lol

Puas yog maj? Kuv nim sau rau koj lawm ntag? Es koj puas tau teb kuv no?

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Marriage & Family Life / Re: Is it too late to learn Hmong?

« on: March 12, 2018, 06:48:42 PM »

Awm ua li ma

Yog li kuv sau ntawv rau koj lod?

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Marriage & Family Life / Re: Is it too late to learn Hmong?

« on: March 09, 2018, 02:49:33 PM »

Is it to late for my 15 year old to learn hmong? Yes, its my fault for not teaching him while growing up.

He does understand it but refuse to speak hmong back. 

No, it's never too late to learn any languages....

Kuv mam qhia koj los tau thiab mas