Let Me comment here for the moment ...

Hey ….
i have been tagged by Razan, and since this is my first time here, i will comment here on my blog, so please excuse me this time.
Just now I decide to involve in the virtual community, Razan, you managed to push me to answer, and you know that I'll be logical as well.
For your five points, let me comment one by one.

1- I never feel naked (neither psychological nor physical) for being Syrian, but the opposite, I'm proud for being Syrian, so, here, I disagree with you both (Razan & Omar), because, if you will feel shy and I will feel the same, so it is better for us to burn our passports and try to find another nationality, so if we will think like this nothing useful will happen, and our Syria will go to dead end, so, as we pretend to be academics and highly educated, I'm sorry to say that, but, it will be all illusion, also You are blaming the society for being sexist, but you did mistake when you gave opposite example; you said that this type of misbehaviors does NOT exist in Beirut, here I'm going to pay your attention that you are talking about a small part of Beirut, which you are living in, so try to go somewhere else (I won't name places because I don't want to hurt anyone), and believe me, you will hear worse terms than you will ever hear in the worst place in SYRIA, am not happy with this, but at least, I'm trying to start by myself to avoid doing such things, same time, I hope that my colleagues will do the same.

2-here I will join to your team, I'm one of the best citizens of the virtual world, also, I agree with you distribution for the people (traditional & liberal), for me, I'm managing to take the best of the two types, it is really hard, but at least, I'm trying.

3-For the moment, no comments; make up your mind and I'll comment later.

4-My friend, Arabs paying US & Israel directly, so please don't push yourself so hard.

5- I agree.

Finally ... I'm here ....

Hi ...before introducing my self, i just want to thank the person who pushed me to be here, she is Razan (http://ya-ashrafe-nnas.blogspot.com/), so, Razan, please let me thank you to encourage me to do this step, actually it is not that huge step, but it is good any way.after i had a look over many blogs, for Syrian guys, i was so glad to see these different types of opinions, and all are written and discussed in English, and as a typical syrian student, i know what does it mean.i hope that i will be an affective member in here, to share my voice and to give my support for my eternal love .... SYRIAslam for now