Sarper promises to “destroy everything” if he can’t get “freedom”

Sarper have officially moved to the United States, but both he and Shekinah are uncertain whether their relationship can survive the move.

Cultural shock quickly settled for Sarper as he adapted to life in the United States in the section 23 90 days hubby.

In addition to what he said before was a “nightmare” trip from Turkey, Sarper was disappointed to know that Shekinah’s home was “a little less than he expected.”

After taking out the space, Sarper told Shekinah’s dog Adonis, “We will be prisoners together!” As Shekinah replied, “It’s not a prison!”

Although she took over her hubby to the United States on a K-1 visa, Shekinah was not sure if she and Sarper would really be ready to get married in just 90 days. Her biggest question was still trust.

“Consistence is everything to me,” she explained in a confession. “So the more he shows me that he is consistently loyal, consistently honest, I think I will learn to trust him more.”

At the same time, Sarper was frustrated and thought he had done his “best” to prove himself reliable to his American hubby. But he was “not so hopeful” that she completely trusted him at any time soon.

“If she never gets rid of those uncertainties, if she never lets me feel the freedom I want, I will ruin everything, all bridges and go back (to Turkey),” he threatened.

Sarper’s concern about life in the United States grew as Shekinah gave him a tour of his new residential neighborhoods. Among his main problems was the lack of a bidet in the bathroom.

“Is that so important to you?” Shekinah asked his hubby, who firmly replied, “For 45 years it was important to me!”

Earlier, Sarper learned that Shekinah used the first floor in his apartment as a work space and that he would have to leave the apartment completely when she had meetings with customers. Cooking was also not allowed in the apartment due to Shekinah’s work.

In a joint confession, Sarper accused Shekinah of being “as a dictator” when it came to her home. Shekinah claimed that she “did not want overwhelming” Sarper with “reality” in her living situation, but Sarper wished she had been “more transparent” with him.

“I wish she told me about this apartment before I came here,” Sarper said in a separate confession, and suggested that her lack of honesty was “a red flag.”

Sarper became increasingly frustrated by Shekinah during a conversation about confidence on the beach. There, Shekinah Sarper reminded that his past – who involved him Slept with nearly 3,000 women – Still affected her ability to completely trust him.

Instead of spending lonely time on the beach, Shekinah recommended that he “learned the neighborhood we live in” and “build trust a little.”

“The choices you made not only affected the women when you were dealing with, but they affect me now,” she explained, referring to Sarper’s past, “because they make me wonder if you can really be loyal long -term.”

Shekinah acknowledged that it could not hurt their relationship not to trust Sarper. But she also feared what could happen if she trusted him more considering his rapid change in lifestyle.

“It makes me wonder if it’s not something you can maintain,” SHEKINAH admitted in a confession. “I am just worried that in the future something will happen and I will regret that you trust you.”

Sarper remained frustrated over his fiancé. “I don’t cheat on you. I won’t cheat on you. I will do my best … But you have to believe me,” he explained in his own confession.

If she did not change her ways, he later added: “She will be so regrettable about this.”

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