I was tricked by a Malagasy woman.

I'm 59 years old. Divorced for 6 years. Two months ago, I met a 33-year-old Malagasy woman on a dating site. I fell in love very, very quickly. After testing her on different points, I think I have a small chance with this young woman; she seems sincere to me. I like her a lot. She is very religious and Catholic, while I am a non-practicing Protestant. I almost broke up with her several times due to her behavior. Being very suspicious by nature, I like to know who I am dealing with above all. She doesn't speak French very well and has no diploma. Personally, that doesn't bother me. However, she has not hesitated to send me nude photos of herself, not obscene. She likes to talk about sex politely. She was registered on another site, which I discovered by chance. I talked to her about it. Since then, she has removed herself from both dating sites. I bought a round-trip ticket to join her in Tamatave. I'm leaving on Monday, January 28. I'm staying in Madagascar for 40 days. I spoke with her father, a man my age, who seemed very serious and very upright. Everyone around me, including my family, wants to stop me from going. I am an emotional and very sensitive person. It is possible that I might make a huge mistake. I am desperate, and loneliness weighs heavily on me. I'm still hesitating a bit.

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Classic and not only among the Malagasy!

You're going to get plucked! It smells like a 'gray marriage' aimed at obtaining a residence permit.. A stay that will later be used profitably to find a better match (++€€€€, and younger) when the time comes. It's classic..

Beware! Before it's all beautiful, after it's hell..

Why go so far? The sea is full of fish as they say..

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Hello sir, there are very beautiful women in France, much simpler.

> You’re leaving tomorrow, you don’t want to see or hear anything, it’s a suicidal behavior...

Hello,

 I need to find out, because I think that if they got married in Madagascar, this marriage is not valid in France. Unless the law has changed, of course.

Yes, but on the express condition that it has been transcribed with the local consular authority.