All things marriage

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I want to marry a beautiful womam is there anyone who would be willing to marry me

Salam brothers. I am currently conducting some community research on modern Muslim relationship dynamics and compatibility, and I would love your honest insights on a topic that often comes up.
I am specifically directing this for perspectives from brothers who are 45 and up:

When you see a Muslim woman who has built her own successful business, has a strong career, and holds a distinct sense of financial and personal individuality—what is your immediate, unfiltered reaction?

Does a woman’s independent career success genuinely intimidate men in our community, or do you view it as a major asset that you would actively champion?

From a traditional or Islamic perspective of provider-ship, do you feel a woman's career independence shifts the dynamic in a way that makes some brothers hesitate to choose her? Or, alternatively, do you see it as a powerful foundation where two ambitious people can combine forces to support and build towards each other's dreams?

Note to the brothers (45+): This is for serious research purposes. Please keep the discussion mature, respectful, and constructive. Childish comments, trolling, or negativity will be ignored, as we are looking for genuine, high-value insights from mature brothers who have life experience.

Note to the sisters: Please do not badger or attack the brothers for their honest opinions. Let them speak their minds freely. This way, we can get an accurate picture and truly observe their character before anyone decides to get to know them.Let's have an honest, honorable conversation—your feedback is incredibly valuable for this study.

Man needs to feel wanted to be able to connect. Meanwhile woman needs to feel safe to connect. Understanding it is easy, but in reality, when men talk about their needs (mostly physical needs), women intend to ignore or reject them, yet when women talk about their needs for emotional safety, men resent or ignore them. Resentment, ignorance and rejection will never create connection.
My question: how this polarity can bring man and woman connect with each other in a healthy way?
This is just one aspects of building a healthy relationship. Let's discuss in honest yet respectful ways. Preferably based on experience, not idealism or wishful thoughts as you saw on social media.

Any mystics around here?

In these end times, I still believe there are people who fear Allah, value their deen, are genuine, have beautiful manners, and treat others with dignity and humanity

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Allah plan for me is always greater than my own vision.
Allah chooses the best for every person. I hope that I will get a good life partner who believes in Allah and his Prophet. I'm live in Dubai.