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Neda

@Neda88225625

2 minutes ago

Hmm let's see how this work. You can ask anonymous questions...

https://tellonym.me/neda.vent

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SS

@SS111444

5 minutes ago

Do you think aliens are real and if they are do you think they eat kebabs and chicken wings?

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Banana

@bants

6 minutes ago

I wana be ruthless rn

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Cut Dian

@Cut40990456

9 minutes ago

Nowadays....
Everyone is chasing fantasies instead of building reality...

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Zulaikha Kure evuti

@Zulaikhakure

13 minutes ago

Don't forget to recite suratul khaf 🤍

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SS

@SS111444

14 minutes ago

1 am where I am and wide awake btw

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Amna Aawan

@AmnaAawan

17 minutes ago

MICRO CHEATING

Understanding Micro Cheating and Emotional Boundaries in Relationships.

In today's world, people talk a lot about micro cheating. This basically means those small behaviors like flirting, chatting, or over-sharing with someone of the opposite gender when you are already engaged or married.

For anyone in a relationship, keeping proper boundaries with non-mahram men or women is necessary to protect trust, respect, and peace of mind.

From an Islamic point of view, these boundaries exist for a very good reason.

Islam guides us on how to interact with non-mahrams so that no misunderstandings or emotional attachments happen.

For example, in Surah Al-Ahzab, Allah clearly tells women not to talk in a soft or sweet tone with stranger men, so that a person with bad intentions does not get any wrong ideas or false hope.

When men and women start chatting regularly or looking after each other casually in the name of humanity or friendship, it is very natural for one or both people to start feeling attached. Slowly, emotional investment happens, and a person starts comparing their own spouse or fiancé with that outside person, which ruins the original relationship.
Many times, people give the excuse that their husband or wife does not give them enough time, so they needed someone else to talk to.
But using your partner's busy schedule as an excuse to build emotional closeness with someone else is completely wrong. It just creates unnecessary drama and guilt tripping instead of fixing the actual problem through open communication.

It is totally right to set clear standards before marriage. Choosing a life partner who understands and follows Islamic limits gives you peace of mind. You will not have to live in constant fear that if you are busy, your partner will turn to someone else and blame you for it.

At the end of the day, every restriction in Islam is for our own benefit, and following these rules saves us from heartbreak and unnecessary troubles.

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Scary Potter

@scarypotter

20 minutes ago

Loving someone and liking someone are two different things. Love may make you stay, but liking them makes you want to

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Antur Ali

@AnturAli

27 minutes ago

I joined here 3 days ago and used the free three-day Gold subscription, but I didn't get much benefit from it. Now I am considering purchasing it; could you please share your experiences? 🙏

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vivica a. dropout

@juliuspeperwood

38 minutes ago

I just all of a sudden out of nowhere completely randomly decided that I LOVE a st louis accent and want to hear it all the time for the rest of forever

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