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@FakharAbbas91119863
I don’t need big crowds.
I need that one person
in front of whom I can be myself, no filter.
Who understands my silence,
and values my tears.
Such people are rare,
but they exist.
And I’m waiting for that one. ✨
@Mdmukit007
Why you have to be a hypocrite?
If you want a man with more than 7 figures income or a man from certain profession, you are allowed to mention it in your bio clearly, it's not a crime. It's your choice. As a human being it's your basic human rights, and even Islam gave you that rights. You are free to choose a man that you believe you will be happy with. Just say it clearly and loudly in your bio.
The problem is, in your bio you write you want a very simple marriage, simple life, you don't like luxury stuffs, you just want a happy and lovely family after marriage. But in chat you only want to know about his ambitions, high profile earnings, you wanna see payslip, you wanna know if there is possibility of getting higher class job and earnings. You barely try to know if the person has sense of responsibility to build a family.
Isn't it a double standard mentality?
@Waleeja1996
Salam
Looking for religious match
@hussain32x
Anyone bored like me🫣😂
@jilapi
Got a marathon place via ballot ahhhhh alhamdulillah!! Never thought I’d get it as it’s only my second year entering and some have been trying for years. Now comes the tough bit… actually training for it. Keep me in your duas please. Anyone else got a place? Especially sisters
@khlyl77
Perhaps the greatest pain is...that you prefer to smile in front of everyone, and then at the end of the night you collapse alone...💔
@Naz60739023
A lot of people share the concern that housing wealth creates very unequal starting points.
For example, if one person inherits a house worth £1 million and another starts with no assets, their financial situations can be dramatically different even if they earn similar salaries. Economists often refer to this as the importance of wealth (assets) versus income (earnings).
In many Western countries, housing has become a major source of household wealth because:
House prices have risen much faster than incomes in many cities.
Homeowners have benefited from decades of price appreciation.
Property can be passed to children through inheritance.
That can create a sense that opportunities are increasingly tied to whether your family already owns property.
At the same time, it's worth noting that not everyone in the West owns valuable property:
Many people rent throughout their lives.
Some homeowners still have large mortgages.
There are significant differences between expensive cities (like London, Vancouver, or Sydney) and less expensive regions.
Your broader point—that inherited wealth can shape life chances—is one that economists and policymakers actively debate. Questions around housing supply, taxation, inheritance, affordability, and intergenerational fairness are major political issues in countries like the UK, Canada, Australia, and others.
@Abujibril1988
if marroko wins today wm is for our brothers