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@saff857462
Why is it so difficult to find a punjabi guy in the uk 🤦🏻♀️😴
@servant-of-Allah
Question for all brothers and sisters 🤝
When getting to know someone with the intention of marriage 💍, what approach do you take?
✅ Do you enter conversations specifically with the direct purpose of finding a spouse from the very start?
✅ Or do you prefer to build a connection, get to know each other properly over time, and then move towards marriage once you’re comfortable?
Also, what communication style works best for you? 📱💬
✅ Do you prefer messaging and text conversations?
✅ Or do you favour voice/video calls and speaking directly?
If it’s none of above, write down your opinion!🫣
This is simply to understand how each of us prefers to be treated as we all seek the same goal: finding the right partner, in the right way 🤲✨
@sha101440
Pizza🍕 pineapple 🍍 or no 🚫 ?
@Waqas39496923
Hy
@MohammadFahi47553020
Life is a gift, and every day is a chance to become a better person. We all come into this world with nothing, and one day we will leave it with nothing except our deeds, our kindness, and the memories we leave in the hearts of others
@Misbahkiranpk
If a woman wears a hijab, some people and some men say she's too religious. If she's modern, they say she's too modern. If she's educated, they have a problem with it. If she's not educated, they still have a problem. If she's tall, they criticize her. If she's short, they criticize her too. If she has a job, some people and some men have a problem with it. If she doesn't work, they still have a problem. No matter what a woman does, someone will always find a reason to judge her.
Salaam,
I am on the search for someone caring and honest. Looking for someone between 22 - 26 years old. If interested do comment below! Would be great to connect. :)
@Naz60739023
The Core Paradox: Women want a protector/provider… while competing for the same roles jobs
This is NOT hypocrisy.
This is NOT confusion.
This is NOT “women don’t know what they want.”
This is a *structural contradiction created by the modern economic system.
Women were told:
But biologically and psychologically, many still desire:
These two forces collide.
And men end up with two roles:
That is an impossible dual expectation.
This paradox didn’t come from women.
It came from economic design.
But the system never replaced the old emotional expectations.
So women now have:
Both are valid.
Both are real.
Both are human.
But they contradict each other.
Men today must be:
Compete with women in:
AND simultaneously…
Offer:
This is double pressure.
Historically, men had one role.
Now they have two.
Women historically had one role.
Now they have two.
Both genders are overloaded.
This is not “traditional thinking.”
It’s evolutionary psychology + modern stress.
Women want:
This is NOT about money.
It’s about security.
Even high-earning women want a partner who:
Not because they “need” him financially —
but because life is hard, and partnership is about reducing risk.
Because modern society told women:
This is not emotional.
This is economic survival.
Women aren’t competing with men because they want to.
They’re competing because the system forces everyone to compete.
These two systems contradict each other.
Men and women are stuck between them.
Not men.
Not women.
Not families.
The system benefits.
Because when men and women compete:
The system gets:
Men get:
Women get:
Families get:
Society gets:
Women were told to:
But still:
Men were told to:
Both genders are overloaded.
Both genders are confused.
Both genders are exhausted.
@shreezy711
Brilliant tonight Jude Bellingham X giving Saka the ball to get a hat trick that was lovely