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Mian Jhn41d

@mavrick719

15 days ago

Now its weekend guyz what plan do you have

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Shabir Khan

@shabir54370551

15 days ago

Assalamualaikum guys

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Chilli

@sweetytweety

15 days ago

I just want to be the girl with
Mysterious income,soft life,small
Circle n a passport full of stamps. 🥰

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M Ahmad

@MAhmad333

15 days ago

"Looking for a genuine partner to spend the rest of my life with. Age is just a number to me (20s, 30s, or 40s—any is fine). If you are looking for a serious relationship and marriage, feel free to DM me."

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Shayan Zaib

@shayan467518

15 days ago

Hey aoe i need loyal partner

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fari

@fari873952

16 days ago

asalamoalaikum,why people are not serious abt shadi here

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Chaudhry Bilal

@Bilal9615

16 days ago

I wonder how many almost-love-stories are scrolling past each other on this app.

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Muhammad Shoaib

@Shoaib24052003

16 days ago

Anyone who talk to me inbix from Lahore only female

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Mian Jhn41d

@mavrick719

16 days ago

Dont plan too much everthing is already written

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Anonymous

16 days ago

Polygamy: Why Both Men and Women Fear It 💭
Mention polygamy in any Muslim circle, and the room usually goes quiet. While permissible in Islam under strict conditions, it remains one of the most emotionally charged topics in modern marriage talks.
Understanding these fears isn't about debate—it’s about empathy.
🌸 Why Women Fear It
Emotional Displacement: The dread of sharing a heart, losing exclusivity, or being replaced.
Security & Fairness: Fears surrounding divided financial resources, time, and attention for herself and her children.
Peace of Mind: Navigating constant, natural feelings of jealousy inside her own home.
👨‍💼 Why Men Fear It
The Weight of Absolute Equity (Adl): Islam demands strict equality in time, housing, and support. The spiritual accountability for being unfair is massive.
Financial Strain: Supporting one household in today's economy is hard enough; multiple families bring immense financial anxiety.
Emotional Exhaustion: Managing friction, competing needs, and maintaining peace across households takes heavy emotional energy.
The Bottom Line
At its core, the fear comes down to the same human needs on both sides: safety, fairness, and peace of mind.

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