Karachi

In this generation almost all promises are MADE IN CHINA.🙂🙌

Respected,
I'm Raza, 31, from a respected Sindhi family. I work as an Admin professional with a reputed semi-government organization in Sindh, and I'm open to relocating to Karachi if needed.
I'm a Sunni Muslim, values-driven, and rooted in family — though I look forward to building my own quiet home with my spouse after marriage, close to family but independent.
I'm searching for someone understanding, caring, and supportive — a partner to walk beside, through good days and hard ones, toward a shared future.
If you know of a suitable match, I'd be truly grateful to hear from you.
Warm regards,
Raza
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Is honesty always the best policy in a relationship, even when the truth is painful?

Hello guys

Men are gold diggers now!! 🙄
I don't understand why so many men these days are looking for a wealthy wife who will contribute financially to the household.

Some openly say, "I can provide the basics like clothes and accessories, but you'll have to compromise on shopping, dining out, and other expenses." Others specifically want a working wife because, in the end, her income will also support his home and children.

Yet they still expect to be respected as the "head of the family." They say they support a woman's financial independence, but often want control over how she spends her own money.

Even in arranged marriages, some families ask about the size of the girl's house, her family's property, and other assets that could benefit their son in the future as if he is the one moving into her home. And then they call women gold diggers?

Islam gives women the right to seek a financially stable husband. There is nothing wrong with wanting a man who can provide security and stability.

When I say I don't want to work after marriage because I want to focus on raising my children, some men get offended. They ask, "Will you waste your education?" or "Won't you get bored at home?"

But let me ask this: if I work, will he cook, do the laundry, wash the dishes, care for the children 24/7, attend doctor appointments, accompany me for ultrasounds, and support me through pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum recovery? In most cases, the answer is no.

Women are not here to financially carry grown men. I want a stable husband because I want an easier, more secure life for myself and my children. If a man cannot fulfill the traditional provider role, then he should also be willing to equally share the traditionally feminine responsibilities at home. Otherwise, don't expect a traditional wife while asking her to shoulder both roles.

I'm divorced from karachi looking for divorced age 40 to 60.

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