Muslims in Australia

I think we underestimate how much a simple "I'm here" can mean.

You don't always need someone to fix your problems.

Sometimes you just need someone who listens, stays patient, and doesn't make you feel like you're carrying everything alone.

Maybe that's one of the most beautiful things a person can give another person: the feeling that they don't have to face life alone.

I have finally had enough and have decided to stop wasting my time trying to find a muslim wife.. these so called muslimahs don't have the qualities of what I was lead to believe muslim women would have.. the ummah is so toxic it sickens me. I am not being manipulated into being made to believe it is some big test and that Allah wants me to suffer.. I tried my best to get a muslim wife and it was too toxic and too draining.. and I dont believe Allah would just want me to die alone and make me have hope of some dream woman who is never going to come. So what I do instead is my business and I know no muslims care anyways.. So goodbye you virtue signalling narcissists.. enjoy your miserable existences ..

Something I've been wondering about marriage...

Would you rather marry someone who is already financially established, or someone who is still building their career but you can clearly see their ambition, work ethic and potential?

Because I think people sometimes judge a person's current situation without looking at the direction they're heading in.

Obviously financial responsibility matters, but so does character, consistency and the willingness to grow together.

What matters more to you: <CUSTOM_BOLD>what someone has today, or the person they're becoming?</CUSTOM_BOLD>

A question for everyone who's serious about marriage...

What do you think is something people should discuss *before getting married but often don't?

Not the usual questions about salary, job, or where you'll live.

I'm talking about the things that actually affect a marriage later on: how you handle disagreements, boundaries with family, finances, communication, expectations, or even how you deal with difficult times.

Sometimes two good people can still struggle simply because they never talked about the important things.

What's one conversation you think every couple should have before saying yes*?

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