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I need some suggestions...
I recently matched with a girl and it's had been just 2-3 days only. She is from Delhi living with her family and a working professional as well. But what I noticed, since the beginning I'm starting the conversation only. She doesn't even ask a single question so far. Sare discussion mai hi kr rha hu. Kya ye normal hai?
@Sohailkhanwretr
In my life, no minimum capacity to forgive/Tolarate /or anything -
I believe Andhe ko Andha kaho jisse Transparency clear rhey,
@Zoheb2003
To all girls and boys , what's the longest duration you talked with your match and got no outcome with them ?
@Someone890
Assalamualaikum,
I am looking to enroll in an offline data analytics program at Imarticus learning. I am from Lucknow and they don't have an offline training centre here so I will have to move to Mumbai or another city where they have a centre. They have guaranteed job placement upon the completion of the program.
The program fee is 1.3 lac plus I will have to pay for my accommodation and stay there. That would cost a lot of money. So before taking such an important decision, i wanted to know if they actually deliver what they promise. Does anyone of you have any idea about their data analytics program ? If it's worth enrolling in the programme and moving to another city ?
Also, I have done B.A, B.ed ,looking to change my career path. What are my prospects of landing a job after doing this course ? I need your honest opinion
@MansoorRazvi26061994
Hello! I am Mohammed Mansoor Razvi, a Sambalpur-based entrepreneur running my own financial consulting firm, Henex Financial Services. I am a hardworking individual who loves blending my analytical business mindset with creative hobbies like photography and digital design. I travel frequently for work and leisure and always look forward to exploring new cities. I am looking for a warm, supportive, and understanding partner to share my life, travels, and future successes with.
@Ehsan2012
Is it just me, or has everyone become obsessed with finding the "best of the best" right out of the box?
It feels like we've started treating human beings like products on a shelf. We want the flawless partner who hits every checkmark, the ultimate friend who is always available and perfect, the ideal teammate who never makes a mistake. We want finished, polished masterpieces handed to us on a silver platter.
But people aren't luxury items you can pre-order or swap out when a better model comes along.
Somewhere down the line, we traded the beauty of mutual growth, patience, and effort for an endless search for perfection. We've become so focused on scouting for the best that we've forgotten how to build with each other.
Real, lasting connections aren't found ready-made-they are forged in the trenches. They come from sitting down with someone, accepting their imperfections, and saying: "I see where you are, you see where I am, and we're going to help each other get better every day."
The most rewarding relationships in life aren't the ones that start out perfect. They're the ones where two imperfect people choose to roll up their sleeves, extend a hand, and grow into their best selves together.
@sk431382
Nafsoul on Instagram: "A peaceful marriage cannot be built with someone whose devotion is visible to everyone except the person living with them. When discussing marriage, the Prophet ﷺ deliberately highlighted two distinct qualities: “If someone comes to you whose religion and character you are pleased with, then marry them.” (Tirmidhi) He didn’t treat character as an automatic result of religious practice. They were named side by side because a person can fulfill outer obligations while leaving their inner character completely untouched. • Deen is one's relationship with Allah. • Character (khuluq) is how they treat human hearts—especially when they feel challenged, frustrated, or told "no." Every slide in this carousel points to character deficiencies, not ritual ones: • Public charm paired with private coldness • Replacing mutual consultation (shura) with control • Ignoring healthy personal boundaries • Twisting every apology into an accusation • Unpredictable moods that create constant anxiety Outward worship fulfills a duty, but good character creates emotional safety. Never let someone’s public piety convince you to endure private disrespect. 💬 Tell us in the comments: What is one character red flag you used to dismiss, but now consider a complete dealbreaker? — 🤍 Save this as a clear reminder for your own standards. ➡️ Part 2 (Types 06–10) drops next. #deen #marriage #halal #islamic #relationships"
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DehOYqHu72U/?obrf=MXcwOHBnNTkycTEyYw==
@MohammedNausheed
Uninstalled Muzz. Not my cup of tea🙃
@Sohailkhanwretr
If life is a story, let it be written in a halal and respectful way, with pure intentions, beautiful hearts, and souls that choose kindness, loyalty, and love over everything else. ❤️✨
#pet #Forest #peace #own goodnight