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@ikram567303
The big problem we as youth are living through is that social media has become our reference for life, and that's the real disaster.
You go on Instagram and see a guy or girl living the perfect life — travel, money, happy marriage, perfect body... so you start comparing yourself to them and feel like a failure when you're just starting your own life. And you don't realize that what you're seeing is only 1% of their life, carefully filmed.
You find someone who has never been married giving you advice on how to choose a wife, someone who has never built a business teaching you how to become a millionaire, and someone who has a bad relationship with his parents giving you advice on how to deal with your family. We started listening to people who talk just for views and content, not from real experience.
Before, you had your father, mother, and grandfather to give you advice. Now you have 1000 people and each one tells you something different. One tells you to marry early, another tells you to wait until you make money, one tells you to travel, another tells you to settle down. In the end, you get lost and do nothing.
We feel like we know everything because we watched a 30-second video. But real knowledge comes from experience and patience, not from scrolling.
We need to get back to reality. Cut down on social media, listen to people close to us who genuinely love us, and understand that everyone has their own path. We don't have to live the same life as the people we see on our phones.
Hi all, where do you go if wanna meet some decent Muslim girls?
@itdotzfu
I ain’t got a car (in the garage), who wants me as passy princess today SERIOUS PEOPLE ONLY😡
@Aalif86047359
"It's not only about who you spend your WEEKENDS with, it's about who you spend your WEEKDAYS with."
@Ahmad67684796
Can I find my true life partner here?
@Mdmukit007
I believe, if Jamaa Social introduce a new rule that every user must use their own face on their profile photo then almost half of profiles will be vanished on the first day. Hate mentality user won't be able to spread hate anymore hiding behind a random photo.
To the people who are 30 plus never never married, lives with parents what’s your plan after you get married still liv with parents or move out. Let’s say you earn 2k a month after tax etc is that enough or? I’m almost turning 30 still single I earn 2k a month after tax which is hardly anything. My savings is zero had terrible money management but I have started saving for 6 months. I feel like by the time I’m 30 I can’t provide in London with a 2k a month salary as it’s not enough and idk what to do . Like after we get married then what how do I use that 2k a month to provide for my wife like idk im just so lost idk