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I will mention here that I am 22 ,so don't get disappointed when i tell you age , age gap is normal nowadays, feelings , honesty and loyalty matter, I don't like cheating,that's all.
Will I have to write to start conversation, I wish I wouldn't have to , you can write to me ,i will answer honestly,no lies .
I am new here ,what's special here i would like to see , is it just simple marriage app or something else ? 😏😏
When u know someone & it was just right at first. Felt connected & aligned. Then suddenly, for no solid reason, that person lost consistency. I thought u said “am old enough to look around some more”. Hahaha.. well, this makes me really convinced with the 90 days rule..no matter how good the connection was at the beginning🤭
I know that now a day people never want a man as a good life partner. They always want a man's money, wealth, luxurious life. But I believe that luxury life and money can never be enjoyed with wealth. For that they need a good hearted person and life partner.
Salam everyone, my name is tarik and I’m originally from Morocco and I live in Sydney 🙏✌🏽
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When is the right time for teenage girls to start taking care of themselves? I don’t want to be too harsh because her father abandoned her. I think that would break her even more.😔🥹 And I don’t want to be too lenient as a Muslim mother so she learns her responsibilities Kind words of advice would be appreciated.