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Anyone who is really serious about marriage

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Hello im new here

I’m in my 50s, still fit, healthy, and enjoying life with a youthful spirit. I’d love to connect with a kind-hearted Malay gentleman who believes that the best years are still ahead.

I’m looking for someone to share life’s simple joys with laughing over silly moments, go makan makan, cruising in the car, impromptu check ins. creating meaningful memories, supporting each other through life’s journey, and growing closer to Allah together. If you value sincerity, companionship, and fun and faith, I’d love to get to know you. Please leave your email or social media handle. Thank you!

The more I click, read and look into profiles of younger, better looking people here... I'm telling myself if I ever meet my special someone here. Haih. Even the younger ones are struggling to find theirs.

There are many men on the apps want to connect with females for fun only. When they are late forties and still thinking they are some hot stuff, sedangkan patutnya umur 40 tu dah habis bende² lagha ni. Tak berapa tahun lagi dah 50, yang berangan nak kawin perempuan muda tu dorang tengok awak as pakcik ok. Uncle.

Paling disheartening jumpa yang mencari pasangan tapi dalam kepala pikir nak sxx je. Tak interested langsung samada calon wanita tu berminat dan serasi dengan anak dia. Paling tak penting untuk duda² ni pikir jaga kepentingan anak. Why am I not surprised! Sebab kat luar pun ramai ibu² yang menagih nafkah anak. Bila kita berminat dengan anak dia, dia tak layan.. soalan kita dijawap acuh tak acuh. Pastu dengan tak malu nya bertanya soalan perverted.

Untuk yang muda-mudi dorang pun nak within their age range je. Stick to your age group and be serious, ingat sikit rumah kata pergi tanah kata mari.

I have experienced two very different kinds of loss.

My first marriage ended in divorce. I chose to leave because my ex-husband's words and physical abuse had caused me too much pain.

Seven years later, Allah blessed me with a second husband. He showed me how a wife should be treated—with kindness, love, care, respect, financial support, and affection. He made me feel cherished and valued.

But without any warning, Allah took him back so suddenly.

Losing a spouse through death has been the most painful journey I have ever endured. The emptiness he left behind can never truly be filled.

Frankly, it will not be easy to start over. Move on ?
No it's moving forward....