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@Abeer84957498
Hi there ❤️
@Yassine82185201
❤️🇲🇦❤️
@Halal_Meat
Guys what’s worse?
Men get rejected way more with cold approaches before they get to know you.
But women get rejected way more when it comes to commitment.. so basically after you get to know them 😂.
They will always blame the man for not wanting commitment rather than why they themselves cannot retain a man they desire for commitment 😂
@saad386918
Saw 40+ likes, thought I hit the jackpot. Upgraded to Premium… turns out I only matched with 2-3 of them. 🤦♂️
Muzz deserves an award for convincing people to subscribe; do better 😭
@Mohamed48773
Hi♡
@RetardedRandy
ITV Calendar on Instagram: "An animal lover who was falsely accused of trying to harm a seagull in a video which went viral on social media says right wing agitators have an ‘agenda to divide us’. Nora Mubarak, who is from the Middle East but has legal status in the UK, was among a number of people who tried to help the bird after it was seen in distress in Grimsby. But after the video was posted online it had millions of views and was shared by a number of high-profile anti-immigration accounts, as well as by Oliver Freeston, the Reform leader of North East Lincolnshire Council. In a social media post he wrote that ‘all wild gulls are protected by the Wildlife and Countryside Act’ and said ‘perhaps Nigel Farage was right’. He later deleted the post, saying: ‘Fair play to the lady for rescuing the bird’."
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DanSQ9qqd3C/?igsh=MTN4bm54bzl0bGo2eQ==
@rukhsar163646
Asalamualaikum brother and sisters
Can you people please guide me with the best mubarak days to keep nafil roza (indeed all days made by Allah are the best days) still I want to know some special days which gives more fazilat ❤️
Jazakallah 😊
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@Sana8075
The Biggest Red Flag 🚩 Isn’t Ghosting😶🌫️—It’s This Mindset.
I’ve come across people who claim they’re looking for marriage, but their actions clearly show they’re only interested in something casual.
Yesterday, one of my Muzz matches gave me an analogy that honestly left me speechless. He said, “If you really want to get to know someone, take them shopping.”
Curious, I asked him why.
He replied that when a shopkeeper sees a customer excited about buying something, they assume the sale is guaranteed and won’t negotiate much. But if the customer appears uninterested, the shopkeeper becomes willing to lower the price and compromise.
I found that comparison deeply disrespectful because it reduced human relationships to a business transaction. People are not products to be won by playing psychological games.
Unfortunately, this mindset isn’t uncommon. Some people put in maximum effort until they feel they’ve secured your attention. Once they’re confident you’re emotionally invested, the consistency disappears. Suddenly they’re “too busy,” replies become infrequent, and excuses start piling up.
If someone has to rely on manipulation or mind games instead of honesty and genuine effort, they’re not looking for a healthy relationship—they’re looking for control.
A relationship built on sincerity should never require someone to pretend they’re less interested just to be valued.
@Ramzi_of_revia
Any gaming nerdy girl in Algeria or Germany?
