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Share amusing anecdotes, bizarre facts, and hilarious jokes 🤪. Just one rule… keep it respectful ✨
@HassaanNaseer
Why people create profile and then forget to open aap again!!?
@Sucaad85120440
Hibadu waa hadiyadda Ilaahay ku siiyay dadaalkuna waa hadiyadda aad adigu naftaada siiso✨❤️
@Amedhassan
Your choice is yours, and you must bear the consequences, whatever they may be.
@Khxl1d
My sixth sense is crazy I can instantly tell if your boring 😂
@Arslan5492147
If any girl 💝wants to know 😌anything, she can talk to me. My name is Arsalan, and I am from Pakistan🥀
@nafees858714
Hi everyone how looks me??
@Muslimah7863
There are some racist people on here...
This app must be Dajjal's greatest tool.
@ks03
There’s a funny thing about people. They act like they’re on your side all the time. They will convince you that they’ll never leave you. But when it all goes dark. You’ll be alone holding the light and watching shadows of their faces. You thought they were loyal. They disappeared into thin air. And that my friend is when you realise you were always alone. 🤲🏽
@Muhammad36385172
Hello
I am New here just curious about meeting New people
@Amna_khan27
Let’s talk about my experience on Muzz..
After going through some difficult experiences in my past, I took a few years away from the idea of marriage. Eventually, I thought maybe it was time to give marriage chance and build a good life with someone. Someone suggested that I try Muzz, saying that I might find people there who are more compatible with me.
So, I joined Muzz.
But after coming here and seeing the different mindsets of different men—the ones who are just looking to pass their time, the ones who claim to be serious but come with their own expectations and demands, and even those who enter into a relationship with you but eventually reveal realities you never expected, I have reached a point where I now feel that I would rather live alone and have peace of mind than get married just for the sake of being married.
In fact, some of the experiences I've had with men on Muzz have brought me back to a thought I once had: that perhaps it is better for a woman to earn for herself, take care of herself, and live independently than to depend on someone else for her happiness or security.
And now, once again, I find myself in that same mindset. I'm simply observing, exploring, and trying to understand the different ways people think and what they truly want.
Maybe this experience hasn't made me lose faith in marriage completely, but it has definitely made me realise that peace, independence, and being comfortable with your own company can sometimes feel far more valuable than being in the wrong relationship.