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@KnockKnockWhosThere
Imagine being rejected from a job because of your Credit Score?
You match everything and the company is interested but your credit score is not upto scratch. And then that company every month keeps doing soft searches on you constantly every month.
@Furqan82462126
hey guys i am new in this app can we get to know anyone interested ?
@Adinoyi_hud
I've been on Muzz long enough that I now catch myself pulling out of conversations after two or three messages.
My opener is usually a Taslim, my name, 'its nice to meet you' and 'how are you doing.' What I'm really watching for is whether the 'and you' comes back to me that's always felt like the difference between someone matching the energy and someone just replying.
Not sure if that's a smart filter or just me being impatient after too long on this app, but so far, when it's missing, the conversation rarely picks up after.
I puts some no makeup pics and not getting many likes LOL, compared to makeup ones, and men want no make makeup women 😂
@mrnoname13
If you see your type but they are also in a bus, what are you doing?
@jimmy842507
*The Standards We Seek in Others
The qualities we expect from others are often the qualities we ourselves struggle to embody.
We admire honesty, yet the hardest form of honesty is being truthful with ourselves. We seek loyalty, while sometimes overlooking the ways we fail to be loyal in our own actions, commitments, or responsibilities.
One of life's most difficult truths is that we often demand the highest standards from others before achieving those same standards within ourselves.
While reading matrimonial profiles, I noticed many people seeking a partner who is honest, loyal, financially secure, emotionally mature, and willing to embrace their existing family. There is nothing wrong with wanting these qualities. However, fairness requires that the same expectations apply in return.
Some divorced parents hope to find someone who will love and support their children as their own, yet may be unwilling to accept or equally support a partner's children from a previous relationship. A healthy relationship cannot be built on one-sided sacrifice. Partnership requires reciprocity, mutual respect, and shared responsibility.
It is also easy to assume that a previous marriage ended because the former spouse was dishonest or unfaithful. While that may be true in some cases, it is not true in every case. Divorce is often the result of many complex factors—poor communication, unmet expectations, incompatibility, unforgiveness, emotional immaturity, financial stress, or the inability of both partners to resolve conflict.
Without knowing both sides of the story, it is unfair to conclude that one person was entirely at fault. Every failed relationship deserves reflection, not just blame.
Perhaps the greater question is not, "Where can I find the perfect partner?" but rather, "Am I offering the same honesty, loyalty, fairness, compassion, and commitment that I expect from someone else?"*
The strongest relationships are not built on demanding perfection from another person. They are built when two imperfect people choose fairness, accountability, forgiveness, and mutual commitment every day.
@ibnarab
Are you relaying only on this app only to get married or you do have other channels.? Mosque 🕌 family friends?
@mohammedback
I put the distance on a 50 mile radius and it’s absolutely tragic
@Yasser81
OkCupid gives more flexibility than this app in reaching out to people :(
@Uni9486
Hi, im uni from indonesia, but work in taiwan😊