Muslims in London
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@moina51979
Why don't elders apologise? Anyone else experience this, I refuse to just forgive and forget find it hard to.
@e274575
No carb dinner to get the extra shreds in the morning 😅 putting Dads Huawei back together with a New glass front screen and new battery, while got the World Cup finals on. Winding down Sunday 😅 glad I have tomorrow off 🙌
@e274575
Not my day job lol Repairing Dad's Huawei glass front screen and replacing with a new battery. My Sunday evening 😅
@CelestialGent
So London… game night…
Let’s go!! Let’s fk n go
@Hayat17368
The answer often lies in a pattern shaped during our childhood: repeated abuse, emotionally absent parents, insecurity, wounds that were never healed. We grow up with an immense thirst to find that right person, the one who will love us and fill the void within us. Sadly, we often find ourselves trapped in a nightmare we’ve already lived once — the one from our childhood.
But recognizing this pattern is already the beginning of freeing yourself from it. We don’t heal by finding the right person — we heal by choosing ourselves, by becoming the parent we deserved to have.
A partner may share your life, but he will never be your savior, nor the one who heals your wounds in your place. And you don’t have to become the woman who swallows her anger and her humiliations just to make it “work.”
Was speaking with that “man” everything was perfect strong connection and bond, speaking for hours and hours, I met him on this app, telling me how he wanted to get married turns out he lied to me about so many things, name, age, place he lives, work, intentions. I eventually blocked him from everywhere but, how does one go on after believing and building towards that direction ? Genuinely don’t have any hope for mariage anymore.
@ali392983
Clifton Town Rawalpindi
This is a YouTube film about society. Link is given below:
https://youtu.be/cBlcWQySqZo
This post is not intended to be offensive but I’m curious and want to understand.
I’ve noticed in the South Asian community, the families who only have 1 son, the relationships are very different to the families who have 2 sons or more. The parents have different expectations and the sisters behave differently. I’ve noticed that the sisters are much more clingy with the 1 brother than in the families with multiple brothers and it goes beyond them having “a close relationship”.
Why is that the case?
@Johnson26584426
Success doesn't come from wishing—it comes from showing up every day, even when no one is watching. The road to greatness is filled with challenges, setbacks, and sacrifices, but every step forward brings you closer to your goals. Don't let comfort steal your future. Stay disciplined, stay patient, and trust the process. Your hard work may go unnoticed today, but one day your results will speak louder than words. Keep going—your future is being built by what you do today, not by what you plan to do tomorrow. 💯🔥
