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We’re on Muzmatch for one reason: marriage.
Sometimes I honestly wonder what people are waiting for. If we’re here with serious intentions, why waste each other’s time with endless chatting, mixed signals, and uncertainty?
Sister, if I’m not someone you can genuinely see a future with, that’s completely okay. Just be honest about it. Respectfully, I’d rather know early than spend weeks or months going nowhere.
I’m not here to play games, collect matches, or entertain conversations without purpose. I’m here to find a life partner, build a family, and move forward with sincerity.
Time is valuable for both of us. Let’s not waste it.
If the intention is marriage, let’s be clear. If not, let’s part ways respectfully and wish each other the best.
I've seen so many profiles who identify as strictly practicing but don't even wear hijab?? Why have words lost all meaning? Strictly practicing is only people who do their best to obey every single command of Islam not those who pick and choose.
If you're not at that level yet InshaAllah you will be with Dua and effort. But incorrectly labeling yourself makes it harder for everyone. We should be able to just look at practicing level to know if someone is a fit.
The fear isn't being unmarried
The fear is marrying an immodest woman, a woman with previous boyfriends, a woman who has kissed, touched, spent evenings with different men on dates all in the name of finding my naseeb.
Belonging to a woman like that who had no hayah in her youth is the epitome of disaster.
And that's why after 35 gentlemen focus on your early retirement and delete all these apps.
"Someone told me that you’re doing research on the deaf, and since I’ve read a lot about such research, I’ll introduce myself to you, I’m David Harris"
Even though you may be able to start a conversation with someone without knowing each other, it’s not a good idea for some people. It’s not appropriate to interrupt a long conversation that seems to be about an important topic and friendship by one of you saying to the other: "What’s your name?"
And after you get to know each other, use this person’s title (Dr. Schneider) or remember the last name and title (Miss Arnold) until this person allows you to call them by their first name. Especially if this person is a teacher, doctor, manager, or someone older than you in age. And don’t use nicknames if this person doesn’t mention them, so you can’t call “Charles” as “Chuck” or “Elizabeth” as “Liz” unless this person allows you to address them by that nickname. And you must be careful when introducing one person to another, so don’t introduce one of them using their first name and introduce the other using their last name.
And you can make the two people introduce each other. Just introduce the person you know even if you don’t know their first name, and say: “I’d like you to meet Jane.” As for the other person, they will introduce themselves, and you will immediately remember “Jane” as their name. This is an impolite style, but it is sometimes used.
And after the introduction is made, try to put this person’s name in your memory, and try to use it many times during the conversation until it sticks in your memory. Some people collect business cards and when they return to their homes they write down some ideas on these cards so that they can remember this person again.
I fail to understand why every opinion or experience ends up into a war? Why can't we agree to disagree and respect each other with open minded positive conversations, like what's wrong in using your energy trying to understand where the other person is coming from instead of focusing all the energy on a long lost cause of blaming wars!
Can someone help me changing the theme of this app to dark mode??? Thank you!!!
Looking for a smart, pretty and practising girl, ideally sylheti bengali UK based. Any suggestions?