Egypt

Honestly i am not even sure anymore why the girls are not serious, thinking all guys are just playing not even willing to give an actual chance for anything, completely hilarious in every way tbh

The deepest connections aren't built by constant talking.
They're built by feeling understood, even in silence.

Honestly, it feels like around 95% of the girls on this app don't wear modest clothing. Tight outfits, visible necks despite wearing a hijab, and excessive makeup have become so common, and many people call it "fashion."
These days, finding a truly modest girl with appropriate clothing and a natural appearance feels like searching for a needle in a haystack.
May Allah guide us all to what is best and pleasing to Him

Why do women suddenly feel uncomfortable.
After endless days and weeks of comfortable and happy times?

The first thing to do before trying to know a new person "is to know your self"

I honestly don't know how many times I've said "that's it, I'm deleting Muzz" only to come back again a few weeks later.

The funny thing is that every time I come back hoping things will be different, I end up reaching the exact same conclusion. Different profiles, same conversations, same patterns, same mindset.

At some point you stop asking what’s wrong with the app and start realizing that maybe the people on it haven’t changed either.

And somehow, every now and then, I find someone who genuinely catches my attention. I send a like, maybe even a compliment, hoping for a real conversation. Then nothing. No reply, no interaction, or sometimes I come back later only to find the account has been deactivated.

After a while, it starts to feel like you’re repeating the same experience with different faces.

For a long time, I was against the idea of marriage.

Not because I didn’t believe in love, but because I thought freedom meant building a life entirely on my own. I couldn’t see why anyone would willingly carry the weight of responsibility, compromise, and commitment.

Then something changed.

I realized that at the end of the day, success feels different when there’s someone waiting to celebrate it with you. Home feels different when it’s more than just a place. Life feels different when you’re building memories instead of just collecting experiences.

Maybe what changed wasn’t my opinion about marriage.

Maybe I simply started understanding the value of being loved, of having a family, of hearing someone call you “Dad” one day, and realizing that a little girl might grow up believing you’re her hero.

And somehow, that sounds a lot more beautiful than the life I once imagined.

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Honest question…

What exactly are some guys doing on this app? 😂

Because the amount of caution and suspicion here is impressive. I’m genuinely curious about the stories behind it.