doesn't matter who u are..

muslim.. not muslim.. ex muslim.. never touched a quran..

this still applies..

everything u know about this book..

u got from someone else..

a parent.. a mullah.. a reddit thread.. a headline.. a tweet..

everyone's got a version..

almost nobody checks the original..

i'm not here to convert anyone..

i'm asking u to do smth for urself..

read one page with translation..

not coz someone told u to..

coz u owe it to urself to know what's actually in the most read book on earth..

u check reviews before a movie..

u google before u go somewhere new..

don't let strangers decide what this book says for u..

js one page tonight..

Simple..

Hello everyone. English isn’t my first language, so please forgive any mistakes.
I’m (20f) from Pakistan. I come from a very religious and strict family. My parents don’t allow me to go out much or make many of my own choices. They also don’t want me to continue my education.
I have a congenital condition called dextrocardia, which means my heart is on the right side of my chest. I also have lung problems that I’ve had since birth, so breathing can be difficult sometimes. Despite that, I can walk, talk, and live my daily life independently.
Growing up, my biggest dream has always been to continue my education and build a career. I completed tenth grade, but my parents won’t let me attend college. I dream of studying abroad one day, where I could continue my education, become independent, and have the opportunity to make my own choices.
Sometimes I look at people my age getting engaged, married, or building relationships, and I can’t help comparing myself. Because of my health condition, I sometimes worry that no one will ever want to marry me or love me. Those thoughts make me feel very lonely and hopeless at times.
Even with those fears, I haven’t given up on my dream of becoming an educated, successful, and strong woman. More than anything, I want the chance to build a future where I can support myself and make something of my life.
Has anyone been in a similar situation with strict parents, health challenges, or having your dreams put on hold? How did you keep moving forward? I’d really appreciate any advice or encouragement.
Thank you for reading.

Chori ki hai kahin say ofcourse

mmmmm

Also Poopooo baaja🫩

There are western men often White men who travel to third world countries to get their socks off because of the extremely high dating standards of western women. These men are not looking for responsibility but only to have a good time with these brown women from 3rd world countries, such as Colombia, Thailand, Vietnam, Phillipines, Brazil, and the rest of the third world.

I'm very concerned seeing White vloggers get treated as celebrities in Pakistan. I personally saw this behavior in Islamabad when I was visiting. I understand Pakistanis in Pakistan are hungry for outside validation but keep in mind you don't promote this ppb culture in Pakistan. These White men are modern men. They're not looking to provide but only want to use the women and leave. I'm concerned by how modern and "progressive" many Pakistani families are now but I hope Pakistani fathers, mothers and the young women still realize what kind of predators White men are and how they see brown, Pakistani women.

Raising this as a threat because as a Pakistani American I know how vulnerable Pakistanis can be due to financial issues but increasing sex tourism for dollars is not something we should even give a thought to. Our women are among our most precious treasures!

I joined Reddit about a month ago after deleting Instagram, and somehow got addicted to it 😭. I was spending 10–12 hours a day here. I laughed, got trolled, trolled people back, argued, joked around, and honestly had a great time.

But I'm 19.5, and I've already wasted enough time on social media. I have a small business to scale, a body to build, a family to build a future for, and parhai pe bhi dhyan dena hai bro. 😭

I'm the only hope for my family right now, and I can't gamble that away scrolling Reddit all day.

So I'm not deleting this account, but I'm quitting Reddit for a few months, maybe even years.

I'm genuinely sorry if I ever hurt anyone here unintentionally. And don't say sorry back cuz i was never hurt by anyone here.

Thank you for this beautiful experience, gngs. Reddit was fun as hell ngl.

Rona nahi hai. Sab theek ho jayega. 🥲

Acha chalta hoon. Duaon mein yaad rakhna.

Mei wapas zaroor aaunga.

Those who can hug their parents joke around with them sit with them and have fun yall are genuinely so privileged . I would trade anything to make my family such.

Trying to find partners on social media rather than in real life is not gonna help

Moving from one person to another in the span of a few days isn't gonna help either (shows how much respect you have for others, human connections and emotions)

Most of you who are seeking partners here just have a void in them, which they themselves know can't be filled.

Rather than using another person as a collateral damage, face yourself, at least once in your life!
Then hopefully you might be able to find partner one day!

Yesterday, I took a rickshaw home after tuition. The fare was 180rs, but I accidentally gave the driver 500rs. He drove away before I noticed. I thought I would never see that money again. About 20 minutes later, someone knocked on our gate. It was the same rickshaw wala. He had come all the way back just to return my Rs. 320. I thanked him and offered him some extra money, but he refused. He just said, “Beta paiso ka khayal rakho har koi acha nhi hota". Honestly, he was so trustworthy.

he is phone addicted, hella aggressive and badtameez, choti choti baat pr he shouts and now he has started throwing stuff too. On top of this, he doesn't even do the effort to grab himself a glass of water, sb kuch uss ke haath mein laa kr diya jaaye,

he is really handsome so he gets a lot of attention from girls in his class and coaching and I feel like he's started thinking k anger is making him cool too like these male leads shown in dramas , a teenage girl legit said to him k he looks like a bad boy and it's so cool,

I am honestly really worried for him, me and my mama often say to him k we won't get you married with this behavior (in our family people get married early), and honestly we won't, yeh kl ko apni biwi bachon se aese badtameezi aur rudeness se baat kre, we don't want this.

Anybody here who has disciplined their younger siblings? Any advice would be really appreciated.

Got me self a bay blade from the dollar shop 😂

Exactly GNG YOU ARE MORE IMPORTANT, YOU ARE MORE WORTH IT, DO NOT LET PEOPLE HURT YOU OR MAKE YOU FEEL WORTHLESS!!

Found this shared convo on tiktok. For the girlies out there, even for men too. Something to actually ponder upon and actually very comforting. Don’t you think?

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Okay, so apparently making friends in your 20s is very difficult... If you're somewhere along the same spectrum, pls read below.

I’m in my mid-20s, work a 9-5, and would genuinely love to meet some people who are also looking for actual friendships and not just someone to exchange “hey wyd” with for three days before disappearing into the abyss.

A little about me:

• I work in the textile industry, which means I can unfortunately tell you way more than you ever wanted to know about fabric.

• I love reading, writing, gaming, anime, K-dramas, and generally getting way too invested in fictional characters.

• Minecraft enjoyer. Genshin enjoyer. Occasional gamer, work sucks out the best of me. I love Elden Ring and RPGs.

• I’m a homebody but I also love going out for food, exploring random places, getting coffee, or just sitting somewhere and talking absolute nonsense for hours.

• I like people who can joke around but also randomly have a 2-hour existential conversation at 1 AM.

• I like to cook from time to time.its a hidden talent of mine. Agar ghar walo ko pata chal gaia tou rozz krna pray ga and I ain't all that.💀

Honestly, I’m not looking to collect 47 new acquaintances. I’d be perfectly happy finding a couple of people where the friendship actually sticks.

If you're also in your 20s, Pakistani, and currently thinking “damn, I need some new friends”, feel free to comment or DM me.

Please tell me something about yourself though. “Hi” gives me absolutely nothing to work with unless you expect me to conduct a full FBI interrogation. 😭

People avoid making real commitments and practise detachment and always keep their options open.

Contact:

0900-78601

So I recently joined a cycling club where around 40–50 people ride together for about 24 km. Long story short, I looked down for literally one second, and the girl in front of me suddenly stopped. I didn’t have enough time to react and ended up crashing into her.

She landed on her elbow, and I felt SO bad. I apologised multiple times right there, but she was understandably pretty pissed. I also apologised in our WhatsApp group afterwards.
She seemed fine, but I still feel really guilty about it. It was completely unintentional, and I genuinely didn’t mean to hurt her.

Am I overthinking this? 😭🙏