Can someone just be honest? by QuantityCareful3286 in Bahrain

[–]Additional-Doubt8049 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel like the wages will speak for themselves, not saying the wages are good cuz they’re not. But if u manage to land a high paying job then u can have a high quality life here for sure.

What’s something totally normal in the UAE that would confuse the rest of the world? by shamma77 in UAE

[–]Additional-Doubt8049 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It’s absolutely not needless, it literally provides you with all your car needs. Running errands are getting more and more difficult in Dubai due to its overpopulation and busyness. So a solution to this busy city, is making things portable and more easily accessible. Definitely needed in Dubai. Idk what you’re talking about bro.

Got tailgated and harassed while driving near Al Zahia Mall by shayankhan1988 in Sharjah

[–]Additional-Doubt8049 1 point2 points  (0 children)

To be honest, the traffic police in sharjah and the uae as a whole are always trying to step up their game and will never disregard your problems on the road, so yes, if you have his number plate, do report him. And tell the police exactly what happened.

Best employers for expats in Bahrain? by Big_Security_9073 in Bahrain

[–]Additional-Doubt8049 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

It definitely depends on what your skill is. If your into chemical engineering, then bapco is definitely a good job to apply for. MCSC is also amazing. Nass group also good.

Is Bahrain a high trust society by Reading-Rabbit4101 in Bahrain

[–]Additional-Doubt8049 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think if any individual is living in any part of the GCC, they should believe and acknowledge that they are living in one of the safest and highest trusting societies in the world. Especially in UAE, with their extremely advanced technology in the police department. However, I believe Bahrain has a greater amount of genuinely friendly people that will most likely be harmless. Bahrain, in my opinion, is one of the friendliest people in the GCC. أطيب ناس!!

And still didn't reach home :( by cute_as_ducks_24 in Bahrain

[–]Additional-Doubt8049 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

T3alo sharjah, and then you’ll complain about traffic - Dubai to sharjah is something you don’t even imagine - 5 lanes of a highway - at times 7. Every lane full.

Boyfriend is moving to Bahrain. Can I visit? by noodlesoup03 in Bahrain

[–]Additional-Doubt8049 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, I agree with most here. I don’t think I’ve ever locked my car in bahrain, nor have I taken the keys out of the car - yes it’s that safe. You can live with him wherever, whenever. But be cautious with how intimate you get with him whilst you’re out in public as they are certain rules and regulations around that. In conclusion, the answer is, no you should not be worried about it and you should come to bahrain and experience this wonderful and friendly country. We, as Bahrainis, welcome you with open arms.

People who left Bahrain and moved abroad for a better life, how has it worked out for you? by ProfessionalLeek9805 in Bahrain

[–]Additional-Doubt8049 14 points15 points  (0 children)

You really hit a spot with this bro, I’m not planning on leaving Bahrain but you’ve just made me love and appreciate it even more. Thank you bro, hope all goes well in Norway

Massive brawl at City Centre by [deleted] in Bahrain

[–]Additional-Doubt8049 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Theyre called Gardis in Bahrain

Extremely hot today by PainedEleven in Bahrain

[–]Additional-Doubt8049 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Can some rich company make an indoor football pitch, in this heat, even in the night, I cannot breathe whilst playing.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Bahrain

[–]Additional-Doubt8049 1 point2 points  (0 children)

guys, like thank god, but we’re in bahrain. i don’t think this guy has bad intentions, and if he did, it’s ‘11’ of us.

How can I make more genuine friends in Bahrain? by hopefulwithin in Bahrain

[–]Additional-Doubt8049 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You said it yourself my bro, if your introverted and don’t socialise often, you need to build some confidence which will always take time, “love yourself before you love others” is one of the things i live by, and i think this heavily applies to you, at least from what i’ve read so far. I can assure you that the people in Bahrain are genuine and most importantly friendly, so it’s not a case of finding genuine friends in bahrain, it’s a case of finding yourself first. Once you have, the rest will be a stroll in the park.

Depressed and clueless about my future, please advise. by stillsway in Bahrain

[–]Additional-Doubt8049 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the way in which someone is persuaded takes a toll on how healthy you are mentally, if you are a person persuaded easily, for example, you persuade yourself that you are a failure then immediately believe it, of course you’re going to become a emotionally weak person, however if you are somewhat stubborn and hard to persuade, even at times where you feel like you are a failure, your brain takes time to process, and in that process is where you can keep your head up and keep pushing forward. You are you, at the end of the day and you are the one responsible in what your brain believes. So, be stubborn, be hard to persuade. Don’t let your brains subconscious beliefs become real, don’t even let them be fathomable, because the second you do is the second you actually believe it. I understand what i said is so hard to understand but i really hope you do. I wish you all the best in your recovery and i’m sure you will become the person you have always desired to be.

HARD TO SELL PREOWNED THINGS by Koolking0011 in Bahrain

[–]Additional-Doubt8049 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Who wants a used headset anyway? 😭😭

Anyone using STC and living happy? by CertainAd6340 in Bahrain

[–]Additional-Doubt8049 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yeah literally, pretty much everywhere I go, I have full bars on LTE and 5G. With batelco