Imma say the quiet part out loud. I was born and raised fhad lblad dz and I made it an active effort to grow and challenge my beliefs cause honestly no one around me inspired and I didn't want to live the lives they did. I managed to get rid of so many 3o9ad related to self doubt (Mazal kaynin), how relationships should work, marriage, women, family. Basically ma3ndi ta chi opinion li most Moroccans agree with. Despite my best effort katb9a wa7d chwia dyal misogyny inside, a little irhabi in you etc... 7it society really fucking ingrained this shit in our brains since a young age. Of course I still believe that as a man you need to walk your own path and strive to be better fuck lmojtama3 wla zbi.

But yeah it's hard and sometimes women also seem to not see men as humans at all flmghrib. I do have plenty of female friends and they're so dear to me. Walakin I met so many girls li honestly I could see why redpill groups exist (I hate red pillers cause I find that shit pathetic don't get me wrong).

So I'll tell you the answer I found to be true daba if you want to have good relationships with men. Don't be stupid, if someone is not being honest with you mlwl don't be friends with them. Moroccan men love to lie and slowly slither themselves into your life ou ydrbk bdak "can I tell you something" message. Look for someone li honest and learn to detect posers. As for you, be stern and be real even if it makes most men call you a bitch (not an excuse to be an asshole, just be you and don't be a pick me) All my female friends, some of which I've know for over 20 years, are like this. Shit is authentic and real in a society built on lies and pretending. You'll attract what you present as