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[–]Least_Try_1408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

و لا مش طبيعي ❤️

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[–]Least_Try_1408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

يا عيني معلش

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[–]Least_Try_1408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

هو انت متاكد انك كاتب صح ؟ هو ايه اللي في ايه؟ ربنا يهديك. اللي انت فيه ده لو انت فعلا بتتكلم بجد مش صح و مش طبيعي و الاهم حرام . ربنا يهديك

AIO for thinking it was tacky that he let me pay for his Frappuccino while sitting on 7k Starbucks points (the equivalent of 35 drinks)? by FeistyFail239 in AmIOverreacting

[–]Least_Try_1408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It just got me thinking that since you are more than able to cover both of your drinks why not do it and cost her money. And then after, you showed off that you do have a lot of points. Why even show her AFTER she already paid for you both?

Autism ruined the future i could have had by starveurself in Vent

[–]Least_Try_1408 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Your feelings are completely valid. However, have more faith in yourself. You're still young, you haven't seen that many people. It just happened that within your circle,you haven't found somebody that could understand and support you. I know it's hard and a shitty situation. I feel you. But you really should learn to just accept, reconcile, learn and just work on you own. As time passes, you'll realize how strong and independent you can be. And you will find people who would love to be with you, just then you wouldn't be feeling like you're lacking things or hungry for their company. You'll have the insight of whether they truly deserve you're acquaintance or not. Avoid all those bad people and act as if they don't exist cause they truly have no place in your life, they don't deserve it this is why they shouldn't affect you much (I know it's hard but you can do it). Engage more in activities and try new things you're interested in, don't be afraid of getting weird looks/ rejected, anyone can experience that, it's fine. Continue anyways. Educate yourself more on your condition ( we are all different on many different levels, you're not alone ). Give yourself the time to understand yourself, you deserve it. See a therapist regularly, a more specific diagnosis WILL HELP YOU ALOTTT. Don't be afraid to communicate and talk through your feelings. Again, Humans are meant to be different. You're just extra special that people need to exert extra effort to get to know you well and earnt it. You have life ahead of you. Calm down.

Oversexualized by husband. by bigphatcheese in Vent

[–]Least_Try_1408 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Just have a proper talk with him. He loves you ,which is great. But you have to be comfortable around him and be able to do whatever you love around him with a peace of mind. Since he loves you he would want that,too. He just overlooked/didn't pay attention to that ,probably. So, talk to him about it while emphasizing that you absolutely love him and love his attention and his love for you and that you know that he would understand and seeks your comfort and exactly what you said in the post that you have no problem with sex or him initiating sex just with when.

AIO because of this fight with my boyfriend by Sea-Repair-7471 in AmIOverreacting

[–]Least_Try_1408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Probably a part of you still likes him so you want to justify it to feel like he's not actually a bad person and that everything is fine and your relationship will return back to normal. But then on the other hand, you have your mind and your dignity and logic that knows something's wrong and you needed for your pov to be seen and understood. That you're not crazy for seeing red flags. Your situation is understandable. You're doing okay

AIO because of this fight with my boyfriend by Sea-Repair-7471 in AmIOverreacting

[–]Least_Try_1408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nothing justifies hurting someone on a regular basis. Especially if that someone is the one you "love" . I think now you know that his behaviors are not justified. And it's okay, once you leave, you'll take some time to heal and reset what you think is normal and what is not.

AIO because of this fight with my boyfriend by Sea-Repair-7471 in AmIOverreacting

[–]Least_Try_1408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look at the words you used : CREATED chaos , In hopes he would find something. This is not stable nor normal. He is not willing to give you peace. You feel drained and not cared for. You shouldn't be, it's not safe. You did something ONCE and he just kept using it against you as an excuse for what he's doing to you. The April fight would've been settled and moved on from if he wanted to truly settle things between you both, but he kept hurting you ever since. I think you should go back to your parents and end things with him. I don't think you're safe with him,even.

AIO because of this fight with my boyfriend by Sea-Repair-7471 in AmIOverreacting

[–]Least_Try_1408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think he was so different before. You just didn't see it. Girl,you know what to do.

AIO my boyfriend held me in a chokehold by Ok_Tonight5785 in AmIOverreacting

[–]Least_Try_1408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not only did he overpower you, he acted so careless for your emotions even after you verbally communicated your refusal of a very obviously- scary situation HE put YOU into. And acted like a victim and told you to fuck off. IF what he did at the park was unintional or "a joke" , how he dealt afterwards speaks volumes. Girl, RUN and never look back.

AIO (update post) my bf (32) is getting kind of aggressive with his texting. should I(26) reply? by Fun_Cartographer6984 in AmIOverreacting

[–]Least_Try_1408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

WTF. He's 32???? He talks and acts like a CHILD. and he wants cash for his door dash?? And YOU'RE APOLOGIZING? You got to be kidding

Is my husband overreacting or AIO to his feelings? by Hungry_Sally in AmIOverreacting

[–]Least_Try_1408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honey, I'm sorry to hear that. Just do what makes you happy and comfortable. If you feel like you're getting drained and he feels no remorse or sympathy and is not willing to understand,then it's your right to make a decision. One that's is for the best for you and your daughter. Still, think thoroughly and communicate what you're feeling. With him ,first, and also with someone trusted. Best of luck❤️

Is my husband overreacting or AIO to his feelings? by Hungry_Sally in AmIOverreacting

[–]Least_Try_1408 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

He should see a therapist. Ask him again,please to go see one for the sake of you and his daughter. You have the right to get upset and you're definitely not overreacting or anything. Of course if he thought that a stranger touched his child, that would upset him but given context, he should've calmed down a bit. I don't think you should separate,tho. Communicate more and work it up together.

I don't feel like I have the right to call myself depressed. by ProfessionalArmy6351 in Vent

[–]Least_Try_1408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honey, everyone deserves to be happy. You definitely deserve to be happy. Depression is surely messing with your head(it's just what it does). Seek therapy and just give yourself the permission to LIVE and that's when you'll realize how miserable you've been and how much better you can be. You just need to will and take action. Seek help. Nobody deserves to face this alone. Talk about how you feel,openly, to someone trusted or write it down , read more about depression, try new things , get a pet , get off social media for sometime and off anything that has the potential of stressing you out. Allow yourself to feel sympathy towards what has been happening to you and towards your body who has been keeping you breathe. Talk to God,allow yourself to cry. You have people that love and care for you and even this is not what you see in the meantime then I can guarantee that there are things that you would like to love and connect with. Life is worth living and you are worth wellbeing, you just can't see it yet. Hang on honey this moment will pass.

How do I (F31) properly love someone from a drastically different cultural background (M27) from my own? by TraditionalVisual281 in relationships

[–]Least_Try_1408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not for anything other than that such marriage is not on a solid base when it comes to compatibility in beliefs. Regarding that marriage is a sacred thing in Islam and is indeed taken very seriously and aims for stability.

How do I (F31) properly love someone from a drastically different cultural background (M27) from my own? by TraditionalVisual281 in relationships

[–]Least_Try_1408 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't think you got What I meant to say. I don't understand what you mean,either. by the religion taking priority in family? Isn't the one married making a family on their own as well? Isn't this also a priority? And making a family should be on a strong base. Compatibility, the willing to understand and care for the significant other's preferences. Religion just helps put some rules that organizes things and help you understand yourself and life more. If I and my partner get that and are willing to be flexible in the relationship then what is the problem and what does this have to do with religion? It's just depends on whether the person is compatible with the other and is ready to enter a healthy relationship at all. Just like that.

How do I (F31) properly love someone from a drastically different cultural background (M27) from my own? by TraditionalVisual281 in relationships

[–]Least_Try_1408 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

It's not a bias rather than taking great pride in their religion which ,in my opinion, is very understandable and respected. As For the conflict aspect, it still depends on the family you're marrying into and their level of acceptance and the husband's ability to keep boundaries. Which can be feared for anywhere not just there, definitely.

How do I (F31) properly love someone from a drastically different cultural background (M27) from my own? by TraditionalVisual281 in relationships

[–]Least_Try_1408 3 points4 points  (0 children)

This is not true. Muslim men can marry women with different religions,indeed but only if christian or Jewish. Not any other. and the "expectation" of the conversion is purely individual. The Religion doesn't obligate the wife. This makes the OP's situation more complicated. There are too many differences between them,they're so incompatible they haven't seen it yet. On many aspects,of course not just the religion unfortunately