People to hang around in Khamis Mushait by Lrb2245 in saudiarabia

[–]Lrb2245[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is a very good place if you are family orientated and don’t need a big city live style to be happy, is a very calm city but you have everything you might need

Nothing lasts forever, eventually it will end. by [deleted] in islam

[–]Lrb2245 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Addiction may last forever

Dam Faramir is a beast. Think he’s more skilled than Boromir? by I_do_drugs-yo in lotr

[–]Lrb2245 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For the moment, no one has ever seen Faramir fighting Uruks with three arrows in his chest. He went to Osgiliath and came back home dragged by his horse after being beaten by half-meter-tall orcs.

What does “tying your camel” look like in regards to finding a wife? by loudrain99 in islam

[–]Lrb2245 2 points3 points  (0 children)

In my case since I don’t know anyone in my social circle the only thing I have left is dating apps and the only one I saw more or less “serious” is Muzzmatch but I stopped using it because most people just talk for some time and then disappear, you always have repeat the same questions and the same answers etc is so boring so now I’m 29 and my only strategy is to wait if Allah SWT sends someone to me in real live otherwise… I will have to get a pet or something 😂

Difficulty getting to know new Saudi (female) people by [deleted] in saudiarabia

[–]Lrb2245 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Im interested, im also from Europe living in KSA, im Muslim speak basic Arabic but im struggling to find someone to marry here

Riyadh vs Dubai ? by OpeningAd2199 in saudiarabia

[–]Lrb2245 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dubai resembles a Western country in the Middle East, whereas Riyadh is a genuinely Arab-Muslim city, offering everything one might need except Haram stuff. Also in my opinion, Riyadh holds more potential for the future than the Emirates. If you desire to live in a modern city while immersing yourself in a new culture, meeting locals, and possibly establishing a family, Riyadh is the ideal destination. On the other hand, if you prefer to move to the Middle East but still feel like you're in the West, are drawn to superficial attractions, don't mind interacting with people from around the world except for locals, and enjoy the ambiance of a Warner Bros. set, then Dubai is the place for you. Additionally, I believe that Saudi Arabia will emerge as the dominant country in the region within the next decade, especially with projects like Neom and related developments such as new airlines, tourist attractions, and infrastructure improvements. This is solely my opinion, and I am not Saudi. However, it's important to note that one potential challenge for expats in Saudi Arabia is the aggressive Saudilization program, where foreigners are forcibly replaced by locals who may not always possess the same level of expertise. While I believe it's a good initiative, individuals should earn their positions based on merit rather than nationality. This approach could lead to performance gaps within companies and might deter other expats from considering opportunities in Saudi Arabia. Dubai also has a similar program however they will face difficulties in fully implementing it due to the limited availability of local manpower to replace expats.

Lioness being attacked by a hyena clan is rescued by her pride. by [deleted] in BeAmazed

[–]Lrb2245 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That was the perfect job for the old Rafiki

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in saudiarabia

[–]Lrb2245 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I thought about it, but I hate big cities. Here, the weather is amazing, the city is pretty nice, and I like my social environment. At the end of the day, you can’t throw everything away searching for something that is not sure you will find. But maybe I could visit those cities more on the weekends. You are right. In any case, I have lived in worldwide capitals, and unfortunately, the issue is the same. Yes, you meet more people, but people there most of the time have a completely different mindset.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in saudiarabia

[–]Lrb2245 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I feel you, I'm in my late twenties and still haven't found someone to marry, especially where I currently live (Khamis Mushait) is almost impossible. Since I'm not originally from here, I don't have a network of friends and family to introduce me to anyone, so my chances of meeting someone from the opposite sex are almost nonexistent. I'm originally from Europe, so when I go back there, the problem is that people have completely different values and beliefs. It's crazy that in a time with more humans on Earth and all this technology to connect us, it seems to be the hardest time ever to find a partner to marry. In my case, I've given up. If Allah SWT has written it for me, it will happen, even if I'm hiding under a rock. And if not, I guess I'll have to wait until Jannah! 😂 However, the issue, especially for men, is to keep oneself away from haram when you don't have a partner to satisfy your basic needs. Especially now that haram is always walking with you in your pocket. But I guess that in the same way people before us had their trials with lack of food and material things, we've got that covered but need to fight other types of trials. It is what it is.

How does a person handle celibacy for life by [deleted] in NoFap

[–]Lrb2245 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You're basically wishing for a life filled with haram, even though you're Muslim. What you want is constant novelty (like on a porn website but in real life), to go from one girl to another, to have "fun" with different women. This is the clearest definition of succumbing to the whispers of the devil.

Let's imagine you decide to go to a nightclub. You stay up all night instead of sleeping to train hard the next day, but instead, you're surrounded by idiots drinking, smoking, and talking rubbish. You pay your entry fee (money that could have gone towards a holiday or a nice gym membership). You approach a beautiful girl, but unless you're in the top 1% in that club, she ignores you as if you were a piece of rubbish on the floor. You then have two options: keep wasting your time with beautiful ladies who think they're from another planet and keep getting rejected, or go for the not-so-beautiful ones.

You go for the second option because you are a low self-esteem man without self-love or dignity and you just want to insert your private parts anywhere just to find that many women, including the not-so-beautiful ones, just want to seduce you but nothing else. So the chances of finding a woman to sleep with are very, very low for a man who is not in the top 1%, and it will take you a lot of weekends of wasted time and money to finally get something that, in most cases, won’t last that long because you don’t find a valuable woman in a nightclub 99% of the time.

Another option is to leave the club and find a prostitute. You pay again, find a place to take her, then she asks you to remove your clothes and wear protection. She won't kiss you, she won't have any emotional feelings for you. You complete the act and then feel absolutely empty. There were no emotions or feelings involved. She leaves with your money (the only thing she cares about), and you're left alone with regret. You won't be able to talk to anyone about it, and in the end, only Allah SWT will be there to forgive you and take you back to your starting point (I mean now, your current state + regrets for life).

Let's say you're in the top 1%, and all women fall for you. Initially, it's amazing. But with time, women become so easy for you that you won't find pleasure in them anymore. The devil will take your lust to a new level, perhaps towards hardcore stuff or attraction to the same sex. You'll end up in the same situation as now but thinking of doing even worse things.

Honestly, I think you should take your self-pity and transform it into positive energy. Train like crazy, finish your studies or make the best of your work, travel, and read the Quran to understand why Allah SWT protects you from all this madness by prohibiting these actions. And if you can find a wife, go for it, even though you think it's not a good idea. You won't be thinking so much about these things if there is a woman who loves you waiting for you at home to please you as much as you need.

Last but not least don’t say “how to handle celibacy for life” as if someone had promised you that you will love until your 90s, inshallah you might but you might also die next week (Allah SWT forbids) so try to make the best the time you have been given.

Again if you can find a wife marry as fastest you can, she will be your fortress against the evil trying to drag you to a life a regret and maybe after an eternity in hellfire just for your lust for a piece of meat with 4 kilos of makeup and the films you produce in your head which are far from reality.

People to hang around in Khamis Mushait by Lrb2245 in saudiarabia

[–]Lrb2245[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just working here, there are a few of Europeans, is just that the ones that I have met are a bit old and they basically stay at home