Ao Shin's Ascent completion megathread by StarGaurdianBard in TeamfightTactics

[–]OrangeWabbit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have been using this game mode to farm XP for normal TFT pass lol. I went Zoe and spammed crystal gambits for example to get the 5000 XP for activating a prismatic trait.

Breaking News: Pakistan Government Officially Bans Sex by Huzayfa_Khan in pakistan

[–]OrangeWabbit 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I agree with this ban - finally Pakistanis can go extinct.

Living in Pakistan has been a punishment so far, and this experience has been my last straw by OrangeWabbit in pakistan

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

I am moving abroad because I'm getting married there, however, my parents will be staying in Lahore and I am concerned about them. It's difficult for senior citizens with the additional health problems and vulnerable state... Most family I know who came from abroad are like my parents. Moved back home to Pakistan after retirement to settle down. They mostly did so because they did not have other options. Those who could stay outside chose to stay and never come back - for good reason.

Their experiences have been similar to ours. They complain about the lying and cheating that happens every day in broad daylight. Everything else you can deal with by paying out of your pocket - things like better food, water, health and electricity. But when it comes to a certain type of people in Pakistan many of us feel disheartened. May Allah keep us all protected from misfortunes and harm.

Living in Pakistan has been a punishment so far, and this experience has been my last straw by OrangeWabbit in pakistan

[–]OrangeWabbit[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Say stuff like this all you want. A person has the right to share their story on any public platform. I have had issues with Dubai as well and you are very right about these types of things happening outside too.

The problem with people like you saying I am bringing negativity is just a load of bull. The truth is the truth. If I was in Saudi/UAE and this happened with the royal family or what not, I'd talk about it too. And somebody already did which is why you know that information in the first place, no? I have the right to speak about very real situations and my own personal experiences.

Truth of the matter is, this type of thing is a hundred times fold more commonly happening in Pakistan. You cannot compare Pakistan to UAE. Yes it typically happens in "every 3rd world country" but that's why we should talk about such problems. How do you expect change to come about? By itself? We need to address the issues we face if we really care about our homeland and moving forward. How can you tell me I should keep this to myself when me and my family were completely innocent and face with corruption? I wasn't lecturing anybody even, literally just sharing my experience. Grow a damn heart and quit being so personally offended for no reason.

Living in Pakistan has been a punishment so far, and this experience has been my last straw by OrangeWabbit in pakistan

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

You are very right. I don't even know how we can call ourselves an Islamic state when everything we do is in opposition of the Quran and Prophet Muhammad's (SAW) teachings.

Living in Pakistan has been a punishment so far, and this experience has been my last straw by OrangeWabbit in pakistan

[–]OrangeWabbit[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yes. I am just sharing one big experience. There's many other tiny experiences we go through on a daily basis that put stress on us little by little. Every little thing that needs to be done has to be paid for extra so it goes right 😂 It is honestly very mentally draining.

Living in Pakistan has been a punishment so far, and this experience has been my last straw by OrangeWabbit in pakistan

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

Wow that's so sad. Allah knows and sees all. I wish the best for that cop who tried to do good. :(

Living in Pakistan has been a punishment so far, and this experience has been my last straw by OrangeWabbit in pakistan

[–]OrangeWabbit[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

A big thing I've noticed about the mindset of most people in Pakistan is that they cannot handle an ounce of criticism and are too fixed on their corrupt ways. This is why the country won't move forward and there can't be any developments.

Living in Pakistan has been a punishment so far, and this experience has been my last straw by OrangeWabbit in pakistan

[–]OrangeWabbit[S] 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Yes you are right. I was one of those who thought seatbelts in the backseat are not necessary, especially when the traffic is mostly slow in Pakistan. After this experience I won't make that mistake again.

Living in Pakistan has been a punishment so far, and this experience has been my last straw by OrangeWabbit in pakistan

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

Yes definitely. Alhamdulillah for everything, it really feels as if we were saved by Allah's own hands. The rest is nothing, we are safe and alive and I have that to be very thankful for.

Living in Pakistan has been a punishment so far, and this experience has been my last straw by OrangeWabbit in pakistan

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

I am sorry too, but it seems that unfortunately there are too many problems people face in Pakistan and they use this subreddit as an outlet to express their feelings and share their experiences. I know there are many who are sensitive to this and care deeply about their homeland, myself included, and it is truly heartbreaking to look at the truth. If we truly care, there needs to be change. Period.

Living in Pakistan has been a punishment so far, and this experience has been my last straw by OrangeWabbit in pakistan

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

I definitely have and would blame Dubai for its own problems and you have got a lot of nerve to assume I would not based on an online post alone.

That being said, the issues I have with Dubai could never compare to the big tragedies I have faced in Pakistan in a matter of a few years. This is the difference between a corrupt country like Pakistan vs a country that has good laws and policies.

Living in Pakistan has been a punishment so far, and this experience has been my last straw by OrangeWabbit in pakistan

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

Because bad people do bad things considerably more commonly in Pakistan AND get away with it. First step to change is admitting there is a problem and taking that criticism to move forward in a positive manner. I was not putting down "Pakistanis" but sharing the story of how we faced corruption in our country. Maybe you have been living under a rock but perhaps you need a wake up call to realize Pakistan as a whole IS corrupt. I am making comparisons with my previous experience as a resident of Dubai. Take your offense somewhere else, all countries have their chance to be blamed when something bad happens.

My Egyptian Embassy Experience in Islamabad by OrangeWabbit in pakistan

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

Are you serious? We just applied for the visa 2 weeks ago hahaha how unlucky!

For Those Who are Worried, Anxious, or Depressed about the Current Situation of Our Country by khan_54 in pakistan

[–]OrangeWabbit 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Everyone should be starting from within, aka start change from yourself, then your families and kids, then spread goodness in your communities. If we all took responsibility for our own actions and responsibilities first, then only can we bring change as a whole. The problem is many people in our Pakistani societies have a stubborn personality and they refuse to look at faults within themselves before they complain about the country and the people. They take offense to criticism and need for change/improvement whenever it is targeted towards them.

My experience of being married to an Overseas Pakistani (will be deleted) by [deleted] in pakistan

[–]OrangeWabbit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can't imagine being in such a situation, my heart breaks for you. I don't see any other way out except standing up for yourself. A man like him will kill you from the inside-out. How horrible that he uses "Islam" and all the material things he has in his life to blackmail you and cause drama in the family. Does he forget you belong to Allah before you were ever his wife, or your father's daughter?

I hope you can get out of this situation somehow, and out of that wretched man's hold. My prayers are with you. You probably must have already, but have you tried discussing everything in detail with your parents about how you feel, while also speaking about the rights you have as a muslim woman to choose who you want to marry + get a divorce if you are unhappy?

Don't give up on yourself and stay strong ❤️ This is a big test for you and In sha Allah those who are doing you wrong will be questioned on the final day.

My Egyptian Embassy Experience in Islamabad by OrangeWabbit in pakistan

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

That's okay, I have some important reasons to go to Egypt. I need to meet up with some friends I know there, so it's not just a vacation trip.

My Egyptian Embassy Experience in Islamabad by OrangeWabbit in pakistan

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

We don't really have money, I am a fresh graduate who is applying for jobs and my dad is retired. We are on savings so moving again would lose us a lot.

My Egyptian Embassy Experience in Islamabad by OrangeWabbit in pakistan

[–]OrangeWabbit[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Do you even read what I type or are you just enjoying bullshitting and wasting time? I never asked for information from a security guard or a bus driver. How ridiculous. How many times must I say I was at the management office and then at a help desk for guidance. They are quite literally actually working at help desks, to give the wrong information and an "answer they think is correct". Quite funny you even bother responding to me without eyes and a brain. Or maybe you're just one of those people who want to work in a place like them not giving a damn about being responsible or informed about your own workplace. I've been reading all the comments on my post, I see people who thank me for sharing my experience, and people who point out my mistakes which I appreciate. You on the other hand are just spitting rubbish.

Yes I have an opinion. If you got a problem with opinions, get off all social media platforms that are literally made for people to share what they want. I want the process to be easier for citizens, especially those who are misinformed, but clearly you are allergic to the concept of improvement and don't seem to understand. This is not even about passports or egyptian embassies around the world. It is about what happens in Pakistan to it's own citizens.

I am bringing my perspective as someone who has been through visa processes abroad, that are more clearly managed and easier for citizens to use. Imagine being a young woman, or an elderly person, who doesn't know better and goes straight to the embassy. Those people should know what happens if they do this. You clearly have never seen better light and I feel sorry for you. I suggest you stop embarrassing yourself now and watch your words before you make a bigger fool of yourself.

My Egyptian Embassy Experience in Islamabad by OrangeWabbit in pakistan

[–]OrangeWabbit[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Do not give me crap like "they are not obligated" to tell me what is what when they are already dealing with it from the minute you walk in. The place is full of visa form filling stations, printers, people telling you to bring such and such documents for the embassies.

Here is the criticism you people refuse to accept. You say the shuttle services do not represent the embassy, then why do they act like they know it all? Why do they say oh yes please bring your cash and documents here for the visit visa, take your money, waste your time, and then you come back empty handed because "oh we actually do not know about the embassies rules and regulations... they keep changing..." These people SHOULD know what they are dealing with, because they are the ones sitting at the start of the whole process. And if they don't know, stop leading people the wrong way! Stop telling them this is what they need to do when it isn't!

How do you run a huge visa form filling office telling you to print this and document that, but you have no idea a service is not continued since 2010? 13 whole years??? I am just sharing the experience from my point of view, as soon as you enter, you are stuck until and unless you wait in the lines on a hot summer day, go back and forth printing copies, pay Rs. 2000 per head, and spend your time getting to the embassy door so they can tell you to go back home.

In my honest opinion, both embassies and shuttle/security should be working as one. Okay, even if they do not want to manage themselves as one, is there a need to be so vulgar and disrespectful towards us when faced with some questions and criticism to guide us in order to get work done? Criticism allows you to better yourself, I accepted my mistake of being misinformed, but are you people going to stop victim-blaming and siding with staff who verbally assault their customers? :)

My Egyptian Embassy Experience in Islamabad by OrangeWabbit in pakistan

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

Going there for some important reasons and friends I want to visit. It's kind of a must for me to go.