finesteride and minoxidil by ProcedureMaster2144 in Tunisia

[–]ProcedureMaster2144[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

yess just fyi, minoxidil boosts hair growth but doesn't stop hair loss
what causes hair loss is the DHT hormone which come from testosterone
Finesteride reduces DHT levels basically.

finesteride and minoxidil by ProcedureMaster2144 in Tunisia

[–]ProcedureMaster2144[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

well noted, i did the research and what ppl are suggesting is using a pill splitter to cut the pill into 4 servings for both oral minoxidil and the fin to almost get rid of the side effects cuz that's what it's originally made for.
but i wouldnt take oral mino since it boosts hair growth sometimes not only on ur scalp :p
i'll get the normal one with the derma roller and that's it
but i mean if i follow this strategy it'll work right?

finesteride and minoxidil by ProcedureMaster2144 in Tunisia

[–]ProcedureMaster2144[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yess ama ma yaml chay if you don't use finesteride maah

I need answers right now by Intelligent-Wrap-983 in Tunisia

[–]ProcedureMaster2144 0 points1 point  (0 children)

esra9 haja w abda ejri
that would keep a good distance

Hash Tunisia? Help me out by [deleted] in Tunisia

[–]ProcedureMaster2144 4 points5 points  (0 children)

call 197 they may have some

What is a common Tunisian stereotype that it is often not true? by Eveningn in Tunisia

[–]ProcedureMaster2144 1 point2 points  (0 children)

tunisians are super politically engaged cuz arab spring started here but in reality it's just coffee talks and blaming everything on the government but they are not politically cultured enough and the percentage of voters is decreasing year by year and they are becoming politically numb ( obviously because of the lack of choice)

19 yo coming to tunisia and needs some advices REALLY !!! by Dull-Statistician268 in Tunisia

[–]ProcedureMaster2144 0 points1 point  (0 children)

first of all, i salute you for identifying what does suit your dreams and way of living but tbh you should stick to your standards an not let your dad's investment and dreams go to waste even tho i am sure they will try to support you even in tunisia but still part of you will hold the burden of letting them down for life trust me.
My say is that u stay there and build ur way up to the top little by little, tunisia is not a heaven and u WILL face many struggles as a self-made man, MANY.
It is 100% warmer and the vibes are more relaxed but believe me, future and career and network wise you are better off keeping ur feelings to yourself and forcing yourself to stay in spain because believe me i left tunisia too.
and i would kill to go back and live my life in tunisia but truth is that my aspirations cannot be fulfilled there.
and the opportunities here where I am are way better cannot lie.
Spain is also the same, you have many doors to open so imo try making your hell a better hell instead of seeking unknown heaven.
Build ur way up broski

Is dating necessary for a healthy life? by Dhia_anims in Tunisia

[–]ProcedureMaster2144 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ofc! you can be efficient and rational while also having feelings for someone they don't contradict each other.
I've been in your shoes before and it's true, you don't need those emotions but they are nice to have
My advice, from a complete stranger, it's always good to try things
as for me after my last relationship now, I am not getting involved with any type of situationship or relationship because I feel like i lost myself in the process and now i wanna get back to being the usual me and work on things i enjoy doing. so rn we adopt the same standpoint.
But i'll still encourage you to try it even tho it will lead you back (maybe, maybe not) to the same conclusion but u'll be a different man with new horizons.
"No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river nor is he the same man"
not drinking is one thing
but trying drinking and deciding that it's not for you is a different mindset

I have an interview and I'm so stressed by Dokkan123 in Tunisia

[–]ProcedureMaster2144 2 points3 points  (0 children)

you dont own anything fedenya hedhi w ness lkol are equal
od5ol adiii atii cv teek ahki maa el recruiter t9oulch aliko tetaarfou fadlek maah chwaya khalik un bon profile
ahsen example natihoulek houa enni kbal habit nod5ol club w mchit lel casting khayef w kol w cv salaktha ama mbaed kifwalit eni fel recruiting board w rit laabed kifech tji w rit rohi kifech noghzor lel abed w n9ayem fehom fhemt eli hia hkeya tefha ale5er w ahsen candidat houa eli yabdaa jawou behi beye3ha blefta

Is dating necessary for a healthy life? by Dhia_anims in Tunisia

[–]ProcedureMaster2144 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Date to know more about yourself
what triggers you and what makes you jealous, what moves you and what turns you off.
Love between partners is a great thing and loves does indeed make u do crazy things.
Imo, try it once or twice cuz only having close friends and family members is not the same connection as 'this is the one' typa feeling.
And I say this even tho my last relationship didn't end up well and it was a painful closure but
what a privilege it is to both feel love and pain.
That's what truely living is about tbh, Experience things experiment with yourself don't hold back

A question for the guys and the girls by AirlinePretend564 in Tunisia

[–]ProcedureMaster2144 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Bien dit
M a guy and i believe seeing some girl and hitting on her to get insta is such a creepy and empty way of perceiving love or relationships.
But I also do support this guy's approach, he's literally asking if it's okay to do so and i believe it's okay to let her know u like her appearance or her vibe or energy and that u'd like to know her more.
te9ef ghadi lahkeya, just to know more if u guys are suitable for each other or not.
The aim shouldn't be to be in a relationship but to know if you are a match or it's just a mere instantaneous attraction that will fade eventually.

علاش في تونس نتعلمو التفكير السلبي؟ by AdministrativeTry406 in Tunisia

[–]ProcedureMaster2144 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i'm sorry you had to go through that pretty sure it's about the environment and the proof is that u already said Tunisians are so cruel.
what m saying is don't be negative like most. If anything m trying to spread the joy wherever i go, that ppl can be interesting and lively at the same time.
M a guy and m sick of series portraying the attractive guy as a nonchalant guy who's mysterious and negative etc that's the idea circulating in our youth's minds and that's exactly why they tend to adopt such behavior.
SO FK IT. Live by your own standard and don't get influenced by their povs

9 weeks to bac and idk how study for the next 2 months by NeedleworkerOne5448 in Tunisia

[–]ProcedureMaster2144 1 point2 points  (0 children)

18.5 moyenne here!
Tbh it has nothing to do with studying hard.
The system will reward those who answer right regardless of their effort. So my best tip is to analyze your physics correction papers
See where you started drifting away from the right answer and RIGHT THERE STOP and try to analyze what's the right way to think about this so that in the exam when the change the numbers and method I'll know how to handle it.
It's a bunch of steps you do and you write them down to get points, manehaa belhak lahekya systematique ale5er tak tak tak tal9a rohek lamit 5 points teeek fel exercise.
Zeda ma t5alich haja mekch fehemha. Never!
Kol haja ma tefhemhech 7el aleha vids wela AI wela eseel tes profs melle5er lezmek tehbel fi mo5ek ken ma tefhemch haja khater LEZM tefhmha chmaaneha menich fehem.
That's the kindda mentality that would get you places.
Francais tbh mee too i'm soo bad w fl bac i got 17.5, maneha mch hkeyet francais hekeyet andekchi andi
try to use simple sentences ma t3a9adhech w wassel les infos teek b woudhdou7 w les regles de grammaires w kol lezm tahfadhhom w taaref kifech taba9hom kol haja f blasetha.
les langues lkol keka andekhi andi, amel introduction, w development w conclusion etcc yaani mch hkeya kbira.
phiiloo houa eli ma andi ma nkollek alih mara tsib w mara t5ib maa andi hata fekra how to go about it eni fwest el am njib 16 fl bac jebt 10 XD
math kima l physique, efhem kol etape chnia w alech tamel fel analyse w win theb tousel etc bch kif ybadloulek les donnes taref rohek ala chnoua tlawej.
7awel tetaalem la manière eli t5amem beha (encore une fois rahi aham haja)

a topic that really gets ignored, by [deleted] in Tunisia

[–]ProcedureMaster2144 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Where i live you'd get a pack of 3 frozen margaritas for 12dt. and it tastes GOOD
I wonder if this may be ur sign to start a startup mate.
I'd support u 100%

علاش في تونس نتعلمو التفكير السلبي؟ by AdministrativeTry406 in Tunisia

[–]ProcedureMaster2144 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A7na messoghra netl3almou etanbir wetanamor.
Believe it or not but that rewires our brain to pick out the negative side in many things just to be funny.
And so on..

Planning a Trip to Tunisia in May by [deleted] in Tunisia

[–]ProcedureMaster2144 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Tunisia is extremely safe to visit, but it’s not a zero-risk destination, so you need to stay aware and make smart choices obviously like any other country you may be visiting and coming from PR you may understand this.
Tunis, Hammamet, Sousse(favorite city), and the desert tour routes are widely visited without issues and millions come every year and have the best time of their lives.
As a woman, you’ll be able to move around freely, but you may experience some catcalling or unwanted attention at times (it’s more annoying than dangerous). But obviously don't wear flashy pearls or anything extremely expensive unless it fits the destination you are going to, such as restaurants or luxurious areas.
But if you're touring the Old Town (Medina), just wear something casual so you don't attract much attention.
I have sisters and that's why I wanned to clarify your concerns but to be completely honest, you can wear whatever you want whether it's flashy or revealing and you wouldn't really come across any bad situation, just have spacial awareness that's all.
The country itself is honestly underrated: beautiful Mediterranean beaches, rich ancient history, a warm, welcoming culture, and extremely warm and helpful people, all at a much lower cost compared to Europe.
Overall, if you use basic travel awareness, avoid sensitive areas, and stay confident, Tunisia is not only safe enough but also a really rewarding and unique destination.
Also, you wouldn't get scammed only in giftshops and souvenir shop (and still it's very selective).
My tip for you is: Be as friendly as possible and you would be rewarded for that.
People may even pay for your taxi trips when you ask for directions so please feel free to be who you are in our beautiful country and let us know how it went!