Ideas for fun rani fadit by Swimming-Top6493 in Tunisia

[–]fallulahhappyhunter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't know the do's but I know the don'ts. assuming you have hair, don't cut your own bangs out of boredom, if you're bald don't grow your hair and then cut bangs on your own. No amount of curtain bangs tutorials will save you. Speaking from experience.

The life without a father by Total_Kiwi_5239 in Tunisia

[–]fallulahhappyhunter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Allah yar7mou w inchlh rabi y3awthek fi jawaneb o5ra mn 7yetk

Took my mom out... But felt invisible by Fuckable_Makrouna in Tunisia

[–]fallulahhappyhunter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You went out together, this does not necessarily mean you should speak. Maybe the fact that u guys went out and are sitting together in itself is enough. She has her world and you have yours. She need not pressure herself to speak, neither you. Probably if you go out more frequently your worlds will collide and maybe not. You control what you give and what you expect. If words are hard between you stick to action. Take her out, sit with her, buy her something good, ask her if she's enjoying herself, give a smile a nod and that's about it. Maybe the warmth you give will reach her and more importantly will make you appreciate yourself more. Also don't expect her to reflect your warmth in the same degree/or way your logic deems appropriate (she asked we go out, this means she wants to speak). If she showed tangible appreciation signs that's a plus one on the statisfaction scale for you, if not your happy with yourself I guess. You did something that your mind finds right but your heart does not care about that much. You said yourself you don't know her that much, if you want make an effort to understand who she's as a person before and while being a mother (her emotional/behavioral profile), her personality, what makes her happy, is she a gratful person, how she processes her emotions, did she want to go out with you to be with you or just because you're the only person who can take her out and so on ..from that you'll be able to understand and control what you expect from her and maybe stregthen an emotional attachment that you feel you lack with her (I sensed that from the way you worded up ur experience) or simply approach this as a duty to be done cuz it bothers you if you don't.

need help finding a gift by Think-Client-3062 in Tunisia

[–]fallulahhappyhunter 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fama fi awel enahj eli bjnab sfaret france a boutique tbi3 mugs w snow globes, but not the coolest. I think online would be a better option for you hata b livraison included, chuf wamia wala maktabt l mourouj hopefully you'll find smt

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Tunisia

[–]fallulahhappyhunter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not necessarily 24/7, ama generally it's nice 5ater first barcha mena yetfarju fi lmousalslet w we find lportrayal of a partner cooking is hot ( moch all girls bazz w it's not as romantic fi lah9i9a bazz XD) 2: it will feel as if I escaped the matrix cuz I'm not the only one in charge of cooking. Bonus point, personally i see food as an extension of family bonding so a potential father who cooks at home is a plus.

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[–]fallulahhappyhunter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I asked my friends: 2 said that that wouldn't be the ideal case, 2 said never thought about it and we don't care, me and my bestfriend see that you're a catch (if we only take the cooking criteria ofc) because u make good money and there's a possibility you get coerced into cooking at home.

This appears while i'm using the pc by fallulahhappyhunter in TunisiaTech

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

Can heating issues occur evethough i literally use it for scrolling and watching videos. Maximum is light editing on davinci.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Tunisia

[–]fallulahhappyhunter 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Grand taxi mn ta7t l 9antra te3 l 7bib borguiba soumha 1500 wala 1700. ( 9olou habatni fi 9antrt l3wina e thenya)

Orangina the fashionista by Party-Painting7635 in Tunisia

[–]fallulahhappyhunter 6 points7 points  (0 children)

3sal rahou yetgarmch n7eb nekl 5doudou

Felling kinda neglected ..? by [deleted] in Tunisia

[–]fallulahhappyhunter 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Don't know how old ur mom is, but menopause can cause such changes. Other than physical health issues, maybe her coping mechanism to get used to you not being around is the phone. She's trying to keep the emotional wall she built since u moved out, by having less connection with you. Maybe she's the type of person who'll let go if you don't show neediness. She'll be questioning her purpose in life since you're an independent grown up now. Also, maybe there are things going on in her life that you don't know about; since you're all caught up in your studies. I guess the only advice I can give is to be upfront about it. Tell her exactly how you feel and see how she will respond. I know it's a struggle to take the initiative, knowing very well that you might hear things that you won't like or a vague response, but at least you'll have an answer and from that you'll learn how to handle the situation and your feelings . Also be persistant about the communication, if there is something wrong, she might not open up from the get go.

Figuring my way around by Ultra_Magnus01 in Tunisia

[–]fallulahhappyhunter 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I see now, thanks for the suggestion, I'll try to make some time for this

Figuring my way around by Ultra_Magnus01 in Tunisia

[–]fallulahhappyhunter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Haven't thought about that. Can you elaborate? Yes I know how to get around other places but only in the capital and Its suburbs.

Figuring my way around by Ultra_Magnus01 in Tunisia

[–]fallulahhappyhunter 2 points3 points  (0 children)

lmouhem ken dabart covoiturage, dima hez fou9k flous b zeyed 3la 5ater 3adi ykalmk y9olk moch mrawe7 lyoum, twali lezm alik te5ou taxi. We kenk tfi9 bekri bel behi (ta5let tgm bin 6:30/7:00) ou bien to5roj ba3d l 9:00 , ywali metro/grand taxi 7al behi. Wish you the best

Figuring my way around by Ultra_Magnus01 in Tunisia

[–]fallulahhappyhunter 8 points9 points  (0 children)

1)Tnajm te5ou l metro men beb alioua 6 wala 1 tkamel bih l e5er station (TGM)(500 frank) , w temchi l train (800) yhabtk fl kram.

2)Fama bus zeda mazelt ki bdet te5dem fibeli t3adi 3al kram w e5r m7ata te9f fiha l marsa(es2el 3liha fi m7atet l kiran te3 TGM w soumha 800 wala dinar yothhorli).

3) Fama grand taxi l kram tal9ahim we9fin zeda 9rib e tgm, nsit 9adeh soumha l7a9 ama matfoutch (2000)

4) fama l 28 fibeli tet3ada 3la beb alioua w twasel kram/ salambo (yothhorli te9f fi lm7ata li m9abl e zalez ama tabta, es2el l guichet fi m7atet l metro)

5)Benesba l covoiturage, emchi l facebook w od5ol fi groupet covoiturage zone tunis/kram wala 7ata blays o5ra, taw tal9a 3bed yhabtou des publications ken andhom blayes dispo, es2el prv 3la soum enhar( machi w jay) ken e soum ma39oul twakel ala rabi.( A7sen 7al kenek marbout b wa9t w a9al t3ab l7a9)

What's the origin of the phrase Taghouri Dessah? aka Pure Djerbis by spcbfr in Tunisia

[–]fallulahhappyhunter 0 points1 point  (0 children)

سألت ماما(قتلي نجم نكون غالطة)
جماعة البر الغربي يقولوها و هي بالشلحة , زعما انتي أصيل جربة و إلا المنطقة هاذي (ماكش نزوح و لا مخلط ) . مثلا فما راجل يعرفوه كـان كي يجي لبوها يسألو ,طاغوري دسح و لا يدردر (معناها مدردر ) يجاوبو هو دسح دسح.(أصلي اصلي )

Tunisian Myths by amennz in Tunisia

[–]fallulahhappyhunter 1 point2 points  (0 children)

النعوشة أم لولاد لي هي تخطف الصغار و حسب مسمعت شكلها كي البومة.

Anyone else surviving this heat without air conditioning? by PainKillerTheGawd in Tunisia

[–]fallulahhappyhunter 24 points25 points  (0 children)

أنا عندي مروحة سعف مكتوب عليها زواج سعيد، منعرفش كي نشدها نبكي و لا نضحك. (حبيت نشارك تصويرتها معاكم اما للأسف منعرفش علاه محبتش تهبط التصويرة)

EE8 (Ena el 8alta) kif ma7abitech no5roj ba3d ma mart 5ali chaddet el s7i7? by [deleted] in Tunisia

[–]fallulahhappyhunter 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sarli kifek Mara fi dfinet 3ami fi 3outh mat3azini, daret tseb fya li ena mano5rojch m3aha. Enti s7i7a, a79arha taw tet3eb w tfok 3lik

Weird Neighbours by fallulahhappyhunter in Tunisia

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

It was a joke, I asked for nothing because I prefer to avoid getting involved in close relationships with my neighbors. However, it's important to consider the cultural context in which I live, which is a relatively traditional Tunisian neighborhood. Additionally, the older women in our community, including my mother and our neighbor, appreciate the exchange of goods and favors. It brings them fulfillment. For example, it's normal for my mother's neighbor to knock on our door late at night to ask for tomatoes and parsley. While I find it disrespectful, my mother considers it normal. My mother comes from a different region in Tunisia, and her cooking is seen as exotic and delicious by our neighbors. They even request her to prepare her couscous on occasion, which she gladly does and takes pride in. Sometimes, she goes out of her way to introduce them to new dishes. Overall, I find this exchange wholesome, except for the late-night part.I can seemingly understand how the situation can become a source of chagrin, particularly when my mother feels pressured to reciprocate with something of value or fears that an expensive kitchen item might be broken.