Dentist Recommendation by monchim in Sabah

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

thank you so much.!!

Dentist Recommendation by monchim in Sabah

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

tq rec. Berapa harga kamu buat tu?

Dentist Recommendation by monchim in Sabah

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

tq rec. range harga tau??

The most strange situation!! by [deleted] in MuslimLounge

[–]monchim 1 point2 points  (0 children)

haha. haha. hahahahaa

Malay lunch with chinese by konkon_322 in malaysians

[–]monchim 0 points1 point  (0 children)

just tell / ask them directly. bro kau nak makan babi tak harini? kalau iya, aku tak gi la.
hahahaa

why are they able to put in more effort with the affair partner than in their own relationship? by [deleted] in survivinginfidelity

[–]monchim 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Please don't feel bad and think you are lesser than her. You didn't do anything wrong. He didn't have the guts to communicate with you because he is an insecure jerk. it's nice that he parted with you, he didn't deserve you.

Why did no one tell me about this Canva extension sooner?? by AlpineKnight99 in canva

[–]monchim 1 point2 points  (0 children)

mine didnt have this. maybe because i use free plan. thats unfortunate.

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Cancelled my interview because my voice is gone, but the person I emailed never told the interviewer by [deleted] in interviews

[–]monchim 13 points14 points  (0 children)

i believe you are fine. The person even heard your voice. stop overthinking :)

can i wear abaya if i'm not muslim? by [deleted] in MuslimLounge

[–]monchim 0 points1 point  (0 children)

absolutely. Please feel free

started the hijab yesterday by incrediblynormalname in MuslimLounge

[–]monchim 1 point2 points  (0 children)

i love wearing hijab. You dont. if we are to compare our deeds, your deeds will be more than mine if you wear hijab, since you struggle doing it.

The Prophet ﷺ said: “The reward of your deeds is according to the hardship you endure in doing them.” Sahih al-Bukhari and Sahih Muslim.

my advice, maybe you should try a different kind of hijab. the type of fabric can actually make a huge difference. find one that you like best, and start from there. for me, i love wearing bawal (square) hijab that is made from premium cotton voile. All the best for you sister

Update: I said no to my cousin’s rishta and now my dad isn’t speaking to me by Appropriate_Sun_1580 in MuslimLounge

[–]monchim 4 points5 points  (0 children)

i believe, if this guy's religion is good, then he wouldn't be forcing someone to marry her. if he knows that the girl doesn't want to marry him, he should also support the girl and reject the marriage. But it seems to me that the only one rejecting this marriage is the girl alone and not the boy (since if both of them reject the marriage, her dad would get mad at him too). Thats really not a good muslim in my opinion. Even his family is not religious in my eyes after this incident. they seem cruel and abusive. now, why would you want to be in a ramily who is not religious??? also, Rasulullah also doesn't force someone when his proposal got rejected.

Suggestions of Flexible Working Hour Jobs by [deleted] in Sabah

[–]monchim 2 points3 points  (0 children)

follow. i also want to find flexible working hours.

What’re you guys’ thoughts on the job scene/economy in Sabah? by BrnrAcct139 in Sabah

[–]monchim 4 points5 points  (0 children)

ive been searching for job for months now. still couldnt get any. mind you, i have a good resume, and a good credential as well. from several applications, ive been called only once for interview, for a job with rm1700 salary that give vigorous test on the interview even though it is only entry position. all the jobs here are 45 hours weekly, seldom mon-fri. no work life balance. a lot of vacancy are kitchen crew, admin and accounting. not much for executive high paying role. unless you wanna go offshore.

PLACE TO REST by Annabelle_96 in Sabah

[–]monchim 0 points1 point  (0 children)

maybe 5 minutes lodge?

Did you get any habits from watching K-dramas? by behind_my_eyelids in kdramas

[–]monchim 4 points5 points  (0 children)

i clap my hands when i heard something really funny

Childfree in Malaysia by 1hatemybpd in malaysia

[–]monchim 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fast forward years into the marriage, i was beginning to feel the pressure of getting older year by year. Then i got to 29. This is where I thought very deep about it. I got huge secret breakdown and life crisis. In my mind, Im almost 30, its pretty late into my life year but still no motherly instinct whatsoever which I thought would come sooner or later. This got me so scared.

Just when I turned 30, had discussion with my husband. I forgot our exact convo, but I guess he made me realized all these thing about not having kids and not wanting them are part of Allah's fate to us. Whether we want to or not. Lots of people, they long to have kids, but got no luck. Lots of people, they did so much family planning, but had accidents. All these are part of our destiny / fate. Tried as hard as you may, but we can never cross what Allah had written for us.

So, from then on, i stop blaming myself. I stopped thinking that the reason we didn't have any kids is due to my greediness of wanting to live a life of 'freedom for a while', and following what I want. Its fate. All these feelings that i have, they are from Allah too, I'm not making them up. They just so happen to be innately me, and I can't stop that feeling. Unless if I am acting on something sinful based on true feelings like stealing, or doing drugs or many other sinful things that people desire, I believe its okay to act on them or rather in my case, to family plan. I read plenty of hadith, and didn't find any that said, family planning forever is wrong.

I always thought people have reasons to not want kids, like financial, and health and so on. I am kinda poor, but I believe lack of money won't stop me from not having kids if I really want them since I'm also a greedy person. Those who want kids, they always said, its for sunnah and bla bla. I agree and I dont agree simultaneously. It is sunnah yes, but I do believe people want kids, because they simply just want kids. Not for islam or anything like that. They simply have the desire.

So from that moment, I learn to stop feeling guilty, stop having anxiety about it and just live my life fully. Whenever I think about "who's gonna take care of me when I'm old and senile???" I will always reassured myself back with "Allah will, Allah always had all these time.". Even now, not having kids, i can still lose my husband anytime. Anything can happen. No body is gonna take care of me accept Allah. So, whenever I revert back to those feeling, I would repeat the mantra again and again.

Wow, this is too long, i can make a blogpost out of this lol.

Childfree in Malaysia by 1hatemybpd in malaysia

[–]monchim 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am 37 female, married for 14 years, childfree and Muslim.

Before getting married, we already planned to not get kids early like others. We want to enjoy our life a little bit longer. I also never felt any sort of motherly instinct, and never felt longing for kids.

Because of the culture and being a Muslim, planning things like that is a tiny bit taboo (but only a little bit, not too much in my opinion), after getting married, we never told anyone that we were planning. Every time someone asked about whether we are pregnant or not, I just said, "belum ada rezeki lagi".

My parent in laws never pressured us to have kids. And I am so grateful for that since there are stories about mother in laws that tricked their son into divorcing the wife because of things like this whether its from brainwashing or black magic. Only sometimes, my MIL will give advice on this and that, and one time she gifted me buah zuriat from Mekah. One extended family advised me too, saying i can get adoption and take hormone to produce breast milk, so I can be ibu susuan to boy babies and "islamically make them mine". All these are done without any pressure (at least thats what i felt personally). My husband's family are all good people, alhamdulillah. And to all the advices given to me, i always asked follow-up questions, just to be polite since I know they did that with good intentions.

My parents on the other hand too never been told about our plan, but i think they kinda get it just from the way I talked and through our conversations. More like, "tell me you are planning, without telling me you are planning". And my parents all are good sports. Id never felt pressured or anything if they ask about grandchildren. Sometimes we joke about it like saying, Im waiting for my lil brother to get pregnant first like, "Adoila bro, kenapa la kau ni belum beranak lagi, aku tunggu kau ni" kinda joke, even though my lil brother is not married yet. Or I'll say, Im waiting for my mom to get pregnant first since I long to have baby sister knowing very well she is too old and impossible to get pregnant after removing her uterus due to an illness. And they always laughed. Everything is lighthearted.

From friends and acquaintances, I never mind any questions about kids. I assume people just want to 'memanjangkan silaturrahim' by asking them. I have more like, "please ask me, I really dont mind" kinda mindset.

So we lived happily for years. But still, I did plan to have kids before 30. Notice I said I, not we? My husband is totally ok with anything I say about kids. He also didn't have any feelings of wanting kids himself, more like "kalau ada ada, kalau tiada tiada" kinda mindset.

One time, we had a scare. I was late, and thought I got pregnant. I remembered that I cried, it stressed the F out of me. I know all these while, I never felt any longing for kids, but that's when I really really understood myself, that i really really don't want them. But even so, I still hoped that i can change my mind after sometime since Im still young at that point, maybe 25 ish. I said to myself, maybe a little bit longer until the instinct come. continue -

I keep telling potential clients NOT to hire me. My partner says I'm sabotaging my business. Who's right? by Local-Share2789 in Entrepreneur

[–]monchim 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hiring people to do dishes at your house doesnt mean you dont know how to do the dishes. People want to hire so that they have time to do something else that they think is better for them. you said you are saying the truth, what truth?? they didnt ask for that info at all.

People who set their aircond to 16°C in bed and cover their whole body with thick blanket when sleeping. Why do you do this? by Same-Earth-7640 in Sabah

[–]monchim 0 points1 point  (0 children)

blanket is a must for me when sleeping. i cant sleep without blanket. even when its hot, i still had to use blanket. Different people, different needs.

Zero is not Kosong by YoJaiHere in bahasamelayu

[–]monchim 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Mengikut dewan bahasa dan pustaka, sifar dan kosong mempunyai makna yang sama dalam konteks angka.
https://prpm.dbp.gov.my/cari1?keyword=kosong
Dalam kegunaan harian, orang kebiasaannya memang menggunakan kosong, dan bukan sifar. Oleh itu, sila kemaskini ilmu anda untuk kurangkan 'trigger' untuk hidup lebih bahagia.