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Fake story advertising a pathetic little blog and it worked I see.

Udun - you see Somali 'career women' everywhere you look miyaa....stick to the topic or stfu.

OMG

Epic if it's true

YungFresh,

Something tells Me You're a real life Billy, focken looser

Murax wrote:YungFresh,

Something tells Me You're a real life Billy, focken looser

Something tells me you're a real life Rachel and your boyfriend loves his car more than you, fuckin flaming flamingo

Did yall notice that Billy has the same writing style as Somalian Boqor judging from the OP?

I just noticed.

the dude reminds me of sadaam.

He Shared his personal life in a public forum

As fake as plastic surgery that.

if this true, he was just venting.
do you think some men dont talk about their personal life in the mosques?

they do and i heard older guys isku ala'alaya. they're human and need to vent.

he was just unlucky and cought.

hyperactive wrote:if this true, he was just venting.
do you think some men dont talk about their personal life in the mosques?

they do and i heard older guys isku ala'alaya. they're human and need to vent.

he was just unlucky and cought.

Hyper, I would never do anything like that bro. Waa ceeb. You never discuss, vent about, or even give a hint of home problems to anyone. My dad and Mom wouldn't even know if I would be going through hell because of some hard-to-deal-with wife. You solve your problems and stand up to a little bully in the house if she is on the wrong side, if not, you fix your problems and become a reasonable husband. Aniga naag isuma kay waali karto, she is either straight and lives/would live accordingly, by the rules and contracts, or simply she is out of the door. I believe we all get treated as we treat others for the most part although sometimes some people take you for a jerk when you are too nice. Bottom line is, it is not manly to vent about a wife and home issues to even relatives.

^^You're right..If ur problems reach the relatives khalaas ceebtaadu waa banaanka.Pple should solve their problems in private.

Soomalida waan ka yaabey markey ninka iyo naagtu is qabsadaan sirtoodo oo dhan waa banaanka.

GeoDesic wrote:

hyperactive wrote:if this true, he was just venting.
do you think some men dont talk about their personal life in the mosques?

they do and i heard older guys isku ala'alaya. they're human and need to vent.

he was just unlucky and cought.

Hyper, I would never do anything like that bro. Waa ceeb. You never discuss, vent about, or even give a hint of home problems to anyone. My dad and Mom wouldn't even know if I would be going through hell because of some hard-to-deal-with wife. You solve your problems and stand up to a little bully in the house if she is on the wrong side, if not, you fix your problems and become a reasonable husband. Aniga naag isuma kay waali karto, she is either straight and lives/would live accordingly, by the rules and contracts, or simply she is out of the door. I believe we all get treated as we treat others for the most part although sometimes some people take you for a jerk when you are too nice. Bottom line is, it is not manly to vent about a wife and home issues to even relatives.

brother, i dont disagree it's wrong,and no one would do anything for you by telling them.
but some men do, ive heard older guys in the masjid, not only from one time but all the time.
i started to believe odayasha maba hishoonaya.
ummu eyaal this and that...lol

I thought this topic was going to be about Cinque

Disappointed..

hyperactive wrote:
brother, i dont disagree it's wrong,and no one would do anything for you by telling them.
but some men do, ive heard older guys in the masjid, not only from one time but all the time.
i started to believe odayasha maba hishoonaya.
ummu eyaal this and that...lol

@odayaasha maba xishoonayaan. It is bad habit to complain about a wife to anyone. I would encourage or advise a wife to seek help though and wouldn't hold her to the same standards I would hold to husbands. Women can use other people's involvement(like her dad, or her husband's dad) if she loves her husband and wants to keep him but doesn't know how to get him to act better. Shaming him to someone he respects might help as a last resort, someone with good faith who understands keeping secrets are important. I am just too private. I don't understand why a man lets his personal problems reach others to begin with.