
Have any of you tried this method of shukansin, share your experience
Basra you are excluded

after every hardship comes ease

Moderators: Moderators, Junior Moderators
How are you going to express your feelings while the mom is sitting there. Imagine saying habibi or honey and the mom says (yaah kusoo eli maha tiri, don't start sheekadas etc)Fortuna wrote:I think at this day and age our parents are okay with us "talking" as in dating but not actually dating over the phone. If we are guur doon, they're fine with it (usually moms) though, like they'd know I'm talking to a possible suitor type thing.
And yes, supervised visits or group "dates" lol as long as you keep it halal and si qof sharaf leh, I think it's fine.
The man I was talking to, my parents knew of him, so did siblings, we'd be on the phone for hours and they knew it was the getting to know each other phase. It didn't work out, but no harm was done Alhamdulillah.
AdeerAbdiWahab252 wrote:Haywire,
Adeer, if you mean by parking lot pimpin at the Masjid's parking lot, yes I am guilty as charged. You could also cruise the cafeteria before the Halaqa and you are bound to run into someone that catches your eye. A good technique is to fish by spotting a fish that you know in a nonshukaansi way and cruise up to start a conversation. She is a a good sister, cousin or other nonshukaansi relative, she will introduce you to her friend. You are now no longer strangers but acquaintances and you can chat her up next time.
If you want to go deep in the circuit, become a 'wadaad (i.e. a regular at the masjid, halaqas and hang out with the surwalgab crew, they are always first to spot the fine sisters and seduce them with scripture).
I don't recommend sitting at someone's house and chatting with her infront of her parents. It is awkward and invites constant interference in your future shukaansi with questions like "When are you getting married? What is going on? Why the delay?"
I tried that sitting down nonsense and it was terrible. My habaryar inadvertently put me on this course as I cruised West London for a wife. Most of the sisters were "fronters' pretending to be 'conservative' good girls who zero social life. Yet I could sense there was more to the story than she was letting on.
Vivacious wrote:Tushi you heard him
Not really. The Tushi I know can handle this very wellHayWire wrote:Vivacious wrote:Tushi you heard him![]()
damn you vivs ilfur. Now Tuushi will disapear for a month, now she will be like
HayWire wrote: Basra you are excluded![]()