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i think females are the bravest creatures on the planet..they give birth and then do it again..child after child after child.... enduring all that pain and the willingness to do it again over and over is bravery at its best.

mothers

zulaika wrote:i think females are the bravest creatures on the planet..they give birth and then do it again..child after child after child.... enduring all that pain and the willingness to do it again over and over is bravery at its best.

mothers

I agree.

zulaika wrote:i think females are the bravest creatures on the planet..they give birth and then do it again..child after child after child.... enduring all that pain and the willingness to do it again over and over is bravery at its best.

mothers

So how many times have you been brave?


Bravery=Somali

Kambuli i couldn't have said it better..

Sir-Lug loool did you hear a specific story or are u generalizing leeh lol.

sadeboi wrote:

Did you actually hear a real story like this, did this scenario ever happen? You cannot make a point with a nonexistent example, it will cause one not to look at things rationally. Goballada dhexe are not abundant as regions, and because of that men had to fight for resources, this is more thoughtful reasoning then to simply imply they love to kill! Bravery even in a worldly view is romanticized with defending and fighting for your own in war.

Sade,

The underlined bold is your answer to your question. I don't know what you were thinking when you were asking the question and then answering yourself !!........... Am I missing something here?

Not only in Gobolada Dhexe, but there was an unnecessary murders or killing in our inter-clan fights in all around Somali regions..

What bothers me is the audacity to brag those heinous activities in the Somali all women wedding nights, in their so called Baraambur:

Kuwii dadka leyn jirey baan nahay,
Kuwii Geela dhici jirey baan nahay

Murderers and Robbers in the making

Kambuli,

How many people have you secretly wanted to kill, adiga?

C'mon now, don't give me that look, there must've been at least 1 person you wanted to be hacked to death in your lifetime?

You can PM me your answer.

And then the women start screaming from down the hallway, Albaabka la isku dagali to get their first then maryaha la tuuri dhuulka la isku tuuri and they start kissing the Buranbuur lady..

I do not have the nerves to do that to be honest most of the weddings i go to do not do that i think people from Waqoyi have less of that Suuro lol and the most i do is waan boda thats all. Southerners waa sheko kale.

Kolombo, quote " How many people have you secretly wanted to kill, adiga?

Walaal, that is very scary to write.. It is not a good idea, to claim Allaah's power..As he is the only one that can read my mind..Ilaahay u noqo.

I may be upset with someone, like I was upset with that idiot women who was beating up the poor 90yrs old guy and anyone who has blood on their hands...

But the topic is not about me...and you don't know me in person..I am sure you wouldn't write what you wrote if you only know me..

Babygirl,

Ma yaabtay Crazy weeyaan...

bravery is peace. it is easier killing and requires only a coward to kill and destroy than maintain peace. kids playing and studying, women and old people living side by side through peace and respect. that is bravery.

because he wanted to water his camels first......then you may ask, was there a water shortage? No, on the contrary, water was abundant.

This is what you wrote, in which you stated a man simply killed a man because he wanted to water his camel first when there was enough water.

I said, that's not the case in Goballada dhexe, resources and especially water are not abundant and unless you actually know a real person who did this then you cannot use that scenario to explain the logic behind what brave or not in that area. Such actions of just killing man for that reason does not happen nor is it a custom as you wish to portray it. I explained to use, because of lack of resources, people fought for water where you stated that there is enough resources but for idiotic and simple reasons its a custom to kill in those regions.

bravery is foolishness...I represent all the cowards and poltroons of the world, with no apologies. A long time people used to say "Fuley hoyadii ma goblanto"...

The coward man keep sound bone
And the violent man weep and moan

Going into a battle against overwhelming odds and succeeding