Re: WHAT RUINS MOST SOMALI HOMES IS...
Posted: Sun Nov 21, 2010 8:51 pm

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khamri...abdisamad3 wrote:jo helwa det gør det også her i DK they mix khat iyo khamri together some of them are soo skinny that they look like a TB patient walahi.HELWAA wrote:LivingToSucceed wrote:waa ruunta, but i would love to chew khat with my husband for ONLY one night.
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abdisamad3 wrote:lol helwaa I was about to say khat when I sow the title...![]()
Så det är samma problem i Danmark också?
Jag fattar inte varför folk tycker om den här shiten
Enlightened~Sista wrote:I don't think chewing is the main cause of divorce.The main reason is they fall out of love those who are 40+ and for the older generation of Somali women and the ones back home I've noticed have this idea that Woman only has worth haday wax dhali karto.If she's past the child bearing age then naf ma leh. Maxaa lugu falayyaa. Even if they enjoy sex somewhat they tend to think it's ceeb { whatever their age!), thats only for men.So when menopause hits, they become depressed they think way gaboobeyn, not desirable anymore..there is no life.And how does the husband respond? Mid kale o half his age or even younger ayuu Somalia ku guursadaa!
Indeed.kambuli wrote:Why do Somali chicks marry a kat addict in the first place? Because the girls are told, you have to marry only Somali man..and most of them chew kat..Specially in places like England. Not only that, the girls are larger in number then men which does not help that much choice..
Kat is number 1 cause of family break-ups..When the guy uses most of the money with kat, trouble starts, when he sleeps most of the day because of Qaaddiro and stuff, then there is a problem...When he couldn't even perform his manly duty, then there is a problem too..
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Paddington Bear wrote:
She loves me, she loves me not...
I only chew on Eid, family weddings and Funerals, HELWAA. I couldn't this Eid because it was a Tuesday.HELWAA wrote:Paddington Bear wrote:
She loves me, she loves me not...
so you chew miyaa...ilayen mushkiladaadi isaga kugu wacna.
What's better than a long chewing session where I can talk about their good deeds and endlessly make duca for them?HELWAA wrote:Funerals?. you celebrate someones death...is that ur way remembring yoma al aakhira miya?
Executive wrote:Helwa
Have you seen qaad in sweden?
My entire life I have only seen qaad like once or twice, i doubts its the main reason for broken families, but deffo part of it.
Well it's not about being in same circles as these pple...somalis talk and all they talk about is about other pples problems.you know hebel ba halkan ka boodey..heblaaya hebel soo tuurtey.Paddington Bear wrote:What's better than a long chewing session where I can talk about their good deeds and endlessly make duca for them?HELWAA wrote:Funerals?. you celebrate someones death...is that ur way remembring yoma al aakhira miya?
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Now lets get serious and let me give you (and all the young ones here) a piece of advice. I usually never come across broken homes, fueding families and hopeless kids. I think (and I am most probably correct) that the circles I move in are all decent families with respect and values. I only read about bad stories online. So, if such families do truly exist and you (all of you) happen to come across them all the time, my advice to you is to change the circles you move in.
Fananka yedhi "Dadka ha iska weyneyn" ma maqashay? He was wrong. Is weynay ilaa aad cirka martid.