

Where was this taped?
Quite different than this:
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The discrimination, awoowe, the antagonizing discrimination we have to deal with and put up with daily is unprecedented. And all of that because it's what nature intended. It is not like it's our fault to be bald or that we asked for it. Not fair! It's time all the brothers in bald stand up in the face of this aggression and human rights violation.FarhanYare wrote:high maintenance girls. folks with bidaar didn't make the cut for those girls lol. Am not sure the first girl is serious or not, coz she is the most high maintenance of them all and average looking
Within a decade or so I am there. And knowing that I am your typical Faarax (skinny legs with beer belly), thanks for making me depressed already.Julkimi wrote:
Twist: Are you really bald headed? if you are, you have two options, have a banging, hardcore body, or be really funny.
Yes, I agree with you JaalleMarx. Wants over needs will not lead to happy outcome.JaalleMarx wrote:Bella,
I did not watch the whole video but I noticed the following;
-none of them said " kii uu ilaahey ii calfo"
-The notion of colour being a marker of handsomeness/beauty; nin cad, maarin, faruuro cad etc. Yes, there was one who said nin sideeyda u eg(read maddow).
- None of them mentioned education. This was a big issue for the older generation. Nin wax bartay oo caqli leh ayaan rabaa was the key.
These are probably generation internet; generation riwaayad raqiis ah.
BTW, what is the dooq of Somalinet's Xaawaley?
Twist wrote:Lam, Jul & myself can never get along well. We're like fire & benzene (dab iyo banziin lol). I want turn her heels over her head and force her to be submissive and she wants to wear the pants and be the dominant one. There will be a constant power struggle there, sxb.
Good points Bella; but at the end of the day, marriage (which is the ultimate goal of somalis) is to quote Forest Gump, like a box of chocolate. You don't know what you are getting.Bella18 wrote:Yes, I agree with you JaalleMarx. Wants over needs will not lead to happy outcome.JaalleMarx wrote:Bella,
I did not watch the whole video but I noticed the following;
-none of them said " kii uu ilaahey ii calfo"
-The notion of colour being a marker of handsomeness/beauty; nin cad, maarin, faruuro cad etc. Yes, there was one who said nin sideeyda u eg(read maddow).
- None of them mentioned education. This was a big issue for the older generation. Nin wax bartay oo caqli leh ayaan rabaa was the key.
These are probably generation internet; generation riwaayad raqiis ah.
BTW, what is the dooq of Somalinet's Xaawaley?
Most Somali females go for the xarago type. Looks aren't that important in selecting a lifetime partner, what's the point when it fades in the end?
Somalida meel loga baxsado malahan, if you are realistic and want to lead a simple life you will be dubbed as the faarax pleaser type.
If a candidate has the following qualities, he is good to go
*Has strong Imaan
*Great personality
*Is committed
*Family orientated
*Understanding person / down to earth / knows when to be serious and when to have fun
*Has knowledge and can put it into use. / not stacks of degrees which are useless
*Has career goal / objective
*Financially stable (necessarily not loaded) but enough to get through each day
*There is age requirement for me; at least 8+ years older than moi (No judging on this one please)
I did not mention good looks. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
At the end of the day he might lack some of the above, no one is perfect lakin hadi lays af garto wax waa lays laa wadaagi kara. That's where the teamwork kicks in