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Newhargeisagirl wrote:

Yoousef wrote:

Enlightened~Sista wrote:Xamud & Nobleman...kani ogaada Somali ma ahan.

Why am I not somali? Because I don't conform to typical somali views?

Alhamdulilah I am strong-minded and don't hide in the corner and just do as a typical Somali would

Keep your head high..and ignore the haters sweetie

Thank you sister. Your very nice. jazik al akhir

Of course not. We're newly wed and we can't even have passionate sex all cuz his mom and sister are there? Miyuu waashay? We'd better go on a 1 month honeymoon around the world marka!

Besides, it's in our culture... When a couple get married, you empty the house for them, meaning get a place of your own.

[quote="*Nobleman*"]Interesting, a big no from most of the girls.

Kambuli, the idea behind the arrangement is to save money for a longer term plan.

I had this same debate with a sister. I felt girls were generally unrealistic in their expectations. They some how want an wadaad, who is rich, drives a nice car, from a great family and can afford a nice house. Highly unrealistic. [/quote]


If the girl really wants the boy she will do everything....By the way, Xaggay joogaan hablahan doonaya inuu wax walba ninku keeno...Anaga in America they share everything, they bring their income together, they plan together and that is the way to succeed

But sometimes, what happens is the girl accepts to save lots of money with the man and guess what he does? He marries another wife with the money she sacrificed Also most of the time there is a tension that rises between the wife and the in-laws so because of this some families try to avoid that from the very beginning..I don't know why, but the husband never haves a problem with his in-laws..Most of the time 99% it is us(women) who have a problem with their in-laws..I really don't know why

kambuli wrote:If the girl really wants the boy she will do everything....By the way, Xaggay joogaan hablahan doonaya inuu wax walba ninku keeno...Anaga in America they share everything, they bring their income together, they plan together and that is the way to succeed But sometimes, what happens is the girl accepts to save lots of money with the man and guess what he does? He marries another wife with the money she sacrificed Also most of the time there is a tension that rises between the wife and the in-laws so because of this some families try to avoid that from the very beginning..I don't know why, but the husband never haves a problem with his in-laws..Most of the time 99% it is us(women) who have a problem with their in-laws..I really don't know why

Somali woman working and sharing an income. Sharing everything Nice fairytale

The guy shouldn't be asking for her hand to begin with knowing the fact he hasn't got his own house. As for the girl, why on earth would she want to live with his mother AND sister? Unless, she's desperate to get hitched I don't see why she would go along with it. The reason I say this is because I'm visualising pontential scenarios which could occur if this situation was to happen.

Yousuf,

Are you saying what I wrote is a lie? Huuno it is not..

kambuli wrote:Yousuf,Are you saying what I wrote is a lie? Huuno it is not..

Not lying just trying to make Somali women look better. Most somali women are sponges who want to live off there husbands income, stay at home all day do nothing but spend money and have kids. I hate all of those thing

Enlightened~Sista wrote:ujeedana wuu leeyahay hadaad u fiirsataan.


afkeynana ku hadla

aniga maxa uu moodey qof oo nick noo soo badalay!

LOOOOOL At this topic.

Warsan_Star_Muslimah wrote:

Enlightened~Sista wrote:ujeedana wuu leeyahay hadaad u fiirsataan.


afkeynana ku hadla

aniga maxa uu moodey qof oo nick noo soo badalay!

LOOOOOL At this topic.

Your bullying me again. I am not a person with lots of nicks, I am just one person

Damn, I should've spoken with a lander twang.

Aryeeeeeee

p.s. I'm just kidding peeps. BTW apologise again Yoousef.

I better tell my friend that this proposition is a no go

In all seriousness this thread has no reflection on me, just all hypothetical

If i wanted to live with a mother, i have my own! Why would i leave my family to live with his? Its just creepy

*Nobleman* wrote:I better tell my friend that this proposition is a no go

In all seriousness this thread has no reflection on me, just all hypothetical

Yes, tell your "friend" this is a no-no go area for us Somalis, lets follow the dhaqan as somali guys love to always say.

Besides, doesn't he have any family or friends, qarabo w/e that can allow them to live in their house for a few months. My mum's cousin just got married recently and her and her husband did not have a place, so they are living in his sister house till they get a place. The same thing with my brother, him and his wife got a flat the Somali way, he paid for the rent, voila all was good.

Warsan_Star_Muslimah wrote:

*Nobleman* wrote:I better tell my friend that this proposition is a no go

In all seriousness this thread has no reflection on me, just all hypothetical

Yes, tell your "friend" this is a no-no go area for us Somalis, lets follow the dhaqan as somali guys love to always say.

Besides, doesn't he have any family or friends, qarabo w/e that can allow them to live in their house for a few months. My mum's cousin just got married recently and her and her husband did not have a place, so they are living in his sister house till they get a place. The same thing with my brother, him and his wife got a flat the Somali way, he paid for the rent, voila all was good.

i guess this was back home...

Why is everyone obsessed with the mother-in-law and sister-in-law? I would be more uncomfortable with the brother-in-laws!!!!!!!!!! Imagine wearing your scarf at home ALL the time and have to cover? Hell no I already wear it outside.

Ps if you look at other way, you don’t have to do the house cleaning, cooking ect for a while cos it isn’t ur house