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Lord Diplock wrote:That is understandable walaal, perfectly understandable and many guys would fit that billing, what is not possible is this: a complete package, deen, good looks, great job, university education, no dodgy background, good character, not a miser, and the list of unrealistic demand goes on.
Subhanallah, I know a relative who eventually married a guy for the sake of it after her unreliastic demand went fulfilled, she 'lowered' herself and married some faarax out there in South Africa who probably works in some Indian shop I guess..![]()
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Don't make yourself cheap, but be realistic is my advice. if there is chemistry, then you are on the right avenue, the rest is important but chemistry and love come first, without that, nothing will work in my view.
Maybe we Somalis blokes have 'failed' you guys, why can't you guys try other Muslim brothers...![]()
BlackVelvet wrote:LMAO@ some of the things you guys have said![]()
Warsan@ "has kids all over the place like a Jamicaan" wth, funniest comment in the thread![]()
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And about "shaddy past" I thought we were talking about clubbing, having had a few girls, maybe shisha or tried weed when he was younger, that I thought was a shaddy past but ex-murderer!, ex-rapist!, gabdho what the fudge?! That is not a shaddy past that is a criminal!![]()
Warsan I am not so attached to the whole Somali thing, if I met a man who was respectful and kind and family oriented and honest and dignfied and religious and down to earth...his race would be the last thing on my mind. I'd say alxamdulillah and take it with a big smile![]()
I don't see how WstLdn's guy can be unrealistic, which part? The looks are subjective, the rest are great but surely not aiming too high:
It's what everyone should be aiming to be and I know a lot of Somali girls like this and a few guys as wellVery patient, strong, great manners, ability to problem solve, honest/trustable, no hidden agendas *what you see is what you get type-of guy*, no shady past *Major turn off*, humble, has trust in Allah *good deen*, the sorta good character which people look up to *role model*, ambitious , very caring, easy to get along with, not too demanding![]()
Now if you'd said, millionaire, CEO of a company, xifdul Quran, mensa member, voulunteers at his local hospital, fasts every monday and thursday...that kind of stuff is perhaps unrealistic lakin really, humility, kindness, ambition, trustworthy...if this kind of stuff is aiming too high what kind of people are we marrying?
mashallah sister. you are a good muslimah who knows her diin.Warsan_Star_Muslimah wrote:My option is, if I became too old and I see a guy who fulfils all of those but he happens to be married, become number two, no sweat.Lord Diplock wrote:That is understandable walaal, perfectly understandable and many guys would fit that billing, what is not possible is this: a complete package, deen, good looks, great job, university education, no dodgy background, good character, not a miser, and the list of unrealistic demand goes on.
Subhanallah, I know a relative who eventually married a guy for the sake of it after her unreliastic demand went fulfilled, she 'lowered' herself and married some faarax out there in South Africa who probably works in some Indian shop I guess..![]()
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Don't make yourself cheap, but be realistic is my advice. if there is chemistry, then you are on the right avenue, the rest is important but chemistry and love come first, without that, nothing will work in my view.
Maybe we Somalis blokes have 'failed' you guys, why can't you guys try other Muslim brothers...![]()
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Exactly!! Marriage is probably the biggest decision most people will make in this life time, as it's continuous and it involves others i.e. future children etc.. So why settle for something less..BlackVelvet wrote: When you apply for a job they set out the job description and personal specification, then they interview you and only then do you get the job. So why expect less when getting married, surely your life means more than a job?
Wale, you are so spot on with that.Warsan_Star_Muslimah wrote: In my honest opinion ninmanka Soomalida do not have the best personality, and if they do then they are not the best looking, but even if they have the personality and looks, they don't have the deen, it is rare to find that great combo. Whereas I have seen plenty of Somali girls that fit that category.
hear, hear.1_londoner wrote:Wale, you are so spot on with that.Warsan_Star_Muslimah wrote: In my honest opinion ninmanka Soomalida do not have the best personality, and if they do then they are not the best looking, but even if they have the personality and looks, they don't have the deen, it is rare to find that great combo. Whereas I have seen plenty of Somali girls that fit that category.![]()
Warsan is wicked...her kusband will be one lucky fella I tell ya.
This is a Cheapshot to the men and at the same time hyping up the girlsWarsan_Star_Muslimah wrote:In my honest opinion ninmanka Soomalida do not have the best personality, and if they do then they are not the best looking, but even if they have the personality and looks, they don't have the deen, it is rare to find that great combo. Whereas I have seen plenty of Somali girls that fit that category.
qoraxeey wrote:lacag
does what I tell him
more lacag
not so attractive ( i dont want other women wanting him)
edcuated
know his religion very good ,,, laakiin not like wadaad type ( ehm yeah they go after 4 wives)
comes from a good family
You are right in this, but all I'm saying is, you cannot find the 'perfect package.' Westldn's guy is HOT, educated, ambitious, deen, with a personality that blows you away? Thats not reasonable because she has never seen a guy like that?BlackVelvet wrote: If you're educated it's not too much to ask for the same, if you are ambitious it's natural to ask for the man to want the same lifestyle, if religion is important to you it's important that the man feels the same, if you don't like being bossed around it's important that he doesn't like to boss people around. As women we might want to believe that we can take care of ourselves and our families and futures on our own and carry most of the bulk but this man is going to be the head of your family, the father of your children, the bread winner at times and making sure he has the aptitude to do all this is just basics. Just the same way he should be asking himself if you have the aptitude to be a good care taker, a supportive wife and a good mother. Otherwise how is this possibly going to be a long lasting and fulfilling marriage? When you apply for a job they set out the job description and personal specification, then they interview you and only then do you get the job. So why expect less when getting married, surely your life means more than a job?
What you said after you pointed out my misunderstanding with the GP comment, that was very very reasonable, infact the most reasonable of all the posts made out of all the girls combined.