I agree
I can see why she might be right tho Most divorces I knew of were caused by the menWell, that is her opinion, based on her experience.
Marriage is give and take, what did she think it would be?
You came for her neckThe men are the problem yet “men are trash“ trends everyday right? Does this dumb ninja know what an unpopular opinion means?
“Heathen”
My nigga said dumb ninja she finna karate chop the next f*ck boy she meetsThe men are the problem yet “men are trash“ trends everyday right? Does this dumb ninja know what an unpopular opinion means?
I agree with you 100%. I’d like to add on that Somali women need to chill with their marriage obsession, it’s rooted in our culture. You have to be married by a certain age/ you will never find a husband if you are so picky! Etc. Find a good man then get married, don’t matter what age you are. Preferably after you graduate/ finish your studies.I agree with her but, I feel like Somali women are their own worse enemy too. Their obsession with marriage is not normal. Yes, marriage is a blessing from Allah, however maha ninkii sidaa kuu soo fiiriyo inaad horey ka guursato. Somali women should consider checking the man they are marryings history. Additionally, when a man tells you he has been divorced and has kids, make sure you ask a lot of questions as to why. They usually will say its the womans fault, but, i,m sorry, but you got divorced two, three four times and its the womans fault?. I will not buy that bs. Furthermore, when he says he hasnt seen his children in years, which it happens, think about if you want a man like that to father your future children and if you will be ok with him eventually abandoning yours as well because it will happen.
I agree with you 100%. I’d like to add on that Somali women need to chill with their marriage obsession, it’s rooted in our culture. You have to be married by a certain age/ you will never find a husband if you are so picky! Etc. Find a good man then get married, don’t matter what age you are. Preferably after you graduate/ finish your studies.
I was saying that if they are older and still haven’t married they’ll have to settle for less since they are “too picky”. background checks are essential when finding a spouse, ugh, I can’t stress it enough.The issue is, they are never picky, they choose the first man that glances at them. Hence why its important to check the mans background, and more importantly, let a mahrum or a trusted Muslim man check the mans history and get to know him on your behalf as well. I dont know how a person cares so little about their life and the lives of the children they bring in this world too. Its so selfish.
The problem is and always has been women. They are ruining marriages left and right now. Women are forgetting their roles in a marriage
I was saying that if they are older and still haven’t married they’ll have to settle for less since they are “too picky”. background checks are essential when finding a spouse, ugh, I can’t stress it enough.
Lmfao, I completely agree with you. I might use the “search up his name in the school commencement list”Yes! I'm borderline psycho when it comes to background checks. Especially in this day and age when people are getting to know each other for marriage online (social media, Muslim matrimonial sites etc.) If a guy tells me he graduated from a specific university, I will look up that school's commencement list to see if his name is on it (you can even find videos of them walking across the stage sometimes lol). You have to "trust but verify" everything that these guys tell you. I agree with what the sister said in the video that you should see who his family and friends are but also do a random check on him aka find out what masjid he goes to and call them up and ask about him. It sounds crazy but it's marriage that we're talking about! I don't want to be emabrassed/one upped by some information that I didn't know when I could've easily researched beforehand.
The problem is and always has been women. They are ruining marriages left and right now. Women are forgetting their roles in a marriage
They don’t care. Internalized misogyny and “pick-me-ism.”I agree with her but, I feel like Somali women are their own worse enemy too. Their obsession with marriage is not normal. Yes, marriage is a blessing from Allah, however maha ninkii sidaa kuu soo fiiriyo inaad horey ka guursato. Somali women should consider checking the man they are marryings history. Additionally, when a man tells you he has been divorced and has kids, make sure you ask a lot of questions as to why. They usually will say its the womans fault, but, i,m sorry, but you got divorced two, three four times and its the womans fault?. I will not buy that bs. Furthermore, when he says he hasnt seen his children in years, which it happens, think about if you want a man like that to father your future children and if you will be ok with him eventually abandoning yours as well because it will happen.
May Allah make it easy for you sis. I agree with the background checks. It’s seems though you have to be very thorough. I don’t know about you though, but I’m really weary of “super religious wadaad guys.” There always seems to be a huge skeleton hiding in their closets.Yes! I'm borderline psycho when it comes to background checks. Especially in this day and age when people are getting to know each other for marriage online (social media, Muslim matrimonial sites etc.) If a guy tells me he graduated from a specific university, I will look up that school's commencement list to see if his name is on it (you can even find videos of them walking across the stage sometimes lol). You have to "trust but verify" everything that these guys tell you. I agree with what the sister said in the video that you should see who his family and friends are but also do a random check on him aka find out what masjid he goes to and call them up and ask about him. It sounds crazy but it's marriage that we're talking about! I don't want to be emabrassed/one upped by some information that I didn't know when I could've easily researched beforehand.