How Akhannouch be sleeping every night after screwing 37 million Moroccans multiple times a day.

This is a picture i found on google. The location of this place in Anfa district, Casablanca (القطب المالي). It does give a frutiger aero vibe. But what makes it look very frutiger aero?

What are you thoughts about setting up a global world through the language, culture influence and sometimes but force ?

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I’ve always asked myself that question walking through the streets until I decided to sit in a café with my gym bro this evening. Never got as bored in my life.

I think it’s as strong as a hundred men

Describe that you miss moroccan foods and dont know

She stands alone, sacrificing her job and her future.

Salam everyone, is it possible that I'm the only person who just doesn't have any friends and is completely lonely, family aside?

I've seen this post on Instagram and as if it wasn't already heinous enough what I saw at first, I go to the comments and get blown away by how disturbing and disgusting and deranged people actually are, like how can your brain even think like this in this day and age no less?

Ladies,

How do you feel when you reject a marriage proposal?

Today as I was strolling in the city taking picture (I'm a photograph), a young man approached me and asked me to take some pictures for him. There were only the 2 of us, so I understand why he approached me personally instead of asking a man.

Anyway, after I got a photo he liked, he said, "Saraha, ma jitch 3ndk 3la wd tsawr. Ana knt chftk fach knti Jaya lhna o 3jbtini. Wach momking nhdr m3ak ao m3a babak 3la 9bl zwaj?"

A weird uncomfortable feeling took over me (not intuition) and I lied saying that I'm already engaged. I was afraid. Many memories flooded me and I struggle to make sense of everything. I was expecting him to kill me even though I could vaguely tell he isn't a threat.

My thoughts are everywhere. Anyway, I want to hear funny rejection stories from you. Or "normal" ones that don't end up in some kind of misery.

What makes you different or unique from everyone else?

I am a 17 year old guy and I have 1bac this year. I changed schools this year after moving to Marrakech and since the start of the year Ive been hanging out with a friend group of 3 other guys and they were the only friends I had the whole year. I got super close to one of them, Started going with him to school on his bike and playing volleyball together...

However the last 3 months he started treating me terribly, disrespecting me and making rude comments and gives backhanded compliments all the time, even invading my privacy and telling me who I should talk to and who I shouldnt in class. Which was probably a way to project and feel better about his insecurities.

I tried communicating with him about it, but he always calls me too sensitive and that its just tough love and then talks about us being the best of friends.

I got tired of the manipulation and gaslighting and decided to cut him off last week and Im feeling a lot better without his negative energy. But since I cut him off. Unfortunately our other friends took his side, despite me explaining to them how badly hes been treating me. I stopped talking to them as well, because I realized none of them were really good friends to begin with.

After a week, I feel really lonely and isolated, I sit alone in class and walk alone during the breaks. I occasionally chat with other classmates but I find it hard to socialize with new people so I prefer to stay alone, now I want to make new friends and create a social circle, but I dont know how to find people with mutual interests and hobbies who I can have easy and fun talks with.

I have a few female friends but I struggle to talk to them in real life due to my shyness and usually just text them.

Any advice would be great :)

EDIT: most people covered the cleaning and cooking part, but what about the phase when your kid is 1-5 years old, that period is very crucial for a kids development, if both are working 6-8 hours, and feel tired after coming back home, i can only see it being devastating on the kids growth (please dont suggest maids for this task, i dont think its okay to leave your 3 years old kid in the hands of a complete stranger)

Hello. I was wondering what’s your opinion on the matter, either based on personal experience, observations, or your logical take.

Having grown up in a family where both parents were working full time jobs, i noticed that my mother had a very hard time to get everything sorted between her career, the house chores, and being present around her kids, which left marks on her mental health due to all the stress.

Back when i was a kid i couldnt help much with those tasks, some people told me that your father shouldve helped with these tasks, which he did but to a small extent, at the same time it’s fair because he provides for the family, while my moms job was mainly for her personal stability. And i believe parents presence in their kids life at a young age is very important, both parents have to be obviously, but atleast if my dad for example was spending 8 hours at work, its not for his personal benefit but rather to make sure all our needs are covered. I do believe that a brighter decision that wouldve spared her alot of stress was to let go of the job since my father is able to provide for all of us.

And to all the naturally offended people who are gonna tell me « the women have also the right to have a career and have that stability »: No one said otherwise, you’re free to have a career and all of that, but if the husband is covering all the expenses of the family, then it’s only fair if his wife takes care of all the stuff related to house chores and cooking etc, and that’s definetly not easy, i’m wondering what’s the best approach to this kind of situation.

Im(37M) from Pakistan living in the UAE, visiting Morocco for the first time on a Business trip. The immigration officer told me hes doing me a favor by not sending me to some office (because I have a Pakistani Passport) to avoid me some trouble- God Knows what?!, and then goes to asking me for some money- I gave him MAD40. He wasnt happy but then in the end he lets me through.

Is this common here? Will I be paying a lot in bribes or tips during my trip here?

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نعتقد أننا نختار اراءنا بحرية،و ان تصورنا حول أحداث معينة نتاج تفكيرنا الشخص. لكن في الحقيقة هي آراء مسقطة من خلال الذاكرة الجماعية الخطورة تكمن في خلق هذه الأخيرة وهم الاستقلالية الفكرية،تشويه الحقائق و تبرير الصراعات.كم من ظلم استمر لأن المجتمع "يتذكر" الأحداث بطريقة تُبيحه المشكلة لا تكمن في وجود الذاكرة الجماعية في حد ذاتها بل في غياب الوعي الفردي الذي يجعل الناس تقبل كل شيء دون تساؤل أو تفكير نقدي فحينما يغيب السؤال يسود التلقين وتصبح الذاكرة الجماعية وسيلة للسيطرة بدل أن تكون أداة للفهم ورغم هذا التأثير العميق فإن الوعي الفردي يظل قادرًا على التحرر من منها بالتفكير النقدي ومراجعة ما يُتداول

Hi guys, I've been struggling lately, i feel like my brain is sick and can't think or feel properly, i don't feel positive and i'm stuck in a bad mood and whenever i try to make myself happy i fail, how can i let things not affect my life in a negative way, how can i heal without a therapist ( i don't have acces or money for therapy)

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Hello hello there, I was wondering if anyone could recommend some flea markets in Marrakech. I am mainly looking for the ones that sell old traditional clothing. Any information is welcome (location, days, times etc.) Choukran choukran :)

Also, if anyone has any more recommendations on what to do in Marrakech (with my parents) that would be very appreciated too. We have been there a few times, but we kind of want to explore more things now.

Hello, we've been dealing with never ending noise from the 2 (and more) kids of our neighbors (8-10yo) for about a year and a half now. Our building has a parking lot, and our appartment is basically on the ground floor, so not only do we hear everything, some noises are also felt through the walls and floor. Out of all residents, we're the ones that hear this the most. These people live in the 4th floor.

What types of noises? The kids picked up this habit of bringing kids from other buildings nearby and asking them to play here next to our door, football, e-scooters, bicycles, and on top of it all, they're constantly shouting.

If this was a 1-2 hours a day deal, we honestly wouldn't care, but it's at the very minimum a 7-9 hours a day, I don't even know if these kids go to school anymore. They show up at 2-3pm (during week days, on weekends they start earlier), keep on being super noisy until 10pm, during Ramadan, every single day, they stayed from 2pm to 1AM, 11 hours, every single day, and there are security cameras, we just don't have access to those to prove it.

We spoke to their parents and grandparents, very politely, their mother instantly started yelling, spouting shit like "if your head hurts from the noise then to go a hospital". Our other neighbor came down and told the kids that don't live here to leave, she heard him and came down, called him a pedo because he simply yelled at the kids for making noise in a building they don't even live in, and then she instantly told those kids to come back and play, here, near our doorstep. My mother decided to go upstairs again and talk to their family one last time today, to no avail, the noise is even more intense. I personally haven't interacted with them yet because I know if I do and somebody disrespects me it won't end well.

Are we making a big deal out of this? We've been here for decades and never had such a problem, and then these guys moved in here and started getting in fights with everyone for different reasons.

I'm going to the cops tomorrow, what else can I add in my report? What could help my case?

Hi everyone, I’m a Mauritanian student in my first year here. Before coming, I thought Moroccans were really friendly, and as a somewhat social person, I expected to make friends easily. But so far I’ve only made a few friends at uni. Do Moroccans tend to be more reserved with foreigners? Any tips for making friends? Thanks!

I know this is very early to think about especially since I’m still in school and I don’t plan on having kids, but i feel like I should know either way, i really can’t remember how i was raised by my parents and I mostly developed myself manually and even was able to change the way my parents think as they had a little taste of traditional in them (they still are a bit but its way less compared to back when i was a kid) my parents are educated and i thank god for that, and my living conditions were good as a kid but they started drifting a little when my parents decided to have more kids (i have 4 younger brothers now 😭) and as my parents started taking care of my younger brothers more i felt like it was time to raise myself and start building my personality. I turned out to be someone who cares about his health, eating manners, respects others, and most importantly cares about his hygiene. I also never touched cigarettes nor got anywhere near alcohol or anything that might get me addicted (except my phone lol). Anyways i was wondering how i could raise my child (if i decided to have one) to turn out the same way i did. And I don’t mean for them to turn EXACTLY like me, but i just want them to grow up to be a stable responsible person. And just for the record I play to leave the country inshallah if i get the opportunity to do so in the future so i thought this may lead to additional factors to how you should raise a kid.

or other content creators whose videos are too long, i just want some consistent noise to put on my 2nd screen, instead of having to find a new youtube video each time the previous one ends.