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Viral: Moroccan Girl approaching Korean Vlogger on the Street.
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About bac et les concours post bac ..
Bghitkom dironi b7al khtkom sghira w tns7oni ..
Ana khdit l bac dyali had l 3am sc pc b mention bien, w c'était choquant liya w l3a2ilti w ga3 nass li kn3ref 7it knt mn dima la première f l'école dima 18/19 kola 3am, w kan9ra publique w nfss no9ta knt jaybaha 7ta fl jihawi (18.95) y3ni rah knt knkhdem bach njib dok les moyennes, w lwatani jbt fih wa7d la note catastrophique (11.02) hbtatli l moyenne générale kamla w 7ta seuil d les écoles makanoch 3ndi les options bzaf w akhyab 7aja makanch 3ndi seuil dyal l'école li knt kn9ra 3la wdha 7yati kamla.
Dwzt lbar7 médecine walakin makntch mwjda lih so m7yda mn bali fikrat anani nthez khososan annani f rabat, w l'école li knt bagha aslan hiya ena w fach 3rft rassi majaybach seuil b7al ila t9olo safi 7ssit kolchi tsed li fwjhi w df3t l med ghir bach ndir lkhatr l dar w ndwzo bachma kan , w dwzt concours dyal des instituts machi chi 7aja w 3ytoli wa7d l institut dyal les beaux arts bach ndwz concours f design f tetouan w ba9i ma3rft wach nmchi.
Daba 7ert w m3rft chkon nswl wla chkon yns7ni wach ndwz 3am f wa7d mn dok les instituts Ila 3ytoli comme quoi yb9ali w9t n3awd bac libre svt w n3awd ndf3 l les écoles li bghit l3am jay (knt knfker n3awdo sm but niveau dyali f math w pc médiocre bzaf ila ma7m9tch rassi m3ahom ga3ma njib mzyan w fl watani homa li ty7oni 7it ga3ma wjdthom mzn hzatni ghir svt)
Wla ndir fst BCG wla est bach nakhd fihom la base z3ma walakin 3la ma kay9olo l9raya fihom khassk tkon dayr fiha rassk w ana darori ghykhssni lw9t nwjd mzyan l mon bac libre w l'école li bghit, might as well n3awd ndwz med 7it kan 3ajbni bzaaf ghir m3a damage d no9ta dl bac ma9dit 7ta nwjd lih properly.
Sorry twlt 3likom I hope someone who went through this and actually did it yns7ni or just give me some insights cuz I'm so lost and it's affecting my metal state.. I haven't slept a single day mora ma chft l résultat dl bac without wishing not to wake up again, you may think it's not that deep but for me it is, I let go of so many things to focus on my studies and my parents did more than they could just for me to achieve something and now I feel like everything is not going my way and thank you in advance.
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Can’t find a place to take two 5/6 week old kittens after mother died.
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Being a man in Morocco.
Not trying to start a gender war here. I've seen tons of posts about how hard it is to be a woman in Morocco. Here is how it's like to be a man in morocco.
-You're expected to succeed early or you're worthless If you're 25+ without money, a car, a job, or your own place, people will look at you like you've failed at life. Doesn't matter if you're trying.
-Mental health? What's that? Crying? Feeling low? Having anxiety? "man up." TRAJEL M3ANA. We're supposed to be machines.
-Marriage = financial suicide for many guys You're expected to pay for the wedding, the house, the gifts, the everything. Love doesn't matter if you can't afford the bill.
-Divorce usually hits harder than people think you loses money and keep paying child support, and barely sees them (once a week if you lucky) You lose your family, your home, and your peace but you're still expected to smile and pay.
-Men aren't allowed to fail failure is not seen as part of growth. If you start a business and it fails, or drop out of school, or switch careers you're judged instantly
-You're never the victim If a guy gets robbed or beat up, nobody feels bad for him.
-Too religious? You're extreme (Khwanji ). Not religious enough? You're lost and (Dayout) Still single at 30? "What's wrong with you?" There's no winning.
-You don't get love unless you're rich even from your family You can be kind, honest, caring but if you don't have money, you're invisible. And if you propose to a girl they will consider it Ta7arouch
-Men are expected to take risks, but blamed when they fall
-People confuse masculinity with being toxic
-Nobody asks if we're okay. If a woman gets cheated on or heartbroken, she gets support. If a man does, people laugh and say "Hmida star" Machi rajel.
-If you don't fight, you're a coward. If you do, you're violent.
Did I miss something? Ps: again this is not a gender war!
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Some new plates now have an equivalent latin alphabet character with the arabic character. Why ?
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Update on my cat who fell 5 floors down
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Why do people complain about everything?
Like I went out for a calm sunday morning coffee to enjoy the peace. Once the coffee arrived, two people sat next to me, just complaining about a lot of things, once their coffee arrived they started complaining about it. Gallek b7al l9etran hhhhhhh, how am I supposed to enjoy my 9etran in peace?
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It's 4AM and I Can't Stop Thinking About Gaza
> It’s 4 AM and I still can’t sleep because of what’s happening in Gaza.
What really hurts me is how it feels like no one cares anymore. Especially here in Agadir — I haven’t seen a single protest take place. It honestly feels like people here are living on another planet.
I barely see anyone even posting about Gaza anymore. And yet, people right now are dying from starvation and a complete lack of food.
I’m not trying to judge anyone, but I just don’t understand how this has become something people can scroll past so easily.
Does anyone else feel this way? Or am I alone in thinking this silence is scary?
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Hdra l ay dari m9atal m3aa lwa9t
Daba d date 20jul
I am going through some hard ship my business keep failing got Dept family depends on me and right now Ana 0 drham with skills and cold Heart so glt it's interesting to share maybe Kyn chi sat struggling with life so just want to tell you your not alone. Your not alone. You might think there's no way out but doesn't matter your Losing position is always there's best move to make . Keep your head up show up everday allah watching. Remember it's not about the goal it's about the person you become while chasing the goal
Again your not alone
don't listen l haz9in li Aslan NTA mbaghich Hyathom.
Just quick insight from real Hustler might help someone going on hard time's
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about early marriage
salam, bghiit n3reef OP dyalkoom bkhusus zwaaj bkrii chwya yaani matalan ka etudiant ansali 9rayti f dk 23 ans inshaalah wax matalan zwaj f (25ans) momkiin mn nahyaa dyal lms2oolyat w wax t9der twfeer l ur wife ga3 dkxi li athtaj m3ak // dawi 3la naaw3 d drari li ma dakhlx f trii9 tsihiiib w dkxii wli baghiha halalan tayiban \^\^
li jaweb f comments mn ahsen ykhlii age dyalu w status dyalu bx n3ref elax kifker bdkk chkeel
and tnxx \^\^
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Thought on this because I am completely speech less right now
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How much this can get me (10 dhs 1970)
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People's standards for mariage !
Hi everyone, when i was in a family reunion thing the day before, as any normal Moroccan family they asked a guy there "fo9ach nferho bik " , when are you getting married!
That guy is known for having a girlfriend but he's answer was " nhar nbghi ntzwj ghanjibha mn kerch mha l3endi " , he kept talking and from what i understand he wants a person who never went out , never went to university, doesn't have any friends, doesn't watch movies, who doesn't wear makeup, who doesn't show her face in public in the first place . The only two males that should've seen her must be her dad and her brother .
And his answer got me thinking why would a person wants someone who has no life ? Like how would they live together, how would they communicate.
In the other hand , i remember my cousin told us one that he would never marry a girl who doesn't have a university degree , not any university, an ivy league university, a high level person!
And I just keep thinking, how people does put there standards on what the person does or doesn't do and not who there are really . I need your opinions on this please
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بغيت غي نفهم علاش باقي الناس تيلوحو الزبل فالبحر 😡
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To Moroccan girls : help a buddy out 😅
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Open up ( whats something your parents said to you you’ll never forget )
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Finally, someone actually breaking down the Hargawy phenomenon/mindset
https://youtu.be/p-KbaBjUlWY?si=LE4P6RbY2Yl3gqSN
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Mosques closed, why?
Hello, I am staying in Agadir for 2 weeks. Me and my wife wanted to pray but apparently the mosques only open before and after set prayer times. I ask myself why? In my homecountry and in Istanbul (as an example) the moques are more or less open the entire day. Why isn't this the case here? People who wish to pray and study in a mosque outside of the prayer times have no means to do so. Is it like this everywhere in Morocco?
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حرق العلم الإسرائيلي بالرباط في مسيرة تضامنية مع فلسطين RABAT TODAY
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Casablanca - Tangier - Chefchaouen - Essaouira 🇲🇦
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My cat fell 5 floors down
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New dolls will be available soon
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I hate the fact that I was schooled at a French school
Other than the marginal benefit in the quality of the education that I received, I continue to detain a very sour taste towards the experience of having been schooled in “La Mission”.
I’m not gonna go in depth into the matter because I don’t feel like it, I’m solely gonna focus on certain aspects that just occurred to me.
Firstly, it is a colonial remnant and serves as a means to extract wealth in the form of fully trained students from France’s former colonial empire. We pay to go to la mission, immense sums, solely to be educated into the norms of the french. Then the majority of us pursue higher education degrees in France, for which we pay, prior to entering the french workforce. This is a system that benefits France and drains Morocco off capable minds that could’ve contributed to its development. It solely benefits France as it acquires fully grown, trained, adult members of its workforce without expending the slightest dime on their upbringing. If the slightest fault appears in the child schooled in these schools, they can cast him/her aside and free themselves of that burden. Once out of this system, Moroccan kids who were schooled since their early days in “la mission” find themselves in an impassee. Namely, an inability to go anywhere else since your arabic skills will be subpar to the standard erected by any private or public school. This brings me to my next point, alienation.
The schools, I consider to be colonial artefacts, and serve to socialize moroccan children into the ways of the french. As such, kids in these schools dwell in insular social circles in which french is the primary language as opposed to the more widely spoken Amazigh and Arabic dialects. Our arabic is often broken, and serves as a tangible barrier between us and the rest of Moroccan society. We not only feel different when we interact with individuals outside our insular circle due to the barriers in habitus and laguage. We find ourselves feeling otherized even within the institution itself. As moroccan children we look and behave differently from our teachers and other educators who are there to socialize us into another way of doing things. This second type of alienation often left me with a feeing of being lesser as a child because I wanted to eat with my hands for example, or aspired to speak Arabic with my classmates. We’re told that the proper way to do things is coincidentally the same way that the french do things and behaving any other way constitutes deviant behavior.
This type of socialization aforementioned is also the reason why kiliminis have no difficulty adapting to the mores of French society when immigrating there, but it also is the reason why they find themselves at odds with the marginalized 2nd and 3rd generation immigrant communities in Framce. Those marginalized communities deriving from an immigration that was primarily brought to fill gaps in the French manual labor pool derived from unfavored moroccan and broadly Maghrebi communities who in addition to the alienation they incur as sidelined members of french society embody a way of being that diverges greatly from that of the Kilimini.
I tried to keep this brief, probably made some typos cuz i dont have my glasses but I wanted to express what’s on my heart.
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Host cancels Airbnb, then posts guest chat to shame them
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not sure what to name this
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Benguerir people i need you
bghit nswel ela lkiran li kiyakhedo lagadir wach kaynin ble3chiya mb benguerir, o lprix dyalhom eafak
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Is Being Born in Morocco a Silent Crime?
It’s 3 AM, and I can’t sleep. My mind keeps circling back to a question that feels too big to answer: is being born in Morocco a silent crime? Not in the legal sense, but in the way life here can feel like a stacked deck from day one.
Here, repression isn’t just a word it’s a weight. Voices get silenced, protests are crushed, and activists? They just vanish. Violence is everywhere, from the state cracking down to families and schools where the weak are preyed upon. Poverty clings to you, especially in the villages where families can’t afford food, let alone a future. Clean water and a safe home? Too often, they’re just dreams. Healthcare fails moms and babies, schools crumble, and ignorance keeps us chained to old ways. Corruption? It’s like a thief in the night, stealing what little hope we have left. And then there’s the pressure of extremist Islamic thought and rigid societal norms. It’s like society tries to mold you into a box, and if you don’t fit, you’re outcast. The government pushes moderate Islam, but conservative views still dominate, making it hard to breathe if you’re different.
A baby’s first breath here comes with a burden. From the start, they’re up against a system that seems designed to hold them back. It’s like being born into a mental hospital, where society imposes its rigid ideas, and only those who escape the constraints survive.
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Moroccan girl survival guide : part 2
Heres me again sprinkling some unsolicited wisdom:
\- Looks: Looks matter, and always will. People do treat you differently when you look like a mess versus when you look like you have your life together. It’s just how it is. So work with it, but don’t let it control you. It’s okay for someone who doesn’t know you to reduce your entire existence to your appearance they don’t know any better. But it’s not okay for you to do that to yourself. You do know better.
\- Self-Worth: Now that we’ve established that you can’t rely only on your looks to feel worthy, what do you rely on? Easy. Here’s my secret recipe for self-worth:
1. Looks (yes, again): Don’t get confused, I said not ONLY. Taking care of yourself physically, dressing up a little, moisturizing your elbows , it adds up. Even on bad days, doing something small for your body tells your brain, “Hey, I still matter.”
2. Skills: Don’t even try the “I’m not good at anything” line. That’s a lie we tell ourselves because we’re scared to suck at things in the beginning. Explore! Try cooking, swimming, coding, writing, driving (it doesnt have to be a car). You don’t have to be the best ,just improving gives your self-esteem a little juice.
3. Relationships: Being a good daughter, sister, friend, or coworker builds self-worth in ways you don’t always notice. It’s that quiet pride that comes from knowing you’re solid, that people can count on you. And yes, outside validation can be good when it’s earned and real.
4. Spirituality (for the religious girlies): There’s so much strength in being able to discipline yourself , in praying when it’s hard, avoiding sins when it’s tempting, and sticking to your values. It promotes self respects and builds your worth.
\- A Girl’s Girl : In a world where a high school girl will scar another girl's face because she looked at her "weird" , be the girl who smiles back. We all get jealous. We all gossip a little too much sometimes. But draw the line where it needs to be. Never be the girl who purposely hurts another girl to feel better about herself.
\- Friendships: This one’s messy and I’m still figuring it out. But one thing I’ve learned (the hard way): speak up. I used to stay quiet when something made me uncomfortable, thinking “I’ll just let it go.” I didn’t. I just stored it in my emotional basement until the day I exploded. Don’t do that. Say how you feel when you feel it, even if your voice shakes.
\- Men: Let’s just say it: we need Men. And we want Men to need us. There’s nothing weak about relying on the men in your life , whether it’s your dad, brother, husband... Let yourself depend on them. And let them depend on you, too. That’s not desperation , that’s connection.
\- Falling Behind: Everyone’s getting engaged, buying houses, having babies. Meanwhile, some of us are still hitting snooze 6 times and struggling to wake up at time and catch the 8 AM bus. Here’s the truth: there’s no timer. Celebrate your small progress. Even if it’s slow, it’s still progress. And yes, I will catch that bus someday. Hopefully.
\- Hypersensitivity: Being hypersensitive can feel like a curse. Crying over a stranger’s kind voice, feeling off for a whole week by a passive-aggressive text... yeah. But it’s not weakness. It just means you notice things. You feel them deeply. The key is learning to manage your reactions without shaming yourself for having them.
If you made it this far, congratulations, you’ve done your share of reading for the day, and I’ve done my share of typing for two. See you in the comments
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