Emirati men

[Susuthemumu]

I promise you guys he isn't married lmao but it's taken two years because we started as just friends. The actual friendship part lasted 8-10 months i would say. I was so set on marrying from my nationality because i just didn't want to deal with the culture clashes or any other things that i never saw him that way which kind of makes sound like a witch but i just couldn't deal with it lmao. Sorry for the confusion everybody.

I am 100% willing to assimilate to his culture and follow their traditions of course for the sake of our children and for his family. I don't plan creating tension just because of it. I knew when i accepted to be in a relationship with him that i am going to have to put my cultural and religious differences in the back row but i've also been clear that i'm not willing to convert to sunni islam and he's fine with that Alhamdulillah. It's just the family thing moving to whole a different country which scares me so much. What if i don't adapt well? What if his family can't stand me?

Giiiiiiiiiirl do I have a story for you. From my very own personal experience let me break it down to you. I am Iranian-American and my amazing hubby is Saudi-American. If WE can make it work, you guys can too! Now don’t get me wrong, there definitely will be obstacles, but if your can persevere and overcome them TOGETHER that is all that matters. I had a huge culture shock because I knew nothing about the Khaleeji culture when I met him. I had to learn Arabic, learn the Saudi way, learn how to make kabsa and margoog lol etc, but my husband had to do the same in terms of getting to know my Persian culture as well. We celebrate both cultures. Also him and I are totally different sects religiously but we have learned to talk about things and listen to each others sides. But girl it was HARD. Especially in the beginning. It felt like we were always clashing because both of our cultures are so strong and have a long history, it was almost like a fight on whose culture was better LOL every time. But with time and patience on both sides we agreed to be neutral. Also, our families didn’t aren’t close, so that was another obstacle, and to be honest still is, but we are both respectful to each others families. Like I am not close with my sister in law or mother in law, but when we text and see each other everything is cordial and polite and we have a good time. But it’s up to you to be confident about yourself and your relationship and don’t stop to think about the naysayers. If you and your partner are happy, respectful to each others cultures and families, then that is all that matters.

Also my hubby was good friends Sultan bin Rashid Al Nahyan and knew brother Hamdan who overdosed in DC. Everyone knows the person who sold him the c that night. Everyone in DC does and he is a Palestinian guy. Everyone hushed it up though. From all the stories I hear about Emirati men and what they do, it is absolutely disgusting. I told my husband straight up he can’t be friends with Sultan, his brother, anymore. Sultan was a good guy but honestly a lot of the Al Nahyans have serious drug and sex problems.

 

[Riro]

Giiiiiiiiiirl do I have a story for you. From my very own personal experience let me break it down to you. I am Iranian-American and my amazing hubby is Saudi-American. If WE can make it work, you guys can too! Now don’t get me wrong, there definitely will be obstacles, but if your can persevere and overcome them TOGETHER that is all that matters. I had a huge culture shock because I knew nothing about the Khaleeji culture when I met him. I had to learn Arabic, learn the Saudi way, learn how to make kabsa and margoog lol etc, but my husband had to do the same in terms of getting to know my Persian culture as well. We celebrate both cultures. Also him and I are totally different sects religiously but we have learned to talk about things and listen to each others sides. But girl it was HARD. Especially in the beginning. It felt like we were always clashing because both of our cultures are so strong and have a long history, it was almost like a fight on whose culture was better LOL every time. But with time and patience on both sides we agreed to be neutral. Also, our families didn’t aren’t close, so that was another obstacle, and to be honest still is, but we are both respectful to each others families. Like I am not close with my sister in law or mother in law, but when we text and see each other everything is cordial and polite and we have a good time. But it’s up to you to be confident about yourself and your relationship and don’t stop to think about the naysayers. If you and your partner are happy, respectful to each others cultures and families, then that is all that matters.

Also my hubby was good friends Sultan bin Rashid Al Nahyan and knew brother Hamdan who overdosed in DC. Everyone knows the person who sold him the c that night. Everyone in DC does and he is a Palestinian guy. Everyone hushed it up though. From all the stories I hear about Emirati men and what they do, it is absolutely disgusting. I told my husband straight up he can’t be friends with Sultan, his brother, anymore. Sultan was a good guy but honestly a lot of the Al Nahyans have serious drug and sex problems.

Sultan bin rashid al nahyan i haven't heard his name before who is he ??

 

[Susuthemumu]

Sultan bin rashid al nahyan i haven't heard his name before who is he ??

Sultan bin Rashid bin hamdan bin mohammad al nahyan to be more specific lol. Sultan was a nice guy but his brother Hamdan was crazy. But both had serious issues. As soon as they shipped Hamdan’s body back allah yr7amo, Sultan had to leave too. Both didn’t go to school, paid people to do their work. Hamdan had orgies and drug parties every weekend, etc. I learned a lot about the Al Nahyan family and it’s sad. Also my husband knew Zayed bin Sultan AlNahyan very well before he went back to UAE and his story is very sad. Very sad and tragic. He was in love with one of Fazza’s sister, but her dad said no. They had like this secret love affair. The song دبي واشنطن is about them. She had the singer Gawad right it about them. Listen to it. Anyways long story short, he cane back to UAE, joined the military, his helicopter got shot down, the forced him to marry some other girl, but I think he can walk again

 

[Riro]

Sultan bin Rashid bin hamdan bin mohammad al nahyan to be more specific lol. Sultan was a nice guy but his brother Hamdan was crazy. But both had serious issues. As soon as they shipped Hamdan’s body back allah yr7amo, Sultan had to leave too. Both didn’t go to school, paid people to do their work. Hamdan had orgies and drug parties every weekend, etc. I learned a lot about the Al Nahyan family and it’s sad. Also my husband knew Zayed bin Sultan AlNahyan very well before he went back to UAE and his story is very sad. Very sad and tragic. He was in love with one of Fazza’s sister, but her dad said no. They had like this secret love affair. The song دبي واشنطن is about them. She had the singer Gawad right it about them. Listen to it. Anyways long story short, he cane back to UAE, joined the military, his helicopter got shot down, the forced him to marry some other girl, but I think he can walk again

Zayed bin hamdan bin sultan al nahyan was the one whoose helicopter got shot he can walk again i suppose he is married to the daughter of shk mohammed bin zayed al nahyan

 

[Susuthemumu]

Zayed bin hamdan bin sultan al nahyan was the one whoose helicopter got shot he can walk again i suppose he is married to the daughter of shk mohammed bin zayed al nahyan

Yup that’s him. He used to be my husbands friend when he lived in DC. He was in love with one of MBR’s daughters but MBZ wanted him to marry his daughter instead and they forced him. Very sad

Yup that’s him. He used to be my husbands friend when he lived in DC. He was in love with one of MBR’s daughters but MBZ wanted him to marry his daughter instead and they forced him. Very sad

Zayed bin hamdan bin sultan al nahyan was the one whoose helicopter got shot he can walk again i suppose he is married to the daughter of shk mohammed bin zayed al nahyan

Also I realized I put Zayed bin Sultan bin Hamdan but it should have been Zayed Bin Hamdan lol

 

[cherryblues]

Ladies, apologies if this thread might not be appropriate but I figured you will all be able to advise me or give me your thoughts. So I'm going on a date with an Emirati guy tomorrow. We matched via an app and have been speaking on the phone regularly. He seems really nice and genuine. He shared some photos of himself with me (nothing explicit just himself in front of buildings & landmarks in London) and I'm a bit worried now that he looks effeminate It's my biggest ick when guys are overly feminine so now I'm worried I'm wasting my time. Plus I don't want to lead him on as he's been very respectful and sweet with me so far. Are Emirati guys usually like that? I've never dated an Arab from the UAE so don't have much experience with them!

omg tell us! did you go on your date? how was it? Give us all the deets if you can of course!

 

[mehere]

omg tell us! did you go on your date? how was it? Give us all the deets if you can of course!

Aww thankyou for asking I lurk on the arab influencers thread and usually ‘like’ a lot of your posts cherry!

I’ve just returned home from a second date with him but I won’t take it any further I’m afraid. So he is a Emirati and Saudi mix, based in the UAE but is studying for his PhD in London. He wasn’t in any way effeminate like I was worried about but was a lot shorter than his profile stated. He was very handsome from the neck up! I’m only 5’1 and he was about a head taller than me eek! Although he ticked a lot of my boxes and was so lovely, I didn’t feel that spark towards him so will have to text him and ‘dump’ him. Ah girls my search for a husband continues 🥲

 

[cherryblues]

Aww thankyou for asking I lurk on the arab influencers thread and usually ‘like’ a lot of your posts cherry!

I’ve just returned home from a second date with him but I won’t take it any further I’m afraid. So he is a Emirati and Saudi mix, based in the UAE but is studying for his PhD in London. He wasn’t in any way effeminate like I was worried about but was a lot shorter than his profile stated. He was very handsome from the neck up! I’m only 5’1 and he was about a head taller than me eek! Although he ticked a lot of my boxes and was so lovely, I didn’t feel that spark towards him so will have to text him and ‘dump’ him. Ah girls my search for a husband continues 🥲

Oh thank you so much!
I’m sorry to hear it didn’t work out but I think it’s good you didn’t get scared off by your perception of him and actually went on the date to see for yourself. The height thing has been mentioned here a couple of times so that’s not shocking Inshallah you’ll find someone amazing!

 

[wafflesnwings]

What do you ladies think of Iraqi men?

I'm super late to this thread and discussion - which I've read with a mix of fascination and horror at some of your stories. I have dated an Iraqi man - thankfully it was very very brief!! I can only speak about my experience, which I will share, however I am aware that every community has their fair share of idiots and those with kind-hearted and emotionally stable people. This man was older than me (10 years), was a musician and he seemed nice at first - the usual traits one would expect in the 'honeymoon' phase of dating. Eventually his grain of nature showed and it had me running for the hills (love the GIF in response to this by the way). He would start talking about other women he had dated or slept with - particularly if they were Russian, Brazilian, Moroccan or eastern European. At first, I didn't really think too much about it - everyone has a past and it was before I met him. But he kept going on about it in graphic detail (hoping to get a reaction out of me), which made me feel uncomfortable (especially when he talked about the ones who turned him down in a very nasty and abusive manner). He made my heritage a fetish (FWIW I'm Afghan) and he was so desperate to be close to me, that there were times when it would honestly feel like he was trying to crawl under my skin and curl up inside of me - you know when someone forces themselves into your life and they speed up dating/relationship-stuff to get there? When I told him to go slow, he become spiteful and controlling, saying emotionally manipulative things to me. He was also extremely shouty and aggressive if I didn't agree with him on something or do what he wanted. The 'I love you' was dropped pretty soon - I know narc traits from a mile off and I quickly realised that he was love bombing me. One moment: all cuddles, love-like mannerisms and the next it was like a volcano had gone off. I'd had enough: he used to send me tirades over voice notes. One day he sent me one like that. I listened to it. Blocked him everywhere. Never looked back. It was the best thing I have ever done

 

[ssagittarius]

hi ladies ! i feel i might be late to this thread but i’m in need of advice and don’t really feel comfortable sharing this with my close friends and family yet.
i’ve lived in dubai for a very long time and am originally pakistani, about a year ago i met a guy and he’s emirati. we got together pretty soon after that and around 9months into the relationship he asked me to meet him mother. i was nervous and all but i’ve grown up around emirati families and i honestly like to think i’m good with moms so i was in a way excited to meet her.

met her and she was so sweet, asked me about my life, education, family basically everything, thought it was going great. towards the end she asks me have my parents found any marriage prospects for me who are pakistani, i knew what was going to happen so i simply said no. she turns around and says it’s better if i look within my own culture and stop talking to her son because it won’t be accepted by her or his father.

i’m usually able to stand up for myself, have never been shy about speaking up but i literally froze, i knew if i spoke i’d start crying so i didn’t say anything. we said our goodbyes and i went and cried for a solid few hours in my car.

i spoke to my partner after and said i don’t think you and me could work and if there’s no possibility of us getting married we shouldn’t see each other anymore. he argued said im being stupid and what not, i blocked him but he managed to contact through mutual friends, came to my house etc. he spoke to me and said he’d be willing to fight for us to get married, it’s been abt three months since all this happened and we are still together.

however, he’s stopped speaking to his mother and it’s obviously because of me. i feel bad abt it but i can’t really force him to speak to her. however abt a week ago she texted me to meet, i told him and he said ok yea that’s good maybe she’s extending an olive branch. i went to see her at lunch, took a gift n all, when i get there she offers me money if i leave her son. so i left the second she did, i didn’t respond, i didn’t say bye, i picked up my bag and left. i told him and blocked him, refused to see him.

it’s been about two weeks since this has happened, he’s still trying to contact me and his mom has also called and sent flowers and what not. i haven’t told my parents because i know they’d be so so angry at the whole situation and frankly it’s embarrassing.

im just sort of stuck rn i don’t know exactly what i should do, i do really really love the guy and we both could see our future together and i guess because he did fight for me in his house he is serious abt being with me but at the same time i’m not sure if this could really like work in the long term because i mean i’ve heard good and bad stories from non emirati girls being married into emirati families. i’m just extremely confused and just need some guidance on where i should focus my energy in this situation.

my parents are both pakistani but came from different backgrounds and went through a similar situation but did get married and are extremely happy alhamdillulah. me and the guy grew up in the same circles, our families know of each other vaguely, we both are in the same financial category, both live in the same area. it’s like if i was emirati i wouldn’t have even had to wait a second to be with him and honestly honestly it’s so so hurtful that i’m being deemed not good enough because of my background. im proud of where i’m from, im proud of my culture and i hate the fact that for the last few months of my life it’s as if everyone is against that.

sorry for how long this is also i just really can’t believe this is happening

 

[Susuthemumu]

hi ladies ! i feel i might be late to this thread but i’m in need of advice and don’t really feel comfortable sharing this with my close friends and family yet.
i’ve lived in dubai for a very long time and am originally pakistani, about a year ago i met a guy and he’s emirati. we got together pretty soon after that and around 9months into the relationship he asked me to meet him mother. i was nervous and all but i’ve grown up around emirati families and i honestly like to think i’m good with moms so i was in a way excited to meet her.

met her and she was so sweet, asked me about my life, education, family basically everything, thought it was going great. towards the end she asks me have my parents found any marriage prospects for me who are pakistani, i knew what was going to happen so i simply said no. she turns around and says it’s better if i look within my own culture and stop talking to her son because it won’t be accepted by her or his father.

i’m usually able to stand up for myself, have never been shy about speaking up but i literally froze, i knew if i spoke i’d start crying so i didn’t say anything. we said our goodbyes and i went and cried for a solid few hours in my car.

i spoke to my partner after and said i don’t think you and me could work and if there’s no possibility of us getting married we shouldn’t see each other anymore. he argued said im being stupid and what not, i blocked him but he managed to contact through mutual friends, came to my house etc. he spoke to me and said he’d be willing to fight for us to get married, it’s been abt three months since all this happened and we are still together.

however, he’s stopped speaking to his mother and it’s obviously because of me. i feel bad abt it but i can’t really force him to speak to her. however abt a week ago she texted me to meet, i told him and he said ok yea that’s good maybe she’s extending an olive branch. i went to see her at lunch, took a gift n all, when i get there she offers me money if i leave her son. so i left the second she did, i didn’t respond, i didn’t say bye, i picked up my bag and left. i told him and blocked him, refused to see him.

it’s been about two weeks since this has happened, he’s still trying to contact me and his mom has also called and sent flowers and what not. i haven’t told my parents because i know they’d be so so angry at the whole situation and frankly it’s embarrassing.

im just sort of stuck rn i don’t know exactly what i should do, i do really really love the guy and we both could see our future together and i guess because he did fight for me in his house he is serious abt being with me but at the same time i’m not sure if this could really like work in the long term because i mean i’ve heard good and bad stories from non emirati girls being married into emirati families. i’m just extremely confused and just need some guidance on where i should focus my energy in this situation.

my parents are both pakistani but came from different backgrounds and went through a similar situation but did get married and are extremely happy alhamdillulah. me and the guy grew up in the same circles, our families know of each other vaguely, we both are in the same financial category, both live in the same area. it’s like if i was emirati i wouldn’t have even had to wait a second to be with him and honestly honestly it’s so so hurtful that i’m being deemed not good enough because of my background. im proud of where i’m from, im proud of my culture and i hate the fact that for the last few months of my life it’s as if everyone is against that.

sorry for how long this is also i just really can’t believe this is happening

Hi 7abbibti!

Thank you so much for sharing your story. I went through almost the exact same thing with my husband, except vice versa. My husband is Saudi and I am Iranian but were both born and raised in the U.S. We met when I was 21 (am 29 now). Anyways what can I say, his parents loved me, but my parents hated the fact that he was an Arab and Saudi especially. My mom and brother were the worst to deal with. My dad was actually nicer. Lots of emotional trauma, cut off my brother (still don’t talk to him), etc. anyways one day me and my husband sat down, and said if we are really going to do this, commit to each other, get married, and start a family then we have to be solid together. Meaning we understood that certain things were going to happen, that will hurt certain family relationships, and we had to except that if we were going to be together for the long haul. It does get easier over time. It really does. If you guys love each other, and he seriously wants to marry you, then don’t cut him off. Relationships will build slowly with his mother if she sees that you both are serious. Or she might not. But that is OKAY. Don’t feel guilty because this life is too short. If you believe that he is compatible with you in every way and you guys are meant to be together, then have a serious conversation with him and be like “are you truly ready to do this.” One thing I was always worried about, was am I going to resent him for certain broken relationships with my family, now looking back years later, I do not. I do not resent him bc I love him. If you feel like he is going to resent you for his broken relationship with his mother, he won’t, If he is serious and if he truly loves you. I’m not going to sugarcoat it for you, it’s not going to be easy, especially in these early stages, certain days you will cry but you will have a great love that transcends all the above. And also if you have one set of parents that really like a partner, that helps so much. The khaleeji culture was a shock to me especially since I wasn’t raised in A khaleeji country, but since you both were, and already know the society and culture well, then fitting in culturally is not a problem for you at all.
I don’t know you but I am here for you xoxoxo

 

[chocolatepeaches]

Hi 7abbibti!

Thank you so much for sharing your story. I went through almost the exact same thing with my husband, except vice versa. My husband is Saudi and I am Iranian but were both born and raised in the U.S. We met when I was 21 (am 29 now). Anyways what can I say, his parents loved me, but my parents hated the fact that he was an Arab and Saudi especially. My mom and brother were the worst to deal with. My dad was actually nicer. Lots of emotional trauma, cut off my brother (still don’t talk to him), etc. anyways one day me and my husband sat down, and said if we are really going to do this, commit to each other, get married, and start a family then we have to be solid together. Meaning we understood that certain things were going to happen, that will hurt certain family relationships, and we had to except that if we were going to be together for the long haul. It does get easier over time. It really does. If you guys love each other, and he seriously wants to marry you, then don’t cut him off. Relationships will build slowly with his mother if she sees that you both are serious. Or she might not. But that is OKAY. Don’t feel guilty because this life is too short. If you believe that he is compatible with you in every way and you guys are meant to be together, then have a serious conversation with him and be like “are you truly ready to do this.” One thing I was always worried about, was am I going to resent him for certain broken relationships with my family, now looking back years later, I do not. I do not resent him bc I love him. If you feel like he is going to resent you for his broken relationship with his mother, he won’t, If he is serious and if he truly loves you. I’m not going to sugarcoat it for you, it’s not going to be easy, especially in these early stages, certain days you will cry but you will have a great love that transcends all the above. And also if you have one set of parents that really like a partner, that helps so much. The khaleeji culture was a shock to me especially since I wasn’t raised in A khaleeji country, but since you both were, and already know the society and culture well, then fitting in culturally is not a problem for you at all.
I don’t know you but I am here for you xoxoxo

I feel the same way about my in laws and they are Russian while I am South Asian. I am glad my parents love and support him but yeah, his family have been difficult. @Susuthemumu is right. "Certain days you will cry but you will have a great love that transcends all the above."

 

[ssagittarius]

Hi 7abbibti!

Thank you so much for sharing your story. I went through almost the exact same thing with my husband, except vice versa. My husband is Saudi and I am Iranian but were both born and raised in the U.S. We met when I was 21 (am 29 now). Anyways what can I say, his parents loved me, but my parents hated the fact that he was an Arab and Saudi especially. My mom and brother were the worst to deal with. My dad was actually nicer. Lots of emotional trauma, cut off my brother (still don’t talk to him), etc. anyways one day me and my husband sat down, and said if we are really going to do this, commit to each other, get married, and start a family then we have to be solid together. Meaning we understood that certain things were going to happen, that will hurt certain family relationships, and we had to except that if we were going to be together for the long haul. It does get easier over time. It really does. If you guys love each other, and he seriously wants to marry you, then don’t cut him off. Relationships will build slowly with his mother if she sees that you both are serious. Or she might not. But that is OKAY. Don’t feel guilty because this life is too short. If you believe that he is compatible with you in every way and you guys are meant to be together, then have a serious conversation with him and be like “are you truly ready to do this.” One thing I was always worried about, was am I going to resent him for certain broken relationships with my family, now looking back years later, I do not. I do not resent him bc I love him. If you feel like he is going to resent you for his broken relationship with his mother, he won’t, If he is serious and if he truly loves you. I’m not going to sugarcoat it for you, it’s not going to be easy, especially in these early stages, certain days you will cry but you will have a great love that transcends all the above. And also if you have one set of parents that really like a partner, that helps so much. The khaleeji culture was a shock to me especially since I wasn’t raised in A khaleeji country, but since you both were, and already know the society and culture well, then fitting in culturally is not a problem for you at all.
I don’t know you but I am here for you xoxoxo

hi love! thank you so so so much, i read this a while ago and took some time off using social media and all to try and calm down (a little cringe i know), but ur post honestly really really got to me. you and your partner have an amazing story and i’m so happy that you both are together mashallah mashallah <3
i realized with everything happening in my situation i was feeling extremely guilty about hurting his relationship with his mom, i only connected that when you said it in ur post. above all when u mentioned that it would be hard and all the crying i did in fact cry again not because of anything bad but just because it made me feel not happy but at ease knowing others have been through situations like this so thank you so much.
just an update on it all, i spoke to my mom and dad told them everything she was very angry, my dad calmed her down. they told me aside from their feelings about his family after all this, if i want to be with him i can. since it’s ramadan ive been just doing my own thing, praying, going out with family and all. but last week i received this massiveeee iftaar dinner meal thing i don’t even know what to call it. found the card on it and it had his fathers name on it, i called him up and said this because i was very confused if it was even supposed to be at my house. said yes, said i spoke to my dad and he’s ready to meet ur dad and just talk. they met!! turns out they already know each other quite well and not just a little like i thought (all because tjey go to the same masjid lolll). but they like each other and both our fathers have decided to talk after eid
ive been praying every night for thag to go well and ladies if you’ll do the same !!! again thank you so much for ur kind words it really was one of the reasons i realized what i was feeling a bit better <3 xxxx

 

[cherryblues]

Hey everyone, I’m not sure where to ask this question so I thought I would ask it here since it does relate to the UAE?

Where is the most expensive and exclusive place to buy property in Abu Dhabi? Like which islands?

 

[alwaysdreaming]

Hey everyone, I’m not sure where to ask this question so I thought I would ask it here since it does relate to the UAE?

Where is the most expensive and exclusive place to buy property in Abu Dhabi? Like which islands?

I would say Nurai and Sadiyaat Island.
Abu Dhabi is more exclusive than Dubai.

 

[Susuthemumu]

hi love! thank you so so so much, i read this a while ago and took some time off using social media and all to try and calm down (a little cringe i know), but ur post honestly really really got to me. you and your partner have an amazing story and i’m so happy that you both are together mashallah mashallah <3
i realized with everything happening in my situation i was feeling extremely guilty about hurting his relationship with his mom, i only connected that when you said it in ur post. above all when u mentioned that it would be hard and all the crying i did in fact cry again not because of anything bad but just because it made me feel not happy but at ease knowing others have been through situations like this so thank you so much.
just an update on it all, i spoke to my mom and dad told them everything she was very angry, my dad calmed her down. they told me aside from their feelings about his family after all this, if i want to be with him i can. since it’s ramadan ive been just doing my own thing, praying, going out with family and all. but last week i received this massiveeee iftaar dinner meal thing i don’t even know what to call it. found the card on it and it had his fathers name on it, i called him up and said this because i was very confused if it was even supposed to be at my house. said yes, said i spoke to my dad and he’s ready to meet ur dad and just talk. they met!! turns out they already know each other quite well and not just a little like i thought (all because tjey go to the same masjid lolll). but they like each other and both our fathers have decided to talk after eid
ive been praying every night for thag to go well and ladies if you’ll do the same !!! again thank you so much for ur kind words it really was one of the reasons i realized what i was feeling a bit better <3 xxxx

I’m praying everything goes well for you sweetie!! It’s looking very hopeful and I’m so happy!

 

[badgal33]

hi love! thank you so so so much, i read this a while ago and took some time off using social media and all to try and calm down (a little cringe i know), but ur post honestly really really got to me. you and your partner have an amazing story and i’m so happy that you both are together mashallah mashallah <3
i realized with everything happening in my situation i was feeling extremely guilty about hurting his relationship with his mom, i only connected that when you said it in ur post. above all when u mentioned that it would be hard and all the crying i did in fact cry again not because of anything bad but just because it made me feel not happy but at ease knowing others have been through situations like this so thank you so much.
just an update on it all, i spoke to my mom and dad told them everything she was very angry, my dad calmed her down. they told me aside from their feelings about his family after all this, if i want to be with him i can. since it’s ramadan ive been just doing my own thing, praying, going out with family and all. but last week i received this massiveeee iftaar dinner meal thing i don’t even know what to call it. found the card on it and it had his fathers name on it, i called him up and said this because i was very confused if it was even supposed to be at my house. said yes, said i spoke to my dad and he’s ready to meet ur dad and just talk. they met!! turns out they already know each other quite well and not just a little like i thought (all because tjey go to the same masjid lolll). but they like each other and both our fathers have decided to talk after eid
ive been praying every night for thag to go well and ladies if you’ll do the same !!! again thank you so much for ur kind words it really was one of the reasons i realized what i was feeling a bit better <3 xxxx

OMG!! This are great news, I’m so happy for you. Is like those happy ending tales

 

[Jacksparrow]

Any tea on mansoor bin mohammed

 

[Nare7]

Any tea on mansoor bin mohammed

Sheikh Mohammed's son?
Fazza's brother?

If it's that Mansour .. Stay away!

Btw Hello to everyone!
I'm new to the forum!

My personal opinion is that most of the
girls/women who are fantasizing about Emirati men are soooo delusional!
In islam they can have 4 wives!
(some of them have even more)
Plus+ They have tons of escorts! And no matter how many women and kids they have
they will always act COMPLETELY SINGLE!
I have tea about some sheikhs.
If someone wants me to share let me know.

 

[panda_eyes]

Sheikh Mohammed's son?
Fazza's brother?

If it's that Mansour .. Stay away!

Btw Hello to everyone!
I'm new to the forum!

My personal opinion is that most of the
girls/women who are fantasizing about Emirati men are soooo delusional!
In islam they can have 4 wives!
(some of them have even more)
Plus+ They have tons of escorts! And no matter how many women and kids they have
they will always act COMPLETELY SINGLE!
I have tea about some sheikhs.
If someone wants me to share let me know.

I'm here for the tea!