u/16th_LazyMonk

Edit : I learned that it House husband or Home maker Not Ghorjamai XD

I do chores at my house (We don't have house help or bua so I try to make things easy for my mother as much as possible) . That day while moping the floor got me thinking....I am lazy ass hell. Well both on the academic side (I doomed my CG) and going outside the house not for going to class. So my future is doomed and I am pretty sure I will continue to be unemployed after graduation if I continue my way to conducting life.

As I am bad student , I never did relationships and don't want to bcs it won't end well. Arrange marriage has also many demands of guys job. So what if I became a ঘরজামাই ? Shoot ya'lls thoughs on this ( This is just discussion, not like I am ambitioning it but would be great if true XD)

Not everyone can leave this country. Even if they tried like robots. Most of us will live here, and only a small percentage settles abroad, and that number might decrease because of the rise of anti-immigration sentiment across the world.

We Bangladeshi's only care about what's inside our home. While our governing system (Doesn't matter which political party) basically serves the needs of powerful people who can benefit them. The same person who says swear words about corruption & suffers because of it ends up serving corruption after cracking BCS. Years pass by, and the ভোগান্তি remains....

Our parliament is filled with useless abegi debates about what happened in the past. Many MP's will send their kids abroad; they go abroad just for a health check. Basically showing they don't care about our health sector, nor do we. The same doctors who suffered because of this sector forget their suffering after getting a leadership role in the sector. I have even seen anti-India folks going to India for treatment.

Sorry for random ranting.......but what I am trying to say is we Bangladeshi's at our core, don't want the country to be fixed (I am not talking about political party support or vote). We just want to move into a fixed one.

Our protests should be about the common issues that hinder our lives every day! Not for political parties. Pressuring and giving leaders fear that not fixing the problem might ruin the party's image, but instead we inadvertently end up helping the system to stay as it is.

Hello there ! So I am looking for someone for my cousin. It will be an arranged marriage after meeting with both families and with the consent of both.

Quick details

• 25 | Male | 5'6" | Bangladeshi | Single (Never Married)
• Education: BBA (Major in Marketing)
• Work: Assistant Brand Manager at a reputed BD company
• Preferred age: 23-25 (Third- or Final-year undergrad)
• Location: Dhaka
• Hometown: Mirsharai
• Marriage Timeline: Maybe this year or the start of next year. All depends on the discussion between families.

Preferences :
- Must be from Halishahar, Ctg. With home village in Mirsharai. Location Dhaka, but a home village in Mirsharai is also preferred.
- Will have to move to Dhaka.
- Not preferred to do jobs, but could change their mind depending on the job.
- Must be religious

Since this is an arranged marriage, if you have any relatives or siblings, first DM me to share the biodata via text or WhatsApp and provide a number to contact the parents. I will share ours too

I get it !
Those female drivers aren't experienced on Dhaka roads; it's Mad Max, but our roads have hundreds of problems that need to be solved! We don't talk about it; our politicians won't even talk about it (They are too busy lecturing stuff about 71, July, whose credit, blah blah ), even the people who have suffered from this, even a BCS cadre who has the power to change (Who also suffered because of the roads), won't do anything about it.

I believe the Pink buses won't face a problem if they are TIMELY SCHEDULED! Then they won't have to compete with others and join the messy competition.

As for driving experience, people are acting like all the previous accidents in the country were caused by female drivers. Many of the local bus accidents occur because traffic police are not strict and the unfit buses. If a fixed timetable is followed and they follow the rules, female drivers won't face as much hassle as male drivers.