u/Few_Knew_All_Hurt

CS student with a pretty curious mind. I like reading (both fiction and non-fiction), anything from random essays to novels, or articles. I enjoy being at the gym, listening to music and cooking/baking. I make very good pies and cinnamon rolls. If you want advice on how to make brioche, I'm here.

I’m into a lot of different things, so I can usually keep a conversation going on pretty much anything. I like exchanging ideas, debating a bit, and seeing how other people think.

I speak fluent French, English, Spanish and Arabic. Currently learning German.

If you’re nice and respectful, we’ll probably get along. I’m always down to chat about things we both enjoy or even discover new stuff together.

CS student with a pretty curious mind. I like reading (both fiction and non-fiction), anything from random essays to novels, or articles. I enjoy being at the gym, listening to music and cooking/baking. I make very good pies and cinnamon rolls. If you want advice on how to make brioche, I'm here.

I’m into a lot of different things, so I can usually keep a conversation going on pretty much anything. I like exchanging ideas, debating a bit, and seeing how other people think.

I speak fluent French, English, Spanish and Arabic. Currently learning German.

If you’re nice and respectful, we’ll probably get along. I’m always down to chat about things we both enjoy or even discover new stuff together.

I've just seen the video of a woman who said that girls shouldn't watch football because they could be attracted to the "handsome fit players"... And I was like, what? I think she was telling on herself because the thought never crossed my mind. From the few snippets of matches I've watched, I really never thought those guys were attractive in any way. I just don't think most men are attractive actually. Maybe I'll see a model online and think "he's cute" but 99% of men are forgettable at best. I'm also not attracted to girls BUT I think they take better care of themselves (and I mean that they shower).

First of all, I'd like to say I'm grateful to the Algerian way of living. I like the fact that my parents didn't kick me out at 18 and will let me stay with them for as long as necessary. But my cousins from Europe are visiting, and I can't help but notice that they have their life together more than most of us do. They have their own money, most of them have already bought a car, they found jobs soon after graduating, they plan their own vacations to the U.S... etc. It's hard not to feel behind because most kids here can't afford half that, and it's very hard for us to find a job, let alone a good paying one. I feel like I'm being punished just for being born in the wrong place and enduring struggles they can't imagine.