u/Real-Performance-586

Is this really normal!

I've been with a Tunisian girl for 6 months. Recently i discovered that she was sending photos of her " breast" to a man. When i confronted her about that she told me it's nothing and that it's not a big deal she told me if i was a Tunisian man you wouldn't get mad about it. I broke up with her and to the last minute she was convinced that I'm over reacting. I've never asked her to do something like that for me i was extremely respectful and she did love that's something that I'm sure of. But I really don't understand how what she did was ok for her.

I'm close minded like she said or over reacting.

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u/Real-Performance-586 — 3 days ago

I don't get it! How to move forward

I don't get it!

OK, so my life wasn't easy because I always wanted to do things my own way.

I graduated from university in 2010 with a degree in Electronic Engineering. My family was always pushing me to get a regular job at an oil company since I was living in Ouargla. I tried looking for that kind of job for about two weeks, but I just couldn't accept the idea of working for someone else from 8 to 5 every day. Instead, I started working in construction because I had been doing it with my father since I was 16.

My family hated that decision. I was isolated and seen as a complete failure for years. I would work all day, come home exhausted, then sit at my computer all night trying to learn how to make money online. It had been my dream ever since I first got access to the internet in 2012.

Fast forward to 2023, and I finally started making a good income every month. I needed a quiet place to work, so there were constant arguments between me and my family because I needed them to keep the noise down around my room. Whenever I told them I was working, they laughed at me as if it were a joke. But once they started seeing the money coming in, everything changed. Suddenly, everyone wanted to borrow money from me.

The problem now is that I've lost my passion for everything. I used to dream about owning a house, getting married, and buying a nice car, but I'm no longer as passionate about those things. I'm about to turn 40, earning around 30 to 40 million a month, and I have no idea what to do next.

It feels like the force that drove me all those years was simply the desire to prove that I could succeed on my own terms, rather than by following the path that others had chosen for me. I don't know how to move forward i feel stuck.

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u/Real-Performance-586 — 6 days ago
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I feel extremely lonely and don't know what to do

Hello. I'm 39 years old I don't know what happened in recent years i pushed everyone away from me including my family. I was busy working all the time and now there's no one around. I feel soo much loneliness and it's extremely painful

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u/Real-Performance-586 — 6 days ago