I’m looking for recommendations for good Halal buffets in Sri Lanka, preferably places with a decent variety of food and good quality meat.
I’m mainly interested in places that are properly Halal, not just restaurants that have a few Halal options.
Any recommendations? I’m open to anywhere in Sri Lanka.
Would also appreciate it if you could mention the price per person and what you liked about the place.
Thanks :)
Hi, I’m looking for recommendations for a psychologist or counselor in Sri Lanka who has significant experience treating addiction (substance or behavioural addictions)
If you’ve had a good personal experience or know someone who specializes in this area ,I’d really appreciate your recommendations.
Thanks :)
Hey everyone, I really need some advice and guidance. I’m 24M and my wife is 22F. We recently had * for the first time, and even though we used protection, it apparently failed or maybe we just got really unlucky. I later learned that even precum can sometimes lead to pregnancy, which I genuinely didn’t know before.
Now she’s pregnant and we honestly were not prepared for this at all. We’re both anxious, overwhelmed, and mentally not ready to have a child right now. I know abortion is considered morally wrong by some people, especially here in Sri Lanka and within certain religious communities, so please don’t attack us. We’re already stressed enough.
We’ve been discussing abortion because we truly do not feel ready financially, emotionally, or personally to become parents at this stage of our lives. We’re trying to understand what options are available, what the risks are, and what people in similar situations have done.
If anyone has genuine advice, medical guidance, or experience dealing with this situation, I’d really appreciate it. Please be respectful.
Hey everyone, I really need some advice and guidance. I’m 24M and my wife is 22F. We recently had … for the first time, and even though we used protection, it apparently failed or maybe we just got really unlucky. I later learned that even precum can sometimes lead to preg*, which I genuinely didn’t know before.
Now she’s preg* and we honestly were not prepared for this at all. We’re both anxious, overwhelmed, and mentally not ready to have a child right now. I know abortion is considered morally wrong by some people, especially here in Sri Lanka and within certain religious communities, so please don’t attack us. We’re already stressed enough.
We’ve been discussing abort* because we truly do not feel ready financially, emotionally, or personally to become parents at this stage of our lives. We’re trying to understand what options are available, what the risks are, and what people in similar situations have done.
If anyone has genuine advice, medical guidance, or experience dealing with this situation, I’d really appreciate it. Please be respectful.