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▲ 50 r/woolworths

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Why do some security guards stare at customers like they’re criminals? I stopped shopping at Woolworths because of how uncomfortable they made me feel.

One day I was simply checking prices. when a security guard came over and started following me around the store. He watched me the entire time, and even stood outside while I was checking out. Customers shouldn’t feel intimidated while doing their shopping.

(photo is from their website )

u/These_Signature_5083 — 24 days ago
▲ 25 r/TheFurrahFamily

Linda

This is why self-love is so important. Our daughters learn from what they see. When a mother spends her life chasing the next procedure constantly pursuing surgeries, fillers, and Botox her daughter may grow up believing that’s what beauty is and often follows the same path. Linda is only 26, and only God knows how long she’s been getting work done. If she’s already starting this young, what will she be doing by the time she’s her mother’s age?

u/These_Signature_5083 — 28 days ago
▲ 19 r/TheFurrahFamily

Jalila's family

How can someone have a baby and be eating takeaway, chips, and junk food all the time? Your body needs real food to recover and heal. The only times we saw her mum were maybe at the hospital and once or twice at home, for both babies.

A woman should have either a supportive husband or a supportive family. It looks like she has neither. A grown man should at least know how to make simple meals for his family. Maybe he doesn’t have to cook every day if she prefers cooking, but what happens if she ends up in the hospital? What is he going to feed the kids then?

Neither your family nor his family is going to raise and feed the children every day. It’s the parents’ responsibility.

They know Useless does not know how to cook. And he doesn't care and is feeding Idris 24/7 junk too

So it’s not only about blaming the in-laws. What did Jalila’s mum do? Isn’t it normal in many cultures for a mother to help her daughter after having a baby? And I know in many cultures the mum comes to help, cook food, or at least bring meals regularly. Looks like they don't have a good relationship.

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u/These_Signature_5083 — 2 months ago
▲ 18 r/TheFurrahFamily

Useless

Sammy, children are not accessories they need patience, care, and stability.If raising one child is already too much for you should not add more kid.
Maybe put the same energy into parenting that you put into filming everything.

u/These_Signature_5083 — 2 months ago
▲ 37 r/TheFurrahFamily

I’m over talking about him. As a woman who has been through PPD, I feel pain watching this.

Like, what is this? Every second it’s “Jalila, Jalila” with a camera in her face. Do any of your family members allow you to record them anytime without looking presentable? Just because she’s your wife doesn’t give you the right to record her whenever you want. She’s someone’s daughter too.

I can see she’s over him, probably just waiting for the right time. She’s still young and naive.

I went through exactly what she’s going through with a man-child. It’s physically and mentally draining. They seem innocent, but behind closed doors they’re controlling and evil. They probably don’t even give you time to think for yourself. You keep hoping they’ll change, but they only get worse day by day until one day you finally leave..

And shame on her parents, especially her mum. Say something. I know all your friends see this and talk about your daughter. Are you scared he’ll divorce her? Divorce is better than this humiliation.

u/These_Signature_5083 — 2 months ago