u/Zealousideal-Gold582

I'm curious to read something original from you all! Especially in Arabic.

Do you think it will be a successful business?

If yes what tips would prevent it from collapsing

My hair is wavy and I've always treated it like a straight hair since it just needs a brush to be straightened.

But lately I'm starting to appreciate my Waves and i want to make it curly but i don't have any idea what products i should use.

I feel like most of the people here read in English more, so i was wondering if I can share reviews about Arabic novels i read, also is there any Arabic students here?

I know i can find them on canva but i want to see one professionally created. I'd appreciate your help.

I genuinely hate when a men talks to me and within the first few hours of getting to know me they starts flirting with me, and i see a lot of my friends having relationships and talking with their boyfriends like a husband and wife?

Correct me if I'm wrong but what's the point of flirting and getting into sexual topics with someone you are not guaranteed to marry? And it's certainly disgusting.

Is it really necessary to flirt while getting to know someone? Isn't it some sort of emotional manipulation?

I'm a girl and I have a male best friend and we knew each other ever since we were 4yo, so we basically spent our childhood together, and most of our school years were us sharing the same table, we were innocent, we had so much in common we used to exchange books and stories and we wrote so many poems together, and I'm not gonna lie, by middle school i had some feelings for him but i never really declared that, not just because i didn't want to ruin a friendship but also because he was already dating other girls and i didn't have a problem with that since he was still the same person towards me.

But by highschool he got himself into a dark hole, he started smoking and hanging with bad guys, and soon after he started taking pills and weed, and that really throw me off and i lost those feelings but we kept talking about what we care about and we kept reviewing books and writing together, and as much as i tried convincing him to quit his bad habits i got no response so i just accepted that it's just who he was now.

So basically when i was in college he dropped out and stayed with no actual life goals, and everytime i talked to him i realized he was getting hopeless and hopeless, and i started noticing that he got flirty with me and he stopped considering me as a sister or a friend, which i honestly disliked the most, so i started to keep my distance from him, and i started ghosting him for days, and obviously he noticed and he's taking it the hard way and saying that I'm throwing away a 20 years long friendship, but i really can't deal with that anymore, i don't want him to be high all the time and i don't want him to flirt with me and certainly i don't want the relationship to get any further, but i don't know how to break it to him in a nice way.

I'm a girl I got my Masters degree this year, and I'm hoping to get my doctorate too but there was no signing in the last few years and as i asked there won't be any time sooner.

So in the meantime looking for a job is the best option but as you know it's not easy to get hired as a new graduate.

So I decided to retake the bac exam next year and then study another major, well the thing is some people say that I'll be wasting my time in university again, but i feel like the waste is actually staying at home and waiting for a job opportunity or doctorate signing up (the chance of passing the exam is low as well) so... Is it a waste of time an energy?

Also my question for girls, what did you do after graduation? How did you find a job to get some income for your daily needs?

Have you ever experienced a platonic love relationship?

Is it possible that the qualities of a platonic love can be found in a serious relationship? Or is it possible for a platonic relationship to turn into a real love story?

Four years ago i met the professor that changed my Academic path completely, he was the smartest most punctual professor I've seen in my whole career.

At the beginning people told me that he's strict and hard to deal with and most people had terrifying Anecdotes with him, but as i knew him better it turned out he's a kind soul, much safer to deal with than most of the professors that smiles at your face, he simply was straight forward and real.

Although sometimes he was hard on me pointing my mistakes publicly, he admired my efforts in multiple occasions, he even prized my work in front of his colleagues. And he saw great potential on me that he spent the year prior to my graduation preparing me with assignments and books that eventually led to him supervising my thesis, which was one of the best works on my department for years.

And only until the day of discussion he admitted that the subject he choosed for me was the first to ever be studied on my department, and he admitted that it was an adventure he was willing to guide me through just because he saw what I'm capable of.

I wouldn't say during those years we were close and inseparable, but we had a great mentorship relation, that he said it's one of a kind since he's always reserved and rarely talking to students outside the classroom.

In my case we often chat about novels and politics and we shared sweets and soft drinks.

And as far as I can remember unlike my fellow students he never used my last name, he always called me with my first name, sometimes added a nickname to it, and often addressed me as his daughter.

After graduation and during our last encounter he was very cheerful, i would say I've never seen him playful as i saw him that day, and he even offered to drive me to the city where i was heading but i was too shy to accept.

He gifted me a novel and that was the last time we talked...

I truly regret not accepting his offer and i truly miss him... I still have his contact but i don't know what to reach out for... After graduation he sent me a post about some book we discussed but ever since then i didn't chat with him...

I want to, but i don't know about what or weather it's appropriate or not.

He's a father figure to me and an idol.

Have you ever been through something like that?

Personally I can't spend half of my day chatting with someone, even if i don't have anything to do. I simply enjoy my personal space and if i ever get into a relationship I'd be board so easily especially if the topic is something like the weather or whatever they doing.

What are your thoughts on that

I'm a girl turning 23yo this year and People always tell me that the man I'm looking for is basically a fictional character, but tbh i don't think my preferences are that terrible.

Like i want the guy I'm marrying to be a quiet person, intelligent, able to have deep chats, a person that let's his actions speak louder than his words, educated, and well mannered, having a critical mind, not Fanatic in his beliefs, understands other point of views and respects them even if he doesn't believe in them, understands that making a family needs sanity and patience and care.

And he would love to live and explore, and have fun too.

And he has to be a reader, and he doesn't make mistakes when writing in Arabic because i have a trauma responses whenever I see mistakes in Arabic.

So basically that's my delusional type of a man, that people doubt that it exists, and honestly in my life time i only saw these preferences in two people, one of them is a dead poet and the other one is a professor 50 years older than me.

So in my generation it's gotta be a challenge to find.