okay let’s say, we’re going to mamak right now, what are you ordering?

maggi goreng telur mata tak nak sayur satu dan air kosong. terima kasih!

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u/awkwardramengirl — 22 days ago

can any muslims here explain this to me? i’m also a muslim and i did some googling about what he said but i feel like there’s more to it. i find it hard to believe that our faith can be affected just because we show respect towards another religion’s celebration

u/awkwardramengirl — 23 days ago

i’m 20, and i never got the chance to go to college. when i told my dad that i wanted to go to college, he made me feel like i was asking for too much. he told me that i should just be grateful for what i already have.

i’ve always wanted to know what it’s like to have real-life friends and to be loved by someone. but after spending so many years at home, i’ve started believing that no one could ever truly love me. i feel like if i ever have a boyfriend, i’d just be someone he’d date for fun, not someone he’d genuinely love and care about.

the hardest part is knowing my parents are financially comfortable, yet i’ve always felt like i’m completely on my own. they’ve made it clear that it’s their money, not mine. i never wanted to take advantage of them. i just wanted a chance to build a life for myself.

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u/awkwardramengirl — 26 days ago
▲ 34 r/AskMen

What role does love play in your decision to have sex with someone?

Do you see sex as something meaningful that you only share with someone special or would you be comfortable doing it casually?

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u/awkwardramengirl — 26 days ago

I have a really serious question. What’s up with some men being so into “janda”? I honestly don’t really get it.

i’m only 20, so maybe i just don’t understand it. but from my perspective, i’ve always wondered why some people prefer someone who has been married before instead of wanting someone who’s experiencing everything with them for the first time.

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u/awkwardramengirl — 1 month ago

Would you be the kind of father who raises his children the way your father raised you?

my dad’s a little too confident. me and my siblings have never really dared to correct him and i think that’s probably why he thinks he’s right about everything.

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u/awkwardramengirl — 1 month ago