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Who else has to press the button twice before it pauses the game and shows you the quit option?

I invested in Take Two a month ago and i thought everything was already priced in, so people said.

When the preorder was official the stock went up a lot. But right before last weekend (not this weekend) the stock was going down. So i sold it.

Since then i have watched how the stock is still going up till this day. Now i feel like i completely misplayed it. I didn't even gain that much because of it going down last week so i thought if it was risky if i didn't pull back. Now it feels like a huge missed oppurtunity

What's messing with my head is that i genuinely believed that it will be a pullback or that it will take a dip so that the market can give others a second chance. But i kept believing everyone who said it was priced in already. Now i don't know what to think. A gaming company is really hard to analyze.

Do you guys believe it's priced in fully or that the stock will face a downside this month?

Assalamu aleikum. I am very motivated and driven to make a subreddit or community of my own where we muslims together dismantle all hateful content against us muslims.

All the propaganda, misinformation and mentions without context in order to paint us as the bad people is increasing. Especially from social medias like reddit and Facebook. Instagram still has a strong muslim base alhamdulilah.

Who is interested in this?

Assalamu aleikum. I am very motivated and driven to make a subreddit or community of my own where we muslims together dismantle all hateful content against us muslims.

All the propaganda, misinformation and mentions without context in order to paint us as the bad people are increasing. Especially on reddit.

Who is interested in this?

I am very motivated and driven to make a subreddit or community of my own where we muslims together dismantle all hateful content against us muslims.

All the propaganda, misinformation and mentions without context in order to paint us as the bad people are increasing. Especially on reddit.

Who is interested in this?

Im so fed up with all of this. Im tired that we don't care anymore.

The amount of hate rising against us is enormous. We see it every day from politicians, far-right activists, and xenophobes. All the propaganda, false statements, and misinformation are rooted in hate.

How are you handling this? It's not something we can just ignore, because now regular people are listening to all of this and saying it openly.

For example, at work I recently heard colleagues discussing "Islamism." This is a term that seems to have become much more common, and nowadays some people use it to describe any practicing Muslim.

What does Islamism mean? According to Google, it is "a person who advocates for making Islamic religious law (Sharia) the foundation of a country's government, society, and legal system."

Now we Muslims already agree that a secular country with a majority that is non-Muslim can't have Sharia.

Yet the term is tossed around on people who just follow Islam. It really does affect me. I had to confront a co-worker and openly disagree that a religious Muslim is an Islamist. I am a religious Muslim. I follow my deen to the best of my ability. I felt compelled to challenge the idea that every religious Muslim is an Islamist, because that simply isn't true.

Why aren't we building communities to connect with each other?

In countries like the UK, Muslims often seem to have stronger community networks. In Sweden, where I live, we have mosques and we see each other there, but beyond that there are relatively few spaces where Muslims can regularly connect, support one another, and build friendships. I mean sure, we have friends, but not a strong community.

We work, pray, maybe go to the mosque some days, but that's pretty much it. Meanwhile, discussions about Muslims continue in politics and the media, yet many of us remain disconnected from one another. In Nordic countries, it feels like we are being divided. Now they are talking about banning the hijab completely. They say that women are forced to wear it, and etc. I don't know a single Muslim woman in my circle who is forced to wear it. Literally, if you ask any Muslim woman, they will say that they wear it with pride.

We must have a stronger community where we dismantle propaganda and invite non-Muslims to activities. It doesn't have to be dawah, but a place where non-Muslims feel welcomed so it changes the perspective that politicians have created.

What do you think?

I spent a big part of my childhood playing Black Ops 1. Now that it’s coming to PS5, I thought I’d just feel excited… but instead I feel something I can’t really explain.

From 2011 as a kid i spent years playing Black ops 1. I want to play it. It’s not the game I’m unsure about it’s what it brings back.

When I think of Black Ops 1, I don’t just think about the game. I think about a part of my life that meant so much to me. I think about coming home after school, with friends, long summer days, late nights when everything felt simple. I think about me living with my brother together, my family feeling whole in a way that’s different now, and a version of life that I didn’t realize I’d one day miss this so much.

And that’s the strange part. It doesn’t just feel like nostalgia. It feels like I’m touching something I can’t go back to. Like if I play it now, I won’t just be playing a game I’ll be reminded that those days are gone. And i'm worried i will be recreating different memories attached to Black ops 1 with my current life situation, which is not the same.

I'm sorry if this post was childish. But i hope someone can relate atleast.

So i have finally hit the wall and ready to settle down lol

Seriously though, how do muslims get married? How did you get married?

I have used Muzz but it's only getting tiring and the conversations usually don't end up anywhere, people aren't taking initiative there.