u/roumi98

Not just doing the work. I mean someone brings you a messy real-world problem and you can break it down, spot the issue, explain the risks, and give useful direction without repeating generic advice.

A lot of people have experience but can’t really advise others once things stop being straightforward.

What do you think separates someone experienced from someone actually capable of consulting?

I'm mainly asking because I'm noticing a trend on social media of people who are 24 or less with minimal experience in both life and work/ businesses and they offer consultations for the public.

I remember ending a friendship because the friend in question kept bringing up something I vented about as a joke, she wouldn't stop doing it even after I mentioned I'm uncomfortable with her reminding me of it every time we talk until I snapped out at her and blocked her, we haven't talked in 3 years and she reached out last summer but I never replied. The topic was about family and a very sensitive one for me.

For a relationship, I ended one because I felt there was no shared future plans, we had different mindsets, different goals and lifestyles that were kinda similar at first but the gap kept growing bigger with time.

You get access to better activities, better places, better networking, better job and business opportunities, and usually a more active social life. Add a cool, supportive family on top of that and life can actually be decent here.

The real issue is that most people don’t experience that version of Algeria. They experience the version with limited money, fewer options, boring small town in the middle of nowhere, family pressure, weak opportunities, and constantly feeling stuck when you are just trying to survive.

Personally, I think I would’ve been thriving way more if I either had a better family environment or simply grew up in a bigger city.

Environment matters more than people like to admit🤷it's 2026 and we still have electricity outages for hours, no fibre, nowhere to go outside except the beach that's 120km away, no social life after university, no life after 5pm outside..

The title has the question lol. I want to know if you got a compliment while walking down the street from someone you don't know...on your style clothes smell or anything..any cute moment not the creeps ones we are familiar with.

My uncle is almost 70, and he is exhausted from dealing with his 22-year-old son. He is tired, but he is still trying to help him somehow.

The problem is, his son refuses everything.

He failed his BAC twice, then refused to continue studying. He refused training centers, refused to learn any trade or labor skill, and refused to work even when the family got him a government job as a police officer.

He ran away once for three days and stayed at the beach with his phone turned off. He wakes up every morning asking for money, then disappears until late at night.

The worst part is how insensitive and violent he is. His dad almost died twice from heart attacks, partly from the stress, and he still does not seem to care. His older sisters are married, and whenever they try to talk to him, he gets aggressive and tries to hit them. He does not listen to his brothers either.

He keeps saying he will steal money and go to Spain. Recently, he started demanding that his dad sell his car and give him money so he can leave. He thinks all his issues are gonna get fixed once he lands there.

He has already been caught stealing three times. One time, he got caught in Tunisia with fake money, and it almost became a serious international issue, but luckily a lawyer helped him get back.

At this point, the family is lost. They do not know whether to keep trying to help him, cut him off, involve authorities, or what.

What would you do in this situation? And please note that every time they denied him financial help he would become violent...

Hey I'm(27F) looking for Algerian gamers to play with, preferably girls but I don't mind guys as long as they are respectful.

I play daily.

For online games:I play a lot of cs2 and arc raiders, occasionally I might play valorant, overwatch, the finals, Fortnite...

I love silly games like buckshot roulette, golf with friends, liars bars...if anyone down we can definitely play them :)

Open to trying other co-op games