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So , I had my PRK on the 14th of June , few days ago I started feeling mild to moderate gritty and foreign body sensations , burning , lacrimations and redness I went to my ophthalmologist yesterday and he told me that I have delayed healing in the right cornea , (a small epithelial defect or ulcer)
He put me on antibiotic drops and antiviral drops with the steroid and moisturizer but he reduced the steroid frequency per day (3T/d)
Since I left the clinic I felt anxious and frustrated but idk
Has anyone had the same experience ?

دكتور تكليف وبدور علي اي طريقة امشي بيها من هنا ، مفيش طريق متوسط شوية لاي دولة

Talk ?

Post operative PRK day 12 , I’m having mild to moderate gritty sensation in the right eye alone since yesterday, is that normal or i should seek the doctor

I had PRK surgery 9 days ago , the pain and discomfort are no longer exist though I can feel some mild foreign body sensation from time to time
The vision is better than the way it was pre- operative but I still struggle with far objects , small texts , TV screens and the night vision is bad , the vision is still blurry and hazy I’m on steroids and moisturizer
I read that PRK recovery is long so can someone reassure me and share his experience as tbh I’m a bit frustrated
Thanks in advance

عاوز شوجر دادي لطفل عنده ٢٧ سنة

Are there any subreddits for Iranian gays ?👉👈

I live in homophobic country where homosexuality is not legal and punishable , I don’t have many friends
I have only one close straight friend , sometimes I feel I wanna tell him about me being gay but I’m afraid of his reaction or losing him , sometimes he keeps joking with that he never saw me dating girls or never spoke about girls with him , he keep joking saying I believe you are gay and we laugh just like that , should I tell him or not
What do you think ?

Hello Arabs 😘
I see here some people ask about lavender marriage
So I wanna know if someone already has an experience with it, does it really work ? How do u feel about it after ? Do u feel satisfied infront of the community and family ? Or this feeling just doesn’t go

Hello everyone, I hope you’re all doing well.

As the name of this subreddit suggests, most people here are probably queer Muslims.

I have a question and, at the same time, I’m genuinely curious. I am a Muslim and gay, and I’m asking this without any hostility or sarcasm.
How do you accept yourselves as both Muslim and gay at the same time? Isn’t that a contradiction?

Our religion teaches that homosexuality is forbidden and cannot be accepted, and that the natural human disposition is between a man and a woman. We all know the story of the people of Lot in the Qur’an. I am aware that there are different interpretations regarding it, but the matter seems clear to me.

I see some people who are proud of being both gay and Muslim, and I am happy for them and wish them all the best. But my question remains: how is that possible when our religion tells us that this is not acceptable?

حد هنا اشعة فمعهد ناصر ، او يقدر يوصلني بجد ( مجرد سوال عن نيابة الاشعة هناك )

27y living in Egypt , looking for someone older ( daddy 🥺) , I prefer 35-45y old decent guys
I’m looking for something real , friendships or maybe more depends on the chemistry
( I’m not into sexsting or such stuff )

Hello everyone
I live in Islamic Arabic country , so mostly the culture here is to get married and breed and have a family
Most people of my age are already married, many have kids now even the not married are engaged at least
I’m not bitter or jealous at all quite the opposite, actually. I’m happy for anyone who finds their partner and the person who gives them peace and comfort in life
But I honestly wonder how do you deal with the pressure from family? Like when they keep asking “Why aren’t you married yet?” or “When are you getting married?” especially when you live in a society where not getting married is seen as unusual or abnormal.
Sometimes that whole thing puts me under a lot of stress, honestly. How do you handle it, and how do you reply to people in a convincing way?

I think the hardest moment we can go through in the journey of depression is the moment we realize we’re no longer the same as we used to be. I lost the bright version of myself. I became someone who worries far more than necessary, someone who thinks a million times before taking any step. Negative thoughts never leave my mind. I lost my sense of self-worth and my self-confidence. I’m afraid all the time. Sometimes I feel like my chest has become hollow from so much sadness.
I wish I could go back to how I used to be. I miss the bright version of myself so much.
To my younger version, “I’m sorry… I’m sorry for letting you down, but it’s out of my hands. I’m trying every single day.