Lwalid dyali jerat 3liya men dar db chi 2 hours, bsbab ana ka nb9a nemchi 3end baba. She hates him alot she treats him as her nemesis.

Even tho she was the one who cheated on him. And got him into dept didnt pay our school in 2017 and we missed a whole year of school etc etc. (Yes my father gave me proof of everything, recipte, and the guy she fucked with sent a video to my father and he still has it on Google drive) all this she did and ny father still ma drach khiyana zawjiya f da3wa dyal tla9, he left her the house (not in her name) so we can live comfortably, what she did ?, she threw us at our grandparents.

She did alots of things I don't want to get into.

Am now lost, am at my friend house, with nothing but my phone and charger. Should I go to the police or just deal with this idk. Am 16, my father is in the middle of moving out, and he probably dose not want anything with me apart from the visits and vacations.

I hate both my parents, they faild me and my sister. And we gotta deal with it.

I’ve been thinking about how much hostility there is between men and women online, especially in Moroccan spaces.

And before anyone starts sharpening their pitchforks: I’m not picking a side. No gender is walking around with halos.

Men can absolutely be sexist and misogynistic toward women. I’ve seen men talk about women as if their entire purpose in life is to exist for the sole purpose of having children, cooking, cleaning , and keeping a husband happy in bed. Apparently, womanhood comes with a built-in job description.
But women aren’t saints either. I’ve seen women talk about men as if their natural purpose is to provide money, entertainment, and preferably a nice loft while giving for absolutely nothing in return. At some point, it stops being standards and starts looking like materialism on steroids with a Pinterest board and a to-do list.

And somewhere along the way, we stopped talking about each other as actual human beings.

Yes, I know someone will say, “This happens worldwide.” Congratulations, you have discovered the internet.

Obviously it’s a worldwide phenomenon. But let’s not pretend Morocco is immune to it. I genuinely can’t go a day online without seeing some variation القهوي(ة)** المصدي(ة)** being thrown around, as if an entire gender can be compressed into one insult and that somehow counts as social commentary.

What happened to simply expecting basic respect, responsibility, kindness, attraction and effort from each other?

Why does every conversation about relationships have to turn into a courtroom where men are presenting evidence against women and women are presenting evidence against men?

There is more to life than this.

What is the point of falling in love and getting married if the entire relationship becomes a transaction?

“Ch7al kaytkhlss?”
“Bach ghatzidni hiya f 7yati?”
“Chno 3ndo?”
“Chkon aykhlss?”

At this point, we may as well start asking for proof of income before the first date like we’re the fucking IRS.

What happened to wanting to actually fall in love?
What happened to meeting someone who makes life feel bigger, more exciting and more meaningful? Someone you genuinely admire, someone you can laugh with, grow with, build a life with, and love so deeply that being together feels almost out of this world?

Of course, compatibility matters. Attraction matters. Shared values matter. Nobody is saying we should marry someone because they made eye contact with us across a café and we heard violins. Before anyone say it; financial stability matters, but in my opinion no one has the right to ask for any kind of characteristic of any kind if they can’t provide it themselves. It goes for both genders.

But if the entire conversation around relationships is reduced to money, gender roles, sex, marriage, and what each person can extract from the other, then what exactly are we looking for?

A partner, or a subscription service?

I’m not saying men and women should have identical roles, expectations, or experiences. I’m saying we should probably stop treating each other like opposing teams whose objective is to get the most out of the other while giving the least.

And yes, I know some people will read this and immediately decide I’m a man-hater, a woman-hater, a “pick me,” or whatever new internet diagnosis is trending this week.
To those people: relax. I hate everything and everyone equally.

I’m not interested in defending men when they’re being misogynistic and condescending, and I’m not interested in defending women when they’re being entitled or materialistic. If something is toxic, it’s toxic regardless of who is doing it.

It’s been around five years since my last visit to Morocco, and lately I’ve been seeing a lot of videos and posts about the changes happening there. The new infrastructure, transport projects, renewable energy, and development in different cities have really caught my attention.

It honestly makes me excited to visit again because Morocco seems to have changed quite a bit since I was last there.

For people living in Morocco, what changes would I notice the most after being away for about five years? Has everyday life changed much compared with five years ago?

That's what my friend told me when i discuss the idea of making ALOT OF MONEY.

He said that, "we didn't went to CPGE, we didn't enroll into military ARM, ERA, we didn't pursue engineering schools, we are just la fac students had l3am ghana5do ijaza. We can make money yes, but "Wealth" and "fortune" gha nsaha.

I started to regret not taking cpge not gonna lie, but what can i do.

Im trying to see if society's expectations and family expectations are delulu or not. So please be honest, and please precise type of job and starting salary+ evolution
IF possible.

I usually go once a week to the beach(6km) and it costs 20-30dh before summer. Now I have to pay 45-50dh per ride. Is it just an agadir during summer thing? The map shows that over 20 drivers don't even bother to make a counteroffer. During the search I can sometimes find a petit taxi and it costs 26-28dh. Is indrive going through the enshittification stage or did the drivers become more picky/greedy?

Getting my own car wouldn't make sense because I would drive less than 50km per week

What are your best and worst cities or regions of Morocco (however you interpret the question!) And why?

You can't pick your own home region because that's boring and you can't larp like a charmil and be like aLl oF MoRoCcO iS BaD.

Tswira d Stock dyal Debbana bou-fraqech

I know about Facebook Marketplace and Avito. I actually tried selling my old ps4 console on the latter two years ago but I went insane with all the low ballers and time wasters.

Also I don't know much about the second hand pc market so if someone has a price estimation I would appreciate it.

The specs :

I5 10400F

Rtx 3060ti

16GB DDR4 3200MHz CL16

512GB Sata SSD

Aerocool 600W 80+ Bronze PSU

Monitor: Samsung Odyssey G5 27" (LC27G5xT)

If you live in Spain, you already know this. I don't, I moved a few yeas ago, but I still see Spanish content online.

Morocco is by far the most hated country in Spain, and I find this interesting, because it doesn't happen the other way around, completely one sided, because for Morocco, it would be clearly Israel, or maybe Algeria if you ask a zlayji/3iyashi. And then, in the third place it is disputed between France and Spain.

If you search "Marruecos" in Youtube or X, you will find interesting things. You can also search a post named "Qual es el país mas odiado por los Españoles?".

Every single Spanish Youtuber who talks about politics, every single one of them, without exception, talks a lot about Morocco.

It's not just anti-Muslim or anti-immigrant rhetoric, as in the rest of Europe, but specifically against the Moroccan government or people, based on the belief that we somehow control Spain. This is often said of rich countries against poor countries (Israel vs Arabs, France vs Africa, the USA vs South America...). It is the first case where an African country has power over an European country.

My parents' relationship wasn't a good one and was full of arguments. At some point, my father decided to completely run away from his responsibilities. He left our home about 3 years ago and has had no contact with us since.

As I've grown up and become a teenager, I've started needing money for things I need as a girl. I'm 17 years old, still studying, and I'm the youngest and the only one of my siblings who is still under 18. My brothers have been taking care of me financially since my father left, but it's becoming too much to keep relying on them. I talked to my mom about it, and we're now considering taking legal action to get financial support from my father....

I want to make this clear.. there has been NO DIVORCE. He simply left. My parents are still legally married...

I'm curious and I want to understand what my rights are, so I have some questions..

is my father legally required to financially support me while I'm still studying?

does that continue after I turn 18?

does living with my mother affect his obligation to support me?

what happens if I don't want to visit or live with my father?

can unpaid financial support from previous years be requested?

I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone who has had a similar experience, or anyone who knows about this situation.

I'm mainly looking for people's experiences and general information. Thank you🩷🩷