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I was a bit ashamed to talk about it, till i found someone here in reddit saying dealing with the same…
Could this be a morrocan thing? Tell me how do you feel about it?

I have moved from home, and now im living by myself, but it really made me sad and i was ashamed to tell my friends that i didnt have my own bedroom, i was also avoiding to invite my friends over because i literally was sleeping in the living room.

Also i was thinking like for my future partner, if he wanted to visit my house and ask me oh hey i wanna see your room… what should i say?

Im very proud that i kinda made it from living in a the living room to having a whole studio hahhaah, but still the fact i didnt have my own private space as a girl, is a bit frustrating and couldnt understand why? It should be something very important to secure your kids their own space to do whatever they want to do… im in a better place now but back then it hurts me a lot

I've just spent 10 days in your lovely country. We hiked up Toubkal, spent some nights in Imlil, went around the markets, quad biked in Agafay among lots of other stops in various beautiful places. Absolutely everyone we encounter were lovely, friendly people and I thank all Moroccons for their hospitality.

The only thing that ruined it was the terribley sad and depressing animal abuse that seemed to almost be everywhere. Horses absolutely worked to exhaustion in 35+ degree weather. We saw multiple times men beating these horses with a stick in the blistering heat while they were waiting for their next customer. Monkeys chained up in the middle of the square waiting on tourists to approach for pictures, snakes being constantly teased and at one place in the market (which we didn't go into for fear of what we'd see) was terrible animal noises, maybe chickens or other animals clearly significantly distressed.

Why does the beautiful country of Morocco allow these things, most tourists hate it and it would seriously make me reconsider visiting again.

Hi! My sibling and I will be traveling to Morocco for two weeks and I have some questions, feel free to give tips and advice also.

Casablanca (2 Nights)
Marrakesh (4 Nights)   
3-Day Sahara Tour (2 Nights) 
Essaouira (3 Nights)
Casablanca (1 Night) - Departure

We will be flying in and out of Casablanca thus going back there.

In terms of city to city transfer, we were thinking of riding the train from Casablanca to Marrakesh and the Supratour bus from Marrakesh to Essaouira and back. Is the bus guaranteed and easy to ride, or is it usually fully booked?

As for Essaouira to Casablanca, do you advice just going back to Marrakech to ride the train to Casablanca or are there direct routes for buses from Essaouira to Casablanca?

We are also unsure about transportation from the airport and bus/train stations. Aside from taxis, are Indrive and Uber are working well there?

And for the Sahara tour, which is a group package from Getyourguide, they'll manage our luggages and let us bring them right? Since we won't have another place to leave them in.

Let me know please. If you have any other advice it would be much appreciated!

I love seeing people's bedrooms and how they style them, feel like it tells a lot about them

and I've seen other people do these threads before but don't think there was one for Moroccans

to top the fun up a notch, i'll tell you what i think of you based on your room

I regularly rescue and care for animals. I recently took a kitten to a veterinarian for treatment, and when he was returned to us, he was in an extremely serious condition: both eyes were severely damaged, he was ultimately left 100% blind, and his paw/leg was covered in blood and had an infected injury.

My aunt personally saw his condition when he was returned and immediately took him to another veterinarian, around 30 minutes later. The second vet had to perform an enucleation because of the severity of the eye injuries.

I also have:

• photos and videos from before the first vet showing his eyes looking normal;
• an eyewitness (my aunt);
• Uber records showing the timeline;
• the second vet’s medical records and surgical documentation.

I’m now trying to find a lawyer in Morocco, preferably Casablanca, who has experience with veterinary malpractice, animal cruelty, or professional negligence. I’m especially interested in understanding whether I can pursue criminal and/or disciplinary action and request an independent judicial veterinary expert.

I’m not interested in compensation. My main concern is that appropriate action is taken to protect other animals.

Any advice, contacts, or experience with similar cases would be greatly appreciated.

I’m also looking for someone who may be willing to take the case pro bono or at a reasonable/affordable fee, as I have limited financial means.