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@JackofBlades22 I can excuse the older generation as they were in an unfamiliar country facing racism and discrimination.
But it’s so chutoluki how even many of those new generation does it too.
@JackofBlades22 That’s life in west, saving money is much easier if you act a little dodgy.
Refugees here saves more money here in Canada than me who works in corporate. You get everything on the platter lol.
Sometimes I wish I could lower down my moral standard.
Video reminds of internet around 2011-2014, it was an amazing time to be here in internet. Everything was so amazing, till Indians and almost everyone of other countries of global south gained access to the internet.
@RogersHelps You guys suck so much. God damn, I know it doesn’t matter to you folks but I will never ever chose any wifi service from you guys again, I swear to God I will stop anyone I know to fall into the same trap that I have did.
@RogersHelps How do I cancel the Roger Streamsaver (Netflix/disney/apple tv)? I tried on my Rogers and there’s no options. No one even picks up my call. This is horrible
Let me understand this: I work my entire life, lose money, get back up, take loans, invest in a business, and after years of hard work, I succeed.
Then I decide to settle down with a woman who owns nothing. We have children, and later, she divorces me….and suddenly she is entitled to my house, my properties, my money, and even fights for custody of the children I worked so hard to raise?
So basically, a woman who is struggling to buy a house can just get married, divorce, and instantly become a landlady? Explain to me how this makes sense.
This lowkey giving feeling that she did some ehsaan marrying him. Must one person tear mountains to get something as simple as a smile or acceptance from partner?
Anyways, never want someone who doesn't want you or is stuck in their "past"
I’ve known my friend Dave since college. He was the kind of guy who built his entire existence around being a provider. He worked grueling fifty-hour weeks, bought a quiet house in the suburbs, and made his six-year-old son, Leo, the absolute center of his universe. Dave was the dad who spent his weekends teaching the kid how to ride a bike and his evenings reading bedtime stories. To everyone looking in, he was the blueprint of a good father.
Then came a routine medical scare that tore his reality down to the studs.
Leo had a severe allergic reaction that required an emergency room visit and a full blood panel. Dave was sitting in a sterile hospital chair, exhausted but relieved the boy was okay, when the attending physician handed him the chart. The doctor casually pointed out the blood types. Dave is O-negative. His wife is O-negative.
Leo is A-positive.
It is biologically impossible. In the quiet hum of that hospital room, six years of first steps, scraped knees, and unconditional, absolute love were instantly overshadowed by the most devastating lie a man can experience.
When Dave confronted his wife that evening, the thing that permanently broke something inside him wasn't just the betrayal, it was her chilling lack of remorse.
She simply stared back at him, her defenses raised, and weaponized his own character against him. "You're the only dad he knows," she told him coldly. "If you leave, you're abandoning your son." She had looked him in the eye in the delivery room, watched him cry tears of pure joy, and allowed him to legally and financially bind his entire life to another man’s child.
She had stolen his youth, his labor, and his absolute capacity to trust.
But the true, suffocating nightmare began when Dave walked into family court, believing the justice system would protect a man who had been subjected to a six-year fraud.
He stood before the judge with undeniable DNA evidence, expecting the law to sever his legal obligations to a deception he never consented to. Instead, the family court system looked at a shattered man and saw only a utility. Under the ruthless application of "presumed father" laws, the judge ruled that because Dave had acted as the financial provider for six years, he was legally obligated to continue. It was deemed in the "best interest of the child." The biological father, the man who actually shared the DNA, remained completely anonymous and entirely free of consequence.
Today, Dave lives in a quiet, empty apartment. Every single month, a massive percentage of his paycheck is legally garnished by the state to fund the lifestyle of the woman who orchestrated the ultimate destruction of his life.
Imam Abu Hanifa رَحِمَهُ اللَّهُ said :
"Don't get married until after knowing that you'll be able to take care of all its needs. Seek knowledge first, then gather wealth from that which is halal, and then get married!"
الطبقات السنية ، ص ١٨٦ - ١٨٧