I don’t think they do. I got a job at 25, and one year and half later, I’m still giving out 25-50% of my earnings every month to my parents because they’ve lived their whole lives in debt since marriage.

I come from a global south country though, and some people still feel obligated to have children because of longstanding beliefs.

https://youtu.be/coIl_fqwG-I

Reminds me of that clip where he was caught muttering “debili blyat”.

What makes you say that?

I hate how many Arabs are celebrating what’s happening in Syria, and I’m not even talking about just Moroccans. This makes it hard to not want to just give up on them. It’s like they haven’t got a single clue, they just gobble up everything they’re being told by media just like before. The Arabs are so weak that a completely different culture in Iran are spearheading their own resistance.

I wish I could experience that weather more often, it’s my favorite.

Be careful, they might have diarrhea, and that’s why they’re in a rush.

I hate it. Constant bashing of Iran and Hezbollah because they’re Shia and friends of Algeria and mocking their missile attacks while also claiming that they and Israel are just putting on a fake show. This coming from a country who’s been the mole in the Arab world since the 1960s.

Kissinger, but he’s dead now.

I have an IT background, so I really couldn’t tell you. I didn’t even need a certification because prices are fixed worldwide, and I live in a low income country. But it’s good idea to look for certifications, it will give you an idea of the skills that are in demand.

You’re American, I just noticed.

Still, I think it’s a good idea to improve your skills in your field. Even if you don’t care for the company or organization, try to at least make it seem like you just want to work in general, that you’re passionate about it.

It will be harder to convince others that you’re motivated, if you have too many gaps in your knowledge.

I struggled to find a job for almost 2 years after graduating, but I just managed to get one at the government of all places.

Have you looked there? In my country, having a degree is enough to be qualified for an interview, but only if you pass a (few) written tests first. So be sure to do some studying.

Check the laws in your country. Where I live, people with disabilities have a small percentage of positions reserved for them.

I spent too much time reading those comments. I have such a deep hatred of western liberals, it’s unreal.

I don’t understand why the Israeli military command doesn’t crack down on these people. Why would you as a minister of defense or commander in chief allow some random infantryman that you have authority over to carry around mobile phones and post on social media like they were on a tour instead of a war?

I think about what it would be like to be the opposite gender, but it’s not a very strong feeling. It’s just me wondering what life is like for the other side. I also think that it would be too much trouble to accomplish a gender change, so just that fact tells me that I’m not actually trans. I don’t even think of myself as male most of the time. I’m me before I’m part of a category that includes almost half of the world’s population.

Our country has almost no history of resistance aside from Abdelkrim Khattabi. And even the one hero that we have, Moroccans will betray him because their monarch is like a God to them.

Moroccans are useless.

Why would you think so low of yourself?

Why is Lincoln shown? What does the author try to imply?

Who needs to save face? Ukraine has become the world’s street ***** begging everyone for money wherever it goes.