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Cloud seeding Moroccan reactions
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Does anyone know a non-moroccan psychologist or psychiatrist in Morocco?
I feel like I can't discuss certain topics with Moroccan therapists without being judged, if you know any please let me know
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What is your favorite song?
Well yeah just like the title says , what's your favorite song of all times? , a song you'll keep listening to untill mol l amana ydi amantou.
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What would you never tell your parents but you wish you would?
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Gen Z music consumption in Morocco
I'm wondering what does Gen Z moroccan born people listen to music wise, if your Gen Z yourself you can send me your favorite song / artist and otherwise if you know some data stats or something.
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King Of Morocco Pardons Over 4,800 Cannabis Farmers
https://www.forbes.com/sites/dariosabaghi/2024/08/20/king-of-morocco-pardons-over-4800-cannabis-farmers/
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unemployment reaches 13.7%
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Job market in Morocco.
I live in Europe and I hold a senior position in my field. I decided to test the water and apply for jobs in Morocco. I applied to basic jobs in my field, entry, intermediate and senior levels.
To my dismay, I started receiving rejection letters. I thought that given my experience I would at least get one call back, but nothing.
The thing is, where I live I receive a few job offers a year without even applying.
Am I justified in feeling a bit salty about it? I was considering maybe moving back to Morocco but now I don't think it's a wise idea.
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What do you think about Sahrawi in general
As a Sahrawia I always wondered what people from other regions think about us,
and if they really think we live in tents and stuff like that...
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3 Months stay soon
I'll be staying in Morocco for 3 months. Where's the best place to rent an apartment and stay for at least 3 months. Tourist here. Thank you everyone
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Want to help a friend in his small business
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How religious is Morocco in your opinion?
Hey,
I've been to Morocco, I don't know that much about the Islam religion.
So I've been talking to some moroccans, and what I realised a lot of them (basically all of them) are drinking which is supposed to be haram. Also same situation with smoking.
Also I've seen a lot of woman dressing well.. let's say close to how a european woman would dress like, so shorter skirts, skinnier jeans etc., which is also haram I guess.
To me it seems like Morocco takes the religion somewhat more easili compared to other ''Islam countries''.
In the future I will visit Morocco for sure, so I just want to know what are the ''DONT'S'' in your country, especially for a christian man, and I'd like to see by your comments how do you see the current situation about your religion in Morocco.
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The desperate Moroccan Dream
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Is It Possible to Please Both Parents When They're So Different?
I have this friend named Sarah, who’s 21 years old. She lives in Sweden and She’s got a Moroccan dad and a Swedish mom, and lately, she’s been going through some really tough family stuff. Here’s what she told me:
“I’ve always felt like I’m living between two worlds. My dad is Moroccan, and he’s pretty traditional. He believes in the values he grew up with, and he expects me to follow them too. He’s always talking about family, respect, and making sensible choices, like studying something useful that will get me a stable job.
My mom, on the other hand, is Swedish, and she’s all about freedom and being true to yourself. She says things like, ‘Life’s too short to be anything but yourself,’ which sounds great, but it’s not that simple when you’re caught between their expectations.
For a while, they managed to make it work. Dad would go to the mosque on Fridays, and Mom would do her own thing, like meditating or yoga. But lately, they’ve been arguing a lot, and it’s almost always about me. My dad wants me to study medicine or engineering, something he thinks is practical and secure. But my mom thinks I should follow my passion, which is painting. I’ve been painting since I was a kid, and I can’t imagine my life without it. It’s like breathing to me.
Things came to a head last week. Dad found some of my paintings and said they were too ‘western,’ like I was losing my Moroccan roots. He got really angry, saying I was disrespecting our culture. Mom got defensive and told him he was trying to control me and that I should be free to express myself. I just stood there, feeling like I was being torn apart. I love them both so much, but it’s like they want me to choose between them, between their worlds. They don’t see that I can be both Moroccan and Swedish. I just want to be myself.
After that fight, my mom left to stay with a friend for a few days, and my dad has barely spoken to me since. I’m stuck in this empty house, feeling like it’s all my fault. I didn’t choose to be born into this clash of cultures, but here I am. I don’t want to pick a side; I just want to be me. Has anyone else ever felt this way, torn between two worlds? How do I make them understand that I’m not choosing one over the other? What should I do?”
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Is it normal to marry a divorced woman in the Moroccan society ?
From a man's POV.
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Has anyone else noticed a lot more beggars lately? I can't sit at a coffee shop for 30 minutes without someone breaking my balls.
Has anyone
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Cultural Exchange with r/Scotland this Saturday!
Hello citizens!
I'm pleased to announce to you that we're going to be having a cultural exchange with the good people at /r/Scotland this Saturday 31st August at 1pm (13:00)
If you've never participated in one before here's a simple guide to how it works :
- On the date and time of the event a sticky megathread will be created here where users of /r/Scotland will be able to ask us all kind of questions about our country and culture that we will be able to answer
- A similar thread will be created on /r/Scotland where we will be able to do the same, ask them questions about their country and culture
It's been a while since we've had one of these so let's all bring out those smiles and have fun! see you all in the exchange!
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who is the most hated person in morocco right now
ana 3aref ou nta 3aref mais nchoufou ach kyn ma3a dalik
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Am I supposed to fly to the other side of the sidewalk?
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If you were to watch anything from this Reddit. Please watch this.
https://youtu.be/oxqDmmK23To?si=cPvnXvVFMepaDU_H
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My struggle with social media
Hi guys, I just wanted to share this “struggle” of mine and would like to hear your opinions, advices and whether you ever have this issue yourself.
So first of all I’m not very active on social media (I don’t post, I don’t talk to anyone and no one talks to me 😂) but I somehow end up unconsciously spending hours everyday on those platforms and this makes me so bad about myself, I get so overwhelmed and distracted.. so I end up deactivating my accounts, cuz that’s the only way for me… I have zero self control and get distracted a lot, so the only solution is to deactivate accounts.
But shortly after that, I feel so lonely(actually loneliness is always there 😆) and isolated.
Sooner or later i reactivate my accounts again and keep going throught the same cycle over and over. And honestly at this point I’m just sick of it, I wish I could just use sm like a normal person in a way that I can stay connected but not letting it consume me and affect my focus and the work I’m trying accomplish.
If you guys have better experiences with sm please share tips and/or advices.
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Why do Moroccans always do this thing... Are they Stoopid ?
So you expected to see another generalization thread where the OP project some random behavior on all the people ?
Well, not today!
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Most unsustainable businesses in Morocco.
For me one of the most unsustainable companies in the country is Speedaf, i just receive 23kg of salt with less than 200g of electronic components.
Last year , i found i had over 1200kg of salt in a corner in the house.
While i can use that salt for many things (cosmetic and food), 1200kg is too much.
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Beach clubs in the north of Morocco
Are there any beach clubs in either tanger or tetouan with reasonable prices, good quality service and their location
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Why can’t we smell the ocean breeze in Morocco
I remember when I was a kid, I can smell a strong salty sea breeze from the beach way before I reach the shore. I left Morocco and came back years later, and now I cannot smell anything even though I’m right in front of it. Why is that? I really miss that smell
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I wanted to share these two random pictures I took.
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Question for men
Men, what do you do when you can't cry ⁉️
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Is this it ? Looks like Morocco government waking up in a weird condition
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I dont know what to put as a title
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