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Some Good Things for your 20s
شفت بوسط مولاه طلب نصائح للي يلاه غيدخل العشرين..وشاركت بعض الحوايج من تجربتي البسيطة فالحياة ولي نفعاتني ومتأكد غتنفعكوم ادراري إن شاء الله وتختصر عليكوم الوقت والمشاكل
للدراري
- تعلم شي مهارة اونلاين فالفراغ ديالك ماخاسر والو وتقدر تبدل لك حياتك حرفيا..تيقني اصديقي
- تريني شي رياضة ولو غي الجري وحاول تريني ما أمكن من الأيام أسبوعيا العقل ديالك غيكون نقي وغتعاون راسك وغتحس بالثقة
- التصاحيب غا بعد منو اولا حرام ثانيا غيخربق ليك حياتك بالدراما ونتا فعمر لي خص الدراما الوحيدة لي تكون عندك هيا ديال توصل للهدف ديالك والطاقة ديالك كلها خص تكون هابطة غي علا تطور راسك..
- تعلم الدين ديالك شويا سمع وخا غا شويا من شي موعظة قبل مانعس..شوية د القرآن..الصلاة فوقتها..مرة مرة رشقات ليك صوم لله..مرة مرة صدقة بلي كان..وتعلم على القضاء والقدر ودوك الأحاديث ديال استعن بالله ولا تعجز وديال عجبا لأمر المؤمن وديال احفظ الله يحفظك..غتولي عندك مناعة ضد أغلب المشاكل النفسية.
- نتا فعمر ديال تجرب متخافش..خاطر مخاطرات محسوبة وتعلم بزاف د المهارات ومتخشيش راسك فروتين واحد ديال واحد الخدمة وتقول باراكا عليا وتبوس يدك وش وظهر وسالينا..زعم وكون طماع فالحلال أنك تزيد مدخولك والمهارة ديالك والعلم ديالك والقوة ديالك..نتا فمرحلة كولها جهد متضيعهاش..
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What are the things tourists do you hate the most?
Like, the worst things
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I neeed ur help and advice
السلام عليكم
Last year, I got my البكالوريا with a grade of 10. This was due to some family circumstances and the strikes that were happening. I had enrolled in a center but didn't complete my studies there. Now, I'm thinking of studying Fla fac, either English or Chinese language.
I'm looking for advice from anyone who has experience with these fields or has information that could be helpful, such as the required average grade or the national exam score for the specific subject. I scored 18.5 in English on the national exam. Lafac I'm considering applying to is in Casablanca (Ain Chock).
Any information or advice would be greatly appreciated. I'm feeling lost and unsure about what to choose. Thank you! ❤️
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Can Death Erase Accountability?
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Any thoughts on this
Questioning myself and our society:
I feel like we live in a country full of grey zones. By law, you're not allowed to do certain things, yet you can still do them. Another example is alcohol: Moroccans are technically not allowed to drink, yet everyone knows it's easy to buy it from stores.
Why this hypocrisy? It just shows how everything is bendable in this country.
As long as we live in a society where the law isn’t respected, it will never be taken seriously.
Another example: motorcyclists not wearing helmets. They ride past police officers and no one does anything.
And another one: The Moroccan Constitution states that Islam is the state religion, but it also guarantees freedom of thought, opinion, and religious practice. So there is religious freedom but not full freedom to muslims.
It just feels odd.
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[Travel Advice] Tips for Renting a Car in Morocco: What Every Tourist Should Know!
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Just a normal guy
Hey guys!
I am a 25 y o Moroccan guys and just wanted to share my experience with u excuse my mid English
Lately I’ve been feeling overwhelmed and depressed (kinda) because of work relationship stress financial problems etc..
Btw I live in salé and work here I didn’t chose to work in this domain I was kinda forced to by my parents since I was 16 (u already know the domain) and now that I graduated +2 years of work I started to reconsider my life
I have a decent a salary and an amazing girlfriend but shes going to work bera and we will end this soon cuz it’s going to be impossible because my work doesn’t allow me to travel or live abroad it’s like being chained but that’s okay
I cannot stand the criticism of ppl at work the environment the lack of professionalism the moroccan mentality with all the 7sed 79ed and narrow mentality in my workspace
I am very performant in my work I work really hard everyday makankhlich lbnadem fin ihder + above average fitness (I run semis, Crossfit,Powerlifting and former calisthenics athlete) but sometimes at the end if the day I feel a little emptiness and me and thought about suicide multiple times but I don’t have the balls to do it
I just want u guys to tell me about ur experience and if any of u guys feel the same way
Thanks
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I don't feel like I belong anywhere, even in my own country
I’m Moroccan, but lately, I’ve been feeling like I just don’t fit into the society I was born into. It’s exhausting watching how people blindly follow whatever mainstream culture, religion, or tradition tells them, without ever stopping to ask why. And god forbid you live differently — they act like it’s their duty to correct you, question you, or shame you.
I don’t want to live by default. I want to question things, think freely, make choices that feel right to me. But here, that makes me the “weird” one. Or worse — the “lost” one, the one who “needs guidance,” the one people gossip about.
Why can’t people just mind their own business? Why is everything I do — from how I dress, what I say, who I love, how I love, what I believe or don’t believe — somehow a reflection on my family, my morality, or my worth?
I’m tired of feeling like an outsider in my own country. I’m tired of being surrounded by people who think conformity equals virtue. I want space to breathe, to think, to exist without constantly looking over my shoulder.
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maybe i need therapy
I’m a girl and an introvert, and there’s this thing I’ve struggled with for as long as I can remember: when I’m around men, I literally panic. My heart starts racing, my face turns red, and I can’t think clearly. It’s not just once or twice it happens every time. I feel nervous, tense, and hyper-aware of how I’m acting or what I look like. I overthink what to say, and half the time I just stay quiet or leave the situation.
Even just walking in public feels hard sometimes. I avoid eye contact. I can’t look people in the face. I stare at the ground and try to get to where I’m going without anyone noticing me.
The thing is, I’ve always been like this. I was the quiet kid growing up ,the one who only really talked when I was with close friends or family. I could be funny, expressive, even loud with them... but around people I don’t know? Especially guys? I shrink.
It got worse when I started university. Before that, I was always the invisible girl , boys never really noticed me, they always saw my best friend. But when I started taking care of myself and changed my appearance, suddenly guys started to talk to me. The weird part? I didn’t believe a word they said. I still don’t. I always assume they’re joking or lying, like I don’t deserve attention or compliments.
I know this isn’t healthy, and honestly, I think it’s time to get help. (please guys be kind )
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The Day You Stop Trying to Impress Everyone… You’ll Finally Be Free.
السلام عليكم
هذا واحد لبلان فشكال
من أكبر الأغلاط لي كايديرو بعض الناس هوا محاولة ديالهم يبانو على ناس اخرين..كتبدا مثلا تخدم كتحس لا خصك تشري حديدة حيت مجاتش كاع لي معاك عندهوم حديدة ونتا لا
ولا كتبقا تشري لحوايج باش تبان فشكال وكيخصك تضرب لبياس الغاليين وكتبقا تستمتع فاش الناس كيقولو ليك بياسة هادي امعلم..وكيعجبوك النظرات ديالهم
ولا خصك تشري دار ونتا يلاه بادي لخدمة وخص الدار يكون فيها صالون ناضي فيه طلامط مطروزين بشي تخربيق فشكال..وكتخنق راسك ماليا
ولا كتسنا تاكيكونو الناس عاد كتتصدق على شي واحد باش تبان كدير الخير
ووو
كتبقا ديما أي حاجة كدير وأي إنجاز وأي فعل كتبقا بحال كاميرا د المراقبة فراسك كتحاول تشوف واش الناس شافوك..واش صفقو عليك
بل كتتحول بعض المرات السعادة د الإنجاز لتعاسة بسبب هدشي..مثلا:
كتدير شي إنجاز أيا كان..نجحتي ولا ربحتي شي حاجة ولا سافرتي لشي بلاصة ..كتنوض كتلوح تصويرة فسطوري وكتسنا تشوف تفاعل الناس..وايلا متفاعلوش معاك كيما توقعتي كتولي مخصر لك الجو وكتقول علاش ووو..وكتتحول السعادة بداك الإنجاز لتعاسة..
فالدين حنا كمسلمين كيتم التحذير ديالنا من هاد البلان فالعبادات تحت مسمى الرياء
كدير صدقة ولا كتصلي ولا كتقرا القرآن بصوت زوين ولا عالم فالدين ووو..وكدير هدشي على قبل باش يقولو عليك الناس شوف فلان تبارك الله على الإيمان ديالو..تاشوف الحاج تبارك الله ووو
هنا كتولي عوض تدي الأجر كتدي السيئات..
دكشي لاش الحل هو كيما كدير دوك الأعمال الزوينة قدام الناس ديرهوم فبلاصة فاش ميشوفوكش الناس باش تثبت أنك بصح كدير دكشي بإخلاص لله ماشي باش الناس ينبهرو بيك
الخلاصة:
محاولة أنك تبهر الناس هو سجن كديرو لراسك..كتقتل بيه الإبداع والقوة ديالك..ونهار غتخيد هاد لبلان غتعيش حر وغتتطور بشكل سريع بالمقارنة معا عوام الناس وغدير قرارات عقلانية كتخليك تربح فالحياة ديالك..
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Feeling like an alien in the Moroccan society
I don’t know if anyone else here feels the same, but I’ve always felt like I was born in the wrong place, or worse – the wrong era. Living in Moroccan society as someone who doesn’t think, dress, talk, or believe like the majority feels like walking around in a costume nobody else understands. Everything from religion, tradition, family structure, to how people interact feels rigid, suffocating, and deeply performative.
I don’t care about weddings, I don’t want to gossip over tea, and I certainly don’t want to pretend to believe in the same values just to “fit in.” I don’t find joy in the things people are obsessed with here – status, appearances, judgment, and blind obedience to culture. I'm tired of being told "you’ll understand when you’re older" or "this is how it’s always been."
No, I’m not “too white,” not trying to be European. I just want authenticity, individual thought, and real conversations. And maybe some silence.
Anyone else feel like a permanent outsider in their own country?
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Beautiful country and beautiful people: Thank you! - A few observations.
Just came back from Marrakech and it was a thoroughly enjoyable trip.
My first time in Morocco, I was taken aback by just how warm and friendly some of the people are. I've not seen hospitality like that in an incredibly long time and I travel fairly often for work.
The only thing I felt was a bit overwhelming was that every couple of feet you went there was someone bibbing you for a taxi ride or street begging. We walked around L'Hivernage and encountered some quite aggressive street begging. 'No' or 'Sorry, I have no money' was not taken as an answer by some!
I'd like to just walk down the street and take in my surroundings at times.
We were quite concerned about modesty before setting off and took care to ensure compliance, although on arrival it turned out that a lot of people dressed quite similar to the west (even the total opposite of modest in some cases)! That said, I (a male) did get some disapproving looks when I popped out of my hotel into the mall for a drink. I was wearing cycling shorts.
The food was amazing; the time spent out there too short and I am excited to go back again some time soon. I don't usually like to haggle when I go out places because I don't believe in haggling as a tourist but to see how cheap things are out there took getting used to. We really got our bang for our buck.
It's my first time ever visiting the continent and I was pleasantly surprised!
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The behavior and entitlement of some gynecologists and midwives in Moroccan hospitals needs to be addressed.
Salam everyone,
I’m a medical student, and while I haven’t yet done my OB/GYN rotation, I feel very disturbed by what I’ve heard.
My close friends told me about how medical professionals mistreat women while giving birth, and I find it absolutely outrageous. From midwives calling a woman a “loose slut” and saying “you didn’t think about this when you opened your legs” — literally while she’s in the middle of labor and in so much pain — to gynecologists refusing to answer a patient’s simple questions about her birth process, dismissing her with things like “You do not tell me what to do” or “Ask your husband to take you to a private clinic”, knowing full well the patient cannot afford private care nor defend herself… it just breaks my heart.
Until when will this emotional abuse and dehumanization go on?
These people feel entitled to act this way simply because they’re going unpunished — because we’re told it’s not our business to interfere.
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I couldn't find a job in Agadir
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What’s the one thing that makes life harder where you live?
Hey everyone,
We’re a small group of Moroccans trying to better understand what people are going through in cities, villages, everywhere.
Not for a headline. Not for drama. Just to listen.
If you had to pick **one issue** that really makes your day to day life harder , what would it be?
Could be anything:
* Bad transport?
* Expensive food?
* Finding a job?
* Feeling like no one listens?
* sexism?
We’re not a big organization. We’re just people trying to make sense of things and maybe build something that matters slowly, carefully, from the ground up.
Share whatever you want. We’ll read every reply.
edit: if u do not feel comfortable talking about it publicly you contact me privately I would appreciate it thank you
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Darija for Dummies.. Dummies is Me 🥹
Long story short: my darija is tragic. Like, comically bad; it’s lowkey embarrassing. Really funny actually, but it’s also bad. 😂😅
Ironic, given that darija is my first language. But I grew up in NYC and stopped speaking darija at very young age and now my accent is the terrible to say the least.
I spend good chunks of the year now between NYC & Morocco. I want to be able to speak confidently without feeling like I sound ridiculous or get self conscious.
Maybe I’m reaching for the starts, but I have a short term goal. I reallyyyy want to make noticeable/ meaningful progress linguistically before I go back(around the Fall). My family thinks I’m delusional to even attempt. lol Please help a girl out
Any and all advice is welcome and appreciated!
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Venting a little bit
Hi guys, so this will be kind of me venting so I’ll just get straight to it. I got my bac this year and there’s a possibility I’ll study in rabat which is not my home and it’s 5 hours away. The problem is that I’m really big on family I have a strong connection with my siblings and my mom. We do everything together and I can’t imagine waking up without seeing their face in the morning. So, just the thought of moving far away, brings knots to my stomach and for the past year I’ve been tossing this idea to the side but as you can see I can no longer ignore it. Bottom line is I’m afraid me and my siblings will grow apart, im afraid I’ll miss their birthdays, im afraid they’ll get used to not having me around, and im afraid of the pain
I don’t know what im asking for exactly by posting this, i guess i just wanted to finally admit this out loud because it was starting to drive me crazy.
Ps: I posted this yesterday and it got deleted but that’s beside the point, whats important is that people were saying If I were a boy acting this way that itd make me gay but If I was a girl than its fine. I’m a girl but even if I weren’t any guys feelings will be valid I guess what I’m trying to say is we’re all human and it’s natural and okay for us to miss our families, don’t you all think ?
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How easily do you recognize non native moroccans 💔
Salam 3alikom
Im in morocco right now with my mom to visit family and i cant really speak darija but can fully understand it (im trying to improve i promise 💔💔) 😭 however even when i am not speaking some people give me weird looks. Last time i went to the local 7anoot to buy some raïbi and the second i left the door one of the workers asked another, "wach katdhan hiya maghribiya? 🤔🤔"
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Need Advice — I Got a Bad National Exam Score
Hey everyone,
I’m really struggling right now. I just got my national exam results and my score is BADDD . The truth is, I was very sick during the exam, and it affected everything. Before this, I was the top student in my class — I worked so hard, and my dream has always been to become a doctor.
Now I feel lost and scared because this low score might ruin my chances. I don’t have a chance for a retake , and I don’t know what to do next. I’m scared my dream will never come true.
If anyone has been through something like this or knows what I can do to still make it, please please share your advice. I really need hope right now.
I’m Losing Hope
Thank you all from the bottom of my heart.
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Lost cat around californie, Casablanca
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Just another episode in the Moroccan healthcare disaster series.
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All the support for Palestine
Hello everyone, I hope you're doing well.
I want to take a moment to bring attention to something deeply important: many people are still purchasing products from companies that support the Israeli occupation and the ongoing atrocities against our brothers and sisters in Palestine.
Please, stop supporting these brands.
Instead, raise awareness among your family, friends, and community. This is one of the few peaceful ways we have to resist — by weakening the economic system that fuels oppression.
Our brothers and sisters in Gaza have been under siege for over a month now. Children are suffering from severe hunger, illness, and a lack of clean water. Every small action counts.
Support the Palestinian people however you can, and never forget them in your دعاء (prayers).
May justice and peace prevail.
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ظروف العمل في اكبر مصنع سيارات في المغرب
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Je veux juste installer une clim chez moi…
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My First Time at INWI Challenge Season 5 — How I Lost But Learned Big 🚀🔥
Hey r/Morocco
I’m Nexus Tribarixa from Berkane, and I just finished my first INWI Challenge with my middle school team from Al-Qods. We didn’t win 🥲 but I wanna share my journey and what I learned — maybe it helps someone preparing for next time.
What happened:
First task: Renovate something in Berkane. We built a new Dar Achabab (chabiba) for youth, and we qualified! 🎉🏆
Second task: Only 3 days’ notice to build a futuristic eco-friendly city 🌱🏙️. I focused on two buildings — an ecological theater 🎭 and a solar-powered greenhouse ☀️🌿.
Problem? My team dropped the ball 🥴 and I had to work solo under pressure. Plus, we got notified way later than others — super unfair ⏰⚠️.
End result: Lost in the middle school tier 😞.
What I learned:
Pick your team wisely — no one can do it all alone 🤝.
Quality > quantity, but timing and support are everything ⏳💪.
Sometimes the system is messed up — late notifications hurt 🚫📩.
This is just the start — I’m coming back stronger and smarter 🔥🧠.
The future:
I’ll be participating in the next INWI Challenge 6th edition, but this time representing High Up Academy. I’m pumped and ready to show what we got!
What do you think about my idea? Would you accept High Up as a participant? Any overall thoughts or advice on my story?
Would love to hear from y’all!
— Nexus Tribarixa ✌️
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Which cities do you think you can easily find a job in Morocco???
Which cities do you think you can easily find a job in Morocco???
Apart from Casablanca.
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Another summer, another mafia blocking access to our beaches
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We are ranked 94 out of 99 countries in healthcare Index
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