Juxa

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  4. Posted

    Taking your 'troublesome' kids back home is at times plain escape from your responsibility. If we take back kids involved crime, drinking, drugs and other edab daro yaa u maqan kids back home forced to host ilmo edab daran banished by their own parents?

     

    Instead of abandoning your children or sending them back as a punishment I say at least one parent if not move should move with them.

    The solution really is not sending them back!!!

  5. Posted

    Faheema no, although i am still upset you and nafyar inaad iiga baxdeen! lets have PJ party insha allah

     

    Oodweyne, soo dhawaaw, lakin walagu soo sirey, this is counselling group where old men are comforted and islaamo give out shaah frequently! how do you take your tea? English tea lee ha idhihin, it upsets my carawelo senses

  12. Posted

    Alpha Blondy;938298 wrote:
    but why? its not like i'm a someone anymore? i don't have any value nor benefit.......marka for you, The NG, SOL's finest to even entertain such things, makes Al wonder, that, maybe, just maybe, he might have some value, after, all is said and done?
    :P

    Dont say that, you are valued member and even Ngonge knows that you are creative, smart and somewhat the only man here that can get to him!

     

    Welcome back Eedo, la'aantaa waa abaar

     

    waves@faheema

  13. Posted

    Why? he should set a great example showing restraint, xushmad and understanding no?

     

    Just because he is madaxweyne does not mean he should treat the young man like qashin, embrass him in front of a full aircraft etc

    I say he owed him raali galin.....i am shocked ninka qorey postkan did not demand the madax weyne inuu isku xishodo

  17. Posted

    I do and because my generation in this topic are all late, I resorted to arguing with Chimera! Bless his heart he is ever so hopeful and refuses to admit he is working with not much (men) that kind of tips the scales and unfortunately not in his favour

     

    lets talk about the weather, i got bored of the iron lady

  18. Posted

    Fiiri, labadeena indhaha maan istireenaa.......one majority of somali men will not opt to be stay at home dads, regardless of whether he has a job or not, second past 20 years the role of the somali women have become 10 fold, she works and raises the children.Of course most women do it willingly. No amount of career and prestige equals to the joy of raising family for many women, not all.

     

    I hope things will change, i doubt it will be my life time. Now can we go back to the libaaxyo

  19. Posted

    Saaxiib read waxan qorey, i did not talk about motherhood and that option. I was refering to Wadani's comment

     

    Motherhood itself waa shaqo sow ma ogid, in fact waa 24/7 shaqo ah

  21. Posted

    Wadani;937231 wrote:
    That's reasonable if the wifes academic abilities and earning power justify it so.

    If you look at it objectively it is more likely the Somali women are the ones with the education and careers, so justification will not be too hard. Still they are expected to dive into the kitchen as soon as the board meeting is over.

     

    Life is just not fair on Somali women, be it in qurbaha or wadanka dhexdiisa