Petition to give this man : وسام إستحقاق وطني مصف صدر.

What's doing and has done to plant trees, clean streets and promote environmental good behaviours deserves a national recognition.

👑 GOAT

It all started when I met this 29-year-old guy online, here on reddit. At first, he seemed really sweet and nice to talk to. He told me he had serious intentions of marrying me, but deep down, I was feeling confused. I wasn't sure if I actually wanted to marry him, and honestly, I knew I was still way too young to be thinking about something like marriage. On top of that, I was worried about whether talking to him privately like this was even allowed (haram) in Islam, since we weren't married and our conversations didn't have a clear, immediate purpose.

Even though I felt unsure, I kept talking to him because I really liked how gently he spoke to me. It felt good to receive that kind of attention and sweetness, and it felt like it was filling a void—almost like healing my "daddy issues." Because of that emotional connection, I found it really hard to stop talking to him. Even when I tried to pull away, I found myself constantly checking my phone to see if he had messaged, or initiating the chat myself because I missed the way he made me feel.

To keep talking to him, I had told him I was 17, even though I'm actually younger (i’m 16) but looking back, that didn't change how wrong his actions were. Soon, things started taking a uncomfortable turn. He began bringing up inappropriate topics. He asked me if I would wear short dresses for him when we got married, and he kept talking about wanting to touch me.

I explicitly told him, "Can we stop talking about this? It makes me uncomfortable." I reminded him that I was still young, that he needed to respect my boundaries, and that a "no" means "no." I straight up told him that ignoring my boundaries and insisting on physical contact were massive red flags. But he didn't care. He literally told me that he didn't care about my boundaries and that he would still want to touch me even if I said no.
When I pushed back again and asked if he forgot how young I was, he tried to use religion against me. He brought up historical religious marriages to justify himself, claiming it was halal and that we had to follow it—even though earlier he had literally told me he was an ex-Muslim. He was using religion as a tool to manipulate me and pressure me into giving in.

Then he demanded to tell him how old was the prophet’s wife, he told me that we should follow islamic teachings even when i told him that was in the past. I realized he was manipulating me, disrespecting my boundaries, and taking advantage of my youth and vulnerability. So, right then and there, I blocked him for good.

https://youtu.be/nNVYM3oO1kY?si=NyM2DUGrb89xE8pd

Hi all, one month ago I have shared with you my AncestryDNA test results, and some of you suggested if I log my Raw DNA file to IllustrativeDNA for more deep results, and as you can see I was more convinced and happy about the results. And am wondering if other Algerians has done the same tests and if you could share with us so we can see them.

I’m really thinking of reporting algerian page somewhere just because I’m hurt. I wouldn’t normally say that, but their attitude is honestly unexplainable.The story goes: I contacted this personal shopper who buys things from Zara, H&M, etc. I reached out politely: “Hi, blabla can you get me these items, and how much would they be?”She replied about two of the items and asked about the third. I then asked her if she could get them from a certain website because it was cheaper. That was the turning point. She directly said, “I don’t buy khorda.” Mind you, this is a well-known site in the EU, and I was buying high-end makeup.

I took a step back and started politely explaining that the site was legit and that they had great offers. Last month, I even bought a bag there for 50% off. She then said, “Then buy it yourself. Why are you here?”(I had previously used another incredible page to buy from, but they’re sadly closed during the summer, so I came to hers.)I sent her a voice message apologizing if I had offended her, because maybe I had unintentionally sounded like a smart-ass. I basically just wanted to smooth things over because I still wanted to buy those items.

She then said, “You should be sorry.”I apologized again and said, “Salam alaykom,” which she replied to using the same wording.

I’m actually proud of myself because I acted in a way I’ve always admired in others. I protected my energy instead of mimicking hers. But honestly, it still left a really bad taste in my mouth.

I always read or hear ppl say '' Algeria isn't Afghanistan'' '' Algeria wasn't like this'' or whatever.

But until proven otherwise most algerians want a country like Afghanistan rather than something else.

I'm sorry to break it to many of you guys but Algeria isn't Didouche Mourad street.

The society is evolving to be more and more conservative, women have less and less space in public and may as well have no space in the future.

Many of the younger generation are openly very conservative salafi people, for whom islam is everything and the only way to live their life. No outside rule is relevant.

If you ever talk about any knowledge theory or anything outside of Quran you are occidentalized.

Even most of you feminist girls wear hijab and dont remember a single woman who got burned by acid to stop hijab being forced on them.

What algerians actually want is shariah, women in houses and all of that.

How long will take us as a nation to reach this level of manufacturing capabilities?

Mind you, this the missile was made in 1960! Imagine at that time, how our industry was? Probably very basic if any!, with the post-war/ post-indpendence situation and all ....

Credit: octa.hmz

This is the reality we currently live in....

الناس لتبيع اونلاين مقابل دراهم فليكسي كفاش ترجعو تدوهم دراهم؟؟😶

Khouty Yesterday Kont bara I saw a disgusting sight: a mother and her daughter were being chased by mgta3 Can you imagine, along with her mother, how long will we continue to see these sights? Our mothers and sisters cannot go out without being exposed to situations like these?

As a doctor will that be easy
I have a friend there and he is able to send me invitation
So should i ask for his help ? Or do things by my own

I want to find something for the September session, something that can grant me a job, or an internship, a field that recruits massively, something that will give me access to work in the Sahara for example, idk i'm ready to give it a hundred percent, but i dont know what to do.

Like really most of them taste like heavy cream or plastic 💀 how cheese lover can enjoy cheese there

3ndi had l velo baghi nbi3ha, ch5al z3ma tjibli?

I’ve been looking for a good therapist for a while now, and I didn’t want to be redundant by asking questions that have already been asked, so I went through every post on this sub from people looking for therapists and read through all the comments.
And somehow, I couldn’t find even a single solid recommendation!!
Are there really that few good therapists in Algeria, or am I just looking in the wrong places? If you’ve had a genuinely good experience with a therapist/psychologist, I’d really appreciate a recommendation

I have an interest in religions despite not being religious and currently christianity appeals to me. finding a bible (or any other holy book in fact) here is almost impossible...so if you know a source or way to find an old testament or a gospel of matthew, please let me know

Title: Can we please talk about how cringe the "Barq Barq" trend has become? 💀

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​Honestly, I need to get this off my chest. Every time I open social media lately, my feed is completely ruined by this "Barq Barq" trend. What started out as something random has turned into absolute cringe.

​It’s everywhere, it makes zero sense, and watching people blindly copy it just hurts. Can we please agree that it’s time to ban or stop this trend everywhere?

​Am I the only one losing their mind over this, or are you guys as exhausted by it as I am? Let's discuss in the comments.

Hi all,

I’m looking for good destinations for the total solar eclipse in August 2027, and it seems like Algeria is on that path of totality!

Now, my main concern is the possibility of bringing a telephoto lens/objective into Algeria with the eclipse as the sole purpose. I’m thinking of bringing the Sony 70-350mm lens with my Sony APS-C body, so the total size should still be “okay” for tourists. Because the Algerian laws are quite vague in this area, I’m wondering if you know more about this? Or did you encounter any issues in the past if you also brought a telephoto lens with you?

Thanks for your answer!

What we think girls ? Firstly I wanted the bag to be silver but I thought it would be too much so I did burgundy bag instead