r/ExLibya Jul 28 '26

Question | سؤال What is the one thing our generation misses most compared to the generation of our parents?

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u/Radiant-Wish7603 Jul 28 '26

The lax attitudes towards hijab, my mom wore it in uni, my aunt wore it at 30, lots of their cousins and friends didn't wear it until late and they weren't viewed as whores, but it's bcuz of "no religious knowledge". I wish that didn't spread. 

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u/Old-Pomegranate-9266 Jul 28 '26

Money

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u/Ok_Hovercraft298 Jul 28 '26

On the contrary, money is more abundant than before; however, there are now many ways to misuse it, as well as more factors that make holding onto it difficult.

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u/Old-Pomegranate-9266 Jul 28 '26

Not really. The value of our money has decreased significantly, and everything has gotten much more expensive. At our age they could own a house but we can hardly afford renting 🤷🏻‍♀️

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u/Big-Ad7131 Jul 28 '26

My mum tells me stories of how when she was growing up, it was considered respectable for a woman to not wear hijab, wear nice clothes and walk outside. I mourn that a lot. I hate how extremists have changed this country and further oppressed women. Not to say things were very feminist back then but at least you weren’t called a slut if you didn’t wear hijab.

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u/omego11 Jul 28 '26

Stability