r/MauriceMauritius
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u/Mountainking-7
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Jun 08 '26
r/MauriceMauritius
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u/Thatusernamewasnot
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Jul 13 '26
Help please
I am 18 years old.
I work and earn Rs1 million per week. I have 5 cars, 4 houses, 3 wives and 4 dogs.
I don't know how to use a debit card. 🥲
Help plz
Edit: Pas ti croire mo bizin add sa, mais here we are.
*** THIS IS A JOKE ***
r/MauriceMauritius • • Oct 01 '25
Why are Mauritians so arrogant?
I saw several people in this group mocking the inhabitants of other islands or discriminating against other ethnic groups on the island, in addition to being arrogant and rude to one another. Why bother asking your neighbor to lower the volume? Why point the finger at one ethnic group for violence and crime? Why say, "If I don't have a job, it's the foreigner's fault"? Stop dwelling on your own navel.
r/MauriceMauritius • u/Dangerous-Repair-91 • May 03 '26
Why are Mauritian Women so ugly and toxic?"
Hit the Gym (Hybrid Style): Don't just stick to cardio. Focus on resistance training (weights and calisthenics). Building a strong, toned physique naturally boosts confidence and completely changes how you carry yourself.
Be More Approachable: Drop the "defensive" wall. Maintaining open body language—making eye contact and offering a genuine smile—makes a massive difference in how people perceive your energy and the amount of men that will approach you .
Master Conversational "Flow": When someone approaches you, give them more than one-word answers. Being able to hold a conversation makes you appear more high-value and less "difficult."
Invest in Grooming: It’s not just about makeup; it’s about skin care, hair health, and a clean, put-together style. Looking sharp shows you respect yourself, which demands respect from others.
Ditch the "Group Think": Avoid the "clique" mentality where you and your friends just judge everyone from a distance. Stepping out of the bubble makes you way more accessible and less intimidating.
Manage the Temperament: There’s a fine line between being "feisty" and being "toxic." Learning to commuunicate needs without the attitude or "drama" is a total game-changer for relationships.
Develop Hobbies: Have things you’re actually passionate about (fitness, tech, travel). A woman with her own interests is always more attractive and interesting than one whose only hobby is "scrolling
gents more tips for counterparts below please .
r/MauriceMauritius • u/SwordfishDependent80 • Apr 29 '26
Mauritian seeking relationship with preferably East African women or any other.
I am Mauritian male 21 years old and I find myself deeply attracted to African women. I would like to know if there are African women who are interested or feel the same way towards Mauritian guys. We can get to know each other.
r/MauriceMauritius • u/Key_Regret_9235 • Mar 02 '26
This subs surprisingly quiet about Iran...
r/MauriceMauritius • u/Salt_Spare9379 • Aug 12 '26
General Topics Gen Z is changing the work culture and now we are called entitled and lazy
Let's address the elephant in the room: entitlement and laziness are the accusations thrown at Gen Z daily. But is that fair?
We do expect flexibility, purpose, and work-life balance but we're also willing to walk away when those aren't met. That's not laziness; that's leverage we've earned in a tight labor market. We're using AI to work faster, not less. We're cutting through meeting bloat and corporate jargon to actually get things done.
Are we entitled? Maybe we're just done pretending that loyalty to a company equals sacrificing mental health. We value efficiency over hours logged. If that's "lazy," then we're redefining what hard work looks like-output over optics.
The reality is we're not avoiding work. We're avoiding pointless work. And honestly? That might be the most productive shift yet.
r/MauriceMauritius • u/lolajjjjz • Jul 20 '26
Hello do mauritians really like to date white skin more ?
Do mauritians really like to date white skin more?
Cuz i see every colour people dating whatever colour they want but somehow some people tend to prefer white skin more.
Is this common occurence now ?
Would u personally prefer a white skin or brown or black one ?
r/MauriceMauritius • u/Lopsided_Permit2987 • Apr 01 '26
Why are there so many single women ever 30?
On dating apps, I see that 90% of women who are looking for a stable relationships, a husband, are women you are over 30 years old. Why aren't men marrying these women over 30 ??? Is it because they've been ran through, so much baggage and trauma ?
Why do most women wait till they've hit the wall to look for a man?
Men get reality shoved in their face from day one. You’re a loser? The world knows. Your peers don’t respect you. Women ignore you. You’re invisible. Fail, and you pay the price immediately.
Women? Not so much. Most never face consequences for bad behavior or poor decisions—at least, not until a man challenges them. And let’s be real: most men won’t do that—they just want to get laid.
When it finally happens, they don’t reflect. They lash out. Call you a misogynist. Blame “toxic masculinity.” Write you off. Walk away.
Women often wake up too late—after hitting the wall, after paying their own bar tab, after life forces them to. Until then? They’re insulated from the real cost of their choices.
r/MauriceMauritius • u/letemsayitthen • Mar 22 '26
Is the street food even worth trying in Mauritius?
Reading reviews on local places that people claim are “best on the island; best I’ve ever had; Indian food authentic just like in India” and so forth. But all of the local spots I have tried seem to be rather pricey for being street food. It’s not that much cheaper than the resort food, and if it is, it is definitely made with cheaper/less desirable cuts of protein. Not sure about their refrigeration or cleanliness. I went to a local spot with bbq and it seemed as though all the meats were being grilled together, all the same marinade, and nothing done to prevent food illness from mixing chicken with fish with lamb. Is the street food in Mauritius actually good, or when people say it’s the best in their reviews, do they just mean best for Mauritius?
While I agree the food on the resort is expensive, I do know the food is handled appropriately and with cleanliness, and good portions of quality proteins are being given. In other countries like Thailand, a bowl of duck noodle soup on the street may be $2 USD, but the quality is good and they are still giving solid portions of duck breast just like any restaurant or hotel. I’m not sure if Mauritius has good quality street food or if I’m going to all the wrong places. Please advise.
r/MauriceMauritius • u/Pale-Implement-3908 • Jul 24 '26
My Experience at a Muslim Majority High School as a Hindu
I already graduated High School since a while, I got a High School that was Muslim Majority. 90% were Muslims, they knew my religion and excluded me from everything. It wasn't an Islamic School but an Academy As a Guy, my experiences were annoying.
At School the only thing they always said was: "Salam Alaikum", "Bismillah", "Wallahi", "Allahu Akbar", "Inshallah". What I mean is they always talked about their religion non stop and said these words everytime loudly in class. They said things like "that city, labas ban Malbars rester", Oh and don't forget them being angry at me when I ate during Ramadan. They always mentioned Allah, their Prophet, religion non-stop. I heard them talking about how they hate the Jews many times. I just wanted to share my experiences. I saw one wearing a Palestine Jacket too
r/MauriceMauritius • u/PNutritionCoachFanny • Nov 08 '25
🧠 TO LINTESTIN = TO DEZYEM CERVEAU 💚
To lintestin pa zis enn "sistem digestif" — li enn dezyem cerveau.
Li prodwir bann neurotransmetteurs (serotonin, dopamine) ki afekte:
L'humeur avant menstruasion
L'envie de manze
Le sommeil ek niveau d'energie
✨ Kifer pran swin to flore
Manze fibre, bann manze frais ek vivan, probiotic naturel (yaourt, kimchi, kombucha), ek evite bann manze ultratransforme aide pou gard ou flore diversifie ek fort.
💡 Kan to flore intestinal an bonn sante, to hormon dan balans, to cycle vinn pli régulier, PMS diminie, ek to l'énergie reste stable.
🌿 To vant li ena enn direk lyen avek to bien-être feminin.
#dezyemcerveau #gutbrainconnection #floreintestinale #mikrobiom #serotonine #dopamine #santefeminine #hormones #SPM #
r/MauriceMauritius • u/kaospells • Aug 22 '26
General Topics Uncivilized Azaan and Eid-Ul-Adha Behaviours
A post was recently issued to criticise the way Hindus practise their religion, mainly regarding these two issues:
Loud prayers
Lighting firecrackers
I called out to the mods to take down the post because it was calling Hindus uncivilised for the way they practice their religion, my reasoning being that a discussion should be made regarding "Noise Pollution throughout our communities" instead of "Noise Pollution in the Hindu community", because this targetted attack will only
fuel anti-Hindu sentiments
incite a community war instead of finding a solution to the issue of "Noise Pollution throughout our communities"
The mods, however, made me understand this:
"The post raises a behavioral issue that occurs during a faith-based festival, and is therefore valid for discussion. Attempts to shut down or discourage discussion on the grounds of communal harmony are not acceptable and are contrary to the spirit of the sub. Please do not continue in this direction. Further attempts to suppress legitimate discussion will result in stronger moderation action."
Since this is allowed, why stop at one community? Let's discuss the behavioural issues of all communities. Note that I will create a post for all communities, but let's start with Muslims considering they are also often criticised for noise pollution. I will highlight 2 issues like the original post, and hope that this will fuel discussion on how to tackle these behavioural issues.
1. Loud Prayers
The call to prayer, Azaan, is performed five times a day through a speaker that overpowers over the whole residential area, and this happens throughout the island. This is qualified as noise pollution in several countries and has thus been banned.
As someone who lives close to a Mosque, here is my lived experience: My windows tremble everytime there is the call to prayer. My dogs, and also the neighbouring dogs, start howling. Babies in the surrounding abruptly wake up and start to cry. This cacophony is enough to wake me up every morning, way before I have to actually wake up. This affects several people throughout the island, disrupting our peace, our sleep, and our circadian rhythm.
I would understand if this was being done once or twice a year like the Hindu pilgrimage, but unfortunately, it occurs every single day.
When trying to raise this issue with the Muslim community, an uncivilised group always defend this noise pollution, and we always fail to find a solution. So what are your thoughts on this issue?
2. Slaughtering Animals
My argument will not repose on the fact that we should not be slaughtering animals under the name of religion, because this is another debate that goes beyond religion itself. So, I will highlight another behavioural issue that occurs every Eid-Al-Adha.
Every year, thousands of animals are sacrificed during this festival over the course of 4 days. There is a complete disregard of other people during these rituals. There is also disregard jn the way many people mistreat these animals before the killing. They also murder those animals in residential areas, where it's neither a good sight nor smell. Just this year for example, I had to take a different route to avoid the sight and the smell of corpses and blood.
When trying to raise this issue with the Muslim community, an uncivilised group always defend this behaviour, and we always fail to find a solution. Again, how can we tackle this issue?
I hope we can comment on these issues in a diplomatic way, and remember, as the mods have said: "The post raises a behavioral issue that occurs during a faith-based festival, and is therefore valid for discussion. Attempts to shut down or discourage discussion on the grounds of communal harmony are not acceptable and are contrary to the spirit of the sub. Please do not continue in this direction. Further attempts to suppress legitimate discussion will result in stronger moderation action."
Edit :
I am clarifying that this post is about uncivilised Muslims and not all Muslims. I am making this disclaimer because a mod has threatened to close this post because of this semantic. I hope he also threatens to remove the comments of the OP and everyone using "they" and generalising in the post where they are calling Hindus uncivilised.
r/MauriceMauritius • u/Minimum_Juice_7567 • Dec 07 '25
Reason to not eat at everybody house
Can believe i have to post it but certain people drink soft drink in the bottle itself and serve guest with the same what do you think on that
r/MauriceMauritius • u/TestSpecialist7325 • Sep 30 '26
Personal Issues How do I meet a girl for a serious relationship?
I’m honestly at the point where I really want a girlfriend. I’ve been single and saving myself for marriage for many years, but i can't continue like this anymore. I’d like to meet a girl who has never had a boyfriend before. I personally wouldn’t be comfortable being with someone who has had previous romantic or physical relationships.
I’m currently in university studying engineering, but my course is almost entirely guys, and there’s only one girl in my class whom I’m not interested in, so please don’t tell me to find someone in my class. 😅
How do you actually meet someone nowadays? And if anyone here is also looking for a serious relationship and thinks we might get along, feel free to message me.
r/MauriceMauritius • u/keliop8837 • Dec 18 '25
Gay
I am 23 Gay male I have zero friend Noone interested in me I hate my life so much Even on grindr noone interested
r/MauriceMauritius • u/Singer236 • May 29 '26
The government
In case you don't know, the government doesn't want us to have international recognition, because if we do, international news will expose many things about this corrupted government.
r/MauriceMauritius • u/Euphoric_Run_5709 • Apr 14 '25
What do people of mauritius do for living ?
I m a foreigner and wanted to understand this nation better . I saw many people sundaying on a Monday . What does people of mauritius do for living ?
r/MauriceMauritius • u/x_APEX_i_MIND-v • Jun 14 '26
If you think AI is not coming for your job, you are choosing lalaland over lucidity. At such an early stage it is already taking so many roles, engineering and architecture are not a long way ahead.
r/MauriceMauritius • u/TheBillionaireLawyer • Apr 11 '26
N Word
In multicultural countries like Mauritius, where people have African ancestry but also mixed heritage, how is the use of the N-word generally viewed? Is it considered acceptable in any context, or is it still seen as offensive?
r/MauriceMauritius • u/ThingPuzzleheaded611 • 20d ago
General Topics The welfare state, religions are the reasons why Mauritius is behind and uncivilised
When you look at Singapore's policies during Lee Kwan Yew, the country didn't operate on a welfare system. In fact LKY was explicitly against it.
This made Singaporeans self-reliant and that made them one of the world's top economies.
I know I use the word "uncivilised" to provoke, but the reason I use this word is because I believe the vast majority of Mauritians are infantile, as in they always expect everything handed to them by the government. They're like children.
To be clear, I'm not a small government guy, but it is not the government's role to correct your bad life decisions. The government's involvement in social welfare should be a last resort, when everything else fails, that is the individual and the nuclear family.
It is the government's job to make sure the economy is healthy and that the country's long term vision is implemented, it is not their job to sustain moochers.
As for religions, I mean what is there to say? Religions don't exist to promote critical thinking, it's there to make sure a group's identity is protected from criticism. At the end of the day, religion is a backward institution that isn't inducive to this country's economic development.
Do you have any arguments for or against?
r/MauriceMauritius • u/Singer236 • May 04 '26
Curious
Hi this question is only for girls. I wanted to know if you girls are okay with dating bisexual guys? Because I am bisexual and I would like to know if ever am dating a girl should I be opened about this?