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September 16, 2007 @ 1:25 pm | 6 comments

Things have become too dramatic

By: Mona
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I was talking to a friend yesterday, and she was acting oddly strange and moody. I said, “what’s wrong?” She said, “my mom wants me to be someone I am not, I am almost 26 years old, all the attention goes to my younger sister who is engaged. I just can’t stand anything anymore.”

I was like wow. In my family, if I had a younger sister, well I do, but she is 14.5 years younger than me, so no way she will be married before me, but having a sister who is 3 or 4 years younger and getting engaged and probably married before you is not a good thing.

I asked, “what can you do to please your mom?” She said, “my mom thinks I am just a devil and I need to be closer to God and just pray and be good and put hijab, blah blah.” I said, “wow, what’s wrong with religion?” She said, “I prayed day and night, my life just got worse, where has it gotten me life?” I didn’t know what to say, so I wanted to be logical and said, “we are all born with a certain destiny, our life is set, religion is just our guide for morals and ethics and making us good people, but everything about us is set and done since the moment we are born.”

She said, “well my life is just bad and everyone ignores me. I can be sitting in my room all day and no one asks for me and sees if anything is wrong with me. Nothing.”

Wow.. I thought to my self poor girl. In my house everything is so different. My dad or mom keeps asking where we are and how we are doing. My mom keeps coming upstairs and asks how am and how is work and life. My mom can be too much of a mom and drives me out of my mind, but never ever neglected me or ignored me. She just drives me nutz! It gives me something to talk about.

I then told my friend, “are you just afraid to not get married soon?” She became a stubborn Capricorn her self and said, ” I will be alone forever!” I told her, “you know what, I am 26 almost 27, I have a job, I am older and wiser, so I have a better selection of guys to choose from (if I felt like liking a guy ever again), a guy who is A LOT better than me and wants me because I am educated and not a lazy girl who has an education to work at the mall or desk job.” She said, “meh, whatever, I will be alone forever, that’s my destiny. I would rather shoot my self now and no one would care.”

How can you reply to a manic depressed bi-polar Arab girl? I just gave up and told her to do what she likes.  :roll: It was just too much drama for me to deal with at night.

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  1. asoom
    September 16th, 2007 at 14:05 | #1
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    Oh god that’s a tough one! Well her logic about practicing religion is screwed when she said she prayed and her life became worse, she also has some major insecurity. I don’t mean to sound cliche but when you have a strong relationship and faith in God you don’t need attention from others (whether it’s your family or a guy) to feel confident and have self-worth and be content in life because you see the higher purpose. So if she was someone that I thought was worth helping and caring about as a friend (usually I just get annoyed at people that talk like that) then I would try to relay that message to her.

  2. Mona
    September 16th, 2007 at 15:02 | #2
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    I agree with you Asoom. It is just really hard sometimes to get through to people who don’t want to listen to advice and help from others. May God help her!

  3. chikapappi
    September 16th, 2007 at 17:50 | #3
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    Well am a year older 27, have two youger sisters, one was engaged & during the party, all my family was like: “ma3leesh 7abebti, don’t be sad!” This made it worse for me, people always ALWAYS ask me when am I getting married – how the hell am I supposed to know! DO I have to walk around with a sign on my forhead that sez: “available for marraige” – she’s just taking it too “sensitively”.. tell her there’s time for everything & she must accpet things the way they are.. she should focus on maturing up & proving her personality at something, not waste time with mushy girly feelings that don’t help in today’s world…

    As for religion, she said she prayed & nothing happened! Tell her, she should do it for Allah, not for things & desires – allah is not to be fooled around with, Allah knows if she’s sincere or not – kel wa7ed is awarded according to his – her intentions mesh faking it.. she might as well not do it a9lan!

    There is a time for every thing… no need to rush, things are nicer when they come our ways unexpectd…

  4. Mona
    September 16th, 2007 at 21:17 | #4
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    oh chikapappi.. that is so sad.. :(

    Anyways, r u born December or January?

  5. Asmaa
    September 17th, 2007 at 00:35 | #5
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    You see Mona, your friend has worst problems than you and than me too. We always think that our parents act with us in the most unsensitive way, that they don’t care about our feeling and about our will when they just push us to get married and make our life a hell if we don’t abide. But still, if we compare our situation to the one of your girlfriend, we are so lucky that our parents don’t neglect us and that we don’t have a young sister that people keep comparing us to her.
    WE ARE JUST LUCKY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  6. Moey
    September 17th, 2007 at 02:21 | #6
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    hahaha yeah chica

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