هذا مو اعلان فقط فضفضة اوكي،

كملحدين شلون نتزوج اهني في البحرين ، وكبنات قاعد ينضغط علينا من اهلنا ونترشح لزواجات تقليدية ، والنعم بالكل ،، بس ندري ان اغلبهم مايناسبونا ومازالوا متمسكين بمعتقداتهم الدينية ومايقبلون لو عرفوا حقيقتك ،، يعني انه شخصيا عادي ارتبط بمسلم ، بس هو مابيقبل فيني ،، لو عرف حقيقتي ،، فهل فيه احد منكم استسلم للامر الواقع وقرر عادي الزواج والتمثيل طول العمر؟؟ خصوصا ان الشخص يكبر في العمر والفرص تصير محدودة ،،بالنسبة لتعرفي على للاديين اما العمر غير مناسب او مافيه توافق ،، فيعني حتى الفرص النادرة باءت بالفشل ،، وهالشي مو سهل الموضوع حساس ويخلي الشخص ينضغط نفسيا واجتماعيا و عاطفيا من الانتظار وضياع الفرص ،، شنو الحلول برأيكم وهل فيه احد نجح بالعثور على شريكه المناسب ،، انه شخصيا عادي امثل بموضوع الحجاب و الالتزامات الاجتماعيه و الصوم ،، بس الصلاة ثقيلة شوي ،،قولوا تجاربكم الحقيقية واي حلول واقتراحات ،،

شركة أدوية تقدم دواء علاجي للمرضى. منهم من استفاد وتحسنت حالته، ومنهم من ظهرت عليه أعراض جانبية خطرة وتفاقمت أعراضه.

المشكلة ليست في نجاح الدواء أو فشله؛ بل في ردّة فعل الشركة:

قررت هذه الشركة حظر المرضى من التحدث عن أي أعراض سلبية، بل ذهبت إلى تطبيق "حد الردة" عمن يمتنع عن تعاطي الدواء، أو نشر تجربته السلبية..

السؤال هنا،

إذا كانت الشركة تمنع حق نشر الحقائق "بشفافية"، فكيف يمكننا الوثوق بأي "معلومة" أو "بحث علمي" يصدر منها وعنها؟

بل كيف يمكن أخلاقيا أن نطالب المريض بـ"الالتزام بالعلاج" بينما نسلبه حقه الأخلاقي في التحكم بجسده ومعرفة كامل الحقيقة عن "دوائه"؟؟!

وأخيراً...

ما دامت هذه البديهيات واضحة في حالة الدواء المادي، فلماذا نجد صعوبة في تطبيق نفس المنطق على بقية الجوانب الاجتماعية؟

لماذا يسهل نقض المنتج المادي، ولكنه يصعب نقض الأفكار المُقدسة بنفس الجرأة والوضوح؟

أليس من حق الفكر أن يخضع للتجربة والمراجعة، كما يخضع الدواء؟

Where can I find tatto artist in Bahrain do good job and affordable price

Hi everyone!

I’m currently conducting research for my Master’s dissertation at the University of Brighton on Retro Manama and nostalgic marketing.

The study looks at how Retro Manama’s nostalgic marketing, such as references to old Manama, Bahraini cultural memory and retro-style visuals, may influence Bahraini Generation Z’s interest and intention to attend the event.

I’m looking for Bahraini participants aged 18–29, and I’d really appreciate your help by completing my survey.

Your perspective would be extremely helpful for my research, and if you know anyone else who fits the criteria, I’d really appreciate you sharing it with them too.

Survey link:
https://brightonbusiness.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5b7Bqc6yMmoFwUu

Thank you so much to anyone who takes part! 🤍🇧🇭

Hello! I'm new here, I'm actually from Colombia and I'm an International Business student.

I need to interview someone from Bahrain for a university project (general (not deeply personal) questions about family) (You can search the university is called EAFIT University)

Can I contact someone through here? Does someone want to help me please?

Everyone has questions Everyone wants to know the unknown lets unfold mysteries

I’m a Bahraini woman and I’ve been an atheist for a few years now. I still wear the hijab and, outwardly, I live pretty much as I always have. I don’t discuss my beliefs publicly or with most people around me because I know it could change the way I’m treated and potentially create problems for me.

The part I’m struggling with most is marriage. I’ve turned down marriage proposals because I don’t think I could marry someone religious while hiding such a fundamental difference in how we see life.

Ideally, I’d want to marry another Bahraini who is also atheist/non-religious but, like me, keeps it private and lives normally within the community. The problem is: if both people are keeping it secret, how are we supposed to find each other? 😅

I’m curious if anyone here has been in a similar situation. How did you meet your partner? Is there actually a discreet way for non-religious Bahrainis to meet each other without publicly exposing themselves?

I’m not looking to debate religion or atheism — I’m genuinely interested in hearing from Bahrainis who have dealt with something similar.

After all these years, I woke up. Realized that even in the worst cases it's better to live them through than to suppress them and experience a created universe that fades and leaves you between two worlds where you keep having to rebuild a world from hoax scaffolds to not having to keep building upon a world of a weaker scaffold. And restarting, even if it takes more time, is still the road that prominently awaits.

I thank life for always having chances to give

I thank my heart for putting up

I thank my mind for always trying

What's your take on the multi dimensional universe that somehow seems to be bullshit but at the same time is a spectacular thing to be experiencing. If life and death are only a cycle of the consciousness, could you be living again once your current time is up?

A tribute to Amjaad

You were the only one who made sense to life

Miss you all the way from the moment you existed till the apocalypse

lets go back to the teletubbies era

when houses felt eatable like you had an edible mania

A true G time when it was TV time, change the channel quick that Vaseline ain't mine

it's just a comical ryhme to laugh on when my mind goes way outta line

I'm the jokster messenger sent ​from below by the mighty soul baker, or was it a coincidental big banger?

Doesn't even matter, for that matter we are all atoms who think might matter coz we got the biggest platter till an extraterrestrial drunken driver passes by and says howdy my neighbor.

السلام عليكم أخواني الكفار والكافرات

خلونا نسولف عن حاجاتنا الروحانية لأني مرات أحس إني من قو التمنطق أنجن

أحس كل فترة أشتهي أصلي في مسجد حارتنا القديم
كان دايمًا بارد وريحته حلوة وذكرياتي فيه حلوة
صلوات التراويح واحنا صغار وفعاليات الحريم والgiveaways اللي يسوونها بعد الصلاة
وصلوات العيد والكل مستانس وطاقة حب وسعادة في الجو
والنومة في المسجد بعد الصلاة كان فيها هدوء واطمئنان ما حسيت فيه من سنين

قد نمت شهر بكنيسة بس ما جتني سكينة المساجد شكله جيسوس مو بالعني
ورحت معابد بس الشعور مو مريح يمكن عشانه مو مألوف مثل المساجد
جربت أشياء روحانية مثل اليوقا وجلسات التنفس والتأمل
ما في شي يهديني مثل السجود والمساجد

وحلقات التحفيظ كانت حلوة وكنت أحب البنت اللي كانت تدرسني مدري وين أراضيها الحين
كنت أحبها لدرجة كل يوم في البيت أرسم لها رسمات وأشتري لها ألعاب وأحفظ أي شي تقوله
كانت مهتمة فيني بشكل خاص لأني كنت شاطرة وذكية ما تدري إني ألحدت الحين
من أحلى ذكرياتي لما كنت أروح لها تلبسني الحجاب شعور حلو ودي أعيده مرة أخيرة

المهم أحد غيري كذا وددددده يؤمن بس عقله يمنطق ويطقطق؟ وده يكون صدق في إله وفي معنى للحياة؟

I've had trouble connecting with outer subjects. But none of others seem to have this issue.

If I alone was a product of essentialism then I'd be more distant than I already am, but this time it's not by choice, it's by the nature of clarity. But that carries side effects.

Now when I happen to distance myself from the topics everyone talks about only because it doesn't seem to concern them or me, I reach isolation. Even if they were things I love and care about, my likeness towards them means making them and experiencing them, other's likeness towards them is talking about others who make them. As if they shut their own experience in favor for a well refined one, the only culprit is it doesn't belong to them.

What stops me from socializing is this. What stops you from not socializing?

F22 Here, I want to leave my parents house or bahrain because of how strict my parents are.

I’ve been going through a lot, I have a degree and a good educational background. But i need to get out of here its driving me nuts to where i get suicidal thoughts

Has any bahraini girl successfully left her toxic strict sexist parents, if yes share your experience and give me any advice.

Every solution is artificial, except for love. Pills don't replace it, the net doesn't replace it, they just suppress the true need to love and be loved, understand and be understood. Once you have it everything else will make sense and every artificial solution will cease to exist from your life. Love is the cure.

I'm pressured and open to talking with someone in the same shoes. If anyone out there sees life a current shit show let's talk out.