u/Honest_Term1657

Is this a space for venting, or for adults looking for serious discussions about relationships in Algeria?

I’m seeing a constant stream of posts from teens and men in their early 20s expressing their hardships with dating in Algeria. Frankly, of course you’re having those problems wether straight or gay you're young and living in a country where you cannot simply marry at that age and is prohibited for the lgptq. At that age the only real option is to find a way to live in peace with yourself. That is the reality of our country.

​My question is: how many of you here who are actually grown-ups ? I’m looking for a space where we can actually discuss the problems we face as adults who are trying to find decent, stable partners to settle down with.

​It feels like the basics are drowning out the real conversations about long-term companionship and building a life here. Am I the only one looking for something more substantial than just venting about the obvious?

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u/Honest_Term1657 — 16 hours ago

Looking for a C2/Native English Speaking Partner

I’m an English teacher in my 30s, and I’m looking for a serious speaking partner with a C2 or native level of English.

I’d like to have daily evening conversations (voice or text) focused on meaningful, engaging topics intellectual discussions...anything from culture and society to personal topics, teaching, or everyday life.

I’m specifically looking for someone:

With a high level of fluency (C2 or native)

Around my age (late 20s–30s)

Available consistently in the evenings

Comfortable speaking English only

The goal is to maintain and refine my level through regular, natural interaction...not formal lessons...I really feel a need for that as I'm feeling a less behind...I believe teaching low levels is affecting me badly.

If you’re interested, feel free to reach out.

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u/Honest_Term1657 — 5 days ago

Looking for a C2/Native English Speaking Partner

I’m an English teacher in my 30s, and I’m looking for a serious speaking partner with a C2 or native level of English.

I’d like to have daily evening conversations (voice or text) focused on meaningful, engaging topics intellectual discussions...anything from culture and society to personal topics, teaching, or everyday life.

I’m specifically looking for someone:

With a high level of fluency (C2 or native)

Around my age (late 20s–30s)

Available consistently in the evenings

Comfortable speaking English only

The goal is to maintain and refine my level through regular, natural interaction...not formal lessons...I really feel a need for that as I'm feeling a less behind...I believe teaching low levels is affecting me badly.

If you’re interested, feel free to reach out.

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u/Honest_Term1657 — 5 days ago
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Sheep prices are crazy in Algeria this year, but don't buy if you can't afford it!

Buying a sheep every year for eid despite rising costs comes from social pressure, not religious necessity... It has become a tradition enforced by shame rather than a required act to please Allah... but Allah do not pressure you to sacrifice if you don't have the money !

Why most people do not understand this simple truth !

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u/Honest_Term1657 — 6 days ago
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So many single men today are super hesitant about marriage..some are even against it by default. It got me curious about the thought process behind such a decision for a man.

​I’d love to hear from the married brothers ..how did you finally took the decision to marry ?

Was it a long term plan ? Did you sit down and weigh the pros and cons, or did you just know when you met your spouse ? Did the decision happen in the heat of a moment or a specific life event that changed your perspective?

Do you think most Algerian men follow a certain cultural script, or was your approach unique?..I’d love to hear your stories. What pushed you over the edge from single and free to I'm ready for this ?

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u/Honest_Term1657 — 13 days ago

Hey everyone, I’m looking for a good video editor mainly for some advice, and maybe a smal paid service if things work out. If you’re available or know someone, I’d really appreciate it!

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u/Honest_Term1657 — 13 days ago

In the east we have two types of chakhchokha.

The one in the first picture is chakhchokha mjamra, which is famously made in Constantine. It’s usually prepared with meat only chicken, lamb, or beef along with just one type of vegetable, typically zucchini or turnip, plus chickpeas. The chakhchokha is thick and flaky. Some people call it chakhchokhat edhfar شخشوخة الظفر because it’s either made by hand or prepared by machine.

The second type is chakhchokhat sayar شخشوخة السيار. It’s much thinner and lighter, and it’s not cooked directly in the sauce..we just pour the sauce over it .You can add all kinds of vegetables on top anything you like.. It’s really delicious.

I love both types equally, but I’m better at making chakhchokhat edhfar.

How do you usually prepare chakhchokha in your region?

u/Honest_Term1657 — 13 days ago

The heat is unbearable today ... its literally summer vibes ..I wouldn't be able to handle tajin anymore lol ...

u/Honest_Term1657 — 15 days ago
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My boomer parents used to dress me boys clothes with my brothers..I was fighting over pants and socks and shirts with my younger bro ... aaaahhh :)

u/Honest_Term1657 — 15 days ago

Every evening...I feel this pull to reach out to someone ..anyone, really. A friend, a coworker, even just texting someone who probably doesn't want to hear from me. I'll hover over my phone for like hours Sometimes I do reach out, sometimes I don't, but either way it feels kind of pathetic....

It's not like I'm miserable during the day. But something about the end of the day hits different and I suddenly feel this urge to connect or have someone to land with.

Is this just a me thing or does everyone have this? And more importantly ..how do you stop needing it? I don't want to feel dependent on other people to feel that someone in this world is interested in me ..I want to break free from this feeling but im stuck... no matter I do ..

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u/Honest_Term1657 — 15 days ago