u/PastConfusion6288

▲ 34 r/Tunisia

from a moroccan who fell in love with tunisia 🇲🇦❤️🇹🇳

salam everyone, i don’t really know how to say this perfectly but i’ll just speak from the heart, i’m moroccan, and somehow i ended up meeting a lot of tunisians while studying abroad, especially on campus at university, just normal student life, classes, library, cafeteria, nothing special at first, but slowly i started noticing something different about u guys, the vibe, the jokes, the way u include ppl without even trying, one moment that really stayed with me was a random day on campus, i was sitting alone near the uni cafeteria, not feeling my best, and a tunisian guy i barely knew just came and sat next to me, started talking about random things, joking like we’ve known each other for years, no pressure, no weird questions, just pure good energy, and later he called me KHOUYA like it was nothing, but wallah that word stayed with me, since then i’ve been following this subreddit, reading your posts, your humor, your culture, even your problems, and i swear it feels close to me in a way i didn’t expect, sometimes i even catch myself thinking what if i was tunisian, not because i don’t love morocco, i do, but because through u ppl tunisia started to feel like a second home somehow, maybe it sounds random, but i just wanted to say thank u for being the way u r and for making someone from another maghreb country feel that kind of warmth, much love to all of u your moroccan broth 🫶🏻🫂

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u/PastConfusion6288 — 8 hours ago

why do we still need visa while others dont even think about it

so i just wanna talk abt something that really tired me mentally, as a tunisian trying to travel or just apply to another country is like a whole mission, not just simple trip,u need to prepare a lot of documents, bank proof, papers, invitation sometimes, then u wait weeks or months just to get an appointment, and even getting that appointment is hard and stressful, after all that, u go there, u pay money, u hope, and in the end u can just get a refusal without clear reason,like all that effort for nothing,it really makes me feel stuck, what i dont understand is how ppl in europe just travel easily without even thinking about visa, like they just book and go, they dont feel this pressure or this fear of being rejected, why is the system like this? why some passports open the world and others make u feel limited? anyone else feeling the same or had similar experience?

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u/PastConfusion6288 — 2 days ago

feels weird going back to life after isolation,

hey guys, i need some advice, im 24 yo and since 2023 whn i got my bachelor i kinda stopped everything, before that i had dreams, plans, wanted to do my master and build my future, but things didnt go as planned and cz of some conditions i ended up staying at home for almost 3 years and half, it wasnt really my choice, its kinda paradoxical cz i wasnt doing nothing big but at the same time i was trying small things online like learning languages and stuff, now i just want to live my life again and go back to society but tbh i feel like a stranger, i dont know how to interact with people anymore and even simple tasks feel very difficult for me, also when i think about going back to school or studying again with pen and notes like before i feel something weird and blocked inside me, did anyone go through something similar, how did u get back on track and feel normal again ?

thank u all

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u/PastConfusion6288 — 3 days ago