Husseinisdoingfine

It's been four month and Israel is yet to beat to take Gaza. NOBODY can defeat Hamas.

So a while ago I posted this thread: In the thread, I alluded that the reason I was writing it was because I acted selfishly, and it blew up in my face. Here’s the story: I was in this group called the Arab Student Club in my local college. I meet this very nice girl and I ask her out. She informs me that she’s cannot because she is a religious Muslim. But little does she know that I am a religious Muslim as well. I ask her out again, with the intention of telling her that I am also a religious Muslim. But when I do that, I forgot the “I am also a Muslim” part. So After the second rejection, I shoot her a text message clarifying what I forgot to tell her. At this point, she tells me that I’m making her uncomfortable and to leave her alone. Then the Arab club bans me due to complaints from this member.I as well wrote in another discord server that “I only go to the Arab club for the women” (which was a joke) and the club leaders found this and used it as evidence to banish me. Btw I’m not a Muslim, pretty much all of my friends and these people I go to college with think I’m a practicing Muslim because that’s what I keep telling them. Why do I keep up this lie? Because all of my friends are Muslim/Arabs and I’m trying to fit in with them. I even debated whether or not I should accept that this woman’s religion prevents her from being with me, or should I continue to lie about being in a religion that I’m not. I chose lying. But keeping up this lie, and even partially believing it myself, ended up backfiring and I lost a lot of my friends. I feel terrible because these kind people even took me out for dinner on Christmas.

But the problem is that I don't think that she thinks I was lying. She was probably weirded out by how excessive I was being. What are even Islamic rulings regarding boyfriends/girlfriends? I asked ChatGPT and got this: My mistake was not dropping the "I'm a muslim, too", the very moment I asked her out either first or second time in person.

I do suspect she was stating a falsehood as to get rid of me.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/dc-md-va/2024/02/26/israeli-embassy-airman-fire-death-gaza/ On February 25, Aaron Bushnell, United States Air Force Airman, set himself on fire in front of the Israeli embassy in Washington D.C. Uncensored video -------------> https://files.catbox.moe/fv5hly.mp4

As a Russian person, both ethnically and a citizen, I would sincerely like to wish rest in peace to this brave man. He was a hero and his legacy will never be forgotten. R.I.P. https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2024/02/16/alexei-navalny-dead-russia-prsion/

I think Leo already made a video on this:

Is this album cover SDi RED?

Waaaaaaaahhttt???? Does this mean I should abandon my daily meditation habit? What should I do?

Greetings forum. I finished Leo's life purpose course around one year ago and the path I set for myself was that I was going to become a theoretical physicist, or at least something within the field of physics. I'm currently enrolled in University, and to be sincere, every day feels like a drag. But it's not really a drag because of the subjects I'm studying, but because of the University itself, the architecture is modern and very depressing, and there's no social scene. But I'm becoming more afraid that maybe I don't actually like what I'm doing. I have to sort of remind myself why I'm doing what I'm doing, but each time I do I get suspicious if this is right for me. How to know if I'm gaslighting myself to think that I love physics as my Life Purpose, when I really don't. I already have a plan though, I want to apply as a Physics intern. If I like it, then that's a good sign I should stay a physicist. If not, then this was the wrong path and I need to switch life trajectory ASAP. My worst fear is that I'll end up like my parents. Both of whom didn't want to enter their respective fields, but were rather coaxed into it by their parents. I don't want to become a miserable office slave https://i.chzbgr.com/full/9551446272/hBC375B23/person-ever-get-so-bored-at-work-actually-start-doing-job-insericane

Read Marx.

Read my previous post in this thread.

>people making fun of this interview for having a long discussion of history It's hilarious that a politician would have a frank and open discussion about a topic that requires an IQ greater than 90 to understand. Instead of getting in a bunch of platitudes with some gotchas, quips, and zingers. You can see the response of the average American having their eyes roll in the back of their head in incomprehension, and having a laugh about 9th century history being mentioned.

Of course! Don't you know that if you've lived a pious life, you receive 72 virgins in a harem all to yourself?

OSHO: What Is Happening In Israel Is Nothing New

Ever since I was bought my first personal desk top computer in my freshman year of high school, I have always had an issue with chronic procrastination. It seemed that no matter how much effort I devoted to dealing with this issue, this particular thorn in my side never went away. This lead to putting everything off until the last minute, I can vividly recall how when I was younger, projects for which I had several months to complete would be put off to the very last day. Working late into the night, the very night before an assignment was due in high school was not an uncommon experience for me, and not because I was being overworked, but rather because of my chronic procrastination. After those painful late nighters, I would tell myself that I would NEVER do this again, only to again and completely unconsciously fall into my old habits. My favorite way to procrastinate is to binge on the Internet, wether it be YouTube, Reddit, 4chan, I just can't seem to stop. I have had it with the chronic issue for which I suffer with, I keep telling myself that I have had it, and that I'm not going to do it anymore, only to find myself unconsciously reverting to my old habits. I would put in place so many ways to prevent this, none of which seem to work. From putting my computer in the basement and only working on my school assigned laptop, to taping big warning signs to my wall reading NO PROCRASTINATING, nothing seemed to work. The only thing which seemed to work was refusing to go home from school untill all of my homework was completed, and having a teacher monitor me as I worked on my homework, using my school assigned laptop. I'm not asking for advice, as I'm already in a procrastination and OCD support group right now. I'm asking whether I'm either lazy, or stupid, OR do I have a legitimate psychological issue which is causing it.

Greetings. So I am someone who deeply struggles in school and I have for as long as I can remember. I want to become a really proactive person about this, as reflecting back, never have I once implemented an effective studying strategy. My studying strategies have always just included cramming and revising my notes over and over again, only to forget the material when the exam came around. I have indeed worked hard, but never smart. No one ever taught me how to study, or of effective learning strategies, rather I was instead shamed and guilted for laziness, but never given resources and tools to overcome this and to be an effective student, rather I was given more yelling and even beatings. I pose this question to the forum, because I know for a fact that Leo Gura has one of Cal Newport's books on his book list. Is Cal Newport a really smart self help author? Because I want to buy two of his books to help me with this problem.

Why not both? Smoking Newports while reading Newport seems like a relaxing way to spend an evening.

Well how do you know? Have you read the books? Also, I tried the YouTube advice and it didn’t work.

I hope the Republicans aren't THAT retarded, and prove it by AT LEAST choosing Nikki Hayley. I don't understand why Donald Trump continues to have all of this support despite his criminality (January 6, the indictments and lawsuits, election denial, etc...).

I remember listening to an osho podcast, where he said that sinfulness simply meant forgetfulness.

21 year old Arab male, currently in University.