Lets trade refugee stories

[RuralMan08]

^RuralMan08, some people knew what was about to happen but believed it would be quick and painless.

Lack of foresight I say, my family knew it was going to go out of control

[RuralMan08]

Did you ever bother to find the meaning of a "refugee"? You don't have to be fleeing from a civil war to become one, you know!

I haven't seen the horrors people have lived so I am thankful to Allah for that and hope He eases for anyone that had to undergo it.

I was legit in UAE and the States. I didnt seek refuge, even my ancestral homelands were not affected by the civil war alhamdullilah

[Navy9]

I was legit in UAE and the States. I didnt seek refuge, even my ancestral homelands were not affected by the civil war alhamdullilah

Where is your ancestral homelands?

[Cali_Gaab]

Daarod refugee stories are always the best walahi.
From muqadisho to camp utanga, they all seem to share the same story

[Nabeela]

Everytime I read these refugee iyo qax stories, I feel like I'm missing something, most stories I read wasn't so appealing, just rafaad iyo calool xumo, but still, I feel left out, if that even makes any sense lol

[Voltage]

Like the Somaliland kids claim, I would say the civil war started in 1988 too.

[Navy9]

Everytime I read these refugee iyo qax stories, I feel like I'm missing something, most stories I read wasn't so appealing, just rafaad iyo calool xumo, but still, I feel left out, if that even makes any sense lol

Feel left out are you okay? Anyhow, watch "Hotel Rwanda" movie and image that you are one of the characters. That movie make me cry everytime i see it.

[*Nobleman*]

Dont remeber shit I was one almost two, plus alhamdulilah no rafaad story as such.

[*Nobleman*]

seems some folks here were toddlers when the civil war broke out, yet remarkably tell such vivid stories...

Exactley my thoughts. How the hell can anyone remember such vivid details when they were 2-3, complete and utter bullshit.

[Jamac_Yare]

seems some folks here were toddlers when the civil war broke out, yet remarkably tell such vivid stories...

Exactley my thoughts. How the hell can anyone remember such vivid details when they were 2-3, complete and utter bullshit.

when you see ppl die in front of you as a child it hard to forget the smell of the blood and dead corpse afka kala haya gasping for its last breath as you watch it go cold.

[*Nobleman*]

seems some folks here were toddlers when the civil war broke out, yet remarkably tell such vivid stories...

Exactley my thoughts. How the hell can anyone remember such vivid details when they were 2-3, complete and utter bullshit.

when you see ppl die in front of you as a child it hard to forget the smell of the blood and dead corpse afka kala haya gasping for its last breath as you watch it go cold.

Bro i refuse to believe a toddler can remember such vivid details. You tell one thing you did as a 2 year old, that hasnt be retold by your mother.

[Jamac_Yare]

Bro i refuse to believe a toddler can remember such vivid details. You tell one thing you did as a 2 year old, that hasnt be retold by your mother.

depends on how long you were prolonged to the violence or tramuatic event.
i can remeber things from 4 years old obviously not every single detail of everyday like what i had for breakfast etc

[RuralMan08]

I was legit in UAE and the States. I didnt seek refuge, even my ancestral homelands were not affected by the civil war alhamdullilah

Where is your ancestral homelands?

My ancestral homeland is Awbare (Teferi Ber) region in Zone 5 Ethiopia

[Eye]

Born here, soo no story to tell