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I met the Most Wonderful Somali Aabo ever

Postby Sumubaridi » Sun Oct 02, 2016 11:12 am

Yesterday while I was driving in Minneapolis, I saw on the street a Somali girl who was carried her little baby on a hand cart on the street. I thought she was knew to the country so I stopped to give her a ride. We picked a conversation why she does not have a stroller and why she is not driving as where she was going was far. She told me she has problems and told me a heart breaking stories.

She told me she is only 15 years old in the America age so can't drive. She told me flirted with a Somali guy and he got her pregnant. When she told him she was pregnant, he denied paternity and she came back home crying. She eventually told her dad and her dad told her to stay in the house and also told her brothers not to say a bad word to the girl as this was Qadr. She gave birth to a daughter and is now going through the DNA to with that guy since the welfare asked for it. She is so beautiful maasha allah. I told her not to worry about anything since obvious the DNA will proof it. When we got to her home, she asked me if I can give her dad a ride to the Somali mall. I did and we talked on the way. He asked me how I know the girl and I told him I picked her from the street. He said she is young and the father of the baby do not want to help her. woow. I knew what he meant because she already told me the story. What moved me was the fact that, He did not throw her out of his home and he was there for her.

Somali girls, Please note this, NO Nikaax, NO Galmo. What I realize is that, a Somali girl is diamond if she can keep her legs closed. Sooner she open those legs without Nikaax, she is like a broken glass. No worthy just nothing. Bad culture as the guy who made her go through all this is now not suffering.

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Re: I met the Most Wonderful Somali Aabo ever

Postby Hyperactive » Sun Oct 02, 2016 11:17 am

you lost me in the last sentences!! how about men to keep their pants on?? or biys will always be boy???

if we spend fraction of time we spend on girls, teaching boys how to behave and lecture them, our problems will cut into 90%.

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Postby PanSomaliNationalist » Sun Oct 02, 2016 11:53 am

Mashallah to the aabo.

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Re: I met the Most Wonderful Somali Aabo ever

Postby Sumubaridi » Sun Oct 02, 2016 11:53 am

you lost me in the last sentences!! how about men to keep their pants on?? or biys will always be boy???

if we spend fraction of time we spend on girls, teaching boys how to behave and lecture them, our problems will cut into 90%.
Waxaan kawadaah xaq maaha. African and Arab culture stereotype dumarka. Can you please this little girl ( she was 17 at most) and in middle school going through pregnancy, labor and public humiliation while ninkii sidaan yeelay go unpunish. I know I am not perfect and I have my own weakness but allah has given me one thing. humble heart. I almost cried when that girl narrated her story to me.

Can you believe making someone go through all this. She told me her father wants them to have nikaax now that the baby is born but she told me he does not want it at all. Waa iska bull shit. I will make sure my son does not do something like this insha allah. If he refuse to own the baby, I will tell him anigaa gabadha guursanaayo hooyo ayayna kuunoqon doontaah. Would you rather have her as your mom or your wife aabahaa wase?

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Re: I met the Most Wonderful Somali Aabo ever

Postby Lion104 » Sun Oct 02, 2016 12:37 pm

you lost me in the last sentences!! how about men to keep their pants on?? or biys will always be boy???

if we spend fraction of time we spend on girls, teaching boys how to behave and lecture them, our problems will cut into 90%.
I don't like feminine male like you. Just shut up and read the thread and keep your cuckold comments to yourself. Fuckkk

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Re: I met the Most Wonderful Somali Aabo ever

Postby CigaalSHiiDaaDCFC » Sun Oct 02, 2016 12:40 pm

Sumu Adiguba maad Iska guursatid? Haduu nacaskaasi Garan waayay.

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Re: I met the Most Wonderful Somali Aabo ever

Postby Lion104 » Sun Oct 02, 2016 12:41 pm

Why don't she take after pill, pregnancy pill, condom or abort the baby (the time period that is xalaal) ?

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Postby YummyMummy » Sun Oct 02, 2016 1:12 pm

Can you believe making someone go through all this. She told me her father wants them to have nikaax now that the baby is born but she told me he does not want it at all. Waa iska bull shit. I will make sure my son does not do something like this insha allah. If he refuse to own the baby, I will tell him anigaa gabadha guursanaayo hooyo ayayna kuunoqon doontaah. Would you rather have her as your mom or your wife aabahaa wase?
:dead: :deadrose:

Sumu wallahi for all your calaacal you have a good intentioned, daacad heart :up: much respect.

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Re: I met the Most Wonderful Somali Aabo ever

Postby Hyperactive » Sun Oct 02, 2016 1:44 pm

you lost me in the last sentences!! how about men to keep their pants on?? or biys will always be boy???

if we spend fraction of time we spend on girls, teaching boys how to behave and lecture them, our problems will cut into 90%.
Waxaan kawadaah xaq maaha. African and Arab culture stereotype dumarka. Can you please this little girl ( she was 17 at most) and in middle school going through pregnancy, labor and public humiliation while ninkii sidaan yeelay go unpunish. I know I am not perfect and I have my own weakness but allah has given me one thing. humble heart. I almost cried when that girl narrated her story to me.

Can you believe making someone go through all this. She told me her father wants them to have nikaax now that the baby is born but she told me he does not want it at all. Waa iska bull shit. I will make sure my son does not do something like this insha allah. If he refuse to own the baby, I will tell him anigaa gabadha guursanaayo hooyo ayayna kuunoqon doontaah. Would you rather have her as your mom or your wife aabahaa wase?
he is a good father and i respect that but still we need to teach men to respect themselves too.

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Re: I met the Most Wonderful Somali Aabo ever

Postby PanSomaliNationalist » Sun Oct 02, 2016 1:54 pm

you lost me in the last sentences!! how about men to keep their pants on?? or biys will always be boy???

if we spend fraction of time we spend on girls, teaching boys how to behave and lecture them, our problems will cut into 90%.
gabar miya tahay?

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Re: I met the Most Wonderful Somali Aabo ever

Postby Sumubaridi » Sun Oct 02, 2016 2:09 pm

Can you believe making someone go through all this. She told me her father wants them to have nikaax now that the baby is born but she told me he does not want it at all. Waa iska bull shit. I will make sure my son does not do something like this insha allah. If he refuse to own the baby, I will tell him anigaa gabadha guursanaayo hooyo ayayna kuunoqon doontaah. Would you rather have her as your mom or your wife aabahaa wase?
:dead: :deadrose:

Sumu wallahi for all your calaacal you have a good intentioned, daacad heart :up: much respect.
abaayo, if my son impregnate other people's daughters and I get his back, who knows someone will impregnate my daughter as well. That is someone's daughter and as a father, I will understand what he is going through. My son has 2 options. Keep his qori in his pants and keep off from other girls unless in dreams like his father did or own up whatever mess he created and take care of that girl and her baby.

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Re: I met the Most Wonderful Somali Aabo ever

Postby YummyMummy » Sun Oct 02, 2016 2:11 pm

War cad iyo talo suuban :up: :up: :up:

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Re: I met the Most Wonderful Somali Aabo ever

Postby Hyperactive » Sun Oct 02, 2016 2:14 pm

i used to think rising daughters was hard. i was wrong. i just paid attention since i am acting father newadays.lol girls much more responsible and focused.

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Re: I met the Most Wonderful Somali Aabo ever

Postby Sumubaridi » Mon Oct 03, 2016 11:06 am

i used to think rising daughters was hard. i was wrong. i just paid attention since i am acting father newadays.lol girls much more responsible and focused.
Waa runtaa laakiin the damage is much severe for the girl if she mess up. Waa in aad sidii dhaladii u ilaaliso. Girls are more responsible but just one little tip from the girl will smear her to the mad. A boy can play around, drink, chew, party and still come back and have some dignity. Once Gabadha fall off a cliff, even the looser who impregnated her will call her Sharmuuto* and love*. That is why if you raise 3 daughters and they become good girls, allah will take you to Jannah because you already suffered enough worrying about them.

Somalis have always been over protective of their girls dignity. One night in my riyo, some sort of jinni girl came to me and told me I can ask other habarjeclo if I want to find her. I posted in here and the habarjeclo guys wanted to kill me. See, It was not even a real girl and I didn't have anything to do with her telling me to ask habarjeclo. Think if that was a real girl. Somalis are even overprotective of their Jinni girls. Kuwa insiga ah kawaran.


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