I agree they are the foundation and bedrock. On average, Somali guys aren't bad looking, and I get a positive reception from them, so I'm not worried. What I think is sad is a lot of girls have internalized this notion that there aren't enough good men or even financially stable ones to go around. And that isn't true. I'm not even young, and I still get pretty good offers. It's because the guys who try to pursue me are older and hence more established. I am very cautious and an overthinker.You worries make now more sense .
I'd also say compatibility & character is the most important factor for a long term relationship & its success.
I don't know if our opinions from a Male perspective will help you much ,since selecting a suitable partner seems more difficult for a women ,but the only advice that comes to my mind is : dont compromise on your non-negotiables like compatibility and character & maybe comprise a lil in the looks & finance side .
You are too kind. Where else would I go other than to the arms of my books?There should be a concerted effort to get sophisticated of the market, the Somali people can't afford to lose a qalanjo like her
You're one of the few brothers that gave this advice. Intuition does count.Trust you guts. You only have to pick one man. If he give you a bad feels. That enough for you to look for someone else
Please tell me. Do Gen Zs like possessiveness? Is there a generational difference between them and, say, Millenials?Possessiveness? That's hot. Especially for us sick-minded Gen Zs. If he's all that you mentioned, I would welcome it with open arms.
But I guess trusting your intuition would be the more logically choice.