Somali father appreciation thread
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There aren't enough words in any language to describe how much I love my dad Wallahi. He has sacrificed a lot for my dreams to become true and want to see my sisters and I always happy. He provides for us and he is also our best friend. I protect my reputation because ina sharaftisa iyo magacisa ugu ciyaaro marabi. May Allah bless him and all those somali fathers out there. 
Ape
Study Sunt Tzu’s, ‘Art of War’.
Never said anything about it. Just stated their occupation
How do you know?
what was the aim of the comment.How do you know?
To ask you a question! You said It was written with negative undertone. I asked how do you know if it was written that way. Sorry if I interrupted in the midldle convo, but why do you think so?
no where have we spoken or mentioned the occupation of Somali fathers, so there was no need to mention their occupation and if you are aware of Somali youth they often mock older generation for being a taxi drivers.
Tell your fathers, mothers you appreciate them in real life and stop telling strangers online how you appreciate them but never do it in real life
In case you haven’t noticed there’s been a civil war in Somalia, Somali men make good entrepreneurs walk down some streets in London you will see many Somali businesses.
One time at university a Caribbean guy was saying to me how us black people need to stick together and practice group economics, he went on to lament about how most shops in his area are taken over by Somalis not knowing I was Somali.
There are good Somali fathers.God bless themwe all know the only things you have heard about Somali fathers in the west are the bad stuff but lets show them love for the all good they have done.
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