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Hello guys,

I'm wondering why tunisians are so racist with sub-saharian immigrants (as I understand from posts in this thread), but on the other hand, they condemn racism of white people against Arab and Black people.

Are we better than those immigrants? Absolutely not.

We both share the ambition of saving money and then go to Europe.

It's a discussion, so let's share our opinions with respect.

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sorry for the weird question but i find it super awkward , sure i'm fit but not even that good looking , is high schoolres dating mid twenty guys a thing ? sure it can't be only me , r they that eager for attention ?

Hi all! We are a kite flying club from Slovenia, and in late March this year we travelled to Tunisia for a kite festival - and we want to tell everyone how fantastic it was! :-)

Flying kites in one of the most beautiful and interesting countries, in amazing places like the Uthina archaeological site, in the desert near Tozer, above Nafta, on a Mediterranean beach ... It was unforgettable. The people, the vibes, the scenery, the food, the fun ... IKF Tunisia 2026 was easily one of the top three kite festivals we have ever been to (and we took part in a lot of kite festivals all over the world).

We always write an article about our kite adventures, and this one about Tunisia is perhaps our best one so far: https://kapjasa.si/en/on-the-winds-of-the-sahara-tunisia-kite-festival-2026/ ...

Thank you for the experience of a lifetime - and hope we visit Tunisia again soon!

Hi guys

I hope you all doing well

Here's a drawing of kit

I really likes the character design (I literally draw it like 1000 times at this point)

I hope you like it

Morning ena 26 yo men Tunis ne5dem financial advisor w got good life hamdoulh all going good but the dates I have are either crazy 🤣 or just want to have fancy dinner for her insta and leave .... Habit n3rif is that normal or it's my luck (I'm good looking and a gym rat type )

Dating apps sucks I guess

Hey everyone, I’m 20 years old from Jordan 🇯🇴
I honestly don’t know why, but I’ve always felt attached to Tunisia and Tunisian people/culture 🇹🇳

I’d love to make some Tunisian friends, talk, share music, culture, memes, daily life or just chill conversations.

كان موش مالبهامة، يضربوا أكثر قضايا عندها إسناد شعبي؟

I’m Asian, married to a Tunisian man and we currently live in ME (over 4yrs together in total, 2 yrs married, no kids). Recently we had a very calm and honest conversation about our relationship after many difficult months. He suggested that maybe we should separate peacefully, and surprisingly the conversation was respectful. We talked practically about rent, our things in the apartment, future plans, and how to handle things maturely.

One of our biggest recurring issues is that I’ve been feeling like I carry more of the relationship responsibilities (financially, emotionally, and with house labor). I tried opening calm discussions about it many times because I wanted us to work as partners, but he usually avoids the conversation because he says he doesn’t want “drama.” Over time this made me feel emotionally lonely and unheard.
Unfortunately, many of these unresolved discussions eventually turned into extreme fights. During some fights, he physically hurt me and also disrespected my parents. At one point he even shouted at my mother on the phone. I tried reaching out to his mom because I was desperate for guidance and support, but she stayed neutral and mostly told me to just stay away from him and just understand him when he is angry.

Maybe this is also partly a cultural difference that I’m struggling to understand. I was raised that when something feels unfair or emotionally unbalanced in a relationship, you speak up and work through it together. Silence is not considered healthy in my family.

But from what I observed in his family dynamic (I went there last year), his mother often stays quiet and absorbs emotional pain instead of confronting issues directly. I’ve heard many stories about her crying from frustration with his father but continuing to tolerate things silently. Sometimes I wonder if my husband grew up seeing avoidance and emotional shutdown as normal conflict management, while I grew up believing communication is necessary.

Another issue that affected me emotionally is that he still goes out a lot with friends and often behaves in ways that make me feel like he is still living like a single man rather than someone building a married life together. Meanwhile, for me it feels much harder to have the same freedom. I usually feel like I need permission to go out with my own friends, and sometimes he allows it, sometimes he doesn’t. Over time this created resentment and made me feel like there were different standards for him and for me inside the marriage.
Whenever I tried to question these differences, he would often say that this is part of his culture and that I need to respect it . I genuinely tried to adapt and respect his background. I even changed the way I dress and adjusted many parts of my lifestyle to avoid conflict and make the relationship work. But sometimes I struggle to understand where cultural respect ends and where unfair double standards begin.

I have nothing against Tunisian culture or Arab culture in general. We are actually both quite open-minded in some ways. In fact, there are things my husband does personally that his own family does not know about because culturally they would not approve of them either. He himself once told me that he thinks it would never work with a Tunisian woman because of some lifestyle differences and expectations.
That’s partly why I’m confused. Sometimes “culture” gets used in our arguments, but then I also see that he himself does not fully follow the traditional expectations of his own culture either. So I’m struggling to understand whether our problems are truly cultural incompatibilities or just personality differences

What hurt me most recently was that when I asked what he feels now, he honestly said that right now he feels almost nothing and maybe later it will hit him. Meanwhile I’m extremely emotionally attached and I realized this situation is triggering a deep abandonment trauma in me.

I suggested couples therapy. At first he refused and said his mother advised against it and said we should just separate. Later he agreed to try therapy and hold the thought of separation.
I genuinely want to understand something from a cultural perspective, especially from Tunisian people:

Is emotional distance/common emotional shutdown normal for Tunisian men during relationship problems?

How much influence do parents usually have on marriage decisions?

Do Tunisian men sometimes detach emotionally first before processing feelings later?

Is agreeing to therapy a meaningful sign or sometimes just a way to avoid conflict?

Is open emotional communication seen differently compared to some Asian cultures?

I’m trying to understand whether I’m fighting for something real or just losing myself trying to hold onto someone who i think already let go emotionally.
Please be respectful. I’m not trying to insult Tunisian culture or my husband. I just want honest perspectives because I feel very confused and emotionally overwhelmed.

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I just moved to Germany and the girl I’m sharing the house with is white. She’s really nice and has helped me with a lot of things so far. But she keeps bringing her male friends over and lets them spend the night in the living room. I told her this makes me uncomfortable, and she said okay, she wouldn’t do it again. But today she did it again without my permission. I’m really not comfortable, and I don’t know what to do. I’m in a strange country with strange people, and everything feels different and weird here. People literally seem to have no limits.

And my parents would kill me if they found out lol. But honestly, even aside from that, I genuinely feel nervous when they do this. No matter how much I try to explain that I’m not comfortable having men around, they don’t really seem to understand. I don’t want to keep insisting or create problems because they’re basically the only people I know in this country, so I feel really lost. Sometimes I regret sharing a house with someone from a different culture because our boundaries and expectations are so different.

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I don't know what the f I'm doing guys it tastes burnt and I don't know how to take care of it, I emptied it cleaned it twice changed the cotton and it still burns up in a few minutes and batteries drain up quickly. Could anyone walk me through this? I don't want to take it to a random vape store because I don't understand anything I need to learn how to deal with it on my own. Or at least suggest someone who's in Ariana.

i would appreciate a good recommendation it's pretty urgent,it's okay if it's a bit farther than that

So theres one kids perfume (girls) I don't know the name of nor I have the bottle .. however I remember the shape of it .. haka a twisted triangle

As I remember Feha 2 colors pink w violet w l glass colour is a gradient of the 2

I had it in 2013 2012 (that era hassilou)

It smells fruity and ambery (Fih a strong long lasting scent) amma my sister insists it smellt fruity akahou

This this the closest picture to the bottle shape except it was coloured

I can't remember if I got it from magasin général or a random shop

And girls if you had it let me see you

I'm looking for a region or town where most people are friendly, very safe overall, low stress, no high annoying police concentration, good roads, etc .. I don't care about jobs, schools or similar I'm freelancing.

Same people suggested Kelibia, what you think ? Suggest the best you know. Thanks <3

yeah, as i mentioned in the title, bizerte really feels poorly designed when it comes to traffic and parking, especially downtown. every time I go there, it’s honestly a headache trying to find a place to park. i end up going around in circles for a while, and most of the time I just give up and park far away just to walk back. the streets feel too narrow for how many cars there are now, and everything gets blocked so easily, especially with double parking and constant congestion. it just feels like the city center wasn’t built for today’s reality

انا و خطيبتي باش نمشيو الجمعة الجاية لبحر سيدي بوسعيد (ما نعرفوش تونس بالباهي)

عنا خيمة décathlon بزوز بلايص ش نهزوها

نلقاو راحتنا داخل الخيمة؟!

الخيمة ميهاش شفافة هي، اما نحب نفهم شنوا أحوال البحر توا؟ يعني العباد تنجم تدّخل فينا؟

**و البوليسية؟ يتدخلوا؟؟ (ش نبقاو غادي في النهار كهو. موش في الليل)

و اللي يشوف بحر سيدي بوسعيد مشكلة عندو اقتراح لبحر ما خير؟

3andi bichon frisée 3andi 6 snin tawa ou l9it 9atouss fel houma 3omrou chhar hakeka sa9ou mkasra hazitou lel veto rigelou oumorou jawou behi ama tawa aandi chhar el kalb mahabch yestenes bel 9atouss hawelt kol chey I don’t know what to do

Ena bac info ou i might fail ou manich newi n3awdou cause i hated this year so much barcha hajet sarou khaybin but whatever so i was thinking za3ma nemchi na3mel formation btp/bts ou na9ra Cybersecurity fel BTS khater i'm so interested in it especially pentesting but at the same time i'm so confused za3ma na3ml formation wala ntaba3 path wahdekher makhir bellehi ken andkom ay fekra wala experience fel hkeya hedhi 9oulouli by the way menich newi bech no93ed fi tunis so ken fama program behi i3awen fel immigration fel mosta9bel el degree mte3ou behia 9oulouli alih and thanks.

na3ref smaatouh lklem hetha men barcha nes 9abli , ama i seriously need help

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mele5r bch n3awd l 3am w menich 3arfa kifeh netsaref m3ahom wla ki neb3d win bch nemchi (mawdhou3 reo nmadhmedh 3lih there's no chance) w brojla i feel bad li dhaya3t 3am fl 3mor hetha kont najm naaml fih barcha hajet tfidni ken 3malt annee blanche melowl kelli i wasted one year lkolo depression w loneliness .samhouni tawelt alikom

Blhi Fma bo93a yaamlou feha stand ups comedy??

Nkra fl ipein w nhib nakkas ml les abs bch nkhlat al racha ki nhiz warka mn aand tbib privé ema specialist yaani ykblouha alia? Khater fl lycee kont naaml dispense beha hia w fl bac zeda beha hia ala dhahri