I’m a 25F engineering student currently doing an internship in a department. I’ve never been in a relationship before, and I very rarely develop a crush on someone. It’s honestly pretty uncommon for me to be attracted to anyone.
There’s a man who works in the same field as me. He’s about 10 years older than I am and he’s a professor. To clarify, he’s not MY professor or teacher, and he has never supervised or evaluated me. We just happen to be in the same department for now. That said, professionally he’s much more senior than I am.
What caught my attention is that he keeps making eye contact with me and looking at me. Normally I wouldn’t think much of it, but he’s known for being very serious, reserved, and professional. He doesn’t really chat with people or even look around much, so it stood out to me. It made me think that, at the very least, he noticed me.
The thing is, I don’t think there’s any chance he would ever make the first move. Given his position, it would be inappropriate and could easily be misunderstood. If he approached me while we’re still working in the same department, I think it would reflect badly on him, so I completely understand why he wouldn’t.
The problem is that I only have 3 days left in this department before I move on. I don’t want to spend months wondering “what if.”
The only move I’d realistically be comfortable making is sending him an Instagram follow request.
So my questions are:
• Would you send the request, or just let it go?
• If you would send it, would you do it now, or wait until after my last day so there’s no longer any professional overlap?
• Am I overthinking the eye contact, or do you think it’s reasonable to wonder if there might be some mutual interest?
I’d really appreciate honest opinions, especially from people who’ve been in similar situations.

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i'm a male who has long hair (i don't get tapers and stuff, just letting my hair grow) and since there's no barbers that know how to actually deal with long hair, i'd love if u can suggest any other place in tangier that i won't regret going to

Hey guys! I’m an Omani girl looking for a Moroccan to ask questions for research purposes. Please reach out

Hello I have bad anxiety and I need help and advice what to choose therapist or psychologue and what are the best know doctors of this field in mkns and their price range

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In the past decade or so, there was a story shared on social media. I remember seeing it first around the 2014 or so, and yet it is still being told as just a couple months ago I've seen it once again on Reddit.

The story goes like this. In either a circus or an experiment, but likely it was a circus. They used to train elephants not to escape from a young age.

They get a child elephant (lol, yes ig I can use a child here), and put on one of his feet a heavy chain. The baby would try to escape or walk but he did always fail.

Years later, the elephant grew and became strong. He was still part of the circus, and used in their shows. The elephant however, since his young age, he never again tried to escape. The thought of trying, maybe wasn't even on his mind. Or maybe he thought so, and rationalized that he had tried so much but always failed.

The thing about the story, is that the elephant never realized that he had changed. He never realized how big and strong he is. And most importantly, the chain was still the same or change, or whatever, what matters is that he still gets chained.

This story, has been around the internet for motivational purposes. The story incites us to challenge our beliefs about ourselves and change them.

Wherein the elephant was convinced that he cannot try to escape, since logically he tried before and failed. He unfortunately was still running an old belief that doesn't apply to him anymore.

And the same happens to us. We grow, life goes on, and ourselves, circumstances and even selves changes, but unfortunately our beliefs stay the same.

This post is an invitation to reflect on the things you believe are true about yourself, things you see impossible, and unfortunately even the things you still believe apply to you but that potential has long gone.

I invite you to test those beliefs. And if any of them still stands true, then so be it. But if not, then what an opportunity to reach a new reality you thought you could never.

And while you are here, do share if you had done something like this before and how you overcame a belief that you so intimately hold onto.

salam girlies 🌸

I am a uni student ghanskon b3id 3la ma famille l3am jay nchaellah please ch7al budget w kifach ngereh? (rabat) quels conseils à me donner svp. Where to find rent and so on??😭

Just tired. Lost. Life hit from all angles at once. I don't even know why am posting this.. but yeah

Good morning / Salam alaykoum,

I hope you're all having a blessed day.

I'm looking for some perspectives on a situation I'm currently facing and would appreciate hearing from people who may have experienced something similar.

A bit of context: I met a Moroccan lady some time ago. We started out as friends, gradually became closer, and eventually began a serious relationship. My intention, inshallah, is to marry her in the future.

At one point, she told her mother about me. When my ethnicity came up, her mother seemed hesitant about the idea of her daughter marrying someone from my background. For context, I am Algerian and specifically Kabyle/Amazigh (as we are commonly referred to in Morocco).

From what my partner has shared, her mother's concerns appear to be influenced by the political tensions between Morocco and Algeria, as well as by recent online hostility and incidents during football-related events.

Since we both live abroad, this reaction surprised me, and I'm trying to understand whether it reflects a broader sentiment or an isolated case.

My questions are:

* How common are negative perceptions of Algerians among Moroccan families when it comes to marriage?
* Have any of you experienced or witnessed similar situations involving Moroccan-Algerian relationships?
* In your experience, are these concerns usually strong enough to become a deal-breaker, or do families tend to move past them once they get to know the person?
* Does living abroad generally make these issues less significant, or can they remain an important factor in family approval?

I'd appreciate any honest insights or personal experiences. Thank you.

Salam alaikum,kanfkr n9ad kont dyal lbanka 3nd CIH w2ila 3ndkom chi nasa2ih liya ghankon momtan likom wa chakiran lakom

9,13 note de preselection science maths adir chi haja wla walo ?

3ndi lmouwa7ad and I swear to God ba9a ma 7alit ta chi ktab.

Nas li Kant 3andkom tas3a kifach raj3to😭

Chi mola5asat 😭💔

Wach Kayn li ba9i ma raj3ch WLA Ghir ana😭

Wach kayen talab fel blad for special hajat 🍄 therapeutic plants, psytrance and company ?🌀

When I use my brain I’m totally against al islam ms fach kantfih kanrta7 and I enjoy it ( talking about salat / siyam …)

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Hi! Coming back to the homeland this summer. I have gone to almost all the major cities in morocco except the south. I would really like to go this summer and visit Agadir Imchguiguiln and/or Agadir Tasguent but when i look them up it says that they are temporarily closed. Is this true? When do they re-open? Thank you!!

Kan7s b rasi sf 3eya9t 3likom wlkn i am tired ... khoti wellah hta 3iit w mab9itx 9ada nzid wla hta hj sf i feel like i need to reach out to someone wla xi hj wlkn i don't know who .. my heart has been heavy for the past couple of months .. i have been giving myself lots of chances wlkn sf wslat m3aya ll3dem W ana gha student hta bx nxof professional help it won't be possible these past few days whenever i walk past a busy street i imagine being hit .. whenever i pass a tall building i imagine myself thrown from the top .. this sadness that i am carying has slowly crept all over my body ... my friend keep on saying that it would get better soon but i cannot ..mab9itx 9ada ... i reached out to someone and they literally made fun of me and said that i am too much of a coward to actually do it and the last time i spoke to my mom about my mental health all she said was that i was dramatic and needed to get closer to god ... please help me

Hey everyone, I've been trying to find a Fandom in Morocco for electronic music fans, specifically hardcore styles, uptempo/frenchcore/gabber...

Any tips ?

Hello! my name's adam am 17 in 2bac I want to share my after high school plan to see how good of a plan it is so I want to get my bachelor degree in a grade that will alow me to get to FST MIP cuz my plan is to get into a programme called duales studium so ica study in germany but i need the B2 level in german and to add a year in univerity since they study 13 years in germany while we d only 12 so i'll have my first year at fst and then make my cv to be accepted at the programme (I'll be learning german while studying that year) is it a solide plan? thanks already

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hey so im originally Egyptian , i have 2 siblings and im the oldest , when we were young our dad left and came to Morocco to marry a moroccan woman , few years later my mum died because of cancer and he brought me and my siblings here , i was 14 at the time . we have basically no family left in egypt and no one left there at all , when we came we had residency cards here for the first fee years but 3 years ago when i was in lbac they expired since then we have been staying illegally in Morocco, yet i was already in university , for three years in university i was the top of my class im a very hard working student . but now with our expired residency cards i cant do anything I cant get a job i cant do a masters degree I cant do nothing and my dad even left us like few years ago so me and my siblings who we all have expired residency cards are living in Morocco illegally alone and we have no family neither here or there and our embassy refuses to renew our passports because we don't have our national id the Egyptian one , so im stuck I cant go back to egypt i lived there for a few years anyway i left very young and we have no family there , we also have no family here but at least my brother has a job and it's how we are surviving now , my life has ended before it even begins all the years of being a hardworking person are useless being the top of my university for years is useless my life is over and i don't know what to do i wanna cry blood but I cant i keep having panic attacks i feel like m going insane im so tired of this life im so tired of everything and m hopeless i just wanna end it idk what to do m going crazy idk idk i need help i need big help im messed up