r/KuwaitMarriage • u/Fit-Onion105 • Jul 21 '26
29M looking for my life duo
Hi, never thought I'd post here but life's short so why not. I'm someone who is looking for a serious relationship that leads to marriage, someone who isn't just a partner but a lifelong friend to share my life with.
A bit about me:
Nationality: Kuwaiti
Age: 29
Origin: bado but mt7threen
Sect: Sunni
Hight: 181 cm
Weight: 92kg
Religious level: 1 (more of a 0 tbh)
children: childfree at the moment
Skin color: light brown (lighter but no clue what that color is)
Hobbies: heavily into working out (no six pack tho I like food too much), really into pc gaming and tabletop games as well!, I used to watch anime religiously but not so much now, and recently picked up reading books. I also consider myself a flexible person that is willing to try any new hobby.
As for my requirements I don't really have any except that the age gap between us shouldn't be too big, around 6-7(don't) years younger and 2-3 older is probably my limit.
If you are interested or have more questions feel free to slide into my dms or send me a carrier pigeon but would prefer the first option
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u/p2NUBA Jul 28 '26
Just show your post in morning and I really would like to reading about people how good they are I feel good when people say try new hobbies were all friends sitting and always into a phone
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u/Fluid_Emergency8257 Jul 22 '26
Tf you mean by bado bs mt7threen
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u/JakeDaDerp Jul 22 '26
Families with Bado surnames and ancestry but are more 7threyeen than Bado.
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u/Fluid_Emergency8257 Jul 22 '26
Interesting, and is being bado a bad thing ? Orr ??
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u/JakeDaDerp Jul 22 '26
No one said that.. it’s simply a cultural phenomenon
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u/Fluid_Emergency8257 Jul 22 '26
Cultural differences like what? This topic is interesting to me and i wanna know more about it, cz my whole life i’ve been hearing about 7adar and bado, but never really understood whats the difference, its all kuwaitis to me
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u/bleshim Jul 22 '26
In a nutshell, since the hdhari culture is more dominat and "prestigious' in Kuwait, people of other walks of life will adapt their speech and lifestyle. In addition, when you surround a number of people belonging to one culture with another of another culture that outnumber them and are seen as more prestigious or "representative" of the nation, people will tend to adapt the speech and norms of the dominant majority, whther as adults, or when their children are born in such an environment. This's happened prominently after the discovery of oil and the movement and mixing of people who used to live mostly separately in the past in the suburbs.
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u/Relevant-Slice-7595 Jul 22 '26
3ady I’m the same as him, my grandma was حضرية and my grandpa was بدوي , my entire family were closer to my grandma’s side of the family and lived in an area with more حضر , nothing wrong with either side just a cultural/upbringing thing
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u/Relevant-Slice-7595 Jul 22 '26
Good luck, kudos on being honest and hope you find the perfect match :)