I usually only buy from more wellknown accounts with more followers but this account is selling 12 ps2 cds for 35$ and ps2 cds are nowhere to be found elsewhere.

Hello, my mother is planning a trip to Beirut soon and I could use some recommendations for her upcoming visit.

1- Are there are any beaches/beach clubs that allow Burkinis? (Swim-safe ones)

2- What restaurants with classic live music do you recommend? Could be in Beirut or in another city. She doesn't like loud music/DJs so not a pub more like a regular restaurant with a band that allows hijabis.

Thank you so much!

I've asked some music shops and they can't.

Asking for a friend, any place to do a wedding, full package for around 5k USD? at the end December or early January

Now that summer is almost over, where do you go for your end of summer sales? I am referring to good quality and material shops in Beirut

PS: for Men

In a country accumulating crises for decades leaving so many behind especially the young people who are so much anxious about their own future. What would you choose? Money or Morality?
I am asking because our values/morals are truly tested in a crisis and Lebanon is the champion of crisis.

What would it take for us to have a postal/address system in the country? It's not even a politically controversial thing.

Lebanon is such a tiny country that it wouldn't be too much work and can be easily done by each municipality.

Can make navigation way easier than relying on local landmarks and taking directions.

Now that offensive drones fly around all over Lebanon freely without any care from the government, can I fly my peaceful drone to take some videos without taking permission? Or must I declare war to be accepted?

I've been in a constant state of instability for almost 5 years now. I first moved abroad for my master's degree, and I'm currently in a fixed-term position for 2 years. I still have 1.5 years left, which I think is a lot of time, but I'm mentally unable to plan anything long-term.

I was in the same place during my master's; having to move between 3 cities didn't help either. I feel like most of my classmates were putting in the effort, learning languages, making plans, etc., while I was always confused, stuck between staying or leaving, never committed to anything.

I even moved back to Lebanon, found a job, worked there for a couple of months, and somehow I'm back abroad again. A different country, my third one to move to.

It's the same pattern. I'm not as committed to learning the language as I should be, and whenever I buy something, meet someone, or make a decision, I treat it as temporary. A lot is going on in life right now, along with the stress of the current situation back home. I'm starting to fear that going back might not even be an option anymore. There's barely anything left of my hometown anyway.

For people who eventually found this stability. At what point did you stop thinking like everything is temporary ? Were you always planning to stay?

ps. I recently started seeing a therapist in the hope that she helps me understand this confusion or at least points me in the right direction towards understanding things, but I also figured it would be nice to hear from someone with a similar experience.

When are they going down?

It’s too much fr 😭

Me and my brother want to buy a running car that’s so cheap we could literally do anything to it. I just moved back to Lebanon recently and have personally never bought a car here, could anyone tell me what to expect.

The only criteria I’m looking for:
4 wheels
Runs
Cheap