this actually seems like a good family to go to. not throwing away or trashing things, just taking them away for the time being, never yelling or saying super harsh degrading things as soon as the kids start to act up. they weren't perfect by any means, but loads better than other families that straight up made the teens do things like child labor, or physical punishment/screaming and yelling.
@@gigibeal yeh they were a nice family. part of me thinks they should at least allow smoking if its outside, but at the same time I get they have to be strict for things to work.
Wow the husband is very good too! I love the way they handle things. He didn’t insist to apologize right in that every moment which leaves Debi a room to internalize what she did.
This show isnt about strict parents. Its about the abusive lazy, spoiled parents who let their kids become scumbag leeches. The "strict" patents in the show are just normal, civilized people.
the teens were SO disrespectful, they were so close-minded. and they acted like they were gonna be stuck there forever. Just think of it as a vacation of exploring different cultures, why cuss around and give attitude. And the parents and siblings were so kind as well
imagine going to someones house and they have a kid with health issues and they politely ask u not to smoke and u go ahead and do just that... no respect
I genuinely feel bad for the girl cuz it's pretty clear that without the makeup, she feels bad abt herself like she's worth less or people will make fun of her without makeup.....I hope one day she looks at herself without makeup and loves herself regardless of what other may say and realizes her self worth is not tied to her looks...
Yeah she seems so insecure about her looks toot eh point that she’s not herself without makeup which is so sad and comes down to modern beauty standards leading to conformity and insecurities
I dont think this family was necessarily strict per say. They were reasonable with expectations and house rules. Honestly, my parents had very similar rules when i was growing up
tbh i dont get why they put him on this show, he just seemed like a guy who had a passion for music + parties (like majority of people do) the parents just seem like people who dont want their kid to follow their dreams which is honestly ashame.
I love that Lebanese mom, she cares about being a good parent. I didn’t see anything strict, she was very reasonable. She made Debbie feel comfortable with no makeup on in public. She looked happy.
I’m glad the boundaries she sent for her kids is protecting them from toxic outside world. Because privacy on kids these days and letting them control their life at a young age is so bad. Some people will call it strict or no privacy but I call it protecting your kids. Especially nowadays with house social media is like
i love this family so much 😢❤ Especially the mom , I grew up in a voilent household with a toxic mom who would always be in a bad mood or yelling. This is refreshing to see
That's what lazy parents create, adult shaped children. That other lady isn't "super-strict", she's a normal parent, how most normal people are raised by responsible parent; being kind and supportive but drawing a line when needed. That girl has spiralled out of control.
when Debi Swore at Iman I was Realy Disapointed 😡 Iman let her in her house and looked after her and she thinks that is the way to treat another peson when she is unhappy
@@yellowishgreendragon.-. yup plus the uk swearing is kinda just a common ground language. like my family swears all the time (never in an abusive or disrespectful manner) but i could totally get that if someone has a bad relationship with their parents in the uk, its more then likely that they would swear directly at each other
I know right. And she was CRYING and saying that it was too “intense” because she was told to apologise to someone that she sweared at who was also giving her a home and food…
She's so beautiful and yet ungrateful, and that boy he's willing to learn, and At school, Children themselves were rogue and looked like they've no principles the way they all ran to them for vodka or whatever junk they had, it was like school is controlling them but they themselves lack those principles and morals
i don't think the kids go to a christian School because you don't see them in the school at any point. I think Imaan put them in a christian school probably it would be easier for them to adapt to and it's a well respected school.
lots of muslim kids go to christian schools-- we do have the same base values anyways so its not too far fetched. know too many kids that went to christian schools
36:36 I thought it was quite mature of her to say that she doesn’t trust herself to be civil in the moment. For the mum to stay despite and then get angry when the exact thing happened that Debbie wanted to prevent is kinda lost on me.
@@rukashniazi3178 No, it's not, it’s a reason. I very much doubt that you've never in your life accidentally sworn - be that at someone specific or just in general. Not to mention it’s not the kid’s fault the mum decided to stay instead of giving her a minute or two, very well knowing that 1) there is not any parenting going to happen in that moment & in the kid’s current state and 2) that the situation was charged enough for the kid to become emotional enough to want to remove herself from the discussion to calm down. At least the kid had enough emotional maturity to want to shield others from her mood. To have willingly exposed herself to that regardless was entirely the mum’s decision. You wouldn’t follow around a colleague or friend who’s telling you they would like to pause an argument to regain a calm demeanour, would you?
I think that’s the point. Debbie needs to learn proper ways of dealing with and communicating with other people even if she doesn’t want to hear it. Iman wasn’t even saying or doing anything crazy. She was just trying to enforce her rules and show Debbie why it’s wrong to act as spoiled and selfish as she did, which definitely is not a good reason to lash out and cuss at someone, especially when that person has let you into their home, has fed you, treated you nicely, etc. Debbie basically freaked out whenever someone did or said ANYTHING she didn’t like and that’s just not a healthy way to live your life and it would be very hard to function in society with that kind of mindset too
Well the root of her issue is her incapacity to stay civil / composed in the first place. I don't think constructing an environment where people need to distance themselves from her when she is feeling these intense emotions would breed any healthy long term coping strategies for those emotions. I think the show did a good job of showing her progress of losing all emotionality and then synthesising the inappropriateness of her actions, and think about how she shouldn't be dealing with these situations as a zero-sum game (or winner takes all). While its great she recognises her emotional state, its not so great that she has no mechanism to self-soothe and mitigate these emotions, which will be necessary for her in life for difficult situations. I think the mothers reaction was perfectly fine as a result, as debbi herself needs to do the next step of self-soothing and controlling the emotions instead of what she most likely as been doing, which is avoiding them. (Also let's not forget theres probably a considerable language barrier between them, lashing out at people who don't understand any the emotions being expressed in words is not any better)
His parents just want him to do well in school because these days if you are not a super famous singer who can get lots of streams and can successfully promote their music and become a huge sellout, that sort of gig is more of a side job and if you want to make a living as a musician, you need a second job to pay the bills and to survive so they just need him to have a backup plan
The only discipline my mother taught me was when I was very young, from 7 to 12. She didn't educate me on anything past that age because she didn't have to. I was respectful of my own choice and didn't like drinking smoking and being loud either. 1st of all why would I get addicted to something that is bad for my health and requires me money? 2nd why would I drink? Alcohol tastes like crap, you need to go out of your way to wire your brain to like it, no thanks. I never liked noise so that is that. My mother is a calm and kind woman, and that also helped. But without a father, I always felt like one side was missing. As a boy, you can feel an element of darkness in your heart without one.
I don't agree there bad people they just live differently then us and you can't blame one person because of where there from all people can be good and bad even us Americans can be bad because we are all people
Debby is a sweet girl, born innocent like all children. I'm sure she has loving parents, but even the most caring parents can sometimes struggle to instill the best morals. Often, these patterns are passed down through generations. I hope this experience brings clarity to Debby. While she may not be able to change her parents’ ways, perhaps she has learned something valuable to pass on to her own children, fostering a new approach to parenting. Wishing love and understanding to all families.
@@-crazypants-3199 this episode came out in 2010 the country was at peace during that time Lebanon fought a civil war in 1975 till 1992 that was a 17 year of war and that last time it was invaded was in 2006. The other difference is in this 2010 episode teens at that time used look older than teens do today this was before phones and social media.
@@October-e1o it’s pretty glaring. The Indian culture is not one to mimic. It would take me writing an essay to point out everything, so how about the easiest one to pick out. How they treat women. I think you’re able to use your brain from there
This isn’t strict parenting, this is basic parenting, it just looks strict compared to the other kids’ parents.
Some perents ain't stricted and thats the problem
Some are strict and some are lenient
strict parenting is a subjective concept
bahhahha theyre animals
frrr 😂 this is just pure Arab parenting 😅
I admire how the family don't judge them and are quick to highlight their positives
hello@73statIc🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤
The irony in this statement is ironic
@@UziProSniper there is no irony
Just wait leftist😂
« Your eyelashes look like legs of a cockroach » that killed me 😂😂😂😂😂
😅me too!
Your eyelashes are non existent don't talk.
😂😂
@@teeheehehe3147 lol imagine insulting something god-given. Count your blessings.
😂😂 I was expecting her to say spider
The like the moms authoritative voice yet I can tell she’s loving.
Most arab moms are loving, maybe in a special way, but they're sure loving 😆
That’s just how Arabs moms are, lol!! My Arab teacher is strict and authoritative, but we’re literally her babies.
In these trying times of horror, I hope these parents & their whole families are okay in Beirut.. ❤
@@Ssungoddess i immediately thought of this family when i heard the news :( the daughter n son probably have kids themselves now, i hope they’re okay
@@gigibealLebanon is Free, Won again! The war is over! I saw the latest news. But Palestine is still fighting for it. Let us pray for them.
@@Angelina-6630 i saw as well!! hoping the same for palestine soon. i'll keep everybody in my prayers fr 😭💗
the war is over for now!!
@@gigibeal bless you
this actually seems like a good family to go to. not throwing away or trashing things, just taking them away for the time being, never yelling or saying super harsh degrading things as soon as the kids start to act up. they weren't perfect by any means, but loads better than other families that straight up made the teens do things like child labor, or physical punishment/screaming and yelling.
@@gigibeal yeh they were a nice family.
part of me thinks they should at least allow smoking if its outside, but at the same time I get they have to be strict for things to work.
@@lailahepburnandmischka smoking should not be tolerated at all in my opinion
@@lailahepburnandmischka pretty sure that the kids are minors who shouldnt be smoking at all but ok
If the kids were not minors then they could maybe be allowed to smoke but I wouldn't let them
Wow the husband is very good too! I love the way they handle things. He didn’t insist to apologize right in that every moment which leaves Debi a room to internalize what she did.
One thing I can’t understand is how they’re ok with getting in trouble like oh my god I’d be so embarrassed 😭
Losing shame is the same as losing pride and respect. Yikes!
This show isnt about strict parents. Its about the abusive lazy, spoiled parents who let their kids become scumbag leeches. The "strict" patents in the show are just normal, civilized people.
thats so true!
Exactly
No it's not true you're just judging people with out knowing them
@@SimranRaghuwanshi-mp6ce Which part isn't true? The abusive lazy parents or the resulting spoiled kids?
You cant just blame the parents all the time, some kids do go down the wrong path and thats their choice no one elses.
Everyone talking bout the girl but the boy seems so sweet and willing to learn
I hope they’re doing well now. Free Lebanon, Palestine and Congo ❗️
And Sudan!
Free Israel, Free Europe!
@@Almostfallenfrom what lmao
@@Almostfallen free Israel?? Hell no
@@Meowwwwww0o0from sand n-words
There is a war in Lebanon now I hope the family is ok or left the country went in the countryside or far away from the cities maybe a safe zone
You have the same name as my son Alby
init i was thinking this because of israels illegal occupation of palestine and now their bombing of lebanon. hope theyre okay
@@fatimah139Israelis living in Palestine isn't illegal?
@@nxatie She said occupation. Israel's occupation of Palestine is illegal, yes
@@iwednaifos0808 it's not illegal if they claim it as their own territory
the teens were SO disrespectful, they were so close-minded. and they acted like they were gonna be stuck there forever. Just think of it as a vacation of exploring different cultures, why cuss around and give attitude. And the parents and siblings were so kind as well
imagine going to someones house and they have a kid with health issues and they politely ask u not to smoke and u go ahead and do just that... no respect
I genuinely feel bad for the girl cuz it's pretty clear that without the makeup, she feels bad abt herself like she's worth less or people will make fun of her without makeup.....I hope one day she looks at herself without makeup and loves herself regardless of what other may say and realizes her self worth is not tied to her looks...
Yeah she seems so insecure about her looks toot eh point that she’s not herself without makeup which is so sad and comes down to modern beauty standards leading to conformity and insecurities
It would be funny if he did something with music.
17:43 “you look like mother Theresa” I’m deadddd 😂
Mother theresea charming 😂
I dont think this family was necessarily strict per say. They were reasonable with expectations and house rules. Honestly, my parents had very similar rules when i was growing up
Same. They really were treating them like their real kids, too. Which was shown when the daughter was punished for not telling them about the alcohol.
Same
That's how you well respectable adults
Discipline it’s important, it’s how you mature from a younger age so you don’t make mistakes into your adulthood.
Does people are aonnying 😂
That daniel guy is so laid back and chilled out it's cool nothing boothers him.. good for you bro
tbh i dont get why they put him on this show, he just seemed like a guy who had a passion for music + parties (like majority of people do) the parents just seem like people who dont want their kid to follow their dreams which is honestly ashame.
‘Boothers’
Their accents are so strong lol i love it
"She seems nice, but she's a little bit.... naughty."
I love that Lebanese mom, she cares about being a good parent. I didn’t see anything strict, she was very reasonable.
She made Debbie feel comfortable with no makeup on in public. She looked happy.
13:10 Girl, yes it's annoying, you're in warm country and you want to get tanned, but you also need to be respectful.
if I see my girl like this... I will never marry her...
I’m glad the boundaries she sent for her kids is protecting them from toxic outside world. Because privacy on kids these days and letting them control their life at a young age is so bad. Some people will call it strict or no privacy but I call it protecting your kids. Especially nowadays with house social media is like
The two teens from the Lebanese family are so freaking beautiful
so is debbie
why is she telling the daughter shes got alcohol? utter MUPPET!
also, how is it that these underage teens manage to smuggle alcohol abroad?
She most likely bought it at the airport which in that case, you are allowed to bring with you since it was bought from a shop in the airport
but shes underage… how could she buy it at the airport
@@dorothrrystyles9403 she's still underage though 🤷♂️
@@dorothrrystyles9403how's it allowed in airports 😂
I feel as though maybe the TV presenters told them to just to add a bit of drama
Home of hope is a wonderful name
I am courious now if this family is well in Lebanon after the İsrael's attacks. I hope they are okay
I thought that as well, these countries have been in conflict for a long time 😢
i love this family so much 😢❤ Especially the mom , I grew up in a voilent household with a toxic mom who would always be in a bad mood or yelling. This is refreshing to see
this isnt even strict...whats strict when it comes to parents setting rules and regulations for their children to become better adults?
That's what lazy parents create, adult shaped children. That other lady isn't "super-strict", she's a normal parent, how most normal people are raised by responsible parent; being kind and supportive but drawing a line when needed. That girl has spiralled out of control.
this isn't strict parenting this is basic parenting.
Imagine these British families sending their kids to Lebanon in this day and age
18:37 does she not realize that women in chirtianity should also cover their hair but not men. 1 Corinthians 11:2-16,
It's true
I heard i got 7 miscarriges, and not mascaras. omg that changed this episode a lot xD
😂😢😂😢😂😢😂
New mom not playing lol.
Daniel is the chillest dude
real
when Debi Swore at Iman I was Realy Disapointed 😡 Iman let her in her house and looked after her and she thinks that is the way to treat another peson when she is unhappy
It's a common reaction to have when you've grown up in a dysfunctional and abusive household. It's all Debi knows.
@@yellowishgreendragon.-.environment and parenting matters, i feel so bad
@@yellowishgreendragon.-. yup plus the uk swearing is kinda just a common ground language. like my family swears all the time (never in an abusive or disrespectful manner) but i could totally get that if someone has a bad relationship with their parents in the uk, its more then likely that they would swear directly at each other
I know right. And she was CRYING and saying that it was too “intense” because she was told to apologise to someone that she sweared at who was also giving her a home and food…
That broke my heart too, Iman is so sweet and caring.
Shes such a good mother ❤❤ i wish i had a mother like this from a bit 😂❤
These are prob the most nicest Arab family that r kind to u
A lot are
half the school arent wearing uniforms 😂
And the no make up rule is bonkers. She didn't have much make up on
@@dazzamcg2369Lebanon isn’t Europe or the US, what did u expect🤦🏽♀️
@@ayeitsjoanathat doesnt make it not strange though
@@Euro4697. It's still not allowed
@@Euro4697.calling everything that you aren’t familiar with ‘strange’ is a very closed mindset to have.
I really felt for Debbie, she's clearly gone through a lot. I truly think she means well and I hope she is doing great now.
She will be 34 now 🤯
i hope that family is doing good
Wow finally a British teen boy who isn’t emo 😂
What's wrong with being alternative lol
What an incredible opportunity ❤
HELL YEAH! GOING TO LEBANON, BABY!!!
Not safe rn :(
@ Unfortunately.
She's so beautiful and yet ungrateful, and that boy he's willing to learn, and At school, Children themselves were rogue and looked like they've no principles the way they all ran to them for vodka or whatever junk they had, it was like school is controlling them but they themselves lack those principles and morals
The family isnt even bad bro, they are just too spoiled😭😭
Daniel looks so much like Henry from another episode I can’t get it out of my head
She honestly looks so beautitful in hijab wow
it also allow a women to feel secure, proud of being a Muslim, self respect etc... but unfortunately some doesn't respect hijab...
I love at the first part of the video we hear our fix of Lady Gaga
THIS
Haha lady gaga as an intro mam am gaga ullaaa 😂
They are so angry about the behaviour they facilitated.
25:09 the amt of times I heard this from my mom is astonishing 😭
i wish they werent allowed to pee standing up where i live lmao
need to see where debbie is now lol
I’m presuming this was all filmed before the 2022 and current attacks
It was filmed 2008/2009.
Does this look like 2022+
Nope it looks like 2006+
I honestly feel like they disrespected this woman's culture
This is just parenting. Our parents used sandals!
That Arab mom was so iconic 😂
Omg that girl needs to understand in some country you can’t dress like that
It's funny how the the men can dress how thay like but women can't
@@charlottestreet3301nope, men also have to be modest. Only difference is that men don’t have to cover their hair.
@@charlottestreet3301 dbi
dude i litraly look like a klansman evan though that im a man, its just modesty. @@charlottestreet3301
@@charlottestreet3301 males also need to cover their body, just not the hair
their daughter was so gorgeous
I would love to meet this family 😊
i hope they’re alright now, free lebanon, palestine and congo x
It’s interesting that they are a Muslim family but the kids go to a Christian school
i don't think the kids go to a christian School because you don't see them in the school at any point. I think Imaan put them in a christian school probably it would be easier for them to adapt to and it's a well respected school.
@@bluestarlivesforever9415 true
Lebanon is 30 percent Christian
I think she only put the English kids in the Christian school
lots of muslim kids go to christian schools-- we do have the same base values anyways so its not too far fetched. know too many kids that went to christian schools
09.51 really heartbreking 😢 ı hope they are safe 💔
i feel bad for Debbie she was insecure about her self bc of bullying even tho she is gorgeous with and without makeup
Daniel Drinkwater 😂
daniel drink some water
I laughed at that too😂😂
😆 🤣 lol
😂😂😂
Why do they always wait for years to correct the problem
because the law protect it... this is what the government want...
20:25 legs of cockroach 😭
I love the mom so much.
@CentipedeOffical sameee
This is HOW they r raised,
id love to go there just to try the food
5:40 thought she was gonna sing Bad boys 😂
Oh come on now the no make up rule is just bonkers lol. She's barely wearing any as it is anyway
Even so is Mascara not makeup?
@@Lilac23712 idiot people will say idiotic things.
some schools have regulations. and honestly considering the reasons why she wears makeup, i think its justified.
36:36 I thought it was quite mature of her to say that she doesn’t trust herself to be civil in the moment. For the mum to stay despite and then get angry when the exact thing happened that Debbie wanted to prevent is kinda lost on me.
That isn't an excuse to swear at her
@@rukashniazi3178 No, it's not, it’s a reason. I very much doubt that you've never in your life accidentally sworn - be that at someone specific or just in general.
Not to mention it’s not the kid’s fault the mum decided to stay instead of giving her a minute or two, very well knowing that 1) there is not any parenting going to happen in that moment & in the kid’s current state and 2) that the situation was charged enough for the kid to become emotional enough to want to remove herself from the discussion to calm down. At least the kid had enough emotional maturity to want to shield others from her mood. To have willingly exposed herself to that regardless was entirely the mum’s decision. You wouldn’t follow around a colleague or friend who’s telling you they would like to pause an argument to regain a calm demeanour, would you?
I think that’s the point. Debbie needs to learn proper ways of dealing with and communicating with other people even if she doesn’t want to hear it. Iman wasn’t even saying or doing anything crazy. She was just trying to enforce her rules and show Debbie why it’s wrong to act as spoiled and selfish as she did, which definitely is not a good reason to lash out and cuss at someone, especially when that person has let you into their home, has fed you, treated you nicely, etc.
Debbie basically freaked out whenever someone did or said ANYTHING she didn’t like and that’s just not a healthy way to live your life and it would be very hard to function in society with that kind of mindset too
You don't swear period. It doesn't matter. You control yourself.
Well the root of her issue is her incapacity to stay civil / composed in the first place. I don't think constructing an environment where people need to distance themselves from her when she is feeling these intense emotions would breed any healthy long term coping strategies for those emotions. I think the show did a good job of showing her progress of losing all emotionality and then synthesising the inappropriateness of her actions, and think about how she shouldn't be dealing with these situations as a zero-sum game (or winner takes all). While its great she recognises her emotional state, its not so great that she has no mechanism to self-soothe and mitigate these emotions, which will be necessary for her in life for difficult situations. I think the mothers reaction was perfectly fine as a result, as debbi herself needs to do the next step of self-soothing and controlling the emotions instead of what she most likely as been doing, which is avoiding them. (Also let's not forget theres probably a considerable language barrier between them, lashing out at people who don't understand any the emotions being expressed in words is not any better)
Debbie was so pretty I need to know what she looks like now. She will be like 34 now 🥲
Im a muslim i enjoyed this episode espacially
I mean Daniel has talent and he is a good musician and his parents don't embrace that because they are focussing on his flaws.
His parents just want him to do well in school because these days if you are not a super famous singer who can get lots of streams and can successfully promote their music and become a huge sellout, that sort of gig is more of a side job and if you want to make a living as a musician, you need a second job to pay the bills and to survive so they just need him to have a backup plan
Yeah and be like my friends 😂 they wasted there time in music school now they’re waitressing and paying off dept
40:33 the Sudanese child is very cute one of my hometown 😋🇸🇩
🗣: Everybody else did it
🗣 : Good for them 🤣😭☠️i love this kid man 29:12 is golden
26:40 poor debbie
One question who is recording them at home and in school
The only discipline my mother taught me was when I was very young, from 7 to 12. She didn't educate me on anything past that age because she didn't have to. I was respectful of my own choice and didn't like drinking smoking and being loud either. 1st of all why would I get addicted to something that is bad for my health and requires me money? 2nd why would I drink? Alcohol tastes like crap, you need to go out of your way to wire your brain to like it, no thanks. I never liked noise so that is that. My mother is a calm and kind woman, and that also helped. But without a father, I always felt like one side was missing. As a boy, you can feel an element of darkness in your heart without one.
Debbie is so beautiful
This isnt strict , this is normal for us middle easterners
How do these kids do such inappropriate acts ...she literally seems naked
1:45 thats rick from dirayr of a whimpy kid bro 💀
She's literally crying like if you took something away from a baby..
It's a kid. She also said how she faces bullying . She clearly does the things she does because of her insecurities.
me in the future:
The mom trying to sell her daughter for body parts 😮😢
How
Lol how? You are probably one of the spoiled brats
I'm sorry what?
It's a form of human trafficking. Children get sold so their organs can be harvested. It's absolute horror😣😤
@@lynhendricks5070the orphanage scene.
The district must start college early in England, if kids are starting their freshman year at seventeen.
American college is University here
English college is where you go after high school from 16-18
Cool vídeo
The girl is lwk me😓
Not very big of a flex girl 😭
literally i started cryin LMAO, i feel so bad
We can tell
@@cinxcoWym
savage rae😼😼 im so like her but without the smoking LOL (coz im ab 13💀💀)
Daniel who?😮😂
I don’t call that “strict”
I don't agree there bad people they just live differently then us and you can't blame one person because of where there from all people can be good and bad even us Americans can be bad because we are all people
i wonder where they are now
I found Daniel's Instagram account, no updates on Debbie tho
They will be 34 now 🤯
Omg I am from Lebanon
Nice. All the best to you
@@yurinator6380 i am very confused you're wishing the best for them but you have an Israel pfp
@@BengalTiger12 I am confused why you would think that. Could you elaborate?
Debby is a sweet girl, born innocent like all children. I'm sure she has loving parents, but even the most caring parents can sometimes struggle to instill the best morals. Often, these patterns are passed down through generations. I hope this experience brings clarity to Debby. While she may not be able to change her parents’ ways, perhaps she has learned something valuable to pass on to her own children, fostering a new approach to parenting. Wishing love and understanding to all families.
they all sound american 😂😂😂
GAGA MUSIC!
9:51 It’s actually crazy they sent the kids into an active war.
You do know that video was not last week this was a long time.
@@-crazypants-3199 this episode came out in 2010 the country was at peace during that time Lebanon fought a civil war in 1975 till 1992 that was a 17 year of war and that last time it was invaded was in 2006. The other difference is in this 2010 episode teens at that time used look older than teens do today this was before phones and social media.
Israel are still bombing Lebanon to this day
Well when you live next to an unhinged "country" you have to stay on guard. She literally said, you never know when isnt-real will decide to bomb.
Bro this was filmed in like 2010
theres a difference between being strict and oppressive. dont act like this religious culture isn't harmful
How?
The rules she set 4 the girl is more than the dude
How was she oppressive?
@@October-e1o it’s pretty glaring. The Indian culture is not one to mimic. It would take me writing an essay to point out everything, so how about the easiest one to pick out. How they treat women. I think you’re able to use your brain from there
it isn't harmful at all. you're just uneducated