My name was taken based on our religion. The name that has significance to Islam. And perhaps my parents thought it suited me.
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How your parents choose your name?
My name was chosen based on our religion as it holds special significance in slum. Perhaps my parents feel it would suit me well and interestingly it matches with my personality now.
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Do you enjoy cooking? What do you usually cook?
Yes, I do enjoy cooking, especially after my hard workouts. I’m in after the gym and I usually cook meals that high in protein and carbs because they are essential after your workout.
Do you invite your neighbours to your home? [Why/Why not?]
I need to start off by pointing out that in general I am not such a man who invites neighbors over. In other words, I have never invited any of my neighbors to my home, neither in Iran nor in the United States. But on the other hand, when it comes to my wife, I […]
what kind of cars u like?
As I know and as I remember I always loved big sports cars or even trucks. I think my love for this type of transport began with my mom because she always had big cars, crossovers and trucks. I guess this is why I love that kind of vehicle. I don’t know how to say […]
how do you keep in touch with your friends
Yes, I usually keep in touch with my friends. My close friend’s name is Marpal. She is beautiful, girl and honest. So confidence. From my perspective, everybody have close friends. My close friends Marpal. We go to school at shopping, we are all childhood friends. So she helped me. We talk about Rando.
Tell me about important news.
I usually follow important news about my account and the world. I am particularly interested in educational technology and international events because they can affect our daily life.
How often do you use the Internet? Do you own a computer? If so, how often do you use it and for what purposes?
Practically all the time, given the widespread computer use nowadays, I’m connected almost 20 for 7 for browsing, studying, and messaging.
