r/MoroccoLGBT • • 2h ago

Catfish stories

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1 Upvotes

Bored and stuck studying at night

so curious to hear Ur catfish stories


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 17h ago

I'v always had cruch on rough str8 guys

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I dunno but I found str8 manly guys like lhaddad, nejjar,... Very attractive. I just wanna share my experience. I 've encountered on the street sb who looks rough, skinny and tall like 2mand he gave me a sign by grabing his bulge and staring at me. We went to hidden place somwhere near where I live and we start kissing and... But no penet## of course. He gave me his phone number. But from that day, I felt terrible, I shouldn't have done that with a total stranger. So I didn't call him. I'm trying to avoid him as much as possible because I still saw him on the street from time to time looking for another person to fu##.


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 1d ago

love at first cc cv

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r/MoroccoLGBT • • 1d ago

Am I gay? Trying to understand my feelings (23M)

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I’m a 23M from Rabat, and I’ve struggled with these feelings since I was young. I feel drawn to men, especially muscular and masculine men, but I don’t experience sexual desire toward them. What I feel is more like admiration, emotional attachment, wanting closeness and affection, wanting to be accepted by other men, and wanting to feel safe and protected around them. Sometimes, I feel that other men have something I’m missing in myself.

I’m confused because I don’t really feel attracted to women either. I’ve never had any sexual experience with a man or a woman, so I’m trying to understand what these feelings mean and whether they indicate that I’m gay or whether there could be another explanation.

I’ve wondered whether loneliness, insecurity, or experiences from my childhood might play a role, but I don’t know for sure. I want to understand the difference between emotional needs, admiration, romantic feelings, and sexual attraction.

My questions are:

  • Can someone experience strong emotional feelings toward men without feeling sexually attracted to them?
  • Does this necessarily mean someone is gay, or could there be another explanation?
  • Why might I feel such a strong need for closeness, affection, safety, and protection from other men, especially masculine men?
  • Has anyone experienced something similar and found a way to understand these feelings?
  • What can I do to understand myself better and deal with this confusion?

I’m not looking for hookups or anything sexual. I’m genuinely looking for clarity, advice, and possible solutions. I would really appreciate hearing from people who have experienced something similar or have helpful knowledge.

Please be respectful. This is something personal that I’ve struggled with for a long time, and I’m hoping to understand myself better rather than be judged.


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 1d ago

What is a time your body said yes but your heart said no?

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How did that feel? Did you guard yourself, or give in?

Maybe you met someone who was 100% your type, but their personality drove you away in the end.

Maybe you met a bad boy/girl and saw the red flags, but you were so attracted that you had to fight the seduction... maybe you succeeded, maybe you didn't.

Let's hear some stories, if anyone wants to share.


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 2d ago

Who’s your favorite singer or song right now?

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Hey everyone! Just curious, what song or artist have you had on absolute repeat lately? Whether it's a nostalgic track you can't get sick of or a brand new obsession, drop your favorites below!

I'm looking to add some fresh stuff to my playlist 😃 


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 5d ago

queer movies in moroccan theaters

8 Upvotes

Why queer movies are never diffused in famous moroccan theaters, even if the main subject of the movie isn’t gay romance, a few kisses scenes make it forbidden to be diffused.


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 5d ago

Casa people, who wanna go watch a movie together at the American art center together?

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20 Upvotes

It's a very lgbtq friendly place! Ps: it's free!


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 6d ago

What's stopping u from dating

7 Upvotes

I know it's a dumb question hahaha

But whenever I talk with someone , they are always complaining about not having anyone datable but they are also the same person who ghost/always choose hookups

So wanted to know :

What's stopping u from dating

Or in other words what are those standards/criteria that u looking on a girl/boy that u barely find around here


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 6d ago

Enough

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Hey boos so the things m gonna write abt is really consumed subject everywhere but why the f it's really hard to find a partner cuz i tried everything but those perverts either wanna be with miners or just hookup and bye even tho i don't have standards beside having good heart / hobbies/ enjoying lil things hangouts etc like ik life isn't a romcom but like come onnnnnn


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 6d ago

Morocco Vacation

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Im interested visiting morocco next month

Im fem gay from the Philippines and visiting africa is one of my bucket list as a solo traveler

Is it safe to travel alone? I also wanna meet people and have fun in private but I know it is illegal to do something like that in Morocco but arab men are my type

Is it normal to be cat called or followed and harrased on the street?

I really wanna go but im a bit skeptical :( i have heard bad stories from gay tourist that they will never comeback in the country because of bad experiences from locals.


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 7d ago

how would u react if you got this texts ?

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first of sorry for posting private convos but i really dont have any lgbt friends to share with and i really need an opinion

for context we have been talking for months now our dates were really good and she was really into me at some point. i actually thought it would work
i noticed a change in her behaviour way before but i didn’t want to seem needy and i always thought i was overthinking but i guess i wasn’t wrong


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 7d ago

Say anything that u don’t like about the community in Morocco

7 Upvotes

—— without judging


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 7d ago

Experience with dating apps

8 Upvotes

Hi,

I'm just curious about each one's experience with dating apps

I'm 22 M and never had problems with finding a date but I just can't stay on those apps for more than 3 days.

I always download them out of boredom and some male validation as well hahaha

But after getting some weird a**s responses, i just start wondering why I m here and delete it immediately

And redownload it next time .

I hope I m not the only one with such dating apps love/hate relationship hahajaj


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 8d ago

What are topics you would like people to ask you about?

8 Upvotes

I'm trying to work on my communication skills (not specifically just now - it's a lifelong process) and I want to have more interesting conversations (particularly that don't require me to get sexual) in the future when I decide to speak one on one.

So, let me know, if you're having a conversation with someone, what things do you like to be asked about? What helps keep the conversation interesting? Or, what kind of questions do you actually find annoying or rude?

Obligatory explanation for why this pertains to being LGBT in Morocco: I'm gay, living in Morocco, and in the future hope to talk more with other gay people in Morocco, haha. So I'm not looking for advice from a random straight girl in Russia, I want to hear it from people in this sub.


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 8d ago

So confusing

7 Upvotes

Hey community, so basically i just want to ask you what’s the correct answer to the question “what are you looking for in here” especially in bumble cuz 3 guys ended up ghosting me after i replied by literally normal answers like seeing where things go or making new connections, so it’s just confusing cause its a dating app what im supposed to answer with.


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 8d ago

Real asf

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12 Upvotes

r/MoroccoLGBT • • 9d ago

Wlw struggles

13 Upvotes

To my fellow wlw especially those of you who don’t live in big cities or just don’t have a community. How do u cope? Personally, I find it really lonely and isolating. Don’t get me wrong I love being a lesbian but I’m 24 now and it’s been a pretty rough life in this regard, never have I felt comfortable enough to feel like I belong. And don’t get me started on the struggles we face simply for being born with a vagina🫩. I would appreciate some advice because I don’t think I can leave this shit hole anytime soon.
(Wanted to post this on the moroccanlesbian subreddit but that one specifically tells you everything you need to know about our struggle)


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 9d ago

Any Aroace people out there? Do you relate?

3 Upvotes

I’ve always struggled with my sexuality until lately, I finally understood that I actually never had a crush or was attracted to anyone, when I sat down and started sorting out my thoughts; all of my very few “crushes” Ive ever had in 16 years of life were all people I felt gender envy towards or people I wanted desperately to be friends with. There was never any kind of attraction, and after three years without having any crush or even being slightly attracted to anyone I’m now 19 years old and I don’t have any thoughts of being with anyone in the future no matter what , and yes I definitely know some people will keep blabbing about how I just didn’t meet the “right person” yet but I genuinely never felt the desire or even pictured my life with a partner or a “prince/princess charming” since I was a kid . It’s just that it finally started making sense in these last three years , I have perfect friends both genders who really understand me and are my number one supporters ; If I had a choice I would’ve chosen one of them to be with , but I simply can’t control my sexuality or force it , no matter how perfect the people I meet are I just get disgusted by the thought of being in a relationship.
I also have to mention that I’m a big romance hater ; ofc I don’t mean people in general but as in content , most of my friends read romance novels or watch romance shows and movies while giggling but I’ve always been a hater, whenever I read a manhwa or watch an anime or a show and I see a hint of romance I just stop right away and feel disgusted no matter how good and well written the story is; then instantly start searching for something new to read/watch and that’s something I did ever since I was a kid.


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 12d ago

looking for advice

2 Upvotes

i want to start my hormone therapy journey and i want to start with an snit androgen , i did some research about them but im not really sure if they are prescribed or not , and idk if any estrogen pills can be bought on the pharmacy can you guide me throw it ?


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 14d ago

Movie with a beautiful ending seen 'ON THE SEA' I fall in love with the drama of this movie so bad

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First of all, the cinematic level is so fabulous; it is a fully artistic vision, in my opinion.

  • story of the small town vibe with Jack Hold, the picture of a normal family starting to dissolve from the first steps of Daniel entering his life with a big obsession,
  • The movie shows us the different situations of the two lovers of one who is just here for a summer job, Daniel, and one who his entire life is invested in his town, Jack.
  • But for a small town, you can't keep secrets like this buried for a long time!!!

Honestly, I felt very deep at last seen was so meaningful for me


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 15d ago

Curious

6 Upvotes

20M, Okay, genuine question because I’m kinda confused about this 😭
I’ve realized I’m attracted to trans women, and I’m not really sure what that means for me. Does that make me gay or bi or does it not necessarily mean anything about my sexuality?
For me, I’m attracted to their femininity and personality, and I respect trans women as women. I’m not really looking at it as some weird “exception” or anything — I’m just genuinely curious and trying to understand myself better.
I’m kinda lost here 😂 so I’d appreciate hearing different perspectives without turning it into a whole argument.


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 18d ago

Since when did reading heart scans make someone an expert on sex ed?

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Honestly love how Dr. Oubeidallah decided to take a break from reading heart scans just to completely dismantle entire fields of sexology and human psychology in an 8 minute video.

Apparently going to med school means you automatically know everything about human attraction, complex sexual behavior, and mental health. Who needs actual research or certified sexologists when you have a cardiologist turned comedian giving out moral philosophy lessons on camera?

According to him anything outside his personal comfort zone is just "unnatural" and people being bored. Amazing how he effortlessly transitions from talking about ER cases straight into giving pseudo-medical diagnoses about human nature. Can't wait for his next episode where he opens an orthopedic clinic to teach us how to write poetry. Lol

While he initially offers valid advice regarding the physical safety of using sex toys, the content becomes indirectly homophobic as it progresses. Under the guise of concern, he criticizes the behavior and sexual attraction of men who use them, labeling it "unnatural" and suggesting they consult a psychiatrist to uncover childhood trauma. To reinforce a sense of guilt, he uses academic-sounding language alongside religious expressions like " Allah yardi 3likom " attempting to position himself as a caring figure while subtly pathologizing homosexuality.

Problème howa nass fl comments kaytblo lih 7it kaytle9 3lihom jouj klmat bdak langage pédant dyalo hh the amount of stupidity fl vidéo w comments makes me want to throw up..


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 18d ago

Dating someone from a "better" country

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I'd like to hear opinions on this.

Sometimes people want to date people from a better country - by better, that could mean more job opportunities, higherlevels of acceptance, subjective things like art and entertainment, etc - whatever makes it better to you is highly personal.

Would you be open to dating someone who views Morocco as better- maybe they are coming from a country that is currently at war, or where gay people are more likely to be murdered, where economically there is no hope, and Morocco is a step up for them. Would you consider it, if you and them got along well?


r/MoroccoLGBT • • 18d ago

Any idea what could be the cause for feeling itchy in the anal area?

6 Upvotes

For context, I had sex a few months back and later I developed an itch in the anal area, it feels like I have a scratch in there that doesn't heal? Does anyone have an idea? Or if you know an lgbtq friendly doctor in Tangier that would be great