A woman living in Dubai talked about her requirements for a man: some whims take away promises

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Soudi Al Nadak, 26, from Sussex, met her husband, businessman Jamal Al Nadak, 32, while studying in Dubai seven years ago.

The couple got married three years ago. Soudi now often talks on social media about what life is like for her as a housewife in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

The woman says it annoys her when people think her husband has “seven wives”, adding that the limit is three.

The UAE government says that polygamy is only permitted by law and that a Muslim man is allowed to have four wives “provided he provides equal livelihood and treats them equally”.

According to the woman, it is very annoying when people make such stereotypical assumptions.

“Besides, when a man has other wives, it’s really not that bad. It’s like your best friend lives with you 24/7.

Another advantage of this life is that you can borrow all the clothes and shoes of other wives. Basically, you’ll have twice as many things,” the woman said with a smile.

Soudi found that another thing that angers her is when others try to “force” their religious beliefs on her.

“I live in this country the way I know how. How annoying it is when people tell me I should cover up more. It also saddens me that people try to insult me ​​by calling my husband or me Pakistani or Indian. “I’ve always been told to be proud of where I’m from, so I always emphasize that I’m from Great Britain and my husband is from Dubai,” said the woman.

In addition, she emphasized that she often worries when she receives hate from people she has never met before.

“It’s very frustrating and I don’t understand why people do this,” she mused.

In another video uploaded to social media, Soudi told followers about his long list of “must-dos” he made while waiting.

“Before I got pregnant by my millionaire husband, we discussed everything. Obviously I need to have full access to my husband’s card in an emergency. I also explained to my husband that he has a difference of a certain amount of money for our child. For one – 300 thousand. dollars, if the second is born – 600 thousand. dollars and so on. Obviously this amount will include all my therapy sessions, physiotherapy, personal training, acupuncture, baby massages. After all, I have to get back in shape and be healthy as soon as possible,” said the woman.

Soudi, who lives in Dubai, did not hide that she also wanted an impressive wedding ring. She revealed that her first request was a “big rock” on her finger.

“It’s just strange to me that there are women who want to have a baby before their man has given them a ring,” the woman said.

She also demanded designer handbags and a flashy car.

“I made it very clear what I expected. For example, I think it’s appropriate to ask for more investment properties and of course a Birkin, blue for a boy, pink for a girl. And a new car will, of course, ensure my future and that of the babies,” said the woman.