r/ExLibya 5h ago

Discussion | مناقشة Any other LGBTQ people in 🇱🇾 dealing with constant harassment?

6 Upvotes

I’m a peaceful person and I don’t like drama.
I get unwanted attention A LOTTT. And even though I act confident it still affects me
How do you deal with unwanted attention without letting it ruin your day? Any advice?


r/ExLibya 7h ago

LGBTQ+ | مجتمع الميم BMF (BE MY FRIEND) :D

5 Upvotes

haiii ppl!!! i'm Ell :3

20yo, boiii, pan

I spend most of my time listening to music, watching movies, playing games, or getting lost in my own little world lol. I adore quiet conversations, silly moments, and people who get excited over the smallest things and yuppp I find joy in the little things!

I love nature so much.. animals, bugs, plants, flowers, just all of it. and I'm always take pics of random little things that catch my eye and I love editing photos just for fun. I also love trading music, sharing random thoughts, and talking abt literally anything.

btw I'm pan so gender doesn't matter to me at all. if you're kind, open-minded, and looking for a genuine friend, I'd really love to get to know you (if you don't accept that so pls DNI)

sometimes I love being all whimsical and finding magic in little things but sometimes my mind gets really dark too lol.. dw tho nothing's creepy XD

a safe place to everyone, so come say haiii :3


r/ExLibya 11h ago

Advice | نصيحة Question about accommodation in Benghazi for an unmarried couple (Egyptian)

2 Upvotes

Hi everyone,

​I'm looking for some realistic insight into the current social and legal landscape regarding accommodation in Benghazi.

​My partner and I are an unmarried Egyptian couple, and we are planning to spend about a month in Benghazi. We are wondering if we will face any major issues or strict scrutiny when trying to book accommodation (like hotels or short-term apartment rentals) together.

​Do hotels or landlords strictly demand a marriage certificate for foreign couples?

​Are there specific areas, types of rentals, or booking platforms (like Airbnb) where we would face fewer questions?

​Are there any safety or legal risks we should be highly aware of?

​Any advice, tips, or experiences would be greatly appreciated.


r/ExLibya 2h ago

Opinion | رأي Change my mind

1 Upvotes

People who ask for safe spaces and call them selfs open minded, are people who don't like to be proven wrong or argued

Same as for people who are totally closed minded

It's just an opinion,