ABOUT ME

Hi ! I am youssef, from Casablanca, Morocco . I love meeting people and being helpful talking about culturs exchanging ideas new ways of living .I read a lot, I like watchig movies . I care about envirement !

I dont care about the gender .

Note : words are never enough . our time together will tell you who iam

Interests

I'm here to have new freinds from the differents countries, meeting each other and exchange ideas and the cultures ,I love Go to party and traveling,life and spend time in the nature,camping,watch the sunset and make fire on the beach,enjoy the vue from the summit of a montain ,Im friendly and social,easy going and open-minded , my first object its making a success in my life ,My goal in this site to help all people from around the world ,

• animals
• walking
• partying
• news
• movies
• traveling
• cars
• socializing
• camping
• beaches

Music, Movies, and Books

country ,rock'n'roll , trance , blues ,soul ,jazz , reggae all kinds of music

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

This is a post about how the world is never as it seems, about how our travels can so often surprise us, about how we never know what we’ll find or who we’ll meet at any given time. And it is also a post about why that ‘unknown’ is, in my opinion, the best travel companion any of us could ever ask for.
There I stood. On a street. A quiet street. No vehicles, no people, not even any animals wandering around.It had been almost thirty minutes since the village , And I wasn’t making any progress at all in terms of finding accommodation for the night. I had arrived without a plan and had only come to imouzar after meeting a local man in idawtanan , a town situated 90 kilometers away, who recommended I pay this village a visit. And now, here was I, just me and my stuff, looking all around and finding absolutely nothing, for quite some time. Eventually, I reached the conclusion that, “There’s nothing to do in this village. I’m ready to leave and find someplace ‘better’.” So I grabbed my bag and started walking towards the dusty patch of ground near the only intersection in the village, hoping to find some vehicle that would give me a lift out to the main road so that I could catch a bus to a bigger town further along the lake.

Countries I’ve Visited

Brazil, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Macedonia, Malawi, Mauritania, Senegal, Switzerland, Turkey

Countries I’ve Lived In

Germany, Morocco