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Well Iman,
if i want to start a new home i want to do the fallowing:
1. to buy a house and it must be in a good area in west Amman, and as you know its so so so expensive right now in Jordan.
2. Buy a good car, and maybe her father will ask me to buy her a car”coz we are in Jordan and we have to be coooooooooool and to give women all their rights”
3.the wedding ring to be the best wedding ring that no one from her mother friends daughters ever had like it.
4. al maher, wa ma adreakey ma al maher …
5. the wedding to be in the best hotel in Amman.
6. Honeymoon “tour in Europe” to make sure no one from her mother friends can talk about her mother … enou yeeey shuf wyen wadaha …
and and and … ba3rfesh shu …
yel3an abu halsha’3leh bedesh atzawaj khalas bedey adal 3azaby …
iv been reading through your blog for the past 30 minutes,
it’s so weird that i wanted to cry right after i saw the video !! he’s sooo damn lucky, it’s one of my big dreams to actually tour the world ..
as for marriage, Ibrahim, what you’re talking about is the snobbish families of Amman, i don’t see you with any of their girls, you deserve a decent girl with a decent family, don\t worry 
But the problem is when i reach 30 years old, i will be broken, coz i will be married.
and thats becaouse of our stupid traditions which require from you to spend all your money and even your neighbors money to get married.
Come on now… that’s a bit of an exaggeration, no? Has it gotten this bad? It remains true that there are certain parts of tradition that we cannot and should not let go of when it comes to wedding etiquette
(by the way, weddings are so over-rated!) however that doesn’t mean that the man must go broke! the way I see it, plain and simple, girls should not me demanding but at the same time guys who cannot afford to start a home/family should hold off getting married!