Juman

I am of Middle Eastern descent. The characters were believable,however, all the plastic surgery and botox on the women were very distracting for me.I've never met a middle eastern woman who had a turned up nose or lips that were so plumped up with fillers.Our women are already beautiful without relying on plastic surgery or fillers.

For an Arabic series and Kuwaiti which are usually just sad , this is nice romance yes they make women look like maids but it is nice i really enjoyed it

What really grieved me was the way these Kuwaitis treat their maids cooks helpers each other etc. Horribly! Worse than slaves! I'm amazed that Netflix or the Kuwaiti producers of this junk revealed to the world their arrogance and inhuman behaviors. It really seems like just about everybody's on the verge of mass psychosis. The whole issue of families intertwined with uncles cousins marrying each other is frightful. They may think they're doing it right but the plot shows that matters go seriously wrong. Men demanding the right to cohabit with multiple wives is obscene and shows how males cannot control their passions. The society has institutionalized polygamy and everybody seems angry. Maybe Iraq was right to invade. Finally this series reveals a failed society and deeply disturbed humans ready to explode and a society that glorifies materialism and status over decency. Pluses. Fine performances by the leading cast members.

Can't believe how the Arab men treat their wives.

Juman should leave her jealous husband he certainly has changed

This show's plot was preachy in nature. It can be best summed up with C.S. Lozie's words:

"Society's lack of empathy for women stems from being unable to separate pain from womanhood. Many consider pain to be the essence of womanhood, and insist that one cannot be female and not be willing to embrace and be defined by a lifetime of suffering."

While I'm shocked Netflix brought this show on their platform, it hurts to know that there are societies where this is normalized.