🏠 More than half of everything you spend goes to your family. Every single month, you're consistently supporting your parents (lwalid + lwalida), your sisters (Fatima, Khawla, Khadija), your grandma Ghita, uncle Hassan, and more. This isn't just money — it's a reflection of the kind of person you are. The biggest single items were the TV (2,700 DH), kitchen reconstruction for lwalid (2,000 DH), and Khawla's dentist treatments spread across multiple months.

🏥 2024 was a demanding year for your health. You dealt with a lung infection in March (radio + antibiotics), a serious skin condition (dermato radios + 4 types of medicines), and an ongoing multi-month dentist treatment. On top of that, Khawla's dentist treatment alone ran to 2,100+ DH spread across the year. The biggest hit was the dermato medicines from Hosni in May (800 DH) and August (645 DH).

🏠 80% of this category is a single purchase: the washing machine (4,830 DH) in December. Without it, household spending would be just 1,207 DH across the whole year — averaging only 100 DH/month. The remaining spending covers recurring necessities like butagaz (gas), daw wlma (electricity), rent contribution, and small household items.

🍽️ Your food spending is actually very reasonable at 480 DH/month average. Most of it is groceries from BIM, kefta from Taymosi, and coffee outings with friends. You tend to eat simple and healthy (kefta, chofan, bayd beldi, fruits). The biggest one-time food expense was the Eid pack from Dhenbio (550 DH). You enjoy coffee culture — Deliciosa is your go-to café appearing dozens of times in the data.

🕌 Your charity is thoughtful and intentional. The biggest item was the AXA insurance purification (1,405 DH in March) — money you gave away as sadaqa based on a fatwa. You also donated 609 DH to Saveiman.com for mosque construction, gave recurring virements to Fatima (fi sabili llah), donated to the Sapience Institute, and contributed daw wlma (sadaqa jariya). These are all genuinely fi sabili Allah — not just habit spending.

📶 WiFi is your biggest recurring bill at ~187 DH/month. You pay for two WiFi connections (Orange ~187 DH + Inwi ~87–219 DH) in some months, suggesting different locations. You also pay YouTube Family Premium (~113 DH/month from October) and phone recharges/connections for yourself and family members. The one spike was a back-payment of an old Orange bill (249 DH in August).

👘 Clothing spending is heavily concentrated in 3 months. March was Eid Al Fitr (jelaba, qandora, belgha, perfume — 650 DH). August was a summer shopping spree in Tangier — you bought clothes from DEFACTO and KOTON at Socco Alto, totalling 1,123 DH in one trip. January 2025 added 250 DH from Mohamed mol ktoba. Outside these periods, you spend almost nothing on clothes.

🚆 You travel a lot by train — mostly between Ksar Kebir, Salé/Rabat, and Tangier. You frequently buy tickets for family members too (lwalid, lwalida, khawla, oussama). Grand taxis appear for Larache and Wazan routes. The most expensive single transport was a TGV Kenitra–Tangier ticket in December (170 DH). Overall transport is very lean — no car, no fuel, no insurance.

💪 You pay gym fees almost every month — consistently 200 DH, sometimes 250 DH. This shows you take fitness seriously. You mention "stay fit" as the comment for February and March. The gym noted raised prices by 50 DH in August. Note: Gym fees are separate from water bottles and snacks you buy when going to the gym (those are in Food & Dining). This is a healthy, worthwhile spend.