Ramadan is a time of spirituality, reflection, and community. But let’s be real—the social expectations can sometimes be overwhelming. From endless Iftar invites to family obligations and community gatherings, it’s easy to feel stretched thin. If you’ve ever felt guilty for declining an invitation or struggled to balance your personal Ramadan goals with social commitments, you’re not alone. The key is finding a balance that allows you to enjoy meaningful connections without sacrificing your well-being. Here’s how you can handle social pressure without guilt or burnout. 1. Set Clear Priorities for Your Ramadan Before committing to social events, take a moment to reflect: ✔ What are my main goals this…