This video tho How do you even find these channels
As expected....ex hijabi and was married. I really want to know her actual age. She is probably 22 in europe..but atleast 34
This video tho How do you even find these channels
Normalize degrading behavior so women with zero self-respect can feel more comfortable in their skin and feel more accepted. Sure.Somalis need to see someone like her to understand that it's okay to live on the outskirts or do anything that looked down upon. she's using her freedom (!!!)
Normalize degrading behavior so women with zero self-respect can feel more comfortable in their skin and feel more accepted. Sure.
Deviance that violates social norms will always automatically arouse a reaction to protect the macro values of society. Somalis follow Islam, and it gives us an absolute moral/value framework that isn's up for debate.
I like half-naked hoes, but I don't try to normalize their behavior. It's called being mature.That's a lot of words to say "I not likey bikini!!1!1"
I like half-naked hoes, but I don't try to normalize their behavior. It's called being responsible.
Normalize degrading behavior so women with zero self-respect can feel more comfortable in their skin and feel more accepted. Sure.
Deviance that violates social norms will always automatically arouse a reaction to protect the macro values of society. Somalis follow Islam, and it gives us an absolute moral/value framework that isn's up for debate.
:siilaanyosmile: I told you I'm creating a Fashionova Channel where I also review 19th C Russian writers.
I am called to discuss Pushkin in a Pushup. Thank you @Peaches for the encouragement.
make sure you occasionally speak somali so that we can lure in as many odays as possible
You've misunderstood me. I'm not one of the losers that care what women unrelated to me do with their lives. Enjoy your Western freedom.thanxxs for always being on duty officer
By all means, do. And please change clothes in front of the camera.:siilaanyosmile: I told you I'm creating a Fashionova Channel where I also review 19th C Russian writers.
I am called to discuss Pushkin in a Pushup. Thank you @Peaches for the encouragement.
the west messed xalimos up man. its sad to see. Somali mothers are some of the strongest women ever, escaping a war and raising boatloads of kids in the west hoping to give them a better life.
then their western daughters turn into this.
smh
It’s a perfectly normal part of being a girl. How much you show is down to personal values and taste, but they make off as if living comfortably in your own body, especially in your youth when you’re meant to enjoy it the most, is a thing of horror.The body positivity is infectious.
I might consider a fashionova haul.
*Hooyo scolds me for daring to wear a tank top without a cardigan*
Maybe next life time.
@VixR, now I get why Somali girls marry. There is no other outlet to showcase the goods and dance suggestively besides the mirror.
It’s a perfectly normal part of being a girl. How much you show is down to personal values and taste, but they make off as if living comfortably in your own body, especially in your youth when you’re meant to enjoy it the most, is a thing of horror.
Hijab is on an extreme end, whether people like to admit it or not. Everything that makes you feminine, including the hair on your goddamn head is to be shrouded. I felt my femininity was robbed with hijab.
Think about it: the aim of hijab is to make you as sexless as possible. You’re basically as not a woman as visually possible.If a headscarf robbed you of your femininity then you have some issues.
Think about it: the aim of hijab is to make you as sexless as possible. You’re basically as not a woman as possible.
It’s not about wearing as little as possible. Everyday, I was dressing to tiptoe around the fact that I’m a girl instead of just being a girl. As a girly girl in appearance prior to trying out hijab, it was a disaster. I couldnt even do basic things like fo my hair. I couldnt wear polish, nothing. It’s erasing your female form. It’s distorting your relationship with your own body/femininity. It’s actually disturbing, truth be told. And I’m not just saying that just to say it. That was my experience. But I’m an n of 1.The aim of the hijab as sent down was to reinforce modesty for woman. The jews of bani israel had them. Mary mother of jesus had it. The early disciples of jesus had it.
You still are a woman. The hijab does not make any less of a woman. Unless you're idea of a woman is to correlates to wearing as little clothes as possible. In which case you have more in common with workers in a red light district