i know right!!!1 she's such a hypocrite. im really saddened that i share an ethnicity with her. she brings shame to somalis everywhere
Ladies: Do you wear a hijab?
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El padrone
Hedonist, Depressive realist, Existential nihilist
haha shes alright. shes fierce, youre welcome to try taming heri know right!!!1 she's such a hypocrite. im really saddened that i share an ethnicity with her. she brings shame to somalis everywhere
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2) No. I actually went into it of my own accord. I was wearing mainstreamish regular style of clothes and then morphed into a fullblown hijabi with abaya, and considering where I am that took resolve. My mom doesn't wear abaya, much less force me to wear one. I actually went through an emo-rock phase in highschool, with dark eyes and clothes and the whole gig, so I think they were really pleased when I became overtly religious, and not look like I was becoming a satanist or some shit. I don't have to worry about random Somalis aunties 'snitching' bc I never randomly come across one in public, plus my parents were aware of it. I can't really hide things in general. I'm a bad liar and I have a tendency to blurt out what I really think.
I told someone this before, literally word-for-word, but I was actively searching for faith, but no matter how hard I looked or tried to sink into practice; I dotted my Is and crossed my Ts in Islam, listened to speeches, read books, did my research, and sunk into study - my mind knew it was subject to a mortal system. The false comfort in ritual couldn't make up for that and I continued to lack conviction. The more I honestly questioned the origin of the message without convincing answers, the more it lost it's sanctity. So then the hijab+abaya came off and suddenly it was a bad reaction. I was weak in faith, but I looked into other systems and found it to be the same, so I became an agnostic and then eventually admitted to myself that I was an atheist.
My older sister was raised differently from me. She was trained to wear the hijab. I wasn't. I really think it had a lot to do with her body type tbh. She's the Salma Hayek to my Kristin Kreuk. I slipped under the radar and had a way of brushing off having to wear it with stealth, plus I was the spoiled littlest kid. My older siblings had a much, much stricter upbringing.
3) I missed and went on and off. Missing Eid is not a big deal, it's very easy to miss. We used make it a thing to "stunt" at Eid. My sister has asked me to come with her this year, but I don't think I'll be slaying Eid this year
1) All my siblings, and one close cousin who is also unreligious. My other cousins are Salafis. They can see how I present but they don't know exactly what I think.
2) No. I actually went into it of my own accord. I was wearing mainstreamish regular style of clothes and then morphed into a fullblown hijabi with abaya, and considering where I am that took resolve. My mom doesn't wear abaya, much less force me to wear one. I actually went through an emo-rock phase in highschool, with dark eyes and clothes and the whole gig, so I think they were really pleased when I became overtly religious, and not look like I was becoming a satanist or some shit. I don't have to worry about random Somalis aunties 'snitching' bc I never randomly come across one in public, plus my parents were aware of it. I can't really hide things in general. I'm a bad liar and I have a tendency to blurt out what I really think.
I told someone this before, literally word-for-word, but I was actively searching for faith, but no matter how hard I looked or tried to sink into practice; I dotted my Is and crossed my Ts in Islam, listened to speeches, read books, did my research, and sunk into study - my mind knew it was subject to a mortal system. The false comfort in ritual couldn't make up for that and I continued to lack conviction. The more I honestly questioned the origin of the message without convincing answers, the more it lost it's sanctity. So then the hijab+abaya came off and suddenly it was a bad reaction. I was weak in faith, but I looked into other systems and found it to be the same, so I became an agnostic and then eventually admitted to myself that I was an atheist.
My older sister was raised differently from me. She was trained to wear the hijab. I wasn't. I really think it had a lot to do with her body type tbh. She's the Salma Hayek to my Kristin Kreuk. I slipped under the radar and had a way of brushing off having to wear it with stealth, plus I was the spoiled littlest kid. My older siblings had a much, much stricter upbringing.
3) I missed and went on and off. Missing Eid is not a big deal, it's very easy to miss. We used make it a thing to "stunt" at Eid. My sister has asked me to come with her this year, but I don't think I'll be slaying Eid this year
Nope. only girls with Madow wear hijab
GodKnowsBest
Somaliweyn Unionist
You're pathetic I honestly feel sad for your useless life. Stuck with 'xaar'ahs as you said it yoursel- What is the likelihood that a cute Somali guy sits two seats away from me as I say this x_x. Gotta dip.
Aren't you a niqabi?
GodKnowsBest
Somaliweyn Unionist
And he decides to sit right across from me on the bus!!! OMG I'm smiling. This same guy is so romantic and sweet. During the school year when I pass him (he went to the same school as me) he would say assalamu alaikum and smile at me. I know this is common place for Somali guys but he does this when I'm alone and he's with a group of his friends. And gaah he's the perfect skin tone dark caramel. Too bad he's likely super religious since he's always at the mosque
I think he has a crush on me but w/e. He has never made the first move. I only see him about 10 times each year by chance.
GodKnowsBest
Somaliweyn Unionist
paramedic
Call me ayeeyo
And he decides to sit right across from me on the bus!!! OMG I'm smiling. This same guy is so romantic and sweet. During the school year when I pass him (he went to the same school as me) he would say assalamu alaikum and smile at me. I know this is common place for Somali guys but he does this when I'm alone and he's with a group of his friends. And gaah he's the perfect skin tone dark caramel. Too bad he's likely super religious since he's always at the mosque
I think he has a crush on me but w/e. He has never made the first move. I only see him about 10 times each year by chance.
Someone pray for this delusional girl.
Tramo
Nine kitaabs on a bookshelf
And he decides to sit right across from me on the bus!!! OMG I'm smiling. This same guy is so romantic and sweet. During the school year when I pass him (he went to the same school as me) he would say assalamu alaikum and smile at me. I know this is common place for Somali guys but he does this when I'm alone and he's with a group of his friends. And gaah he's the perfect skin tone dark caramel. Too bad he's likely super religious since he's always at the mosque
I think he has a crush on me but w/e. He has never made the first move. I only see him about 10 times each year by chance.
orodoo guurso
GodKnowsBest
Somaliweyn Unionist
You think I would like about this? I would take a picture of him but that goes against his permission and what if he or a friend of his was on this site? >_>Someone pray for this delusional girl.
It is forced upon them through communut expectations I dare you all to walk freely with a small dress and hair open in Somalia ??? You've gotta be kidding of me ofcourse it's forced on them hahah, get outa here with your apologist crap the lot of you
GodKnowsBest
Somaliweyn Unionist
Naw, I can't marry a religious Muslim.
GodKnowsBest
Somaliweyn Unionist
He's not even using his phone. He's resting his cute ass face on the window and sleeping. Also my parents are qabiilist. My dad wouldn't be caught dead allowing me to marry a Hawiye and I don't know his qabiil
Tramo
Nine kitaabs on a bookshelf
GodKnowsBest
Somaliweyn Unionist
Screw it, I'm marrying him and and I'll convert him to Christianity. He's so fucking hot. He isn't even a skinny faarax he is thick and muscular. He is also a miskeen so he won't play with my heart. God keeps throwing good men into my life I have so many to choose from.anybody
the qooq turned u into a Christian ffs
Also what does the qooq mean?
El padrone
Hedonist, Depressive realist, Existential nihilist
NOPE! youre closeted kaafir. not muslim and not yet officialty christian. you will be inaugurated he moment you get water boarded and drink the priests golden showers. no?I forgive you since I'm in a good mood and because I'm Christian.
El padrone
Hedonist, Depressive realist, Existential nihilist
qooq means youre thirst af. basically shameless horniness multiplied many times
Also what does the qooq mean?
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