Abused By Her Father And His Friends, Forced To Marry Her Abuser | Nina Aouilk

[@BadBarbieBabyGirl]

I don’t know why you think it’s okay to say the p word like I mean no wonder your channel is rubbish your not respectful at all you wouldn’t say the n word so don’t say the p word.

[@ZaraV]

Thanks for your comment, but you have no idea where I am from, what my background or culture is, and any racism that I have been a victim of. This case topic is close to me. There is a reason I used the full racist term, as if I censored it, a lot of people would not even know what the word was, and why it is derogatory. Maybe before you leave rude comments, think before you type and take your own advice not to be disrespectful. I am a real person, with real feelings and experiences behind this account. I do not take my cases and topics lightly. ✌️

[@Dreamzyo]

What a presumptuous thing to say, and then to add in your own disrespectful words while accusing someone of being disrespectful. You've managed to be ignorant, rude, disrespectful and stupid within one sentence. Absolutely amazing 😂😂😂 Ignore people like this Zara, they don't know their left hand from their right lol.

[@anitap593]

You are amazing Zara, don't even give these people the time of day.

[@BadBarbieBabyGirl]

lol regardless you shouldn’t have said the word. I don’t know why you think it’s acceptable just because you went through crap.

[@charliemorris6608]

You were 10x more disrespectful that she was during this, chronically online take

[@DVelez-wz3fe]

Nina’s parents are monsters, siblings weren’t much better…what she endured as a little girl was nothing short of torture and sadism.

[@haileeraestout5567]

Nina Isnt Out Of The Woods YET She Still Needs To File A Complaint Against Her Parents And Co

[@jus2cute09]

Her siblings WERE monsters

[@Saintdeheron]

Shoutout to you for breaking generational curses instead of repeating those toxic cycles, you’re changing the world!

[@cherricola8460]

❤️

[@crystalbrent5956]

Absolutely

[@ZaraV]

🩷🩷🩷🩷

[@mistycappadonia5307]

Ive heard her story so many times but everytime i come across it i listen again .her story has always stuck with me. What haunted me the most is what the father and his friends did to her and her cleaning everything up after...still worried about pleasing them. That broke my heart for her. Her mother is just as sick... nina is such a beautiful person despite everything that happened to her . And im glad shes taking a stand against all of it shes an inspiration to all the young girls still in this situation

[@becbell74]

The more people know what's going on the more we can speak out against it. Thank you. The cultural differences between countries, religions, regions is huge and we need to protect our children and not damage them. I can't imagine hearing a child crying and not attending to them. Just heartbreaking.

[@SamSam24270]

This is nothing about culture this nothing about religion, it's about bad people parenting. Please don't confuse the two.

[@MelissaModsMetal]

Yes please cover more of these kind of cases. I honestly had no clue about what an honor kill was. I'm so thankful that Nina was able to escape!

[@terridemaio2926]

OH this poor Girl just Horrific

[@clare1971]

Yes please cover similar cases. We had an honour killing prosecuted successfully here in England with a beautiful woman who was called banaz

[@Elle_M717]

My heart breaks for children who go through such horrible treatment.

[@chrismartin5450]

Still a huge problem! So many stories out there🥲

[@rachaelmoore9509]

​@@terridemaio2926😊llll loop p

[@nakiafreda494]

Her parents are disgusting people! I'm happy she survived everything she has endured in her life, and she is helping other people. She is an amazing woman❤

[@lucindahinchliff6057]

She really is. She has done a TEDx talk, is a life coach, has run many successful businesses and the world would be a much more beautiful place if it were full of Nina’s

[@cherricola8460]

Me too!

[@PathToSuccess2011]

All shall return to Almighty GOD, every one will be punished and pay for the horrific acts of crime they committed. 😢😢😢😢

[@perfectlyimperfect_8528]

Nina is a true survivor, a real life superhero. What she endured is beyond comprehension & for so many years. Everywhere she went & everyone she knew abused her & hurt her so badly. Yet, somehow, some way, Nina was able to get out, get back up & not just move on but she is thriving!! And the fact that she’s willing to forgive her many abusers is testament to how pure & loving she truly is. She is a huge inspiration & I’m sure her story will go on to help others in similar situations as she was ❤❤❤

[@lisadixon8087]

Shes definitely a true survivor. She helps so many other women too.

[@cweisslife]

After having my daughter .. so much was put into perspective for me. I will never understand how the generation that raised us was able to do the things they did. My daughter will be loved and protected at ANY cost. These stories are so painful but also so important. Thank you for covering this ❤️

[@cherricola8460]

FLIP!!! This makes me sooooooooooo 🤬🤬🤬🤬

[@libra.lifestyle]

Not onlywas her father, but her mother too was an evil human being. As someone who is maternal,we are supposed to love, guide and protect our babies.

[@Me-ru6cl]

Her siblings too

[@blui7229]

Her Father if you can all him that. Just waited until she was that age. To do the raping with his friends. Why are these people not put in jail. UK? WTF.

[@Rexorazor]

Women of India are the worse, recently there's a civil war like situation started in one of the northeastern states of India between two groups (Kuki minorities and Meitei majority).. The Meitei Women urged their men to go r@pe Kuki Women. (Kukis are mostly Christians by the way and Meiteis are mostly Hindus). Go look this up on Google, India still has this Anti Woman culture, it is their ancient parampara (Method).

[@kungfu4003]

​@@blui7229 It's because the police couldn't be bothered to do their job.

[@ccrotherham3274]

Nina could have been saved if her mother saved her but she never supported her daughter, some of the things happen to Nina it's similar to Pakistani community too. Really sad stories and true!

[@maryannfascetti6421]

I was raised in an abusive, cold home. It's a lonely feeling. I am like you Zara I tell my daughters I love them often, hug them often. I went to school came home did homework and chores. I am so happy she got away. It's just so sad that she didn't find true love. I am still looking. Yes, her strength makes me proud to be a woman as well. Healing prayers to her❤.

[@yolandeerasmus-snijders5269]

The compassion and respect for Nina is really lovely to see. Thank you for telling her story so sensitively. I def shed tears. You got a fan for the long haul.

[@suzimonkey345]

Most women in the Western world can’t imagine living without the freedoms that many take for granted.

[@JesusismyRock773]

We do not take it for granted. Every single person on this earth has the right to freedom. It is abusive individuals who take that freedom away from people.

[@BlackLotusxxx]

1400 years ago, women were given their rights. They were finally allowed to own property, divorce their abusive husbands, work, and teach. This is what islam brought to the arabs. 200 years ago in the West, men thought women didn't have souls. And just over 100 years ago in the west, women we're finally able to vote. 150 years ago, the men of the church finally realized women also had souls. 😆 Culture and islam are 2 very different things. Muslims are human. Humans are capable of evil. Don't judge the religion and think it gave no women rights. Quite the opposite, actually. In Christianity, divorce is forbidden. End of! In islam, if a man can't satisfy his wife sexually she's can divorce him!! Crazy right? I forgive u if you thought the opposite was true. Freedom for women in the bible and slavery for them in the quran. You have been indoctrinated to think this way. This is why it's important to read the book of the Muslims because the Muslim reads all other religious books supposedly sent by God. We want to know everyone elses beliefs. We deserve the same courtesy. Islam isn't the problem. Culture is. Culture in Indian, Pakistan, Bangladesh, etc. They hate newborn girls. Even though islam stopped them from burying their our newborn daughters alive, for some reason, in these countries, the hate for female children still exists. Astagfurullah! (may god forgive us all.)

[@nadiakhalil3907]

@@JesusismyRock773❤️🥺

[@CarpeNutella]

It's great that you're so generous with your emotions with your children. My Dad was like that, and even more importantly, he said he was proud of me everyday. Now that he's passed, I appreciate him doing that so much. Make your kids feel they can achieve anything they want, even if you maybe aren't feeling it 100% that day! Lol

[@DeadboltDame]

When my son was born he had to go to the NICU and being there and seeing all these poor little babies with parents that never came to see them just crying for hours at a time without any sort of attention was heartbreaking. The nurses were overworked and understaffed and these poor little babies paid the price for that. I'm so glad my husband and I were able to stay there with my son.

[@MelissaModsMetal]

Ikr, my son also had to stay in the nicu for 3 weeks and I was the only mom who stayed there the whole time. I saw other parents come and go but never stayed. I slept like shit in that chair and ate nasty food so I could be close to my son and he didn't have to be there alone. Idk how some people leave them in there like that!!😢😢

[@Rachelthewitch]

I'd be same but it's not always easy, what of the mums were single and had other kids. They'd hope nurses would be there if needed. I'm glad you got to stay there.

[@DeadboltDame]

@@Rachelthewitch unfortunately in my particular hospital the babies in the NICU were almost all drug babies. I know that because I'm friends with one of the nurses. So they were the ones being overlooked. The parents either couldn't come or just didn't care to begin with. These poor little things had to pay the price for the poor decisions of their mothers. It's just not fair. My heart breaks for them. There were days that I cried because I felt so horrible for the little things knowing they weren't loved or cared for like my son is. They all deserve so much better than the life they've been given and I hope that wherever they are that they're all surrounded by love now. 💕

[@DeadboltDame]

@@MelissaModsMetal we were there for 12 days and it felt endless, so I can't imagine a whole other week after that. My heart goes out to you and your little one.

[@feedb8459]

Not all of us with NICU babies are able to visit. My husband used to visit both our preemies as I was in HDU at the side of theatre trying not to die again. Not everyone has the choice of being able to be with their babies 😪

[@moonchild7449]

I'm so grateful to have parents who provided protection and gave endless love to me. Hearing how Nina suffered and endured so much cruelty breaks my heart.

[@Rachelthewitch]

It is so uncomfortable but so needed for us to hear these stories, these are real people who went through it but honour killing and cultural abuse is so so hidden and secretive, we need to know more so thank you zara. Done so well and compassionately x

[@cherricola8460]

I agree...its so heartbreaking and makes me so freeken 😠 😡 furious

[@natashavanbuul3664]

My mum was only told by my nan (her mum) that she loved her for the first time when she was 52years old. Im so glad that my mum changed that cycle with myself and my brothers when we were growing up, and now as a mum i tell my boys i love them every single day multiple times too ❤ it breaks my heart thinking of a baby crying and no one coming for them 😢 i believe that every baby/child deserves all the cuddles and love in the world xxx

[@thepowerof6six809]

I am 40 and my parents still don’t love me.

[@laurahuff5566]

I've never heard Nina's story. You tell the victims stories so beautifully! Although calling Nina a victim, is an understatement, WARRIOR would be more appropriate! ❤ listening to you Zara thank you for what you do!!

[@kimallen3520]

This case was not only sad but infuriating because no woman deserves to be treated like that, ever. I love listening to your videos, you're so pretty and an awesome person!

[@MishanaeC]

My sister in law is literally a victim but she’s so groomed and brainwashed and scared that her parents won’t love her anymore that she continues to do as they say even at her very adult age of 21.. she’s never had a real job they keep her financially dependent on them so they can control what she buys when she does stuff where she goes etc.. they married her off to an emotionally/mentally abusive man that enforces the same ideals as her parents. It’s crazy to watch in real time..

[@daily9930]

So that means that you married into this crazy family and her brother just stands by and watches this go down. Your husband is just as complicit as his parents.

[@londonslifecoach]

It’s Nina Aouilk please connect so I can help your sister in law as that is the reason I speak out! ❤

[@MishanaeC]

@daily9930 no actually my husband is not compliant. You really shouldn’t make assumptions on situations you don’t know. He doesn’t follow the culture or religion and was cast out of the family officially when he moved out and married me. He’s tried to save his sister we both have she chose to go back to that life because the idea of doing it herself was too scary for her plus the years of brainwashing and at the end of the day everyone wants their parents approval whether it be a toxic relationship or healthy. So please before you go making assumptions you should ask questions instead.

[@SamSam24270]

​@@londonslifecoach Nirma, can you please explain why the 7/8 men, including your father,who raped you as a child, and the father inlaw who abused you, and the Nigerian man who raped you, have never been sentenced to prison? Why are you letting them get away, to repeat to someone else ? And why haven't the police found the dead bodies of all these baby girls who you say are buried in Leicester. How many times did you meet up with your half sister??

[@randaismail2054]

@@SamSam24270why are you questioning her as if she’s a criminal?

[@kellyrose82]

They say now not to let a baby “cry it out”. After 20 mins of crying the brain of a small baby will have the same chemical reaction as depression. It is ok to put a crying baby down and step away if you need to but a baby should never be left to “cry it out”. You truly can not spoil a small baby. If they are crying they are in need of something even if it is to be held close for comfort. Crying is their only form of communication

[@diamondtucker5979]

Wow.. this is horrific. I’m so glad she survived and made a good life after all the horrors. Thanks for shining light on these people’s experiences

[@rosedonaldson9986]

So happy she has survived. The evil parents, yet the father is respected, sick!!! The mother I have no words apart from evil too.

[@suzimonkey345]

No woman should be BORN A DISAPPOINTMENT to her parents!! 😡

[@Moonwashedrose]

This story just broke my heart 😢 I had to stop a little bit and breath. My father is my twin, my hero, my protector and I can’t stand hearing stories about these kind of fathers.

[@Ceci21711]

Wow. This packs a powerful punch. Cultural "practices" are one thing, but, what this girl [and others in same predicament] endure are far worse than a horror movie!!! Why is there no justice? Awareness must come about..... Great case rendition!!!

[@enygmaangel]

Nina is absolutely beautiful ... both inside and out. She is so much stronger than I am. May she receive nothing but blessings from here on out. 😇

[@Eljefecontent247]

This is one of the worst stories I’ve heard. Parents play such a crucial role in a child’s development. As a mother and wife this broke my heart.

[@sneakyheathen4164]

I am going to pick my kid up if he's upset, until I cannot physically lift him anymore. I LOVE him, more than anything in this world. Momma is going to be there.

[@CHERYLee-s6r]

She’s a better person than I am I would never forgive my family ever

[@nonofyourbusiness3204]

This broke my heart. Parents are to blame. She has a big heart.

[@charleyj-b7568]

Hey beautiful Zara, I would love to hear your take on the case of Banaz Mahmoud. She was the victim of an “Honour” Killing in the UK some years back. (Fair warning, her case is fucking brutal) But it is a story that MUST be told to raise awareness & hopefully prevent it from happening ever again

[@kristigrice8977]

Amazing woman who I hope knows she’s loved by people who have just know known of her struggles.

[@michellemurphy7517]

Wow I feel so bad for her. The fact that she survived all this. I have two daughters and can’t imagine inflicting this pain and torture upon them. I came from a culture similar to this.

[@kaceylou]

Thank you, Zara for covering these cases.

[@JessiiLoxx]

Oh my god Zara I'm 35 minutes in and I have literally had the exact same thoughts and guilt when I first heard and saw her videos too. Like how can I sit here just living my life like this thinking I have problems when THIS is what is going on in the world 💔

[@NB0301]

Finally this is being told in Australia. Let's all pray she heals her trauma and arises powerful to get the platform to get justice.

[@morgan-ou1jb]

your eyebrows always look so so so good omg

[@sassysarina9718]

I'm only 24 minutes in and I am enraged by this story so far. That poor baby girl...😳😡🤬🤬🤬

[@MsTez74]

Well done, Zara. Honour killing was bought to my attention for the first time in the harrowing, sad, and extremely heartbreaking case of the angel Shafilea Ahmed.

[@lucindahinchliff6057]

Tulay Goren, Heshu Yones, Banaz Mahmod, Amina and Saira Saeed and Shafilea Ahmed are all examples of hideous killing in the name of so-called honour 😢 but as Nina says ‘There is no honour in killing’

[@kathleenmcnaught]

What an informative story. Thank you for sharing. She is a such a strong woman.

[@incogneeno]

The blue crate does not break my heart, because it reminds me of my _Helper Stool_ that my mom had made for me when i was little. _This story is really revealing how resilient children truly are._

[@prettypinklady5145]

This story enrages me and i am so glad that people like you are telling her story! Her family needs to feel some SHAME, INSTEAD OF THAT POOR VICTIM! I AM JUST AS PISSED AT THAT DISGUSTING EVIL FATHER AS I AM AT THAT PATHETIC EVIL MOTHER!!!!! God Bless that Lady! I am not quite done watching, but I am furious so i wanted to comment now and after watching. Thank you!

[@haileeraestout5567]

I 100% Agree With You #PrettyPinkLady5145 Because THIS Is A Class A ASSAULT And Misdemeanor Of A MINOR And I'm Also Mad At The People Who Should've Cared For Her Because In Hindu Culture Doing This To Their Own Kid Is Bad Karma In God's Eyes

[@suzimonkey345]

Thank you for raising awareness Zara!

[@ZaraV]

Always!

[@TheNatalieofOz]

Great topic!! Makes me feel really grateful that we live in a society where we can find someone to reach out to wen we have dv issues.. how it is for the ladies that cant turn to family for support, or even the men in their lives can collectively think this is ok.. disgusting. Great to see she's speaking up against it.. such a tuff journey.

[@suzimonkey345]

There are MANY studies that PROVE, physical, verbal & visual affecting, attention & contact is vitally important for healthy development.

[@kileyabel3758]

I'm not emotional person when listening to these videos, but this one got me. I felt the same way you did. I feel so bad for these girls 😔

[@cherricola8460]

Me too 😞

[@laurabrown7978]

Your videos have been getting me through the last leg of my pregnancy! ❤

[@cweisslife]

Congratulations momma! 🥰❤️

[@beckymeattey9412]

Me too I’m due in September

[@laurabrown7978]

@@cweisslife thank you lovely!

[@laurabrown7978]

@@beckymeattey9412 congratulations! I’m due in a few days 😬

[@liyahliyah694]

Wow…like genuinely the anger I feel!! I can’t imagine! Like where was reason and logic? I’m stumped, This case is so heartbreaking

[@crystalcurnew6316]

Hi Zara,thanks for another great story, I can't imagine a 6 yr old Lil girl taking care of a household, let's just let kids be kids,very sad.

[@JenaLannette]

This was a beautifully put together video. Bless Nina and I’m so happy that she survived ❤️

[@bsee205]

I can’t believe how disgusting her father & mother, brothers and extended family are! How disgraceful that the community would allow this horror to happen and then receive that evil, monster back with open arms. Nina is an angel 👼 to the world and to all she now helps to save from the same hell she was subjected to.

[@suzimonkey345]

Countless women in this world STILL live this way! 😡

[@ShaunasWorld950]

Thank you for sharing her story. I am horrified! I pray for all those women who are similar situations and I hope that this treat of women in certain cultures someday come to an end.

[@Aldri_J]

Ahhh i was literally thinking i need zaraaa to bring a video! Thank youuu for uploading!!!!!❤

[@angelafaust3757]

I still can't believe this stuff is happening 😢

[@BeautifullyResilient23]

I appreciate that this is a platform that retells the stories as authentically as possible. It is to express the degree of what was happening. Unfortunately, bad things happen. Shining light on these bad things can be uncomfortable, but necessary to stop the bad behavior.

[@terridemaio2926]

Yes more coverage of thease Not talked About cases ive Never Heard of this one so tragic

[@jwatticus]

God Bless Nina! 💜 Thank you for sharing her story.

[@ChiM97]

Zara first I want to say im sorry for any negative things you've went through at the habds of others and secondly thank you for telling her story she deserves to be heard ❤

[@avocadopearl61]

Hi Zara, love your podcast and your tutorial. And you are beautiful!

[@mollyh9356]

This is my first time watching your channel and I knew when you began talking so lovingly and in such a protective manner about babies that I would subscribe!

[@stacyb6461]

I unfortunately could not finish this one. Too much. But thank you for telling these importance stories

[@alinacatalina9581]

Wow, this story is a brutal reminder of how f#@d up this world is. 😢

[@Batman_Sutherland]

Omg this story is so much like Chandra’s story, she was also from India. Yaser Said is a monster you should look up regarding “honour” killings, it’s just so heartbreaking. Loving Zara all the way from South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤

[@ZaraV]

Yes this is a topic I'm passionate about. I have covered Yaser's case in one of my first videos. I will look into Chandra's case. Man these really get to you 😭

[@jaybee1155]

I don’t think I can handle this case unfortunately. Love you Zara ❤

[@christinamurphy8645]

Very serious topic! Thanks for sharing!! (P.S. Luv the eye look!!!)

[@BklynFlgirl]

What a sad sad story. Thankfully she is now a free woman.

[@lisadixon8087]

Hi Zara! You posted just as I picked up my tablet to look for anew video to watch/listen to as I got ready! Thank you! Another one I've not heard of too. Just wish I could get my makeup as perfect as yours! Lol! ❤ Sorry I have heard this. A couple of months ago she put her story on "unfiltered stories" I think it is. I messaged her and told her how strong she is and what an absolutely beautiful person she is inside and out. She went through hell. If anyone wants to hear Nina herself watch unfiltered stories. After Zara of course! Love you Zara!

[@MistyEE21]

This story was so hard for me to listen to!! Made me so angry 😡. A Mother, a father? Aren't these the people supposed to have protected her?? 😢😢

[@prettypinklady5145]

Thank you again. Much love to you. Please keep informing us of these kinds of stories.

[@Ronimi-p4c]

Oh wow ,she’s absolutely beautiful!

[@berrymccB]

This breaks my heart so much

[@fazzshion]

This breaks my heart. I hate that this happened to her. It hurts even more knowing how often things like this happens to young women. Thanks for sharing this story.

[@christineallan1136]

First and foremost, I gotta say you are amazing and such a beautiful women inside and out. I am so glad that I found your channel, and you have become one of my very favourite content creators. You have a huge heart and I really found the case you cover today interesting as well as very sad this is still happening in this day and age. I actually only came to know about honour killings last year when I found a documentary about it and I got to say it's absolutely horrendous. However it is good to get the information out there and inform others on the type of stuff that is happening so that hopefully one day soon something can be done about this. I will definitely check out her Ted Talk and when I'm able to I will definitely donate as well. If any women are reading this right now and are dealing with this type of abuse, please stay strong and know that you are not alone and there is help out there❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@mcdougalvalentine5801]

I understand abuse & dysfunction has no "rules" etcetera. But my mind is blown. They gang raped a child...while simultaneously claiming their repressive culture is to "protect" the females within the culture. I haven't even finished the video yet & I already can't fathom any of this.

[@mcdougalvalentine5801]

Nina: they will murder you, if they get the opportunity. Stay away. At some point YOU are the only one responsible for your own safety. What do you mean, you have love for your family?

[@JasmineTorrico]

This KZbinr is so cute in always love how emotional she gets and sighs lol it is sad I cry with her sometimes but I feel like I’m with a bff when I watch her videos it’s different than other one I watch. Shes Definitely my favorite

[@AngieThomas-b7i]

My kids are grown 27to42 and I still kss them there Jae bone area and hug them I think we need it too Kids will always have that memory when we’re gone Hope you Always give your kids hugs and kisses so many Moms don’t these days..Thanks for the memories

[@emilywhelan7333]

I LOVE WHEN U POST!!❤

[@maxinecary2857]

This story really hurts my hold body. Love you Nina.

[@ana9070]

This is heart breaking. As a Pakistani girl also from Birmingham, I have dealt with my fair share of childhood abuse and long-lasting trauma. Thank you for sharing her story ❤

[@dayzirenoj4051]

The case of Edwin Diaz Chirinos I believe has never been covered on KZbin before. The case is located in Clinton South Carolina. Being very close to my hometown I never was able to forget about this case, or why the young people involved committed the crime. I watch your content every week and really hope you can give this case a look at.

[@ChanningLegere]

Your makeup always turns out perfect

[@alanamacneill88]

Poor Nina, she didn't deserve any of this

[@dianamariecentro4664]

Hey Zara, 4th of July in the US today. Very well done and I hope you have a great week!!❤

[@suzimonkey345]

This is your ‘thing’! Your niche within the true crime community! 🥳🤩🎉🎉🎉🤩🥳

[@soosgoes]

I think it’s abusive to make a baby/child think that receiving any form of affection is abnormal

[@reena_sha]

It’s heartbreaking that there’s kids that can’t even feel peace or safe at home… & are abused by the people that are supposed to protect them. This poor woman 😞 I hope she’s happy & surrounded by people that love her. ❤

[@rinaaaswrld]

this is the saddest story ive ever heard i was genuinely fighting tears the whole mf time. nina is so powerful for overcoming all that ohmygod ☹️

[@nancarter5474]

Zara, keep doing what you do. Don't listen to the haters they can just go elsewhere.

[@sunnybearbuds]

Horrific! But I'm glad I visited your channel. I'm happy to be a new subscriber!

[@ZaraV]

❤️❤️

[@gabrielaagron]

i love these type of cases!!

[@PuertoRicanqueen90]

Man f her parents. Nina deserves justice and peace 😢

[@kelcieadamson1988]

These poor poor women my heart breaks

[@carolynkennedy5341]

I feel you would the lover thing. My parents were the same way they weren’t very affectionate, but they loved us. I said to my children every time I see them now that they’re grown no matter what, because you never know if you’ll ever get to see it again when I leave or you leave.❤

[@incogneeno]

It’s almost like Nina’s father thought of his own daughter as haram. Extremely sad and bizarre. How could this have happened? Just a disgusting, shameful family. Prayers for the children.

[@leilaabdelmeguid3977]

They were not Muslim so don't associate these sickos with Islam by using words like "haram".

[@JamieStorey-m4q]

Keep telling us these stories, love thm

[@brittanyfite2003]

I mean no disrespect when I say this, but I have heard more horror/r@pe stories from Middle Eastern culture than any other culture. Women are seen as less than second class, and it's heartbreaking. I applaud every woman who has been able to get out of the toxicity while still respecting their beliefs and culture. I'm pregnant with my first, a little girl, and I suffered child s*xu*l abuse from 4-9. I hope I can keep my little girl safe, and I know my husband will do everything to keep her safe and happy. Stay strong, sweet girls. You're worth so much, and in my prayers every night.

[@WoundedWarrior2012]

America doesn't treat women any better!

[@dojojo4815]

First of all, this case has nothing to do with middle east, secondly, you're not just disrespecting, but you're making no sense at all ( bs) just because you don't like nor understand a different culture from yours does not mean that everybody there are the most cruel human beings on earth.....plus there are far worse cases of rape and abuse in all over the world. rape and abuse happen to women and kids, and even to some men everywhere it's not some cultural thing just because there are so many selfish people and monsters living among us, they don't give a heck to moral or religion or even to the laws and they can do anything to fulfill their sick needs is horrifying.

[@katieburck9057]

Well said 💜 you go girl!

[@gelly8983]

No it's white men

[@mags2847]

@@dojojo4815I think the bigger conversation is that a lot of predators hide behind religious or culture values and behaviors to abuse others, especially the most vulnerable. In most cultures, women and children are undeniably the most vulnerable amongst the population and that’s why they are a target, because they’re not believed or simply because abuse towards them isn’t taken into account. You can’t deny that there are some cultures in the world where this is the case.

[@Kyvaluv80_mouse]

I've been through it my whole life it started when I was 9 I wish I could be happy