Aesthetic Misogyny

[@Kelly-je8gv]

Girlies describing love bombing We seriously need to educate women about cults and foreign religions

[@runawaysiren940]

[@electricfishfan]

We do! In the US in my classes as a genZ we were taught that being nice is ultimately best and foreign religions/lifestyles were always, “flawed,” but it’s not their fault.

[@missrebel634]

Just because you wear chains as a fashion statement, doesn't mean that they aren't used for imprisonment of others.

[@ragsrare3771]

There are many of us exmuslim too but we can’t come out because death is the results of it

[@squirrelgirl1853]

I am so sorry. That is so wrong and vile! To me it's just further proof of how dark that belief system really is.

[@unaa9380]

Who’s gonna kill you? Stop spreading lies, that’s clearly culture, nothing in Islam that says anyone should be killed if they’re not Muslim anymore, that’s between the person and their creator not for humans to judge

[@dewilew2137]

@@squirrelgirl1853 it has more to do with having a state religion. Thankfully, there’s no Christian state anywhere in the world. Not anymore, anyway. History allows us to look back on what that was like.

[@gordoncordon9779]

Just remember who paid for UÇK to have new guns, or who gave Stingers to the Mujahaden. It starts with America.

[@runawaysiren940]

The families, and communities of the women who decide not to wear it. And even if murder isn't on the table, if the choice is 'wear hijab' and 'everyone thinks you are a sinful woman who will go to hell', it's not much of a choice, is it?

[@ameliamarbles7791]

I'll tell you how it's not mysogynistic! *describes exactly how it's mysogynistic

[@normanclatcher]

It's only not _as_ misogynistic because the benchmark is Islam.

[@selenophile5256]

THIS. This is what I wanted to hear a fucking video essay on. The fucking ninja mommy types and the lobotomy trad wives are two sides of the same coin

[@starstorm1267]

0:01 The gaslighting from this Muslim woman is enough to set the place on fire. If you wanna live that way, fine, but don’t pretend it isn’t misogynistic and oppressive to women.

[@gstrathmore194]

Thank you!

[@JuniperGal-ek2pu]

Exactlyyy. If u wanna live a flawed lifestyle, at least own up to it! 😂

[@squirrelgirl1853]

I agree! I also see a lot of this w Christians trying to excuse away and explain away the violent, murderous, jealous, wrathful tendencies of Yahweh in the Bible.... Never underestimate religious programming. It runs very deep.

[@minngael]

She is only talking about an idealized/romanticized Western idea of Islam & equates Western women being expected to dress in revealing clothing & makeup as equivalent to wearing hijab- when it's always a choice for women here to do those things. Unless you are specifically in a job that expects certain attire (ex: exotic dancing) There is so much "Islam is progressive/feminist" propaganda from left wing folks that just want to piss off right wing Christians & western imperialists. Two wrongs don't make a right.

[@laurelalloro]

@@minngael Well shit, as a leftist I don't think I could have described it better. There are a few "two wrongs" beliefs out there that a lot of leftists sadly push.

[@mindreader308]

This is currently me as a college student in a Muslim family. Having my own car makes it easier though. It was much worse in high school since I had this weird teacher who would tell my parents I was taking it off. So, I had to forcefully wear it out of fear. The hijab is only shown as a choice of those who willingly do so. It does not show the beating, shouting, and shaming it comes with to coercion women and girls. The hijab is not a choice. It is a law in Islam that must be followed and enforced if not done so. But hopefully I only have one more year of being in the closet.

[@denko173]

Your videos are an excellent litmus test for men, siren. I showed one to a friend whom I thought was fairly reasonable and he ended up getting super pissed off. Really made me realize how men lack empathy, he was more concerned about me hating men due to my bad experience with them than men hurting me several times through my life. Your videos make me feel less alone, thanks for uploading.

[@KatieLHall-fy1hw]

This is a good point. Guys are much more emotional than they ever will want to admit (the getting pissed off reads as feeling attacked, to me). But just goes to show how easy it has been for men to keep women down over the years simply by using physical strength and fear tactics

[@6_blocks_under]

honestly that's a great idea if you have to let a man into your life. show him these and if he gets pissed off, delete him

[@denko173]

@@KatieLHall-fy1hw When i told him a guy had put a knife in my throat and threaten to hurt me he didnt even flinch, even laughed a bit... it was very hurtful. I was willing to let it go since we were good frienda, but he sent me a message saying he was concerned about my beliefs.... not concerned about what i told him, that didnt live in his minds for the past days after the incident, but the fact i rejected men over the agressions they have inflicted upon me in my life. I feel so dissapointed in him...

[@InternetNonsense]

​@@denko173 Males as friends rarely work out. There's no empathy to be found. Only main character syndrome wanting to be the protagonist and getting pissy if you don't play along as supporting cast servant cheerleader by being your own person with thoughts and troubles.

[@emosquiddy5388]

One very humorous (well, frightening) instance of this happened to me. I have a friend (who is a woman) who shared her frightening experiences with men who have harassed her in various ways, and she would discuss this in a group chat we had. Whenever she discussed these things, I sided with her, yet there was one dude in the chat who would never say anything, who'd get weirdly quiet whenever we had these discussions. Well (to make a really long story short), one day he ended up dropping her and leaving the group chat saying that she had "concerning views towards men" I guess for daring to discuss male hate crimes. He blocked me to but without any explanation, I guess he thought I was "misandrist" too just by mere association with her. Even though I'm a guy too...? You can't make this shit up.

[@onionjuice95]

I love your videos but I had to comment here- thanks for making this one. As an ex-Muslim woman, I find the pink-washing of Islam pretty interesting especially in the West. The problematic rules for women always existed in Islam. Our mothers and grandmothers would accept that these are problematic, and they'd usually respond with "Yes it's not fair, but it's a test for us women, and Allah will reward us for our patience". Nowadays Western Muslimahs and reverts find new mental gymnastics to justify these.

[@runawaysiren940]

Religion offers an excuse for women to suffer in the name of spiritual reward, and for men to mistreat women because God justifies it in some way...

[@Patryyyyck]

@@runawaysiren940 based

[@squirrelgirl1853]

Many Christians do the same thing to try to excuse and explain away Yahweh's murderous, jealous, wrathful and oppressive tendencies. Never underestimate religious programming... I have had to work years to break my religious programming and now it's clear as day but it has not been easy....

[@grace-xb8ve]

The Catholics are doing it too. It's so bad, Siren. Women used to have to veil for Mass back when my grandmother was a girl (1950s) but it was removed as a requirement in the 60s with Vatican II. Everyone stopped doing it, especially because it was the 60s and it became extremely apparent how weird of a double standard it is (men don't have to do anything for Mass). For decades, literally no one did it. Guess what? All of the sudden, in the past few months, women in their 20s are veiling for Mass again. My grandma, who really isn't much of a feminist but remembers thinking it was weird back when she had to do it, is pissed. All the Catholic women her age I know are, too. Even a lot of the priests (all men) find it off-putting and sexist. It's all for the aesthetic (I'll admit--the veils (called mantillas) do look kinda cool. If you ignore the context). I could write a whole essay about tradcaths and how insane and hollow their beliefs are. Roman Catholicism and Eastern Orthodoxy have been seeing massive increases in young converts, and they all seem to have the famous "zeal of the convert", with crazy extreme beliefs, even for those traditions. Bit of a ramble here but I study religion and live in a cathedral city so I see it all the time and it's getting to me. (Loved the video!)

[@angelsss4715]

I'm an Eastern Catholic myself from India. And for us veiling is just normal for when you attend church, you always have the option to not veil. I do it cause it's not really that big a deal just like a 'uniform' I guess when you're in a praying mood. The difference is we have a choice to do that, I could veil one Sunday and not the next and no one's going to ask questions about it. So I do think that's quite not the same at all.

[@king-of-a-thing]

Am Croatiam, I never saw this. The only people wearing anything close to that were the nuns. And we are a very catholic country. Over 90% of the people are catholic.

[@martinithechobit]

I just recalled a women joined the taliban or isis and was torturong a girl. 😢😢😢 thats terrible. A tale as old as time. Using religion as a diguise.

[@BeholdOnline]

The religion prescribes it

[@nyxthirteen4277]

Spot on content as usual. Thanks for your time/effort!

[@Irhaablackrose]

i remember how dreadful i was when i got to know about music being haram i m not saying that my obsession with music was ok however music was the only things i relied to i remember having a guilt i remember crying every time out of habit i will put hand frees in my ears and starting music well i m not religious anymore i feel more normal

[@laurelalloro]

I can't see how having an obsession with music would be bad at all, glad you are free now

[@boredkitty]

Every day I am thankful that I live in a country where I have the freedom to work, to vote and to express myself, or even to embrace living a more traditional lifestyle because I choose to and it makes me happy. My heart goes out to those women in Afghanistan. I pray that one day they'll have the freedom to speak again.

[@Queen-hana666]

Hi I just want to thank you for taking about islam Im an ex Muslim and Im forced to wear hijab and I live in the middle east/iraq I can't even save up to move because my parents wouldn't allow me because Im awomen so the only way is marrying a man and Im scared because they cant lie and say that the are ex muslim when they're not and tell my parents just like how the police in Egypt pretended to be gays to catch gay people also Im not attractive in anyway so Im basically doomed so every day I cry before sleeping ( sorry for my bad English)

[@LuDa-lf1xd]

Even if you have to marry a man to accomplish it, i suggest you to come to Europe. Here just for being a woman you can get a lot of help. Some politicians look at your situation and, in their delusion, think that all women are like that. I don't like it (I'm no victim) but that can benefit you here. I think there's a way with the UNHCR Certificat, but again, i know little about this things.

[@runawaysiren940]

I'm sorry. I wish I had advice to give you, but please know that I am thinking of you. I hope that you can find a way out.

[@Starrypaws64]

😞😓

[@smittywerbenjagermanjensen99]

yeah i know a gal who converted to islam for her husband, super sweet person but i cant lie it makes me worry for her especially now that she and her husband divorced but she decided to remain in islam

[@electricfishfan]

I know an older woman who married an arab man (unsure if he was a practicing Muslim, but obviously he was influenced), and she had to flee him being a wife beater after years of babytrapping and escalating behavior as he wore down her defenses. I don’t trust any man who isn’t vehemently condemning of Islam (and other similar communities).

[@esg721]

I feel like religion is shit in general. After I left Christianity I felt more free, a better person (because I actually actively defined ny morals) and idk, life just got better

[@labohemienne5560]

islam is the fastest growing religion. but every muslim i know said at least once "but they are no real muslims"😂

[@lovelylipbonesouwwwwwwwolv2198]

0:40 This is utterly ridiculous! I dont understand how someone could be that extreme on women... Even with all these restrictions on women they still get r@p3d :(

[@simonw.1223]

Bingo. That is the problem whatever they wear.

[@missrebel634]

Because r@p3 is a tool for subjugation and control.

[@squirrelgirl1853]

They see women as property, not actual people.

[@777Rowen]

Thank you for talking about this. It’s so important.

[@lindhorstellie]

It actually makes sense now! I tend to read so far into the current societal shitshow that i don't know what they're trying to manipulate us into anymore, but.. you seem to be tuned into what's going on or at least a facet of what's going on within the larger scope. I try to keep an unbiased mindset most of the time, so i may adapt to society like a chamelion, but i respect your willingness to commit to your set of beliefs. It's highly admirable and comes with its own set of challenges.

[@janisjoplinsgf5382]

Thank you for being brave enough to talk about all these issues as a young woman you inspire me to actually speak out about issues you cover on your channel, thank you Siren ❤

[@vicw9223]

Fantastic as always. I love that you cite your references but I can't help also wanting to ask for recipes 😭

[@runawaysiren940]

Half the time, there is no recipe... I cook from the soul.

[@vicw9223]

@@runawaysiren940 I wish I had that talent! I love to cook but have no knack for knowing what will work or not

[@jeveuxlemonde88]

I love your videos, I admire you so much. Please keep doing what you do! You're saving my sanity on the regular...

[@runawaysiren940]

Thank you

[@KaiDecadence]

The thing with the tradwive glorification is that while it's true that there may be some, big emphasis on "some" more traditionalist men who won't turn into awful controlling husbands and truly would treat their (trad)wife with respect and care, there are far too many who don't fit this and will act very controlling because they will feel like they have the power and their (trad)wife will have to deal with it lest she becomes financially destitute if she were to leave him. It's very interesting (and telling) that a lot of the women that I've seen glorifying the whole tradwive thing tend to be young women, at least women under 35. I don't personally know women around my age who are doing the tradwive thing and I think it's because they realize how dangerous a setup like that can be. I'm mostly seeing zoomers and the youngest of millennials romanticizing this lifestyle and they either have not listened to what a lot of the original 1950s tradwives had to deal with or simply don't have much experience with dating the modern man and how if you're going for "high value" men, they will be pretty awful in the long-term though they won't learn this until it's too late. The Ballerina Farm story is a good example of this and the woman wasn't even intending on being a tradwife right away. More importantly, I think this young women glorifying this who have experienced life in the modern western day being able to do all kinds of things don't have the foresight to realize how boring the tradwife life may become after awhile. And pretty much all of what the woman at @16:24 warned about, these are things that these young women need to realize the likeliness of happening if something were to happen to their health and/or physicality.

[@Jane-ow7sr]

Yeahhh no. It's not the western traditional lifestyle at fault but the individual. 1. Don't just go for any man 2. It's the modern age babe, you are not forced to work in the house, you can get an online job and college education online not to mention the majority of women through history worked at shops, on farms, etc. 3. Young women want a traditional life because they're tired of the rat race, they don't want to waste their life alone and overstressed with no time to spend with their hobbies and children. 4. Newsflash the 1950s isn't the end all be all of traditional living and frankly it was very progressive in comparison with the wives being in charge of the husbands money for the house budget. Just because women like the colorful aesthetic doesn't mean they want to live a 1950s life. 5. Who are you to say they will get bored of their life? Fuck you. How can you get bored with a job, hobbies, and children to take care of? I'm sooo sorry not every woman finds fun in going to a shady club. Traditional lifestyle is holding onto family oriented values, preservation of nature, local community, etc. it is more seen in religious folks but that's a personal preference to integrate religion into conservational values.

[@KaiDecadence]

@@Jane-ow7sr 1. That advice is easier said then done. Some men can put on a good mask to lure in a woman and then steadily reveal himself once the relationships is set. 2. I don't disagree that there are ways for a homebound person to make money. And I am aware that there have always been women in the workforce since well, forever. 3. It starts that way at first but if they are unlucky and choose the wrong man (which isn't always obvious right away), they can see themselves in a situation like the Ballerina Farm woman (just in a less lavish wealthy sense). 4. Again, I'm sure there were some 1950s homemaker/housewives that were not being abused but the other half is just as important to keep in mind. 5. I just go based on what I've heard from former housewives who are older and it can make sense why they feel that way. Again, if the woman is lucky and finds a guy who doesn't turn out to be a controlling monster then more power to them but far too often, I've heard latter. And yeah, I'm not listening to women in their 20s talk about how awesome they find their tradwife life at this time, I look at women in their late 30s to their 40s-50s+ and see how things have been going with that lifestyle and yeah, not all of them feel disenfranchised but again, it's because they got lucky and found a genuinely good guy but I've heard a lot more horror stories because the guy didn't turn out to be who they thought he was. Or if they lost their husband prematurely whether through death or the husband leaving her (especially in terms of sickness).

[@Jane-ow7sr]

@@KaiDecadence thank you for absolutely ignoring every since point I had, truly a wonderful discussion repeating yourself 10 times in one comment. Also why exactly would you trust 30-50yo housewives who lived in a drastically different time period than the modern woman with Access to education, rights, and financial freedom? Each generation of women has it harder than the next to come. 30yos weren't living through the great depression as consciously as the ones who were dirt poor with zero money to their name and zero help from society so no I personally wouldn't trust people who decides to marry bad men and STICK with them for decades when they didn't have to the moment they could leave. Now I won't talk about the ballerina farm because frankly I don't know much about the situation aside from that's their private business hence we don't know the full story. Another thing, you're acting like marital abuse was half and half in the 50s when it wasn't because you certainly haven't shown that statistic. I get it you have propaganda to push but babygirl, if you want to seem competent you should really stop sidestepping your acquaintances points.

[@ep8827]

​@@Jane-ow7srWhy are you being so condescending and aggressive?

[@Jane-ow7sr]

@@ep8827 I'm really not but if you perceive it that way, that's your problem. And if I do seem angry its possible I don't like women telling other women what to do through their biased opinions. Everyone has bias no matter how much they say they don't, which makes every conversation have unfair ill will towards their opposing ideas.

[@BeholdOnline]

I’m so glad some people are waking up, it’s a very heavy and complicated subject. Thank you Siren

[@weirdloverwilde]

I have no idea how you make so much excellent content, so quickly, but I wish I had 1/10th of your brains and energy.

[@weirdloverwilde]

Thanks! Again, you are doing great work. Please have a coffee on me!

[@runawaysiren940]

Thank you so much for your support! You bought me basically a full two days of meals haha. I really appreciate it. 🙏

[@hannabio2770]

Thank you for the video! An amazing one. Thank you for talking about this important aspects! I wish for your channel to grow!! ❤

[@pizza_36]

0:03 its very misogynistic wtf

[@KatieLHall-fy1hw]

You do the best videos, even if I sometimes disagree. Do not disagree with this one at all though, important points!

[@frida9380]

Thank you for this video it’s great❤ as usual

[@briana5772]

Just here to say I love your videos and that you cover these topics!

[@queendomlive]

i love this channel

[@runawaysiren940]

Thank u luv

[@MS-sr6mj]

So tired of the Karen trope. That tiktok was a bit much.I don't think screwed over stay at home mom's end up being "Karens". Amd once again women are at fault for being abused and swindled by men.

[@Tetradepodmelontea]

How women are at fault for being abused and swindled by men, if we know, that even hijabi covered women are still abused, when abusers want it?

[@normanclatcher]

Ahem. Regardless of whether or to what level the Mom was mistreated, she's not given the right to mistreat the customer service rep.

[@x_slaughotto_x3129]

@@normanclatcherI don’t think this person was excusing the Karen’s behavior, but more so commenting on how the “Karen” has evolved from a term to describe an entitled woman, to a term people leniently throw at any woman who may be acting out or even defending herself. Of course Karen is used in its original form a lot, but there are many who use in a misogynistic way to discount any woman who is upset (srry if this isn’t clear, I’m not super amazing with English)

[@normanclatcher]

@@x_slaughotto_x3129 ...I spent 4.5 years in a customer-facing position as a clerk at a convenience store, so, I can safely contest that position. A "Karen" _is_ an entitled and aggressively-complaining customer, more often female because any _guy_ with that level of rage will all-too-often just straight-up wanna fight you in the parking lot vs 'complain to the manager.' Often, it ain't even _us_ that were doin' anything wrong for 'em either, just not bending over backwards the second we learned they were, if you'll pardon the pun, "inconvenienced."

[@x_slaughotto_x3129]

@@normanclatcher I didn’t say Karens did not exist, I rather suggested that the word “Karen” is often misused.

[@fburnsDubstepEnderFox]

I believe in modesty (for both sexes), but a lot of what trad people call modesty isn't functional modesty. It's all just there to force women to stop existing outside of servitude of some kind or taking up space. Keeping us quiet and uncomfortable. And... speaking of religious women... I feel like the extremely devout desperately want one man they can count on who loves them (platonically, parentally, etc.) and that's a man who may or may not exist... Goid/Allah.

[@dragonfox2.058]

I think religious men want that too, a daddy who unconditionally loves them...but God/Allah are very conditional guys

[@runawaysiren940]

Modesty on it's own isn't a bad trait!! It's so often used as a means of control instead of a virtue...

[@joyeetaghosh2209]

I don't understand these western converts that they say like how I was wearing short and revealing clothes like you have a choice just buy clothes which fully cover your body nobody is stopping you and you don't have convert to islam to do that

[@electricfishfan]

I totally agree about modesty. As an atheist I’ve always thought it was virtuous not to blast sexual energy in public because other people do not consent to seeing that, but that basic standard has seemed to make me the weird one lately. I hate that, “modesty,” is synonymous with religious constriction to most.

[@BridgetWalker-xu8sw]

You can't be a girl and a monotheist without having Stockholm Syndrome. The same can be said for pagan cultures as well, but monotheism is much more prevalent.

[@elenahauser6617]

Very good comment! That is why I am agnostic.

[@BridgetWalker-xu8sw]

​@@elenahauser6617it's really annoying that people try to defend paganism. India is one of the most fundamentalist places in earth, and they have horrific female infanticide statistics, dowry abuse, 🍇(without the g). The FFRF was founded by a woman btw.

[@The-Musical-Lover]

8:35 after watching lifetaketwo's analysis of the situation, I no longer buy the pity party videos for BallerinaFarm.

[@gravyoverpotatos]

It is so sad that palistinian women will not be liberated, foreign armies will abuse them worse for being vulnerable in the first place.

[@Attmay]

They will be liberated when Jewish indigenous land is in the hands of the Jews where it belongs.

[@runawaysiren940]

Where there is war, there are men who find excuses to commit awful acts of violence.

[@joandarcfeminist]

that combo of the two first tiktoks... ! The higher number of women converting is interesting. I'm sure many converts take it seriously, but alot of what's online does feel a bit like putting on the 'costume' of a minority. It seems weird to have to claim Islam is great for women in order to think that whats going on in Palestine/Gaza is awful. Something about viewing it all as black and white maybe? idk. Comparing and contrasting with tradwives is interesting too. A lot of it feel like cope in the same vein as the first woman you showed ha! (I've got thoughts on how if history was 'reversed' and white Christian countries had been exploited for hundreds of years by say Muslim countries, women's rights would look as bad as in say Afghanistan, just with justification coming from the bible rather than the quran. I think I need to read a few more books before going much further haha). the 'why I want a wife' essay is so real. i suppose if anything paying someone is the better way, as if i was married, i wouldn't want a possible wife to be that tradwife for me, i'd feel terrible!

[@flowerfield3468]

My guy, have you never heard of the Barbary slave trade?? Christian slaves were taken by Muslims masters.

[@joandarcfeminist]

@@flowerfield3468 sure, but i don't think that was on the scale of transatlantic slave trade was it? or enabled those countries to colonise as much of the world?

[@simonw.1223]

Really nice video you created here.

[@PrettyWeirdDuck]

What's the celsius there? It's 41 celsius here 😩🥵 But it's Canada! It's not supposed to be this hot now!

[@runawaysiren940]

Uhhh 40 ish? I speak American temperature but it's consistently hot and humid haha.

[@PrettyWeirdDuck]

@@runawaysiren940 40 celsius = 104 Fahrenheit. That's sounds awful because it's in the hundreds. Found out 40 Fahrenheit is 4 celsius, that's practically freezing point!

[@runawaysiren940]

It's 38-40 most days- hence why life is slow here. The middle of day is like a lunch break for the whole country to get out of the heat.

[@Arionid]

yo ship me some of them there dumplings please

[@runawaysiren940]

Maybe the next batch. These were too thick haha. Couldn't find wrappers at the store.

[@lookstothetroon]

​@@runawaysiren94047 BIG DRIVE, I AM BIG GEOFF

[@Irhaablackrose]

tbh why so many people are turn to islam lemme tell u some of the point. 1. people who are lonely mostly convert because islam provides promising community (it's not true btw) how it does well no muslim have there own perspective of life they never needed to have one why because the perspective written on Quran were told to muslim since childhood and if a child question the one and best way to shut them up is by telling the child that Allah knows the best or it's Allah's secrete so a child who grew up without thinking about anything that is human on their own will totally rely on islam for their human feelings need for example being praised, being the good hence muslim will have limited feelings, 2. people convert to islam because islam provides a verrrryyy easy way to complete the need to be better than the others every human have that instinct whether we accept it or not. 3. muslims are good to converts because they feel validated they feel the right they feel they finally won. islam is a fantasy. 4. these converts say they explore quran Quran is written in a very manipulative way the start feels so good but once u are on the place where the trap is designed and settled they will capture u or these coverts don't even read it fully Quran clearly states abuse lie clearly without any filter and will declare it as important i had finish quran for like 3 times and everytime i was simply confuse

[@Krose333]

12:55 pernicious is pronounced 'per-nish-us' rhymes with delicious.

[@RabiaSammy]

if you listen to the cults to conciousness podcast, high demand religions offer what humans crave naturally which is community, family, a social ingroup. in some ways its so much easier to just conform. even when i was listening to some episodes, i thought to myself that it doesnt sound as bad as you will always belong, you dont have to find these things on your own which is harder

[@larryquick4324]

This is ruff😞

[@cmaslan]

At least tradwifes who are done right go to jobs and have more autonomy(accounting, teaching etc).

[@cmaslan]

They need to upgrade tradwifes to do any kind of job in their own way.

[@marjoriekaye9336]

Nadine Gordimer's book The Pickup, is about a western woman who falls in love with a moslem man from a traditional family. It's a beautifully written and nuanced novel.

[@legarcon9yt]

❤

[@RabiaSammy]

have you touched on hoor al ayn? and polygamy? both concepts are very hard for me, objectifying the female form and reinforcing it exists for men

[@nataliekhanyola5669]

I love Kimberly!!

[@c.b.5535]

Was the sound removed? I can't hear anything

[@runawaysiren940]

Where? No one else mentioned any sound issue...

[@anthropomorphicpeanut6160]

It works fine for me. Do other videos work on your device?

[@anthropomorphicpeanut6160]

It works fine for me. Do other videos work on your device?

[@VerminaeSupremacy]

But you westerners just keep 👏 inviting 👏 them 👏 over

[@kupotenshi]

A disgusting French man and over 100+ of his male buddies were gr*aping his wife for 10 years. Western men are no different

[@dragonfox2.058]

Yeah, something dark is going on. I'm watching Starmer in the UK very carefully. He seems to think they elected him dictator

[@jacktaktical]

Its the politicians pondering to the liberols

[@dragonfox2.058]

@@jacktaktical But who are the liberals pandering to??

[@jacktaktical]

@@dragonfox2.058 their ego

[@timbarry5080]

If I made a video saying I paid a Cambodian woman 5 bucks an hour to clean my house I bet a lot of your audience would call me a entitled, lazy, misogynistic asshole... I'm not saying you are, I'm just guessing it would be received differently.

[@frida9380]

What…?

[@BrocksJellyFilledDoughnuts]

Did you even watch the video?

[@fburnsDubstepEnderFox]

Five bucks an hour? I make WAY more than that shoving items into boxes all day. $23.45 and I'm no where near my final pay raise. I'd advise that poor hypothetical Cambodian woman to get her driver's license, get a warehouse job, and get PIT certified. 😂

[@timbarry5080]

@@BrocksJellyFilledDoughnuts did I hear it wrong? I thought she said 5 bucks an hour

[@BrocksJellyFilledDoughnuts]

​@@timbarry5080I'll take that as a no then. Good looks.

[@anthropomorphicpeanut6160]

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