From 16 Years in Hijab/Head Scarf to 8 Years Free: My Story

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[@SueRibelle]

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[@Kopie0830]

Congrats!

[@سُرى-ق4ن]

My father forced me to wear the hijab when I was 9 years old. It was one of the worst days of my life. Now, 11 years later, I still wear it, even though I left Islam a year ago. 💔

[@jewelyana03]

why do you still wear it? Genuine question

[@toqa6735]

@@jewelyana03i think she is forced to wear it , meaning it is not safe for her to go out without it ( her dad seems and sounds just as controlling and violent as mine💔)

[@loooove18]

i left and still wear it too :///

[@seno7530]

It is clear that she still lives with her family... and I believe that she lives in a country where it is difficult for women to be independent​@@jewelyana03

[@amphiphone]

I hope you can be free for real

[@asea1203]

I'm a 32 year old Muslim girl and in my family hijab isn't practiced. We're not even that religious. I'm the only religious one in the family and at one point I wanted to start hijab, as I already do all the other islamic practices. But eventually, I had the same feeling, that I don't want to represent the religion in my clothing. I want to see myself as human before any religion. After my father passed away three years ago, my mother became very overtly religious due to some relatives around her. They have been telling her negative things about me being 32 and single. It's been very painful, as it's affecting me and my mother. This experience has made me distant from organised religion. I don't know what to do next, as I do still believe in God, but am traumatised by religion.

[@SueRibelle]

saying "lol" to this might come off as ignorant but this truly resonates a lot. I am 33 and I'm single too. good thing my mother doesn't care about me being married or not. but "religion" definitely traumatised me as well. I could never get off my mind that every single thing that I was doing was either a sin or a good deed to be regarded by Allah. I seriously believe I broke free from all that pressure. it had just become too much.

[@annakarina8417]

It's religion. I'm Christian but in every society religious or not, poeoelle judge single women. Especially other WOMEN unfortunately. Just do you and try to separate your mom from toxic relatives

[@davidmiller-w6l]

At twice your age it's refreshing to see a young person with the forethought you have.I hope i speak for others here in saying if you were my daughter i would be VERY proud of you

[@Zoooooted]

❤you r so sweet

[@davidmiller-w6l]

Thanks!

[@SueRibelle]

thank you so much David! both for your nice comment and for your support 🙏🙏

[@davidmiller-w6l]

@@SueRibelle 2:30 afternoon where I am lol and your welcome

[@barokeszter]

You are a strong, intelligent, brave woman - keep up the good work! Your new mission is to spread light now...

[@SueRibelle]

definitely! I later realized this has always been the mission. I only had to learn what it was that I was already doing :) loved this comment. thank you

[@GoldenMarrie]

I love your stories. My mom was the first to wear the hijab/ Jilbaab in her family. Only married women used to cover their hair back then. Her mother discouraged her by saying that she was too young ( she was a preteen). People used to be culturally Muslim but not religious. My mom is the one discouraging me from taking off the hijab. It’s like history goes through cycles. I wear the hijab to not break her heart and because am not really confrontative. I wish I could live life the way I choose and still have my family’s support. Unfortunately, I have to choose one and I choose me. I’ll be taking it off once I move out. I live in the west thankfully.

[@SueRibelle]

believe me I totally understand! it's hard to endure but everything has its time. I wish you health and peace in your journey, no matter what you are going through!

[@jewelyana03]

I'm Muslim. I think a lot of people (especially men) use Islam as a way to gain more power and control especially on us women. I personally believe that people make Islam harder to practice compared to what the religion actually teaches. I took off the hijab (only because I was made to wear it) and decided to start over without another person trying to control how I practice the religion itself. When I began practicing Islam on my own, without any external influences from others, I personally began to love the religion. I still haven't worn the hijab, because I want to do it on my own time on my own pace. Thank you for sharing your story.

[@SueRibelle]

thank you for sharing yours as well! my whole point is to practice what we do, completely by our own choice. I love reading comments like these cause that is exactly what you did from what I see here. I wish you a happy and healthy, peaceful life ahead!

[@forblianonym9642]

Thank you for being authentic and brave. The world needs more people like you!

[@SueRibelle]

thanks for this comment!

[@foreveradreamer-hq7cu]

I LOVE you, this is sooo brave

[@Sindrijo]

Self-actualization is one of the most beautiful parts of being human.

[@katlamb4606]

Congrats! I’m proud of you. You’re so brave to freely talk about this stuff cause many others get silenced.

[@justmusic3441]

I left islam years ago. And many others are coming out of it also especially arabs and other west asians

[@rockysokmo5866]

Good for you. Heaven will be limited to those who practise Islam correctly. BYE GIRL

[@rawjor]

fly free young one.

[@nadanalia3000]

Something that worries me about hijab is that it could cause traction alopecia. Say a girl faithfully wears her hijab until marriage, what if her hair is balding by the time her husband sees it? It’s the most important person she’d want to be beautiful for, but alopecia might prevent that

[@onaalert5480]

I live in spain, one day I was forcefully robbed by a group of muslims, 2 women wearing hijab and 3 men. All arabic. The women did nothing but run after them, they didn't actually harm... My big question is, isn't this all ironic? Islam forces women to make this big sacrifice, but then some islamic men are robbing and sexually harassing and assaulting like it's nothing. I once asked my ex muslim arab friend, she says that it is filled with irony. She says that some men she knows view eating pork a worse sin than robbing or sexually harassing.

[@SueRibelle]

lol yes (ironically laughing again) the religions themselves maybe were initially built with pure intentions. as I mentioned, as guidelines to lead more "ethical" lives. but people became such vile representatives of them, outsiders ended up feeling hatred, justifiably. I hope you have recovered from that incident and pray anything even remotely similar won't ever happen again 🙏

[@onaalert5480]

@@SueRibelle Thank you. I hope one day barcelona becomes more secure, lately it's just a normal occurrence that happened to most people I know. and i hope muslims specially start taking in the good teachings of their religion, specially those that teach respect towards other people. I feel like I have more chances of entering muslim heaven than those muslims that robbed me :,D

[@Samounian]

There's 2 billion muslims in the world, and so many of them come from rough backgrounds since colonialism. Some muslims suck at following the religion. That's life. But it doesn't reflect Islam. Men are meant to be lowering their gaze and a thief in Islam (unless they are in absolute poverty stealing bread or something) are punished so severely.

[@altf4120]

Гитлер был хрестианином, муссолини был хрестианином, инквизиции делали хрестиане, но я ведь не обвиняю хрестианство за этих людей? Причем тут те люди кто ограбили вас и причем их религия? Разве они не могут быть слабо знающими своей религии или заблудшими в некоторых вопросах?

[@behzadutube]

I congratulate you for growing up and leaving hijab. Many girls in my country (Iran) are also going through the same realization.❤

[@mithrasrevisited4873]

It shows how people cannot even suggest something is wrong with islam. You cannot even hint at it being wrong without the threats. This is family warning of threats to family members if they do not follow it.

[@curiosity9347]

U r such a brave & intelligent woman! U r an inspiration! 👍 Thank you for sharing ur story...

[@harukrentz435]

Hijab should never be a mandatory, let anyone who wants to wear it to wear it but never a compulsary.

[@Claire76genx]

I converted and lived in hijab for 8 yrs been out of it fir 5 yrs niw and I'm so happy just being me the level if abuse and depression I saw was sickening

[@lotuspoints]

Kudos for your courage, critical thinking, non-conformism and questioning everything 🎉

[@in2wander917]

Am happy for you and having the courage to share your spiritual awakening journey. Freedom to spread your wings a feel the breeze and sunlight. Free from the shackles of societal norms and expectations. Just being your authentic self is the best and good decision you will and always make for yourself. I knew many friends and people who wore the veil and I felt that they didn’t want to and they were like you having those struggles. Please just keep reading the positive comments here and ignore all the negativity. To courages and freedom!

[@SueRibelle]

thank you for the reminder! we should see most of our community indeed, but never focus on ignorance. positivity always outweighs negativity anyways. this was lovely to read!

[@sbellouk4146]

Good for you! Because this is about control and down grade women not about religion practices!

[@dorchaswan8534]

Aloha Sue, You're such a brave person and I'm so happy I found your channel! :)

[@SueRibelle]

thank you Dorscha! love to see supportive comments like these :)

[@unraveledultimatefate]

I have felt so much freedom when i gave myself permission that my thoughts, desires, and wants are controlled by anyone, so that freedom also helps me recognize what is truly beneficial or harmful to me, when no body controls me.

[@woodreauxwoodreaux6298]

A person cannot be honest with others if they are not true to themselves. You're living the best version of yourself by your own standards, and that is a beautiful thing.

[@davidbatlle6019]

Interesting hearing about hijab from an objective and knowledgeable perspective

[@jf1341]

Good luck sister 💯 💯 👌 👌

[@Captain_Commenter]

Good for you, I've never understood religious costumes on women or men. I'd like to think our deity is interested in the character of our hearts and not in costuming.

[@bobbydazzler4141]

This is a very nice surprise. Thank you for posting it.

[@DevinaSen]

are we the same person? literally almost same life story, also 2 brothers, also a mother like that who is obsessive and started at 8. i thought i was alone

[@lenkapenka6976]

you are self-empowered !!! you are an amazing woman!

[@angelachristle2116]

💜 thank you for sharing this with us.

[@DeanoDotson]

When you understand your life as an adult, you don't need a religion to live it. You have freedom now except for government pressures. Some people never grow up and understand reality. If you have a good understanding of how the universe works, you believe in magic as a Child. As an adult, you need to give up childish beliefs. Everybody's journey is different, and they can't live your life, and you can't live theirs.

[@AnnaGrace603]

Girl you are so brave🎉 I respect you for your bravery. Many people will not like this video. What drives me nuts is how its super acceptable for men in Islam to monitor and control womens bodies. It a form of power and control. Once I saw a video of a women in a hijab and a man in the comments told her to cover her hands with gloves on top. The audacity and the entitlement. Another time I seen a converted german muslim walk up towards a turkish teenage girl....shaming her for arousing every man who sees her. What a creep. So inappropriate. How terrified are these men to lose control over women if women stepped into their power?! Pathetic and sad. P.S I have no hatred towards hijab because I love all women. Women are beutiful. Women are creation 🌸

[@SueRibelle]

oh nope, that's not true! it's not "super acceptable for men in Islam to monitor and control womens bodies", that is NEVER the case! let's not be misinformed. they are OBLIGED to stay away from gazing, that is what they are responsible of. that is never accepted, let alone "super accepted". you have been heavily misinformed about that important part. I'm sorry you came across such cases that made you believe that that is the truth about the men's duties, but that's not the case in reality.

[@khadidjathetraore9448]

My heart is broken!!! I understand you soo well.Parents really shoulnt make kids when they are not ready . ben malili yani afrikali birisiyim ve benim de kulturum de ayni . baba anne davranislar da ayni. bir kiz cocugun uzerindeki yuku en cok ta en buyuk cocugun sorumluluklari. gercekten onlar seni boguyor ben de muslumanim ve tesetturluyum ve yasadiklarin benzeri ustune ne dayaklar yedim ne sopalar on bes yasima kadar hem de hata babaannem derdi ona vucudumdaki izleri gosterince sen de torunlarina gosterirsin hatira gibi derdi sanki gurur duyulasi bir seymis gibi . videonu gorur gormez icerisi anladim. tabi ki neler neler yasadin bilemem ablacim ama Allah hepimizin yardimcisi olsun ben ona tutunmaya karar verdim en cok ebevynlerimin benden vazgectiklerini gorunce onlarin baakiligini anladim bir de baska bir sey anladim gercekten benim allahimdan baska kimsem olmadigini ozellikle babam veffat ettikten sonra... sana dua ederim guzel bacim benim Allahim yaralarini sarsin ya rabbim. buraya kadar hayatta kaldigin icin senden gurur duyuyorum ve senin adina yuregim gercekten yanmisti cunku ben de kendimi sende gormustum lutfen hic pes etme ben de pes etmem in sa Allah birbirimizin destegi olalim saygilar sevgiler

[@prestonstapleton1258]

Cok güzel!!!! Kendinle gurur duyuyor olmalisin!!!! tebrikler!!!!!!

[@f.6743]

You’re strong, smart and beautiful. I wish every happiness to you and your country. There are many good looking ladies with covered heads. And maybe this fashion will return sometime. But just as an ordinary cloth, I hope. Not some thing, that represents oppression and fear. I have tradition in my country: to visit church women have to wear headcloth (no one is gonna kick you out, if you don’t). I quite like how it looks on me. But if anyone, ANYONE would force me to wear it, especially on the daily basis, - I would be pissed off to the sky. I would hate that thing, no matter how good I look wearing it. Thank you for your bravery!

[@SueRibelle]

exactly! I have no problem with anyone wearing or not wearing anything. the core of it is noone should be forced to do anything. it should all be acts out of our free will

[@kli4an]

It was such a pleasure to listen to you!

[@SueRibelle]

thank you!!

[@TOB_Tv_101]

So I’m here first. I want to help your channel grow

[@Vlogs_of_Thought]

It is very important for people to notice that each person has the right of choice. I never had the opportunity to talk about this topic before, but it always intrigued me. Even in christianity, people sometimes want to impose their beliefs in you. And I could never understand what is the point of that. About neutrality, I feel the same. People expect us to follow their beliefs blindly. And that is the biggest issue of all. Not the hijab itself, not people's points of view. But imposing it at others.

[@SueRibelle]

definitely! honestly, that's the biggest issue in this story. hijab was just the object of it. but the core was to not be imposed no matter what the practice is.

[@curiosity9347]

By the way i liked u and ur english accent so much 😊

[@SueRibelle]

thank you!

[@AnalyzewithAstephen]

Your hair is pretty I love darker hair

[@nikaa4237]

I am very happy for you. I think this is a very important that you made a personal choice.

[@romansolar8153]

way to go! amazing. no belief should be our enslavement

[@1Decree]

I never understand why people always seek external god, when "god" is most likely to be found within every conscious being. Perhaps consciousness itself is the god, and thus every conscious being would also be the god. I think theories like Carl Jung's Synchronicity come closer to explaining weirdness of this world than Quran or Bibble, both of which are based entirely on an external god.

[@richardwilliamson1639]

"External" and "Tyrannical."

[@Paulus822]

I am proud of you.

[@gigolotakberahlak7568]

u r really beautiful Sue ❤, ur face resembles of Joan Of Arc's face

[@secai_i]

Proud of you, i did it too, best decision ever

[@worlddj1364]

I am an arab speaker, I don't think Quran really meant what you said in the video thought, Hijab of Quran is much like what we see today. I respect your choice thought.

[@ivansotelo4622]

You look beautiful both with and without hijab, greetings from Mexico, thank you for sharing your story, new subscriber

[@SueRibelle]

Thanks so much for subscribing and for your kind words!

[@SonamBewafaNahiHai]

Congratulations 👏🎉

[@mehrbhaman]

Respect from Iran.🇮🇷🙏 I visited Turkey once last year. I was positively surprised! I thought Turkish people were a bunch of traditional muslims but the majority were actually stylish and friendly. I visited Bodrum. People in Iran sick and tired of Islam and don't want to be around muslims.

[@AG4-w6n]

our respect to everyone and wishes for the best.

[@suaramuslim-v1k]

Maybe the misunderstanding is that people only think that religion is just a culture, which in fact it is religion that influences our culture, so the best way is to understand the wisdom behind it by studying our religion, may Allah bless you sister.

[@SueRibelle]

nice way to interprete it. thank you!

[@petersonjr_y]

Great story. Interestingly, this still happens in today’s political landscape. Many people find themselves "trapped," compelled to follow/accept ideologies they don't genuinely believe in. Like you, even as adults, they fear the consequences of speaking out, e.g., losing jobs, losing friends. I hope they eventually reach a point where they've had enough and feel free to express their thoughts without fear of any repercussions.

[@SueRibelle]

great that anyone can find a resemblance even if the practices seem to be different on the surface! thank you for this comment

[@Sindrijo]

I'm not a Muslim but I have over many years gotten a certain understanding of the hijab. In the faith, on the surface, it is supposed to be a "surrender to god" type of thing. In my view then, if the wearing of it is coerced or made mandatory, it loses all meaning, it must always be a personal choice to do it. So the 'meaning' of hijab in say for example Iran is devoid, all it really does represent is oppression, not a surrender to god. Now to the deeper cultural substance of it, the 'utility' of it just seems very backwards to me, like you described it seems to have originally be a 'practical solution' for the realities back then and does not imbue women with the 'responsibility' of covering up to 'protect the men from sin'. So in this way the hijab robs both genders of agency and liberates only one of them from responsibility. This is incompatible with the modern aspiration of a basic equal respect for all and a basic expectation of self-responsibility.

[@Sindrijo]

To further expand on the utility, compare the hijab to a raincoat. You'd want a raincoat when it rains, there is nothing you can do to prevent it from raining. But we should not be defeated and think we can't do anything about what the hijab is supposed to prevent, all it requires a change in culture. Difficult maybe, but not impossible to change like nature itself.

[@SueRibelle]

oh, man, don't even get into this HUGE part of it all... I tried to share my own story but if we got into how out of balance in approach to genders and their responsibilities towards each other are, we would start a discussion that will have no end in sight! all in all, these systems seem to all have originated from a spiritual belief but become distorted and irrational by the tweaks that were made through peoples egos. as I pointed out towards the end, "The divine wasn't the one that had a problem with us, but it was the ego driven indoctrines forced upon by the religions people chose to become a member of" currently I believe in nothing but that the Higher Power/Force/The Divine/God is pure love and nothing else. he didn't care about any of these. it was all made up by his ego filled creatures called "humans"

[@sakurakou2009]

it not mentioned in quran , what mentioned is being modest and dress modest , many different cultures translate that to wearing head scarf but lot different cultures of that time wore head scarf even non muslim women so it doesn't make sense that it became mandatory to wear head scarf , you can be modest and not show your body with out head scarf

[@Klingbeil94]

I am not a muslim but I want to let you know... as I start to listen and trusting to myself I also starts to looking for myself, who I am really arw and in this process I found God, without any religion! Rumi was right as he wrote " as I found myself I found god" " I was looking for god in churches , mosques, synagogue and temples but I didnt found him, as I start to listen myself I found him in my heart" To all my sisters here, listen and trust yourself! Dont go the way of the sinners, the saints, the rich, the poor, the popular, the religion, the culture, the family.... find and go your own way❤! Greets from a european non religious woman❤ hug and kiss you all

[@mariam7353-m4n]

salut, j'aime beaucoup votre vidéo chaque un de nous a la liberté soit de mettre le foulard ou pas moi aussi je le mis et je vis avec ma famille qu'est conservatrice mais je porte le hijab avec volonté je pense c'est très difficile de le mettre dans une société qui fait des limites ; je vis au maroc je ne trouve aucun problème de ce coté je regarde vos vidéo pour pratiquer un peu l'anglais parce que mon niveau est au dessous de zéro hhhh continue et bonne courage

[@SueRibelle]

thanks for the comment! I ran it through Google Translate and got the message that you listen to me to improve your English. if that was a correct translation, the use of KZbin has now gained a whole other level in my eyes :) thank you for your interest! wish you a healthy and peaceful life ahead 🙏🙏

[@richardwilliamson1639]

We are born in captivity. We dream of escaping our cages.

[@fattypatty-gk2gb]

Salam Rue, the Hijaab is not a sign of a lack of intelligence. The hijaab is an honour that Allah has granted women and a barrier against evil (physical, emotional and spiritual). Allah has no interest in overburdening us. Men have a hijaab as well with their eyes and the way that they must dress. Muslim women are not commodities, they are completely free and away from the scruitiny of the male gaze. This is freedom from being viewed as an object.

[@fattypatty-gk2gb]

Truth

[@SueRibelle]

I only shared my story as the title openly stated. I'm not preaching as you guys are here. this video is a personal reflection. not a lesson on Islam

[@SueRibelle]

no Allah didn't command anyone to wear Hijab in this case, it was people who elaborated on what he ordered and shaped it to be what it is today. before accepting tradition as religion, you should question more and learn more about such huge responsibilities. don't accept everything because people who claim to believe what you believe tells you to.

[@tomatofeind2019]

By it's very nature the hijab does represent the male gaze. If Muslim women were free from it they wouldn't need to wear it. This only tells you that Muslim men view women as less than and will be looked at as objects unless they put some cloth on their head. It is a sign of a rotten culture if you need this to be safe.

[@suaramuslim-v1k]

​@@SueRibelleHave you thought about wearing hijab again in the future?

[@TaniaJazzz]

Would a creator of our infinite universe really care that much about womens fashion in the middle east. I'm not religious, having a religion force me to wear a clothing item seems so strange.

[@SueRibelle]

lol EXACTLY! like God had nothing better to do but become a fashion critique... smh

[@GHOST-hd4wm]

This is undeniable proof that God was invented by man to subjugate the unintelligent members of humanity.

[@Esraa21YAS]

love you girl❤❤

[@GHOST-hd4wm]

Congratulations, you did the right thing.

[@geraldocoimbra2766]

Do you believe that your thoughts were influenced by the Western worldview or even if you didn't have this contact would you have this thought?

[@SueRibelle]

no cause if that was the case I wouldn't be able to stick to it. I look at everything from a neutral and rational standpoint. I didn't find any of it in this choice/practice.

[@holdPlease_dBace]

You really give me that incite, let me see what I can do when I get paid

[@albertoserrano67]

In the book of enoch woman covered themselves to keep angels from coming down and having kids called nephelm or giants and which is why god sent the flood of noahs time.

[@richardwilliamson1639]

Makes sense!

[@wg611]

👏🫶🏻🙌🙏

[@husamot]

well, you will not find strict order in Quran that force women to wear hijab, hijab is just a traditional clothes before and used for many purposes not related to religion and faith at all

[@Salma.Louhichi]

I think it's best for anyone to take small steps through their life journey, first step should be investigating the existing of God, then investigating religion and then go on from there. side note: whatever a woman is wearing shouldn't be a limit for her to express herself or limit her freedom. we can be whatever we want, no matter what cloths we are wearing.

[@MDArfat-e8q]

Hi, Why Islam did not abolished slavery? What is the reason for this? Do you think slavery is a beautiful & dignified system of life? Hope your answer

[@SueRibelle]

I can't answer cause I haven't looked into the subject. but you can ask everything to chatGPT. easier than asking a random content creator as at no point of this video have I even mentioned this topic. this is my personal story, not a class on religion.

[@sumitsingh2349]

❤❤

[@nathancof]

Congrats on fighting back against oppression! :)

[@SueRibelle]

thankfully, I didn't "fight back" for anything. let's not exaggerate the incidents that took place

[@nathancof]

@SueRibelle "Fighting back" can be an act as simple as saying "no." 🙂

[@SueRibelle]

@@nathancof got it! truce. 😊

[@DanielleFerreira-kt7ix]

But it the chest was covered, so that women were not recognized as such at night, doesn't it mean the whole face had to be covered as well??

[@SueRibelle]

chest comes with characteristic difference between men and women. when it's not covered, women are in higher risk of being molested as men will be tempted by their biological urges. this is the reason women were ordered to cover themselves.

[@prospectivedone5771]

You have a face that doesn’t typically match the image of a Schweizerin, but I agree with you about the hijab. What about your mom? Did you help her gain freedom too?

[@SueRibelle]

"help her gain freedom" is an ugly way to put it. she is free to wear it, and she does. the whole point of the story was to let everyone practice/do what they actually want to. why would I force my choices onto someone who is already happy the way she is? your question supports tyranny, the thing I explain shouldn't be done, no matter what the individuals believe in or want to practice.

[@prospectivedone5771]

Anyone with common sense would assume there must have been a reaction from your mother when you took off the hijab. Please don’t misunderstand me; it’s just that we often come across individuals who pretend or exaggerate situations for personal or material benefit., you are free if you want to share what happened between you both .

[@Cloacting]

love

[@Mikael-uk7rv]

4:02 and why Turkey did that sounds like rhe 1930.

[@Mikael-uk7rv]

7"48 by the way have a nice life whatever you believe in and take care edit misspelled as english is not my mother toongy

[@SueRibelle]

no problem! thanks a lot Mikael!!

[@mourossonero]

I can’t say I am surprised by your story when you said you were living your mother’s beliefs and you didn’t share them during all these years; it must have been difficult… But to get back on the Quran, Muslims believe it was never corrupted, it is perfectly preserved. As for the interpretation and practice, there are disagreements between sects but the we should stick to the Quran and the Sunnah. I think you should research about the preservation of the Quran and the prophetic tradition. May Allah facilitate your hardships

[@toqa6735]

4:34 same problem in Iraq !

[@carnacsteele4106]

I love to watch your videos. You are very cute 🙂

[@toqa6735]

5:06 same

[@unraveledultimatefate]

Exit from the matrix...

[@toqa6735]

25:34 i agree

[@izadorodomanska4555]

Hm, the age you were hidjabed is the phase in which the imprint of any habit is likely to last. Later it becomes not so natural. It becomes what ot is, artificial, nonsensical, redundant.

[@unraveledultimatefate]

ex-christian.

[@Patryyyyck]

welcome to civil society, dont let yourself get entangled in another all consuming ideology/cult, happens a lot, a lot of my catholic/evangelist family are the example

[@JorgeGomez-iy6du]

What a waste.

[@Thebattleofthehorn]

May Allah guide you to the right path.

[@SueRibelle]

the right path is this. even he sets us free. leave us and our choices alone. you make this world a Hell when it's not supposed to be

[@Thebattleofthehorn]

@SueRibelle OK

[@altayhunoglu3552]

@@SueRibelle Already in the rightest path.

[@Hafza009]

​@@SueRibelleThere is no compulsion in the religion of Islam. If you wanna follow islam, follow it, if not leave. No one is forcing you girl. It should come from the heart by choice.

[@toqa6735]

@@Hafza009leaving Islam just for not covering hair ? مو بكفيج you don't decide, it's between the woman and God only .

[@qaseemabdii259]

You look much more attractive with Hijab 🤔 But not matter do what ever ! Even going all off it is not cost me a cent then welcome 😁

[@SueRibelle]

the issue is not "looking attractive" and I don't care how I look to you or any other who thinks I look "better" with hijab. have you actually grasped what the whole point is?

[@ochinski3568]

…Yearned for the day that I grew up - my independence” I relate to that so much 💛🫂💯

[@Anagnostakou]

I respect tradition and women who cover themselves with these fabrics.That doesn't mean that I don't find this ridiculous though.

[@FrantzVissarionovitch]

Power to the workers 🚩

[@Enmen123]

What a BS,

[@maddymax9359]

You looked so beautiful in hijab photo❤

[@SueRibelle]

do I look ugly now? 😄😄 these comments end up being too weird

[@faaaduma6876]

Wish I had your bravery growing up. Glad you were able to be free from it🩵💙🩵💙🙏

[@BIG-D51]

Thanks!

[@bobbydazzler4141]

Thanks!

[@davidbatlle6019]

Thanks!

[@SueRibelle]

Thanks for your support!