When a woman gets married and loses her shape, you guys criticize her. Now a woman is in the gym trying to stay in shape, and you still criticize her.
So what exactly do you want?
@iloveyoutoye Have you seen the ones that are old adults and ask their parents for help for everything even to help them pick time for when to eat. Oluwa I prefer the super independent children.
I RECENTLY CAME ACROSS THIS QUOTE...
The book is a Korean woman's experience but it speaks to women all across the globe!!!
Here's a scene from the book, Koh Boonsoon is the mother-in-law:
Someone who is Muslim made a post about a woman hugging a non-mahram. I brought religion into the conversation, only for @HabuSadeik to claim that mentioning religion was a strawman argument.
The same religion both he and I practice is now a strawman argument? That’s why I stopped replying to any of you.
Do you know why I’m making this post? Because it took a non-Muslim to ask whether it isn’t the same religion that forbids hugging a non-mahram.
I’m just in my room laughing my head off. Even a non-Muslim finds your agenda baffling.
Repent, Mal. Habu.
It’s your religion that forbids hugging a non-mahram. It’s the same religion that forbids fornication. It’s the same religion that condemns stereotypes. Every single aspect of that conversation is rooted in Islam, yet you’re questioning why religion was brought into a conversation about Islam?
Omo, agenda na orphan.
This is exactly why you’ll find grown men glorifying their mothers’ sacrifices while having very little understanding of what those sacrifices actually cost them. I remember my aunt once telling me that leaving her job was one of the worst decisions she ever made yet her
@Arc_Shuby I have worked with Biochemists not as a student but more like a colleague and a supervisor. Those people have good work ethics very diligent in their work and very punctual and professionally respectful. I begin to doubt their wickedness oo.