@atysthetic like if they just wore it themselves that’d be fine, but the constant spewing of judgement to those that aren’t hijabi and the constant need to validate themselves at the cost of more vulnerable people is genuinely infuriating
this is so nefarious because i know so many people who bloomed and became more confident when they stopped wearing the hijab
but no, everyone needs to accommodate these insecure hijabis who want to force their own narratives down peoples throats
Notice how they changed EVERYTHING about her when they redrew the scene without her hijab. Suddenly she’s expressive, confident, and full of personality. None of that was shown in the original version. It’s genuinely sickening that this is how they choose to portray hijabis.
@Artttttyyy just because youre a hijabi doesnt mean you get to dismiss and invalidate the experiences of ex-hijabis or ex-muslims
the world doesnt revolve around you and every story does not need to cater to you
@assassinARTEM1 social norms have changed before and can change again
also i have never said we should sling our genitals around, but i guess you love your false equivalences ❤️
@assassinARTEM1 you are weird as hell comparing nipples to dicks. male members of family do go topless around female family members, and they dont wear any padding to stop their nipples showing through their shirt.