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Re: Dark skin sisters
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2016 3:06 pm
by Futurist
BVSNet wrote:SultanOrder wrote:We still talking bout this?
Yes, just last week there was a woman on Universal advertising her products. She was educating Somali women on how to take care of their skin. Started off with dissuading them from lightening their skin then went on to tell them that her products
"wasakhda iyo madowga ey wijiga ka dhaqan" :childplease:
I actually LOL'd at that. Shes just a business woman selling her products. She dont care
Re: Dark skin sisters
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2016 3:11 pm
by Cherine
BVSNet wrote:SultanOrder wrote:We still talking bout this?
Yes, just last week there was a woman on Universal advertising her products. She was educating Somali women on how to take care of their skin. Started off with dissuading them from lightening their skin then went on to tell them that her products "
wasakhda iyo madowga ey wijiga ka dhaqan" 
It always takes me by surprise when I step outside of my immediate family and see just how prevalent skin lightening is and the more I pay attention to the language we use around skin tone the more respect I have for dark skinned Somali girls who have stayed true to the skin they were put in by Allah
Smh these Somali channels should stop advertising these bleaching creams. Tbh wax Soomaaliyad soo walwalaaqday uma dhawaan lehayn.
Re: Dark skin sisters
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2016 3:12 pm
by Hyperactive
just personal experience, by now, you all know I have too many sisters, from babies to mid 20s.lol my lighter sisters have curly hair than dark ones. I though that was just indian blood in us. loool
just wanted to put out,.lol.
Re: Dark skin sisters
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2016 3:14 pm
by barbarossa
CigaalSHiiDaaDCFC wrote:barbarossa wrote:As a friend of mine would say, 'brother, I have never seen gabar cajar cad oo foolxun', meaning, all light skin girls, are, invariably
Ps:
not to say gabar madoow oo qurxoon ma jirto
Have you seen that dark skinned sister in that Somali challenge video
I give her 8 I would give her 10 if she didn't talk like 2 years old
Cherine, not talking about wont solve ur sister's problem. I hope she grows out of it and accept her self.
Yes, I did see the girl in question, and I must agree, she looks mighty fine. As for the higlighted part of your comments, personally, I could not have asked more in a Xaliimo than qurux iyo caqli aan saa ubadneyn.
Re: Dark skin sisters
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2016 3:16 pm
by BVSNet
Futurist wrote:BVSNet wrote:SultanOrder wrote:We still talking bout this?
Yes, just last week there was a woman on Universal advertising her products. She was educating Somali women on how to take care of their skin. Started off with dissuading them from lightening their skin then went on to tell them that her products
"wasakhda iyo madowga ey wijiga ka dhaqan" :childplease:
I actually LOL'd at that. Shes just a business woman selling her products. She dont care
So irresponsible walle, we're in desperate need of an advertising standards agency
Cherine wrote:BVSNet wrote:SultanOrder wrote:We still talking bout this?
Yes, just last week there was a woman on Universal advertising her products. She was educating Somali women on how to take care of their skin. Started off with dissuading them from lightening their skin then went on to tell them that her products "
wasakhda iyo madowga ey wijiga ka dhaqan"
It always takes me by surprise when I step outside of my immediate family and see just how prevalent skin lightening is and the more I pay attention to the language we use around skin tone the more respect I have for dark skinned Somali girls who have stayed true to the skin they were put in by Allah
Smh these Somali channels should stop advertising these bleaching creams. Tbh wax Soomaaliyad soo walwalaaqday uma dhawaan lehayn.
The irony is that she was being all high and mighty about how we need to stop our women from using lightening chemicals on their skin. Waa yaab
Re: Dark skin sisters
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2016 3:40 pm
by CigaalSHiiDaaDCFC
barbarossa wrote:CigaalSHiiDaaDCFC wrote:barbarossa wrote:As a friend of mine would say, 'brother, I have never seen gabar cajar cad oo foolxun', meaning, all light skin girls, are, invariably
Ps:
not to say gabar madoow oo qurxoon ma jirto
Have you seen that dark skinned sister in that Somali challenge video
I give her 8 I would give her 10 if she didn't talk like 2 years old
Cherine, not talking about wont solve ur sister's problem. I hope she grows out of it and accept her self.
Yes, I did see the girl in question, and I must agree, she looks mighty fine. As for the higlighted part of your comments, personally, I could not have asked more in a Xaliimo than qurux
iyo caqli aan saa ubadneyn.
Horta why Somalis say doqon Iyo ha been ba Madow? Aniga intaan arkay dumarka madow baaba ka fariidsan kuwa cad cad lol.
Re: Dark skin sisters
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2016 3:45 pm
by COOL-MAN
Re: Dark skin sisters
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2016 3:48 pm
by waayeel101
Not just girls likes to have light skin, even somali men want or at least likes to be light skinned person. I found out long time ago wallahi. Now if i want to make some dude feel happy, i just says "warya hebel, waad si cadaanaysa beryahan ninyow" lol.
weli ma arag nin an ku farxin hadalkas
Re: Dark skin sisters
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2016 3:51 pm
by Tuushi
waayeel101 wrote:Not just girls likes to have light skin, even somali men want or at least likes to be light skinned person. I found out long time ago wallahi. Now if i want to make some dude feel happy, i just says "warya hebel, waad si cadaanaysa beryahan ninyow" lol.
weli ma arag nin an ku farxin hadalkas
Noo. Take that back. Really? I thought it was just a women problem.
Re: Dark skin sisters
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2016 3:52 pm
by CigaalSHiiDaaDCFC
Waayeel
kuwaasi waa ciyaal 3asiirkiina
Re: Dark skin sisters
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2016 3:52 pm
by COOL-MAN
Similarly it's not a compliment if a Somali say to you maxaa baryahan waad madoobatay
Re: Dark skin sisters
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2016 3:54 pm
by COOL-MAN
Madow fool xun ayaa jiro iyo madow qurux badan & vice versa. If you are ugly you are no matter the skin tone
Re: Dark skin sisters
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2016 3:56 pm
by Hyperactive
waayeel101 wrote:Not just girls likes to have light skin, even somali men want or at least likes to be light skinned person. I found out long time ago wallahi. Now if i want to make some dude feel happy, i just says "warya hebel, waad si cadaanaysa beryahan ninyow" lol.
weli ma arag nin an ku farxin hadalkas
waayeel101 wrote:Not just girls likes to have light skin, even somali men want or at least likes to be light skinned person. I found out long time ago wallahi. Now if i want to make some dude feel happy, i just says "warya hebel, waad si cadaanaysa beryahan ninyow" lol.
weli ma arag nin an ku farxin hadalkas
maybe they just laugh at it and not happy. if you say that to me wan koko qosli laha. strange thing to hear from another man. Waban ka shgakiyi laha. lol
Re: Dark skin sisters
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2016 3:59 pm
by Tuushi
Maad madoobaatay just means one doesnt look well. Could be stressed,sickly and tired looking.
Re: Dark skin sisters
Posted: Sat Sep 10, 2016 4:02 pm
by Hyperactive
CigaalSHiiDaaDCFC wrote:Waayeel
kuwaasi waa ciyaal 3asiirkiina
war hana 3aying. Authobillah.lol
