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Dudette I am about your constant . You should be or or even . Embrace the oestrogen spectrum, go I'm-every-woman-it's -all-in-meeeee up in here!


ps: Jilbaab is very astur, very unfashionable (especially in orange) but still does its job.

It's "waalan"

What's your beef with jilbaabs?

jilbaabs look so boater, I don't let my mom or sister where them.

You tell them what to wear? If my brother did that I would smack him

If you call something an epidemic (a widespread outbreak of an infectious disease) am guessing you don't like that thing very much. Were you forced to wear one?

BV I tell them what to not wear if I don't like it, but my mom is fashionable and loves dressing up so I let her due her thing, though you will rarely ever see her wearing jilbaab like the other islaamo who wear it 24/7.

Westldshawty lol naw I don't I like the women in my house hold to be asturan, though they can let their down once in a while

BV the difference between your bro's and me is that I am a man and they're boys... that's why I have a say on what goes on.

Do they ask for your opinion or do you just jump around to try and get your way?

I'm not as involved in what they wear as you might think

overall my mom dresses nicely. If I don't like it I have a lot of sway but ultimately hooyo is hooyo and there are times where she gives me those scary eyes and tells me to shut up, and I shut up

You reminded me of my little borther. Once when I was 13 he made this big fuss about how I was dressed, I can't remember what it was now but all my clothes were bought by my mom anyway so it couldn't have been a mini skirt. Anyway all I remember was him standing in my way about you aint going out dressed like that, I beat him up and he never uttered nonsense like that again.

I guess he was going through the 'I want to be a man' thing. PO you are past that age get it together

I read couldn't have been a mini skirt as could of have been and went so I had to back track

Funny thing is I am my mom's baby, the thing is my mom has always been raising me to be a grown man showing how to make decisions n considers other than myself in these decisions, to take on responsibility and persevere even when I didn't want to and to think ahead.

I would never worry about my mom being asturaan, but making fashion decisions is a lesson I'd pass up learning anyday


Just know that my mom knows how to put me up or to put me in my place anyday

Sounds like you were raised well

Are you the youngest btw?

BlackVelvet wrote:Sounds like you were raised well

Are you the youngest btw?

my mom's children the next one is 6 years older then 12 then 14 then 16

but fathers I am the third oldest boy only a few years apart from them. So I never considered myself as youngest.