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I don't get hijabi's who show their chest wtf, you just having a bad hair day huh

^^

Are you talking about cleavage?

Ok, i dont show chest but am guilty of neck

you wear a ski mask or something?

yeah cleavage

Agreed.

Or wearing perfume. Make up. Pants. Tight sweaters. Bright colours. Synthetic fabrics. Speaking too soft. High heels. Buttoned tops. Nail polish. Open toe sandals. Anklets. Visible henna. Clothing that don't drag on the floor.

It's not much. They should try harder.

Alphanumeric wrote:Agreed.

Or wearing perfume. Make up. Pants. Tight sweaters. Bright colours. Synthetic fabrics. Speaking too soft. High heels. Buttoned tops. Nail polish. Open toe sandals. Anklets. Visible henna. Clothing that don't drag on the floor.

It's not much. They should try harder.

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Alphanumeric wrote:Agreed.

Or wearing perfume. Make up. Pants. Tight sweaters. Bright colours. Synthetic fabrics. Speaking too soft. High heels. Buttoned tops. Nail polish. Open toe sandals. Anklets. Visible henna. Clothing that don't drag on the floor.

It's not much. They should try harder.

Are you being sarcastic?

I don't get men with really big booties wearing tight suits no homo

Dam you people you can smell the sarcasm from outside his on the sisters side

The problem is that our community felt inferior to the Western world and we r forced to imitate them.

I stopped being surprised once I saw a Somali hijabi in a miniskirt at a mall...I didn't know what she should take off, the hijab or the miniskirt

greenday wrote:Dam you people you can smell the sarcasm from outside his on the sisters side

walle doqon ba tahay

Based, one view is that intentionally speaking softly/seductively around non-mahram men is haraam.

BV, more satirical than simply sarcastic.