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I just watched a video on facebook where a hijaabi somali girl is causally talking about sex and D1k. at frist i was like then i asked myself what happened to our women? maxa ku dhacay dumarkii xishoon jiray, maxaa ku dhacay dumarkii xitaa marka la meherinaayo aan haa odhan jirin, ee dhoolo cadayn jiray xishood daraadeed! how far we have fallen

Here is the video so that you guys know what I am talking about ... I think she is mental she sounds reer djib Aisha is this you?

https://www.facebook.com/Somaliworld/vi ... 451568410/

WARNING, don't watch if you are sensitive to khasiisnimo

Is modesty only for women though?


Nonetheless, nothing wrong with her discussing intimacy between a married couple, with the intent on giving advice or for educational purposes. She could have been more subtle while still achieving the same purpose.


This is nothing compared to what I've heard married older women discuss or the crude jokes they make among themselves. Very uncomfortable.

^ do you really think she is a sex therapist? she ain't giving any advice, she is doing it for entertainment. you can tell how she said sex, male's private part million times when she didn't have to. Xishood la'aan!

Ps, women can say whatever they want to other in private. But saying these kind of things in public is xishood la'aan And please stop saying what about men every time someone say something u don't like about women.

Cigaal, I think modesty is a beautiful trait but come off it, it's clear as day that is only policed in women.

She may not be a sex therapist, but I also don't see many older folks running to see one if there were issues.

This is why I support gudniin these females will be come loose without this chaste saving operation notice how the decrease of gudniin led to an increase in whores??

Dude, why on Earth would you advocate for that? Really!

Now, she could have been less crude in conveying the message but I agree with her. The concept shouldn't be categorized as taboo or ceeb. A functioning manhood and sexual satisfaction is a basic female right. They're entitled to it

Modesty still exists, otherwise this wouldn't be surprising.

It's about the delivery, using scientific terms or professional language without being unnecessarily vulgar to people's ears. I don't think I have yet heard any person express things in a vulgar way. And to be fair, men tend to be less modest. In the end, it's how men and women are raised. Immodesty is ugly on both genders.

CigaalSHiiDaaDCFC wrote:Here is the video so that you guys know what I am talking about ... I think she is mental she sounds reer djib Aisha is this you?

https://www.facebook.com/Somaliworld/vi ... 451568410/

WARNING, don't watch if you are sensitive to khasiisnimo

Cigaal looks like you re taking it out of context, this girl is giving an advise to a male " Saliid Saytuun isticmaal" and so on, maybe she is a Herbalists Doctor.

i know her accent, it is not Djiboutian

maxeey tiri: "Zanjabil mari" aaaaaaaaaa

Xishood is for every Muslim regardless of gender.I really dont get any khasiisnimo vibe.She sounds like she is trying to give advice.

Muslim women shouldnt be expected to act any different from Muslim women.Allah created us all for same purpose;to worship him.

Women exist and their noise should be expected.Blows my mind when i see "Muslim men'' make womens existance a shameful thing.Especially any indication of them being sexual human beings.


Ps.didnt listen to the whole thing.

Raagi buy xiishoodki ku haraay. It's end of times. Wakhti raag dumarka feed ka koori jiraay ba la gaaray

Loool@ some of you who think she is giving advice. So y'll believe saliid saytuun = vigra? SMH

And as usually, women are being defensive. Aduunyo gadoon

Actually, she would make a good wife. I need a whore-minded woman who isn't shy to tell me straight up how to do her than one I have to beg and waste time on. War tanoo kale yaaba heli karo? It would be so much fun in life to find a Somali woman like this. Come on bro, this is awesome.

Granted I can not put camera to my face and say these things publicly like she is doing, but that is courage on her part and she is no less dignified in being brave.