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āProgressiveā Muslim men want an outspoken, feminist, career oriented, intellectual and woke non hijabi woman, who they can eventually have the pleasure of taming.
I have dissociated.
I love exploring my own body and witnessing its processes. I love bleeding every month; I hate restricting it by wearing pads or tampons. I find it almost erotic to feel blood running down my thighs and legs. I love it when my sheets and clothes are stained red. It makes me feel feminine and powerful. Like my body is capable of anything.
I love it when I squirt. I love how empowering it is. I like how it stands in opposition to the quiet female orgasm; I love how brazen and reckless it makes me feel. I love that it is uncontrolled. I love seeing a tangible reminder of the amount of pleasure my body is capable of feeling without guilt.
I love how these are two things that men canāt take away from me and I love that it is something that is solely mine to know and experience. I love how intimate it makes me feel with every part of my body.
You feel liberated when youāre with the right person. You feel free to be an individual without losing your individuality to a partnership. You feel free to speak. Donāt settle otherwise thinking relationships are suffocating. They can be if either you inherently see them that way, or if the person does not value and respect your space, voice, and individuality.
Do anybody elseās parents (or mothers specifically) scrutinize every part of their body and make them feel ashamed of how they look? Iāve reached the point where I feel so ugly and unattractive that I find it difficult to step outside of home. Itās literally been three days since Iāve come to visit my parents and I already feel like they have undone every inch of self esteem I have worked towards rebuilding over the years.
I want to be alone.
Iām having very mixed feelings about my entire life.
I want to fall in love.
My tinder hook ups are worried about my GPA, I must be making progress
Anthony. 04/23
Exposing the awrah (Ų¹ŁŲ±Ų©ā) is unlawful in Islam and is regarded as sin.
Expectation:
Yesterday this boy told me that he found me pretty. Today, he took me out for lunch and told me he was going to fall in love with me. I believed him so I went back to his apartment.
He hate-fucked me because I reminded him of a woman who smelled like lavender and loved him.
When he came, he dropped me off at the train station and said he would never call me again. He said that I had the potential to break him.
Anthony 04/22
Reality:
Today, this man gave in and took me out on a date. He canceled on me four times prior to this, but he finally gave in when I begged him to see me. For weeks before this date he wrote lengthy verses about how he was going to fall in love with me and how I was perfect in every possible way. I thought he was beautiful. I thought this was my Bridget Jones.
Today we met in a bougie bar surrounded by white people and expensive drinks. He talked to me about what he knew of my country (which was essentially nothing). He talked to me about what he knew of me (which was essentially nothing). I leaned in closer after the 60 minute mark and asked him to fuck me. He said I was too upfront and ran his fingers through his hair to underscore his point. He said he wasnāt going to fuck me because he felt guilty about this other girl. He talked to me about this other girl for 30 minutes. He called her boring and said he didnāt like her, but that he couldnāt stop feeling guilty.
He said I was too sweet and he couldnāt just fuck me and leave. He said it was my fault for humanizing myself to him (like he would treat me better if I wasnāt human in his eyes). Later he called for the cheque and paid for our drinks. I stood outside and smoked. He said he wanted a blowjob and that I could blow him at his office down the street. He wanted to play with my tits. He said I had pretty eyes, a small mouth and nice tits. He said I was soft spoken. He asked me to stand up straight. He held his hands against mine to measure the size of my hand. I told him to stop getting close to me. He leaned in closer and said I might want to kiss him but heās not going to indulge me. He ran his foot up my leg and he said we were standing too close.
Then he said, āyou know, in America it isnāt standard for people to stand this close when theyāre talking.ā He continued and said, āIn America women touch menās arms when they are interested in them.ā He leaned into me and touched my arm. He talked to me about American culturalisms like I didnāt grow up on that shit for 25 years. Like he was taking in this poor, young Indian girl and teaching her the right way to date white men. I was furious but I wanted him to stay longer and continue treating me like shit. I have colonial hang ups and ever since I left my parentsā home, nobody had treated me like shit in a while.
He walked me to the park where I smoked another cigarette. He was about to leave. I pulled him by his shirt and asked him to stay. He stayed for five minutes and told me it wasnāt my fault (I already knew that). He told me about the other chick again. He rubbed my back and offered advice for my next date. I told him to stop touching me and to leave me alone. He started to walk away and said, āThis isnāt one of your rom coms, kiddo. Iām not going to come back and kiss you.ā
I told him to fuck off.
He blocked my number.
I sat at the edge of the park bench and cried.
I was projecting.
Anthony. 04/24
Men donāt act violently because they lost control. They act violently to maintain control.
if I ever say I hate men just remember itās only bc men have hated me first, more prominently, cruelly, and violently than Iād ever dream of doing
Im sorry if you mind but your post about body consciousness made me cry, i just wanted to say that i hope we make it out of the insecurities ā¤
Thank you for this. It honestly means a lot to me that I'm not alone in the way I feel. And I hope that we make it out of our insecurities too :)
Bhaijaan, aapka socialization dikh raha hai.
I wonder if other women are also in a state of constant anxiety when it comes to their bodies. I find that everyday trivial things stress me out a lot and I have really strong responses to them.
Like pulling down my t-shirt to cover my waist or wrapping my jacket more tightly around me when the wind makes my baggy clothes stick to my body in the most unflattering way.
Having to wear layers of clothes even when itās 90 degrees outside because I donāt want people to see too much of my arms or my legs. Or my waist. My hips. My thighs.
Thinking about whether my sexual partner will feel disgusted when they run their hands over my body; when they touch every part of me that makes me uncomfortable; all the parts that I want to keep hidden.
Switching off when the Tinder guy sexts me saying he wants me to be on top.
Catching glimpses of myself in reflective surfaces when walking down the street and scrutinising every part of my body.
Being asked to walk to someplace thatās 30 minutes away and worrying about not being able to catch up with my friends or losing my breath midway.
Holding the phone away from me while talking to a guy, because I donāt want him to hear me running out of breath as I walk up two flights of stairs.
Walking into a store and never having a good experience shopping for myself. Leaving flustered, sweaty and grumpy after having tried on tonnes of clothes that donāt flatter my body. Deciding to settle for shoes instead.
Spending five hours getting dressed for a party, hating the way my body looks and deciding to wear baggy jeans and a sweatshirt again. Later on convincing people that I am casual and just canāt be bothered to dress up, when in actuality Iāve finished an entire bottle of liner trying to do my eyes so they get the attention off my body.
And Iāve been like this for as long as I can remember. Itās gotten so bad that I find myself rejecting my femininity altogether because I canāt get a handle on it. I wish I wasnāt a fat girl.