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Being forced to wear a hijab is absolutely not comparable to not being allowed to wear hijab. Stop with the choice feminism bullshit. None of the white westerners can even begin to comprehend the oppression women face in places where Islam is either legally or culturally enforced. You do not get to talk about these issues. Your wodds do not matter in this subject. Shut up and listen. Spread the words of people who are actually affected. Not your own fucking narrative.

justabittraumatized

one of the many reasons Fleabag is so heartbreaking and relatable is because no one ever chose her. Not her family. Not her lovers. Not her supposed “soulmate”. The one person that picked her died. She was no one’s choice or option, not even to herself. The way we can feel her loneliness through the screen is enough to make me collapse into a mess of tears on the ground and shake uncontrollably

blacktigersprings

You've heard about the human rights protests in Iran and the outrageous murder of 22 years old Mahsa Amini by Iran's police, but it's also important to also know the following about the situation:

Despite governments around the world condemning the murder of Mahsa Amini, ALL GOVERNMENTS ARE STILL NEGOTIATING WITH THE IRANIAN REGIME TO BUY OIL.

Iran's regime, known as the Islamic Republic, have so far confessed to murdering 76 protestors over the past 10 days of protests.

This year, the Iranian regime sentenced 2 LGBT activists to be executed for the crime of LGBT activism. Iran's regime is brutally and lethally anti-LGBT.

Iran's regime are also helping Russia against Ukraine by sending them hundreds of suicide drones and other military technology.

Iran's regime is aiming to create nuclear bombs. Would you like another North Korea in the world? A completely deranged terrorist organisation with the power to crush an entire city with a click of a button? These terrorists feel no remorse for killing their own people. Do you think your country is safe from them?

Most western countries have a policy of not negotiating with terrorists. For decades, politicians have stated that 'we do not negotiate with terrorists', arguing that it is both morally indefensible and impractical – likely to encourage more terrorism and legitimize terrorist aims.

And yet they continue to negotiate instead of cutting all diplomatic ties with terrorists.

So how so we put pressure on governments act on their policies and stop negotiating with the terrorists in Iran? Here's how:

Use social media to publicly ask parliament representatives why they continue to negotiate with terrorists aiming for nuclear bombs.

Find your local representative on Twitter and Tweet them with the following template. Tagging news organisations helps expand awareness of important issues and keep parliament members accountable.

@(parliament rep) @(your country's news organisation) @(your country's news organisation) @(your country's news organisation) The Iranian regime have themselves confirmed killing 76 people protesting the state murder of #MahsaAmini. Why is the (your country) government still negotiating with these terrorists who are trying to obtain nuclear bombs?

Don't stop at tweeting just 1 parliament member. Twitter has algorithms which recommend more politians. Click show more, go to each one's page, click the little blue tweet button, and copy and paste your message from above. Do this for as many politicians as you can find.

With the combined weight of all our world friends, we can fight for women's rights AND stop a terrorist organisation with nuclear bomb ambitions.

#MahsaAmini

#OpIran

#IranRevolution

i cut off everything w my best friend i guess I'll be all alone in Istanbul

mosscoveredclown

a lot of my problems would be solved if I had sharp teeth I think, yes I prommy I won't bite people's throats out (I am going to bite so many people's throats out)

pikslasrce

reinventing yourself as a violent act

destroyed by hippie powers, car seat headrest // @/angelcommunist // portrait of fryderyk in shifting light, richard siken

britttle

stop telling people who have abusive parents to “just leave” after they turn 18!!!!!!! it’s not that fucking simple!!!!!!!!!

i’ve been an adult for two years now and i STILL live in this hell hole. you know why? CONTROL. you can’t just walk out of the house and never look back like they do on tv. it doesn’t work that way. you take documents with you (that, if your parents are anything like mine, are locked up tight in a safe), you have to have enough money and a stable job and a place to go (which most victims are unable to get jobs due to mental/physical health or parent control), you have to move all your things out of their name (phone, car, etc). the list goes on. don’t you dare tell an adult victim that they’re just “not helping themselves”. i’m tired of hearing it.

adult victims of abusive parents: your abuse is still valid and i promise you there are those of us who understand and care.

(and before you try and pull the “here’s some suggestions” shit, my doctor has already met with a social worker with me. i’m stuck here for the time being. thanks for your concern but fuck off.)

monzterzack

Finally a post that points out what I been trying to say!!!

Leaving abusive situations is not simple, like even between couples, it’s a hell of a situation and requires for you to have an entire support system outside of your family

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Horoscope, Ancient Iran, by Imad al-Din Mahmud al-Kashi

Showing the positions of the heavens at the moment of Prince Iskandar’s birth on April 25, 1384

I know I haven't been very active here for a long time but i remember how ex religious community helped me to feel better when i was oppressed by my own family. I really wanna thank everyone who shared their own journey here. Your experience & your opinion changed a lot of things. Thank you for being you .

-Zeynep

#ex muslim #ex religious #religious trauma #religious freedom

Me in one year. I'm proud of myself