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I just love it when video games let you do really stupid shit that kills you immediately. I love being like "oh this is a terrible idea" and being able to do it and then die. It's good game design.

anxietyproblem

thisishangingrockcomics-deactiv

u have to sit on some soft grass or, a mattress in the sun sometimes to give your shadow a soft place to rest. she’s always on that pavement.. cement.. floorboards.. it’s not good for her

taylor-ruth

I want everyone 2 know I was on lethal amounts of Benadryl when I made this post.

cosmicqueerlove

okay but you were right

animentality

guerrillatech

buncotime

herssian

why do you charge money for your art

big fan of eating

quackels

This is a real Twitter conversation. These are the Official Accounts.

chikkou

sword art takes place in 2022. good luck in the game

WHY DO I HAVE TO GO?

turnways

haramheathen

i feel like the majority of ‘feminists’ on this site don’t actually give a shit about women and just care more about the feminist ~a e s t h e t i c~ and get off trying to silence ex muslim women who are forced to communicate these issues through social media because it’s too dangerous to openly talk about how they are so unhappy, depressed and unsafe having religion forced upon them.

How they fear disownment and abuse from their families and communities, worry about their lives as LGBT ex muslims in islamic and non islamic countries,how they are forced to wear a hijab/niqab and pray fast against their will and of course afraid of being abused and killed for going against islam.

I really don’t understand how anyone can call themselves a feminist when they ignore and shut down women who are trying to talk about these issues and automatically label them ‘Islamophobic’. That’s not what Islamophobia is. If your feminism excludes women who have left patriarchal religions who don’t even have the right to leave or exist in peace then your feminism is bullshit.

alwaysuncanny

Gotta make room for new mistakes in 2021!

superfudge10955

Exmuslimbecause

I don’t understand why there has to be a fucking reason to leave islam. When someone leaves Christianity, you don’t hear people asking oh why did you leave the religion? Did something happen? Why can’t it be that we just dont believe in it? you cant force it down people’s throats. Its not that complicated, its literally our free right even if we were born to the religion. That being said i mean no disrespect to muslims.

superfudge10955

Seeing this now I remember making this post at the ripe age of 15. I now know I had more reasons to leave. The trauma of not being able to be Myself and being put down learning and reading the Quran, realizing there is no place for women. Being beat and forced to pray. Being forced to wear the hijab. Being put in conversion therapy when telling my parents the truth. I had faith but then I knew I couldn’t keep believing in something that hurt me and something that wasn’t worth believing in. I had to fight to be where I am today. And where I am is far away from where I was. This is just me rambling and I’m only writing this so I can come back to it and read it again.

#ex muslim #exmuslimbecause #important #anti religion #tramua

astralxkid

Just a thought on International Women’s Day that means a great deal to me and many other ex-muslim women out there who may be too afraid to speak out because of the political atmosphere that silences any criticism of religion:

Can we start applauding women that stop wearing the hijab because they never wanted it in the first place and were being forced to do so by an ideology? I keep seeing people applaud women for wearing it but never dare to speak out when it’s the other way around. People who put down the hijab are pretty damn brave, since not wearing hijab comes with pretty dire consequences, much more than the consequences that come with wearing it.

Give people the credit they deserve, don’t limit your intersectionality. Don’t try to cover our identities. Ideologies ruin lives. They kill

exmuslimladies

I will never ever agree with the narrative of hijab which supports the idea that it’s a “free choice” for women. It is NOT a free fucking choice for many of us. Let me tell you my story. At the age of 3, my father placed a hijab upon my head and thus began the next 20 years of being forced to wear it.

I was a child. An innocent young child who just wanted to run in the playground and feel like every other 3 year old. But I wasn’t a normal young child. Looking back, I feel disappointed in my primary school teachers and the fact that they never questioned me or picked up on the fact that I was being emotionally abused into wearing it.

As I grew up and started developing, the hijab itsef made me ashamed of my hair and even ny body. I would cover my breasts and arms as much as I could with parts of the hijab because I was ashamed. It was only after my 1st year at university that I realised I was away from my abusive, controlling family and I could reinvent myself.

It took me 20 years to build up the courage and confidence to take it off. It took me 20 years to take off my shackles and chains. But now, I am finally free. So fuck those people who tell me Hijab is not oppressive. Fuck those people who force children and women to wear it. And fuck those people who are so far up religion’s ass to realise how damaging they are to other humans.

- Admin Z.