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forrestsgump replied to your post:forrestsgump replied to your post:so i went to...
I SAW THAT LIKE??? god
there's NO WAY they are real so i'm enjoying myself omg
forrestsgump replied to your post:so i went to that person’s blog and they...
it’s so stupid i want to hide
it's soooo funny omg they made a post that basically said penises and vaginas aren't real
sarah you and bridget have literally the exact same icon you need to do something about that
forrestsgump replied to your post:my roommate put up ANOTHER sign that says to...
put up a sign that says “if you leave one more passive aggressive sign i s2g u better sleep with one eye open” trust me it’ll totally work
O MY GOSH IM LAUGHING
They didn't make her middle eastern she's part of 1001 Arabian nights and the burka is only a symbol of practicing Muslim women so if they never showed her praying or anything then covering her up would have been pointless like my family is middle eastern and my mum always tells me that clothing wise no one really cared in most parts until more recently
Granted, Wikipedia is not the most legitimate source, but this is what I found when looking for Aladdin's/Jasmine's origins:
"Although Aladdin is a Middle Eastern tale, the story is set in China, and Aladdin is explicitly Chinese."
"Badroulbadour (Arabic بدر البدور, badru l-budūr, "full moon of full moons") is a princess from the far east who Aladdin married in The Story of Aladdin"
"In the animated version of "Aladdin" made by Disney, her name was changed to Jasmine and she was made an Arabian princess."
Her father definitely makes allusions to him being a Muslim, and so it follows that she would be one as well. At least pertaining to a hijab, to my knowledge, when it reached the populations, it was a symbol of status/prestige. (Working women did not have to wear hijabs - if you wore one, you were wealthy.) It digressed by the twelfth century to be more common for women to wear it in public places. So, either way, unless it was set really early on, it's more likely than not she would be covering up in some way.
Even if she was not a practicing Muslim, I can see no justification as to why her costume is significantly more revealing than any other princess's outfit beyond the fact they wanted to play on stereotypes of "exotic women being more seductive."
forrestsgump replied to your post: pjo/hoo!!
piper gets so much hate it makes me so sad she’s such an ANGEL
yeah i just??? how can you hate piper??? what did she do???
pjo/hoo!!
Push off a cliff - idek uhhhm lol nope i got nothing
Kiss - percyyyyy bb
Marry - well i guess percy if i didn’t shIP PERCABETH FOR LIFE
Set on fire - again idk
Wrap a blanket around - piper. bb gets way too much hate
Be roommates with - annabeth
Send me fandoms
forrestsgump replied to your post:#tbt to when my url was broseidongodofthesea and i...
i don’t remember that but god do i wish i did
none of y'all followed me until zebulonpike thank god
except a few who followed me when i was thelovegood0ddity r.i.p.
