
It's gone from bad to worse. Hijab is only worn because maybe she's desperate of her bad hair and that she doesn't have something good to show! Well, if you excuse me, when my parents first told me about Hijab it was an obligation. So if you can see what our society is all about; It's covered because it's cheap and it's all bare because it has a value to show. If she's not wearing a Hijab or more appealing she's not left alone either, she's called having less self respect, not raised well, but at least we can see what we will be too afraid to see. We are becoming more visionary, more shallow and less qualitative. What I want to say is; fashion is fashion, a girl is a girl, a bitch is a bitch, Hijab is Hijab. You don't get to label people according to your past experience. Instead make some effort and get to know them. Spare yourself and her the guessing. Take her as she is, have you ever wanted to be with a girl who wanted you to get fat, all muscled up, wear tighter pants or larger t-shirts? You cannot save people you can only love them. I believe in that, because everyone has got their good and bad, you can only hope they learn something good from you. And about what a man loves; he loves how a girl can be independent and standing for herself. He loves how she could handle things on her own, but gives him the authority to handle the difficulties in both their lives. He despises neediness and drama. Story long short, if you let him be your king, he won't hesitate to make you his queen.
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ReplyDeletethank you thank you thank you :))
DeleteSherry argov did not mean to offend by "bitch", on the contrary, she defined most of the characteristics that give her advantages over the nice girl, and that really related to the book's title
ReplyDeleteyes indeed, i thought i made such a point clear in my article ..
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