31-Year-Old Independent, Modern Woman Draws Comics On Her Observations About Society

hope who ever is not okay feels better

Same goes for someone who likes to tell a lot of jokes. Just because they seem happy and funny doesn’t meant anything. It’s likely a facade.

Aka, me

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Very true its called ''Smiling depression''

this really is true, and a bit sad

wish i look like the bottom one lol you wishing to look like every thing i wish to be bottom so no you cant be her now lol

I do not necessarily see this as something negative, but rather as a celebration of how multifaceted we can be, of how many different styles we can choose between, each time appropriate for the occasion and how we feel. It is also a recognition of how nicely other women can show off their personal style, albeit totally different from our own. Appreciation, not envy.

But they all look beautiful!

and they all look amazing!! <3

@Petra Christovová, It's not that everything Islam is women-empowering, it's that normally Muslim women aren't perceived as confident, empowered women. This artist was showing people that they too can be confident and empowered. I hope I cleared things up.

Hm ... hm ... I'm a bit ambivalent about clothing that follows religious (or otherwise sexist) rules, as this may be a free choice in one country, mandatory in another, and mandatory with cruel & unusual punishment elsewhere ... opposing dresscodes of that kind isn't doing anything valuable in itself, but sometimes may be needed to gain the opportunity to chose freely...

I hate how every comic with a woman wearing a hijab is somehow called oppressed in the comments.

Freedom comes from within.

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Both of the women doesn't look like empowered to me. Both just privileged. Not unordinary, not unique, not creative and not powerful. The one is just an ordinary fashion follower, spends lots of time just for the ''look''. Other one is just highly privileged person who lives in Islam-dominated country. Lots of them she can't wear that shoe and that style of headscarf. If real believer of Islam which is non-reformed, very strict religion, she wouldn't spend that time and money for her ''look'' also the clothes and headscarf would be completely different. In my opinion both two women is not free and really liberated.

But why watch then? 😬

It's okay! It's normally a chatty video and if its made by someone you like - you will like watching.

That beauty routine girls face scared me

hahaaa bruhh

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