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  • #46
    kakagirl, i only commented because i was suprised that people are wearing those tight jeans. i thought that was out of fashion. very uncomfortable, tight like that.

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    • #47
      Originally posted by emkhan View Post
      Men respects a woman wearing burqa....
      But some women don't like respect and love to come in the eyes of men and they throw away the burqa
      really? which men are those? which country? because in pakistan, afghanistan, UAE, Iran countries that i have spent a lot of time in, men follow, stare, get close to, comment on, even try to touch women regardless of their attire... they could be wrapped in 7 layers but still would get negative attention from men outside....

      the truth is, khpalai khazai pa kor kei da 7 darwazo pasai sati, aw pradi khazai che da bandai wozi no haghoi pase khoshai wei... LOLLL!

      sad and pathetic at the same time...
      [B].[/B]

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      • #48
        Originally posted by Gulbabo View Post
        really? which men are those? which country? because in pakistan, afghanistan, UAE, Iran countries that i have spent a lot of time in, men follow, stare, get close to, comment on, even try to touch women regardless of their attire... they could be wrapped in 7 layers but still would get negative attention from men outside....

        the truth is, khpalai khazai pa kor kei da 7 darwazo pasai sati, aw pradi khazai che da bandai wozi no haghoi pase khoshai wei... LOLLL!

        sad and pathetic at the same time...
        i don't understand why do you go among such men ?

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        • #49
          Originally posted by Gulbabo View Post
          really? which men are those? which country? because in pakistan, afghanistan, UAE, Iran countries that i have spent a lot of time in, men follow, stare, get close to, comment on, even try to touch women regardless of their attire... they could be wrapped in 7 layers but still would get negative attention from men outside....

          the truth is, khpalai khazai pa kor kei da 7 darwazo pasai sati, aw pradi khazai che da bandai wozi no haghoi pase khoshai wei... LOLLL!

          sad and pathetic at the same time...
          gulbabo why are you dragging out the burqa theres already 3 threads on that if you want to discuss that please , do it on those threads, i want to discuss what shysta has asked me .

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          • #50
            Originally posted by faye View Post
            kakagirl, i only commented because i was suprised that people are wearing those tight jeans. i thought that was out of fashion. very uncomfortable, tight like that.
            faye i like your veiws , nope sadly these jeans have got even tighter, half the butt is out, so i wanted to answer shysta , as a few months ago i did a suvey at my catholic uni to what the catholic girls thought of skinny fit jeans, all of them found them an insult , but yet the pashtun girls love skinny fit jeans .

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            • #51
              Originally posted by kakargirl View Post
              faye i like your veiws , nope sadly these jeans have got even tighter, half the butt is out, so i wanted to answer shysta , as a few months ago i did a suvey at my catholic uni to what the catholic girls thought of skinny fit jeans, all of them found them an insult , but yet the pashtun girls love skinny fit jeans .
              They are not genuine pashtuns. Only speaking pashto does not make them pashtun. Just go in their villages and investigate about their origins and you will find that they are from some ________________.

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              • #52
                Originally posted by emkhan View Post
                i don't understand why do you go among such men ?
                fortunately, i am out of those countries... and when i did live their i avoided going out for the most part... but i do feel sad for women who have to face this on their daily basis... considering how many women lost their mahrams during war, not every woman is fortunate enough to have a mahram accompany her when she goes out in Afghanistan... not that it makes any difference since the men stare at women even if the woman is accompanied by 5 men.

                now i do understand, though, why men back home were not comfortable letting their women get out of the house, even in burqa... the real issue was the barbaric 'animalistic' behaviour of men towards women...

                step out of ur fairy tale... and come to the real world.. OK? shaabas!
                [B].[/B]

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                • #53
                  Originally posted by kakargirl View Post
                  gulbabo why are you dragging out the burqa theres already 3 threads on that if you want to discuss that please , do it on those threads, i want to discuss what shysta has asked me .
                  if you would put a little pressure on ur knees (caz thats where ur brain is)... i am speaking about a real issue women face in regards to their attire.

                  why do u drag every discussion of burqa towards yourself... har shai zan ta ma kash kawa... maa taa sara khabara na dei karri... yawazai ta na ye che pa tola donya kei che burqa aghondi... ta na makhkai zma da kor tol masharan aghostei dei... qaraara kaina khpal par zai!
                  [B].[/B]

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                  • #54
                    Originally posted by Gulbabo View Post
                    fortunately, i am out of those countries... and when i did live their i avoided going out for the most part... but i do feel sad for women who have to face this on their daily basis... considering how many women lost their mahrams during war, not every woman is fortunate enough to have a mahram accompany her when she goes out in Afghanistan... not that it makes any difference since the men stare at women even if the woman is accompanied by 5 men.

                    now i do understand, though, why men back home were not comfortable letting their women get out of the house, even in burqa... the real issue was the barbaric 'animalistic' behaviour of men towards women...

                    step out of ur fairy tale... and come to the real world.. OK? shaabas!
                    Thanks god our men only stare at them, you may know what men do to girls and women where you living now.
                    Only in america one rape case is registered every 32 seconds.
                    in our countries, thanks to Allah there is no such thing yet.
                    But hopefuly when you bring these dresses, it will automatically start
                    you are providing food to such environment

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                    • #55
                      Originally posted by emkhan View Post
                      Thanks god our men only stare at them, you may know what men do to girls and women where you living now.
                      Only in america one rape case is registered every 32 seconds.
                      in our countries, thanks to Allah there is no such thing yet.
                      But hopefuly when you bring these dresses, it will automatically start
                      you are providing food to such environment
                      oh what? haha... no such things happen in ur country? where do u live? Pakistan or Afghanistan?

                      just because rape cases don' get reported, doesn't mean it doesn't happen...

                      anyways, u seem too young for a real discussion.

                      thanks for trying though.

                      wasalam.
                      [B].[/B]

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                      • #56
                        Originally posted by Gulbabo View Post
                        oh what? haha... no such things happen in ur country? where do u live? Pakistan or Afghanistan?

                        just because rape cases don' get reported, doesn't mean it doesn't happen...

                        anyways, u seem too young for a real discussion.

                        thanks for trying though.

                        wasalam.
                        there is no comparison of 1 and 1000.
                        have some brain

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                        • #57
                          [QUOTE=Gulbabo;389783]if you would put a little pressure on ur knees (caz thats where ur brain is)... i am speaking about a real issue women face in regards to their attire.

                          why do u drag every discussion of burqa towards yourself... har shai zan ta ma kash kawa... maa taa sara khabara na dei karri... yawazai ta na ye che pa tola donya kei che burqa aghondi... ta na makhkai zma da kor tol masharan aghostei dei... qaraara kaina khpal par zai![/QUOTEgul babo discuss what you want,and people who cant understand what gulbabo wrote in pashtu , il translate.
                          Last edited by Guest; 04-12-2011, 09:23 PM.

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                            • #59
                              Pashtun men what i do know is majority are very respectable men they turn their back if a female is coming on street ,they move out the way ,so many times my brothers friends from pahktun khwa, would come to school to pick up their sisters they would stand far away and if you had to pass them they would move out the way or tuen their back until the girls passed this is what i'v seen back home too in helmand , kandahar, but good and bad people exist through out the world through countrys nations .

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                              • #60
                                Originally posted by kakargirl View Post
                                Pashtun men what i do know is majority are very respectable men they turn their back if a female is coming on street ,they move out the way ,so many times my brothers friends from pahktun khwa, would come to school to pick up their sisters they would stand far away and if you had to pass them they would move out the way or tuen their back until the girls passed this is what i'v seen back home too in helmand , kandahar, but good and bad people exist through out the world through countrys nations .
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