Hey #ExMuslim ladies.
Can you share your stories with @YasMohammedxx
About your relationship with your mum since dissent.
A mother daughter bond is meant to be so unique, but so often has been tarnished by religious values.
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I also remained firm and tried to convince that I'm still a human being who deserves freedom of thinking but no her stupidity has no match
I can relate to this. My mom always made me feel like I was an extension of her-I was obligated to live the life she wanted me to live. One day I yelled “I never asked you to get fucked by my father and have me!” That was the only time I ever saw her speechless 
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My mum always said "yes you know more than me" whenever I said something smart. Because I do know more than her. Or something like "I had you in my tummy for 9 months and fed you and changes your diapers and now you've just stopped believing" she felt betrayed.
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Yes, but that the thing. We’re *not* extensions of them. We are full independent human beings w our own minds in our own bodies. That’s a fact that eludes them.
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My mom would have hit me over the head with literally anything she could grab. She's not Muslim, but she's Middle Eastern, so the bashing is inherent.
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Yes, an Egyptian mom specialty is her shibshib or slipper, but ya...anything will do. I once got a mug to the head and she wouldn’t call 911 even though I was bleeding so much because she didn’t want to get in trouble.
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Many cultures don't provide a proper path of individuation. Chinese culture is very similar.
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