I am pleased you are free to show your lovely face and even more so, to speak your mind.
It’s true
When I first went out without niqab, with my face uncovered, I felt like my face was as exposed as it if I were topless
Thats why they put it on children. To get you so used to it that you’ll be so uncomfortable removing it as an adult
But still, we free ourselves
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I’ve wondered why some children wear it- I thought covering would only to apply to married women
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Brave lady
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Now you own your beauty.
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Do. You’re beautiful for doing so.
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The truth always wins!
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I can relate to that. It's like the first time I went to work without my trousers on. At first I felt really weird and vulnerable. But after a while, I lost my job and now I sit around the house in my underwear all day. It's great.
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Not to compare niqab to kipah, as they are worlds apart and the consequences resulting from removing the niqab is WAY worse than removing one's kipah, but that feeling of nakedness and weirdness is eerily similar. In both cases, due to childhood indoctrination starting at 3.
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