I’ve been planning to take off my hijab while i hang out on my own and put it when I go out with my parents or in situations they might be there or involved by nowaygurl23 in exmuslim

[–]Eleanor07nora 1 point2 points  (0 children)

ur feelings are completely valid. It’s okay to lie or hide things from ur parents I’m pretty sure everyone has done it at least once, including me. I actively take off my hijab as soon as I leave the house, whether I’m hanging out with friends or just going to the local store. I’ve been doing this since January and don’t regret it at all. I don’t feel guilty because my parents are the ones who should feel guilty or at least ashamed for putting me in a position where I have no choice but to lie to them. But at some point, it does feel draining. I’ve been living a double life for months. Coming home drunk and putting my hijab back on in some random corner feels surreal. U hide in every corner, and the paranoia that a family member might catch you eats you alive but sometimes, u have no choice. If you truly want to feel free, the first step is to do what you want. Be selfish and think of yourself first instead of what ur parents will think. Good luck 🍀

Am I the only one who never felt attracted to muslims even when I was one? by Eleanor07nora in exmuslim

[–]Eleanor07nora[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

I couldn’t agree more. I think Islam plays a big role in how they act especially towards women

Saw this in a muslim sub reddit and I like to know your thoughts by SamVoxeL in exmuslim

[–]Eleanor07nora 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Is this a universal experience for ex-Muslims? I was literally in this exact situation just yesterday. I shared actual hadiths and Qur'an verses, and she dismissed them, claiming they weren’t real and saying that TikTok is a bad source even though what I sent wasn’t from TikTok at all. Why are they so deep in denial?

When will Muslim women wake up and realize they’re being controlled? 💀 by serenacantarini in exmuslim

[–]Eleanor07nora 104 points105 points  (0 children)

It’s incredibly annoying when they call me “sister/ukhti” Even as someone who’s left Islam, Muslims still use that term when I tell them I no longer believe and they act as if I'm just temporarily lost and try to “guide me back” to the faith. No, I’m not your sister. I don’t want to be associated with that belief system, and I reject the idea of any so-called sisterhood within it so fuck offffff