Of course hun. Let me change my settings@Angelina can I talk to you
Saxib, she used the word ‘some’. Basic English. If she said ‘all’, then your reply would be justified.That's bullshit Somali Hooyos love their daughters.
I feel sorry for you if you have experienced such injustices, but don't project your trauma into other people.
Ok then don't go to this thread lolIts shame, its yall problem. Not mine
AokOk then don't go to this thread lol
Let me see if I can fixYour settings aren't allowing a conversation
I live in the UK yes. I will definitely get in touch with domestic abuse shelters.Sorry to hear that. Don't you live in Europe? Go to a women's shelter if you don't have anyone to live with. They should set you up with a social worker. Tell them you are fleeing domestic violence, which is taken very seriously. They should give you income and housing for the short term.
I also suggest you completely cut them off before it gets worse.
Thank you.Must protect my sisters. Must provide them with care. No one, EVER, should go through what you went through.
That's why I put some in the titlePardon me, but I don't think what you describe about your own home life is the norm in Somali or frankly any culture. The things you describe sound very extreme and border on mentally ill on the part of your fam. That level of abuse is not normal. Yes, some eedos can make weird underhanded comments and be either dismissive or rude toward their daughters but full on, sudden ass-beatings for no apparent reason where they can even draw blood from the girl is some mentally ill stuff in any culture.
I agree. Some of them deal with really difficult situations and keep going without addressing to themselves what’s really bothering them. As if they’re on auto-pilot. Them being in denial of their ptsd and mental state keeps perpetuating things. We definitely need to break the cycle.It’s not something people here might want to hear but I suspect that with the way the west is set up and with older Somali women not really being educated and the das not being around as much as he needs to be, as well as living below your means (section 8 housing) most Somali moms are just winging it, especially with the ptsd and general suffering a lot aren’t coming to terms with, all I can say is if you have kids, making sure you don't pass on generational trauma is imperative