How Madows should respond to jokes about their hair

[TheMadMullah]

Madows need to stop being emotional about their hair and accept it as they come. This is how they should turn it into a blessing.

when people makes jokes about their hair they should respond by saying “ atleast we have waterproof hair unlike the rest”

 

[Ayubi]

Nothing wrong with Jarèer hair

 

[TheMadMullah]

Nothing wrong with Jarèer hair

I agree just a waterproof normal hair

 

[Radical]

madows need to stop being emotional about their hair and accept it as they come. This is how they should turn it into a blessing.

when people makes jokes about their hair they should respond by saying “ atleast we have waterproof hair unlike the rest”

So when people say Somalia is a war torn poverty ridden land we should say "at least we have big foreheads to balance better when walking?"



Look in the mirror closely and question if the toxic waste in which you spout and encourage is even remotely funny

 

[Destiny]

@World

 

[Mustafe]

madows need to stop being emotional about their hair and accept it as they come. This is how they should turn it into a blessing.

when people makes jokes about their hair they should respond by saying “ atleast we have waterproof hair unlike the rest”

Talking about a mans hair always came off as a b**ch trait to me

 

[Caaro]

They’ve been taught to hate their natural features, they hate nappy hair, they hate flat noses, they hate fat lips, and they hate darkskin. They’ve been mentally colonised.

Imagine if a somali refused to to date another somali because of their forhead?! That would immediately put us in their position.

 

[thehappyone]

So when people say Somalia is a war torn poverty ridden land we should say "at least we have big foreheads to balance better when walking?"



Look in the mirror closely and question if the toxic waste in which you spout and encourage is even remotely funny

Show me 1 video or tweet of someone white/arab/asian talking about our foreheads, you can’t you Madow bootyclapper gtfo

 

[Nak Muay]

They’ve been taught to hate their natural features, they hate nappy hair, they hate flat noses, they hate fat lips, and they hate darkskin. They’ve been mentally colonised.

Imagine if a somali refused to to date another somali because of their forhead?! That would immediately put us in their position.

All bullshit aside sxb, most madoow girls look like young men without make-up or weaves

 

[Nomadite]

They’ve been taught to hate their natural features, they hate nappy hair, they hate flat noses, they hate fat lips, and they hate darkskin. They’ve been mentally colonised.

Imagine if a somali refused to to date another somali because of their forhead?! That would immediately put us in their position.

Good majority of them don’t have this aside from the hair, it’s a silly stereotype

 

[Guardafui]

How about just leave them alone are we going to make fun of Allah’s creations as well

 

[Juke]

They’ve been taught to hate their natural features, they hate nappy hair, they hate flat noses, they hate fat lips, and they hate darkskin. They’ve been mentally colonised.

Imagine if a somali refused to to date another somali because of their forhead?! That would immediately put us in their position.

Or they just look ugly compared to other races

 

[Caaro]

Good majority of them don’t have this aside from the hair, it’s a silly stereotype

They do, actually.

 

[Caaro]

Or they just look ugly compared to other races

Like I said, ugly and beautiful is subjective. WE decide what is ugly and beautiful, no one is born having a certain opinion on what is beautiful or ugly, it’s what we’re most used to seeing and maybe a few instinctive traits.

You know this full well too, the only reason we find certain attributes beautiful is because we were conditioned to. In Mauritania they find chubby women beautiful, does that mean that all chubby women are more beautiful than thin women?

 

[SOMALI GENERAL]

Or they just look ugly compared to other races

Black Women got the short end of the stick when it comes to beauty.

It is what it is.

 

[Juke]

Like I said, ugly and beautiful is subjective. WE decide what is ugly and beautiful, no one is born having a certain opinion on what is beautiful or ugly, it’s what we’re most used to seeing and maybe a few instinctive traits.

You know this full well too, the only reason we find certain attributes beautiful is because we were conditioned to. In Mauritania they find chubby women beautiful, does that mean that all chubby women are more beautiful than thin women?

We don't know if preferences are a product of nurture and/or nature. It's likely both.

We also don't know if those guys in Mauritania have a genetic predisposition to prefer thicker women.

Something I noticed is people of African descent tend to prefer big butts regardless of how they were raised up compared to guys of European descent who prefer them flatter.

 

[Juke]

Black Women got the short end of the stick when it comes to beauty.

It is what it is.

Just like how women don't like short guys. Chalk it up to the game.

 

[qalanjoqoordheer]

So when people say Somalia is a war torn poverty ridden land we should say "at least we have big foreheads to balance better when walking?"



Look in the mirror closely and question if the toxic waste in which you spout and encourage is even remotely funny

nah if someone says Somalia is a war torn poverty ridden land I would say look at the positives

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[SOMALI GENERAL]

We don't know if preferences are a product of nurture and/or nature. It's likely both.

We also don't know if those guys in Mauritania have a genetic predisposition to prefer thicker women.

Something I noticed is people of African tend prefer big butts regardless of how they raised up compared to guys of European descent who prefer them flatter.

In Poor countries like Mauritania & India, fat Women are viewed as attractive because the Men think they're resourceful etc.

 

[Nomadite]

They do, actually.

No they don’t, these things tend to be exaggerated from personal experience.