Posted my first article on substack! Wanted it to be centered around the usage of the word b!tch bc it’s very concerning and jarring how it gets thrown around a lot open.substack.com/pub/arabdo…
This trend where female celebrities grind up on each other and make out on stage is deeply misogynistic as it panders to a male audience It’s a performance rooted in the fetishization of lesbian relationships constructed for men’s consumption, it doesn’t serve the heterosexual-
Associating smaller nose with femininity I know what you are
These nosejobs always look so maddeningly fucking stupid and gay because they are so completely disharmonious with the rest of the person's face, like these dumbass surgeons operate under the belief that a nose's shape is wholly independent of the broader craniofacial stucture
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This is just an example of this odd phenomenon where leftists think they can police middle easterners bc they believe they’re morally and politically superior. Iranians can b happy their oppressive leader is gone while expressing grief over the current situation.
parvaneh retweeted
بس ابيك تتخيل معاي
انت مواطن فلسطيني واهلك استشهدو قدامك من القصف ويوماً تشوف اشلاء وجثث يتم جمعها بالاكياس وعايش بحصار بدون اكل ولا ادوية ولا مستشفيات وما طلعت من ارضك وكافحت وبعدها تدخل تويتر تشوف شخص يقولك لك انت بايع ارضك
كلمة بايع ارضك هذي احقر كلمة سمعتها بحياتي
parvaneh retweeted
im sorry but a lot of you guys are actually being ridiculous, no leader is stupid enough to directly bomb mainland usa, you as an american are not in the same situation as iran or any middle eastern country. time and time again the victims have been middle eastern countries.
parvaneh retweeted
i call out IRGC killing innocent iranian protesters, i get called a mossad agent. i say i’m terrified and upset about my country getting bombed, i get called a regime supporter. i truly can never win
as we’re talking about what’s happening across west asia right now, it’s worth remembering that “middle east” is a colonial term rooted in british imperial geography. a framework later maintained and reinforced by western powers, including the u.s.. language shapes how regions are understood and controlled, and which powers are positioned at the center of them.
















