(November 4, 2022 at 9:16 am)Leonardo17 Wrote: In my language “Fahashe” means something else. If you mean what I think you mean I am not going to have this discussion with you
They may be differences in interpretation. But I don’t even define you rulers as K…s.
The word I use is “God-king” that’s how I define them. That’s how they see themselves. And this is actually worse (much worse) than a man of woman who decides to use his / her body to make a living. So let’s stop before we both get banned
I don't think if a woman has sex with multiple men, be a bad woman because it is a sexual lifestyle! If the woman wants to earn sex earnings, I think it's not bad and is not guilty. What is bad? If a woman is to get sex, this is bad. If a man settles for the woman, he will be with when he does not, and that is bad. If the woman is to be forced with or threatening or beating to sex act. If the woman does not desire to sex act with someone or don't have a sex act at a time. This is bad. That is, if the woman or man dominates another woman and his master to force him to make sex or blackmail this is bad.
In the case : the beauty of budybulders and dancers are bodyseller. Particularly sports and dancers are selling. I think the ancient religions, such as Ebrahimian religions, have been anti-female, and because they anti-female, they have called for humiliation and banned sex .
In Islam, Fahesheh only for call sexy women and means The most ugly person in the worldBut please think! What is the ugliest? why women?
Because Hazrat Muhammad and her daughter had been slavery and sold and promoted and encouraged violence, they have been jihad and promoted and encouraged to torture through laws and promoted and encouraged to discriminate and because islam Insult to dissenter and subcultures , and because islam has forbidden and hasrestricted art, such as singing and dancing, and paint, and ... It's all sin, Savab or Sivab, and Allah and Muhammad and his daughter, and the Khalifas all The most fahesheh and ugly human beings are forever.
