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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Anyone ever met a woman dressed in a full burka?
Why? "
Assuming he means as a fantasy someone undressing.
As a fantasy for the purposes of innocence to corruption it could be fun and exciting. But the practicalities of it would perhaps make it unrealistic. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"How would you know it was a woman?
Need to have abit Of respect for people religious values.
This is a joke thread"
No, I don't need to have respect for any religion, or it's values. I only need to respect people as individuals if they respect me.
Also, how do you know this is a joke thread? |
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By *ita7Man
over a year ago
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Having worked in the Saudi & other parts of Middle East there are plenty of UK High St shops that sell sexy lingerie to fully clad girls wearing burkas. Never forget going into a gold shop in the souk in Daman, Saudi as this figure in black exited. Being a gent I waited for her to come out just as her veil dropped revealing the most beautiful face of a young twenty something Sauidi girl with the sexiest eyes you ever saw. As you can tell this fraction of a second incident left a great impression on a young lad!! See my pics for a very sexy Muslim milf with longest nipps I ever had pleasure of. |
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The burka is a form of dress very specific to Afghanistan. I've never seen one in the UK, only in Afghanistan itself. Given the very specific culture women wearing this are found in, it's unlikely that they are going to be found in the swinging community. Having worked extensively with men form that culture, it's not something they are going to find sexy or attractive.
Let's not confuse it with the various forms such as Hijab or Niqab. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The burka is a form of dress very specific to Afghanistan. I've never seen one in the UK, only in Afghanistan itself. Given the very specific culture women wearing this are found in, it's unlikely that they are going to be found in the swinging community. Having worked extensively with men form that culture, it's not something they are going to find sexy or attractive.
Let's not confuse it with the various forms such as Hijab or Niqab. "
it's not just a specific dress to Afghanistan it's a type of dress specific to muslim women. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Anyone ever met a woman dressed in a full burka?
How have you never?
I encounter women in burkas on a daily basis  "
lol he's too busy noticing all the semi nakid ladies walking past him |
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"The burka is a form of dress very specific to Afghanistan. I've never seen one in the UK, only in Afghanistan itself. Given the very specific culture women wearing this are found in, it's unlikely that they are going to be found in the swinging community. Having worked extensively with men form that culture, it's not something they are going to find sexy or attractive.
Let's not confuse it with the various forms such as Hijab or Niqab.
it's not just a specific dress to Afghanistan it's a type of dress specific to muslim women. "
It is a specific form of dress worn by Muslim Afghan women, fair. You're not going to see women wearing it around Iran or Saudi Arabia as a general rule. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Anyone ever met a woman dressed in a full burka?
How have you never?
I encounter women in burkas on a daily basis
lol he's too busy noticing all the semi nakid ladies walking past him "
Yeah right lol |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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It’s not a joke thread, I’m genuinely interested if anyone has come across women in Burka and how it came about and if you were lucky to see what’s underneath.
Total fantasy |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I met a young lady who wore a Hijab, but I was in Indonesia at and she didn't wear it all the time, just for University and when with family. I can't blame her for having a life outside the constrains of family, university and religion. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......"
you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I actually find them very intimidating. Large groups of women with only their eyes on view! Mostly being ushered around by a couple of men.
I'm originally from sw London where there are large communities of burka wearing women.
Sexy? Never.
Maybe it's an extension of the whole finding a nuns habit sexy? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I actually find them very intimidating. Large groups of women with only their eyes on view! Mostly being ushered around by a couple of men.
I'm originally from sw London where there are large communities of burka wearing women.
Sexy? Never.
Maybe it's an extension of the whole finding a nuns habit sexy? "
yes maybe but I don't find nuns sexy either |
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so "
You don't know anyone but read the forums on here...there are guys out there that have this as a fantasy. so I guess your wrong...! don't be so sure before you open your mouth |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so "
You seem to have a problem with those of the Muslim faith.
As commented on the last related thread I doubt Muslims would want anything to so with you if that's how you think |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so
You don't know anyone but read the forums on here...there are guys out there that have this as a fantasy. so I guess your wrong...! don't be so sure before you open your mouth "
lol see how am I any different to you how can you say I don't know anyone I have Egyptian and Muslim friends and my opinion is as valid as yours |
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so
You seem to have a problem with those of the Muslim faith.
As commented on the last related thread I doubt Muslims would want anything to so with you if that's how you think "
I only have a problem with Muslims who use their faith as a reason for punishing others ,are you a Muslim yourself ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so
You don't know anyone but read the forums on here...there are guys out there that have this as a fantasy. so I guess your wrong...! don't be so sure before you open your mouth lol see how am I any different to you how can you say I don't know anyone I have Egyptian and Muslim friends and my opinion is as valid as yours "
You started by saying "you'd be wrong then as I don't know ANY guys who find this attractive"... it's not about who you know.. I said there are some people on here who find this a fatantsy..
so before you comment read what someone is saying. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so
You don't know anyone but read the forums on here...there are guys out there that have this as a fantasy. so I guess your wrong...! don't be so sure before you open your mouth lol see how am I any different to you how can you say I don't know anyone I have Egyptian and Muslim friends and my opinion is as valid as yours
You started by saying "you'd be wrong then as I don't know ANY guys who find this attractive"... it's not about who you know.. I said there are some people on here who find this a fatantsy..
so before you comment read what someone is saying."
I do read it the comment is the result I'm just refuting it |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so
You seem to have a problem with those of the Muslim faith.
As commented on the last related thread I doubt Muslims would want anything to so with you if that's how you think I only have a problem with Muslims who use their faith as a reason for punishing others ,are you a Muslim yourself ? "
I'm not Muslim but I don't need to be to be able to tell when someone clearly has a problem with them |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so
You seem to have a problem with those of the Muslim faith.
As commented on the last related thread I doubt Muslims would want anything to so with you if that's how you think I only have a problem with Muslims who use their faith as a reason for punishing others ,are you a Muslim yourself ?
I'm not Muslim but I don't need to be to be able to tell when someone clearly has a problem with them "
exactly |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so
You don't know anyone but read the forums on here...there are guys out there that have this as a fantasy. so I guess your wrong...! don't be so sure before you open your mouth lol see how am I any different to you how can you say I don't know anyone I have Egyptian and Muslim friends and my opinion is as valid as yours
You started by saying "you'd be wrong then as I don't know ANY guys who find this attractive"... it's not about who you know.. I said there are some people on here who find this a fatantsy..
so before you comment read what someone is saying."
what is a fatantsy by the way ........ive read it just trying to understand it |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so
You don't know anyone but read the forums on here...there are guys out there that have this as a fantasy. so I guess your wrong...! don't be so sure before you open your mouth lol see how am I any different to you how can you say I don't know anyone I have Egyptian and Muslim friends and my opinion is as valid as yours
You started by saying "you'd be wrong then as I don't know ANY guys who find this attractive"... it's not about who you know.. I said there are some people on here who find this a fatantsy..
so before you comment read what someone is saying.what is a fatantsy by the way ........ive read it just trying to understand it "
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so
You don't know anyone but read the forums on here...there are guys out there that have this as a fantasy. so I guess your wrong...! don't be so sure before you open your mouth lol see how am I any different to you how can you say I don't know anyone I have Egyptian and Muslim friends and my opinion is as valid as yours "
Who’s wrong? There are several people in the thread who seem to think they are sexually attractive.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so
You seem to have a problem with those of the Muslim faith.
As commented on the last related thread I doubt Muslims would want anything to so with you if that's how you think I only have a problem with Muslims who use their faith as a reason for punishing others ,are you a Muslim yourself ?
I'm not Muslim but I don't need to be to be able to tell when someone clearly has a problem with them "
I don't have a problem with Muslims so in that regard you're wrong I do however have a dislike of the burka,hijab and other forms of religious garb that demean in my opinion the women that wear them also Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to ,just because I disagree with it doesn't mean its universally disagreed with its my opinion and forums throw up different opinions ,we debate them and hopefully don't get personal ,some however do |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so
You don't know anyone but read the forums on here...there are guys out there that have this as a fantasy. so I guess your wrong...! don't be so sure before you open your mouth lol see how am I any different to you how can you say I don't know anyone I have Egyptian and Muslim friends and my opinion is as valid as yours
Who’s wrong? There are several people in the thread who seem to think they are sexually attractive. "
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I imagine the appeal is the mystery as well as some very alluring eyes.
It’s no worse than the nun fantasy or vicar and tarts parties in terms of religion and I can’t recall anyone on here taking offence to that before. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so
You seem to have a problem with those of the Muslim faith.
As commented on the last related thread I doubt Muslims would want anything to so with you if that's how you think I only have a problem with Muslims who use their faith as a reason for punishing others ,are you a Muslim yourself ?
I'm not Muslim but I don't need to be to be able to tell when someone clearly has a problem with them I don't have a problem with Muslims so in that regard you're wrong I do however have a dislike of the burka,hijab and other forms of religious garb that demean in my opinion the women that wear them also Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to ,just because I disagree with it doesn't mean its universally disagreed with its my opinion and forums throw up different opinions ,we debate them and hopefully don't get personal ,some however do "
I didn't say it would universally disagreed, I also didn't say anything about the country that we live in, so not 100% what your point was with those 2 comments.
I said YOU and you alone, not the country and not other people, have a problem with Muslims which is painfully clear by your comments on this and the other recent Muslim related thread. |
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so
You don't know anyone but read the forums on here...there are guys out there that have this as a fantasy. so I guess your wrong...! don't be so sure before you open your mouth lol see how am I any different to you how can you say I don't know anyone I have Egyptian and Muslim friends and my opinion is as valid as yours
Who’s wrong? There are several people in the thread who seem to think they are sexually attractive. two "
We agree you’re wrong then  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so
You don't know anyone but read the forums on here...there are guys out there that have this as a fantasy. so I guess your wrong...! don't be so sure before you open your mouth lol see how am I any different to you how can you say I don't know anyone I have Egyptian and Muslim friends and my opinion is as valid as yours
Who’s wrong? There are several people in the thread who seem to think they are sexually attractive. two
We agree you’re wrong then "
Lol he won't agree he's wrong |
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so
You don't know anyone but read the forums on here...there are guys out there that have this as a fantasy. so I guess your wrong...! don't be so sure before you open your mouth lol see how am I any different to you how can you say I don't know anyone I have Egyptian and Muslim friends and my opinion is as valid as yours
Who’s wrong? There are several people in the thread who seem to think they are sexually attractive. two
We agree you’re wrong then "
I'm never wrong |
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so
You don't know anyone but read the forums on here...there are guys out there that have this as a fantasy. so I guess your wrong...! don't be so sure before you open your mouth lol see how am I any different to you how can you say I don't know anyone I have Egyptian and Muslim friends and my opinion is as valid as yours
Who’s wrong? There are several people in the thread who seem to think they are sexually attractive. two
We agree you’re wrong then
Lol he won't agree he's wrong "
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"I think it's a fantasy that some guys have... a women covered in burka hijab attire......you'd be wrong then I don't know of any guys who find this attractive sexually ,I personally find it demeaning even if the women concerned with wearing it are happy to do so
You seem to have a problem with those of the Muslim faith.
As commented on the last related thread I doubt Muslims would want anything to so with you if that's how you think I only have a problem with Muslims who use their faith as a reason for punishing others ,are you a Muslim yourself ?
I'm not Muslim but I don't need to be to be able to tell when someone clearly has a problem with them I don't have a problem with Muslims so in that regard you're wrong I do however have a dislike of the burka,hijab and other forms of religious garb that demean in my opinion the women that wear them also Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to ,just because I disagree with it doesn't mean its universally disagreed with its my opinion and forums throw up different opinions ,we debate them and hopefully don't get personal ,some however do
I didn't say it would universally disagreed, I also didn't say anything about the country that we live in, so not 100% what your point was with those 2 comments.
I said YOU and you alone, not the country and not other people, have a problem with Muslims which is painfully clear by your comments on this and the other recent Muslim related thread. "
oh and I reiterate I have no problem with any person irrespective of race or belief unless they have a problem with me or as I said use their religion as a tool to inflict harm on others ,fantasies generally for most remain just that and in this case I suggest will remain just that |
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"I imagine the appeal is the mystery as well as some very alluring eyes.
It’s no worse than the nun fantasy or vicar and tarts parties in terms of religion and I can’t recall anyone on here taking offence to that before. "
I think the problem is that most self described Muslims take their religion seriously whilst most self described Christians don't. Hence more of the former get offended by people taking the piss out of their religion than do the latter.
Me, I think any ideology, whether secular or religious, should be open to criticism and mockery. |
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"I imagine the appeal is the mystery as well as some very alluring eyes.
It’s no worse than the nun fantasy or vicar and tarts parties in terms of religion and I can’t recall anyone on here taking offence to that before.
I think the problem is that most self described Muslims take their religion seriously whilst most self described Christians don't. Hence more of the former get offended by people taking the piss out of their religion than do the latter.
Me, I think any ideology, whether secular or religious, should be open to criticism and mockery. "
I meant in the context of Swinging. I can’t imagine any devout Muslims or Christians wanting or being able to be part of this lifestyle, the emphasis on devout. |
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I'd love to know why people thinks it's a laugh and a joke to make fun of Christianity but the same people wouldn't dare say anything remotely critical of Islam
One example being a twat I used to have on social media once took a pile of bibles and put them in the fiction section of a book store or library or whatever. Imagine the uproar if someone took a pile of korans and done likewise. I called him out on it and guess what? Unfriended lol
The same idiot was also up in arms years back when some guy in America was planning on burning the Koran
Why is it ok for one and not for the other? Equality has a long long long way to go in this country amongst the "Brexits ruined our futures even though I didn't bother to vote" types |
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"I imagine the appeal is the mystery as well as some very alluring eyes.
It’s no worse than the nun fantasy or vicar and tarts parties in terms of religion and I can’t recall anyone on here taking offence to that before.
I think the problem is that most self described Muslims take their religion seriously whilst most self described Christians don't. Hence more of the former get offended by people taking the piss out of their religion than do the latter.
Me, I think any ideology, whether secular or religious, should be open to criticism and mockery.
I meant in the context of Swinging. I can’t imagine any devout Muslims or Christians wanting or being able to be part of this lifestyle, the emphasis on devout. "
don't think that was brought into question it was initially about had anyone seen a woman wearing a burka then it transpired it was his fantasy then it seems the thread was about the mystery woman under the demeaning garb which is now similar to a nuns outfit |
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" I do however have a dislike of the burka,hijab and other forms of religious garb that demean in my opinion the women that wear them also Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to ,just because I disagree with it doesn't mean its universally disagreed with its my opinion and forums throw up different opinions ,we debate them and hopefully don't get personal ,some however do "
So you also have problems with a Tichel or a turban? Both of those are religious hair coverings chosen to be worn by women of other faiths... There are many Christian women who also cover their hair... I'd that objectionable to you too? Because you do just seen to be focusing on the Muslim practise, especially when you band around comments such as
'Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to'
Anyway... Having had something of a religious upbringing myself I can totally understand why some people fetishise religious clothing and situations. It generally either falls under the categories of 'corrupting the innocent' or 'descovering devience'
Both of which are hot as hell. |
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" I do however have a dislike of the burka,hijab and other forms of religious garb that demean in my opinion the women that wear them also Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to ,just because I disagree with it doesn't mean its universally disagreed with its my opinion and forums throw up different opinions ,we debate them and hopefully don't get personal ,some however do
So you also have problems with a Tichel or a turban? Both of those are religious hair coverings chosen to be worn by women of other faiths... There are many Christian women who also cover their hair... I'd that objectionable to you too? Because you do just seen to be focusing on the Muslim practise, especially when you band around comments such as
'Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to'
Anyway... Having had something of a religious upbringing myself I can totally understand why some people fetishise religious clothing and situations. It generally either falls under the categories of 'corrupting the innocent' or 'descovering devience'
Both of which are hot as hell. "
I don't have a problem with a tichel or a turban no why do you ask |
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" I do however have a dislike of the burka,hijab and other forms of religious garb that demean in my opinion the women that wear them also Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to ,just because I disagree with it doesn't mean its universally disagreed with its my opinion and forums throw up different opinions ,we debate them and hopefully don't get personal ,some however do
So you also have problems with a Tichel or a turban? Both of those are religious hair coverings chosen to be worn by women of other faiths... There are many Christian women who also cover their hair... I'd that objectionable to you too? Because you do just seen to be focusing on the Muslim practise, especially when you band around comments such as
'Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to'
Anyway... Having had something of a religious upbringing myself I can totally understand why some people fetishise religious clothing and situations. It generally either falls under the categories of 'corrupting the innocent' or 'descovering devience'
Both of which are hot as hell. I don't have a problem with a tichel or a turban no why do you ask "
Of course you don't because they're not traditional Muslim attire |
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" I do however have a dislike of the burka,hijab and other forms of religious garb that demean in my opinion the women that wear them also Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to ,just because I disagree with it doesn't mean its universally disagreed with its my opinion and forums throw up different opinions ,we debate them and hopefully don't get personal ,some however do
So you also have problems with a Tichel or a turban? Both of those are religious hair coverings chosen to be worn by women of other faiths... There are many Christian women who also cover their hair... I'd that objectionable to you too? Because you do just seen to be focusing on the Muslim practise, especially when you band around comments such as
'Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to'
Anyway... Having had something of a religious upbringing myself I can totally understand why some people fetishise religious clothing and situations. It generally either falls under the categories of 'corrupting the innocent' or 'descovering devience'
Both of which are hot as hell. I don't have a problem with a tichel or a turban no why do you ask
Of course you don't because they're not traditional Muslim attire "
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" I do however have a dislike of the burka,hijab and other forms of religious garb that demean in my opinion the women that wear them also Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to ,just because I disagree with it doesn't mean its universally disagreed with its my opinion and forums throw up different opinions ,we debate them and hopefully don't get personal ,some however do
So you also have problems with a Tichel or a turban? Both of those are religious hair coverings chosen to be worn by women of other faiths... There are many Christian women who also cover their hair... I'd that objectionable to you too? Because you do just seen to be focusing on the Muslim practise, especially when you band around comments such as
'Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to'
Anyway... Having had something of a religious upbringing myself I can totally understand why some people fetishise religious clothing and situations. It generally either falls under the categories of 'corrupting the innocent' or 'descovering devience'
Both of which are hot as hell. I don't have a problem with a tichel or a turban no why do you ask
Of course you don't because they're not traditional Muslim attire "
the two items mentioned are hats why would anyone object to a hat ,the burka and hijab are hiding the person from the world 'the woman ' from the world their is a distinct difference |
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" I do however have a dislike of the burka,hijab and other forms of religious garb that demean in my opinion the women that wear them also Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to ,just because I disagree with it doesn't mean its universally disagreed with its my opinion and forums throw up different opinions ,we debate them and hopefully don't get personal ,some however do
So you also have problems with a Tichel or a turban? Both of those are religious hair coverings chosen to be worn by women of other faiths... There are many Christian women who also cover their hair... I'd that objectionable to you too? Because you do just seen to be focusing on the Muslim practise, especially when you band around comments such as
'Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to'
Anyway... Having had something of a religious upbringing myself I can totally understand why some people fetishise religious clothing and situations. It generally either falls under the categories of 'corrupting the innocent' or 'descovering devience'
Both of which are hot as hell. "
well said.....I really didn't want to respond and entertain people who's views on religious matters only seem to be around the Muslim or Islam context...but a great response from you... couldn't agree more |
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" I do however have a dislike of the burka,hijab and other forms of religious garb that demean in my opinion the women that wear them also Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to ,just because I disagree with it doesn't mean its universally disagreed with its my opinion and forums throw up different opinions ,we debate them and hopefully don't get personal ,some however do
So you also have problems with a Tichel or a turban? Both of those are religious hair coverings chosen to be worn by women of other faiths... There are many Christian women who also cover their hair... I'd that objectionable to you too? Because you do just seen to be focusing on the Muslim practise, especially when you band around comments such as
'Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to'
Anyway... Having had something of a religious upbringing myself I can totally understand why some people fetishise religious clothing and situations. It generally either falls under the categories of 'corrupting the innocent' or 'descovering devience'
Both of which are hot as hell.
well said.....I really didn't want to respond and entertain people who's views on religious matters only seem to be around the Muslim or Islam context...but a great response from you... couldn't agree more"
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" I do however have a dislike of the burka,hijab and other forms of religious garb that demean in my opinion the women that wear them also Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to ,just because I disagree with it doesn't mean its universally disagreed with its my opinion and forums throw up different opinions ,we debate them and hopefully don't get personal ,some however do
So you also have problems with a Tichel or a turban? Both of those are religious hair coverings chosen to be worn by women of other faiths... There are many Christian women who also cover their hair... I'd that objectionable to you too? Because you do just seen to be focusing on the Muslim practise, especially when you band around comments such as
'Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to'
Anyway... Having had something of a religious upbringing myself I can totally understand why some people fetishise religious clothing and situations. It generally either falls under the categories of 'corrupting the innocent' or 'descovering devience'
Both of which are hot as hell.
well said.....I really didn't want to respond and entertain people who's views on religious matters only seem to be around the Muslim or Islam context...but a great response from you... couldn't agree more
I going to take a leaf out of your book "
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" I do however have a dislike of the burka,hijab and other forms of religious garb that demean in my opinion the women that wear them also Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to ,just because I disagree with it doesn't mean its universally disagreed with its my opinion and forums throw up different opinions ,we debate them and hopefully don't get personal ,some however do
So you also have problems with a Tichel or a turban? Both of those are religious hair coverings chosen to be worn by women of other faiths... There are many Christian women who also cover their hair... I'd that objectionable to you too? Because you do just seen to be focusing on the Muslim practise, especially when you band around comments such as
'Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to'
Anyway... Having had something of a religious upbringing myself I can totally understand why some people fetishise religious clothing and situations. It generally either falls under the categories of 'corrupting the innocent' or 'descovering devience'
Both of which are hot as hell. I don't have a problem with a tichel or a turban no why do you ask
Of course you don't because they're not traditional Muslim attire the two items mentioned are hats why would anyone object to a hat ,the burka and hijab are hiding the person from the world 'the woman ' from the world their is a distinct difference "
hiding the person from the world? lol its a choice a women makes on weather to wear a burka a pair of jeans or skirt.... that's how normal it is for a women who dresses this way.. the choice is there's.... |
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" I do however have a dislike of the burka,hijab and other forms of religious garb that demean in my opinion the women that wear them also Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to ,just because I disagree with it doesn't mean its universally disagreed with its my opinion and forums throw up different opinions ,we debate them and hopefully don't get personal ,some however do
So you also have problems with a Tichel or a turban? Both of those are religious hair coverings chosen to be worn by women of other faiths... There are many Christian women who also cover their hair... I'd that objectionable to you too? Because you do just seen to be focusing on the Muslim practise, especially when you band around comments such as
'Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to'
Anyway... Having had something of a religious upbringing myself I can totally understand why some people fetishise religious clothing and situations. It generally either falls under the categories of 'corrupting the innocent' or 'descovering devience'
Both of which are hot as hell. I don't have a problem with a tichel or a turban no why do you ask
Of course you don't because they're not traditional Muslim attire the two items mentioned are hats why would anyone object to a hat ,the burka and hijab are hiding the person from the world 'the woman ' from the world their is a distinct difference
hiding the person from the world? lol its a choice a women makes on weather to wear a burka a pair of jeans or skirt.... that's how normal it is for a women who dresses this way.. the choice is there's.... "
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"Having worked in the Saudi & other parts of Middle East there are plenty of UK High St shops that sell sexy lingerie to fully clad girls wearing burkas. Never forget going into a gold shop in the souk in Daman, Saudi as this figure in black exited. Being a gent I waited for her to come out just as her veil dropped revealing the most beautiful face of a young twenty something Sauidi girl with the sexiest eyes you ever saw. As you can tell this fraction of a second incident left a great impression on a young lad!! See my pics for a very sexy Muslim milf with longest nipps I ever had pleasure of. "
She isn't muslim if she is on here sucking cock and exposing her bits! |
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" I do however have a dislike of the burka,hijab and other forms of religious garb that demean in my opinion the women that wear them also Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to ,just because I disagree with it doesn't mean its universally disagreed with its my opinion and forums throw up different opinions ,we debate them and hopefully don't get personal ,some however do
So you also have problems with a Tichel or a turban? Both of those are religious hair coverings chosen to be worn by women of other faiths... There are many Christian women who also cover their hair... I'd that objectionable to you too? Because you do just seen to be focusing on the Muslim practise, especially when you band around comments such as
'Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to'
Anyway... Having had something of a religious upbringing myself I can totally understand why some people fetishise religious clothing and situations. It generally either falls under the categories of 'corrupting the innocent' or 'descovering devience'
Both of which are hot as hell. I don't have a problem with a tichel or a turban no why do you ask
Of course you don't because they're not traditional Muslim attire the two items mentioned are hats why would anyone object to a hat ,the burka and hijab are hiding the person from the world 'the woman ' from the world their is a distinct difference
hiding the person from the world? lol its a choice a women makes on weather to wear a burka a pair of jeans or skirt.... that's how normal it is for a women who dresses this way.. the choice is there's.... "
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"the two items mentioned are hats why would anyone object to a hat ,the burka and hijab are hiding the person from the world 'the woman ' from the world their is a distinct difference "
The two items mentioned are head coverings that are religiously instructed. A hijab is a headscarf. If you're going to take offense at at item of clothing try to at least learn what it is you're taking offense at. I see women every day walking down the street in varying forms of religious dress, some of which includes women in jeans and a jumper with a hijab. |
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"the two items mentioned are hats why would anyone object to a hat ,the burka and hijab are hiding the person from the world 'the woman ' from the world their is a distinct difference
The two items mentioned are head coverings that are religiously instructed. A hijab is a headscarf. If you're going to take offense at at item of clothing try to at least learn what it is you're taking offense at. I see women every day walking down the street in varying forms of religious dress, some of which includes women in jeans and a jumper with a hijab. "
I'm not taking offence I'm not a fan of the burka or hijab but the hat and scarf no probs |
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"Having worked in the Saudi & other parts of Middle East there are plenty of UK High St shops that sell sexy lingerie to fully clad girls wearing burkas. Never forget going into a gold shop in the souk in Daman, Saudi as this figure in black exited. Being a gent I waited for her to come out just as her veil dropped revealing the most beautiful face of a young twenty something Sauidi girl with the sexiest eyes you ever saw. As you can tell this fraction of a second incident left a great impression on a young lad!! See my pics for a very sexy Muslim milf with longest nipps I ever had pleasure of.
She isn't muslim if she is on here sucking cock and exposing her bits!"
really lol ? so a Christian isn't a Christian because she's on here having fun
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"Having worked in the Saudi & other parts of Middle East there are plenty of UK High St shops that sell sexy lingerie to fully clad girls wearing burkas. Never forget going into a gold shop in the souk in Daman, Saudi as this figure in black exited. Being a gent I waited for her to come out just as her veil dropped revealing the most beautiful face of a young twenty something Sauidi girl with the sexiest eyes you ever saw. As you can tell this fraction of a second incident left a great impression on a young lad!! See my pics for a very sexy Muslim milf with longest nipps I ever had pleasure of.
She isn't muslim if she is on here sucking cock and exposing her bits!
really lol ? so a Christian isn't a Christian because she's on here having fun
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"Having worked in the Saudi & other parts of Middle East there are plenty of UK High St shops that sell sexy lingerie to fully clad girls wearing burkas. Never forget going into a gold shop in the souk in Daman, Saudi as this figure in black exited. Being a gent I waited for her to come out just as her veil dropped revealing the most beautiful face of a young twenty something Sauidi girl with the sexiest eyes you ever saw. As you can tell this fraction of a second incident left a great impression on a young lad!! See my pics for a very sexy Muslim milf with longest nipps I ever had pleasure of.
She isn't muslim if she is on here sucking cock and exposing her bits!
really lol ? so a Christian isn't a Christian because she's on here having fun
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All mainstream Christian denominations say that the only valid form of sexuality is within a monogamous marriage. Obviously people can call themselves whatever they like, but I said I was a Conservative but spent my Sundays canvassing for the Labour party you might question how much of a conservative I really was. |
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All mainstream Christian denominations say that the only valid form of sexuality is within a monogamous marriage. Obviously people can call themselves whatever they like, but I said I was a Conservative but spent my Sundays canvassing for the Labour party you might question how much of a conservative I really was. "
Mainstream yes. Doesn't mean that all Christians believe that is right. For example, There are many examples in the Bible of polyamory. There are also a large amount of gay Christians (and some of those devout people you mentioned would argue that they can't be because they are gay). Faith is personal and is just as subjective as anything else in life. It's not black and white |
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Less is more I find it very alluring and I’m
Not bisexual or find women attractive in any way, if I was to go work and live abroad I wouldn’t mind wearing it if I’m
Honest, I like the idea of choosing for whom
And when someone can see me and that I am not an object of desire and not have opinions based on me by my looks |
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All mainstream Christian denominations say that the only valid form of sexuality is within a monogamous marriage. Obviously people can call themselves whatever they like, but I said I was a Conservative but spent my Sundays canvassing for the Labour party you might question how much of a conservative I really was.
The confusion between Christianity and religion
Mainstream yes. Doesn't mean that all Christians believe that is right. For example, There are many examples in the Bible of polyamory. There are also a large amount of gay Christians (and some of those devout people you mentioned would argue that they can't be because they are gay). Faith is personal and is just as subjective as anything else in life. It's not black and white "
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All mainstream Christian denominations say that the only valid form of sexuality is within a monogamous marriage. Obviously people can call themselves whatever they like, but I said I was a Conservative but spent my Sundays canvassing for the Labour party you might question how much of a conservative I really was.
Mainstream yes. Doesn't mean that all Christians believe that is right. For example, There are many examples in the Bible of polyamory. There are also a large amount of gay Christians (and some of those devout people you mentioned would argue that they can't be because they are gay). Faith is personal and is just as subjective as anything else in life. It's not black and white "
I agree that faith is personal, but I do find it difficult to understand how people can call themselves Christians when every Christian organisation in the world says their lifestyle is sinful. |
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" I do however have a dislike of the burka,hijab and other forms of religious garb that demean in my opinion the women that wear them also Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to ,just because I disagree with it doesn't mean its universally disagreed with its my opinion and forums throw up different opinions ,we debate them and hopefully don't get personal ,some however do
So you also have problems with a Tichel or a turban? Both of those are religious hair coverings chosen to be worn by women of other faiths... There are many Christian women who also cover their hair... I'd that objectionable to you too? Because you do just seen to be focusing on the Muslim practise, especially when you band around comments such as
'Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to'
Anyway... Having had something of a religious upbringing myself I can totally understand why some people fetishise religious clothing and situations. It generally either falls under the categories of 'corrupting the innocent' or 'descovering devience'
Both of which are hot as hell. I don't have a problem with a tichel or a turban no why do you ask
Of course you don't because they're not traditional Muslim attire and your point is "
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"Anyone ever met a woman dressed in a full burka?
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In all seriousness OP, this is best achieved as a cosplay scenario, go buy a burka, find somebody with great eyes who is willing to play along and enjoy your fantasy. |
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" I do however have a dislike of the burka,hijab and other forms of religious garb that demean in my opinion the women that wear them also Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to ,just because I disagree with it doesn't mean its universally disagreed with its my opinion and forums throw up different opinions ,we debate them and hopefully don't get personal ,some however do
So you also have problems with a Tichel or a turban? Both of those are religious hair coverings chosen to be worn by women of other faiths... There are many Christian women who also cover their hair... I'd that objectionable to you too? Because you do just seen to be focusing on the Muslim practise, especially when you band around comments such as
'Britain allows people of different faiths to lead their lives as they would in their own countries but one should respect the country you live ins rules to'
Anyway... Having had something of a religious upbringing myself I can totally understand why some people fetishise religious clothing and situations. It generally either falls under the categories of 'corrupting the innocent' or 'descovering devience'
Both of which are hot as hell. I don't have a problem with a tichel or a turban no why do you ask
Of course you don't because they're not traditional Muslim attire and your point is
Are you seriously missing the point ? I think it's been made pretty clearly. "
the point of the thread or the now point ......religion and the beliefs of Christians as opposed to Muslims and the scarves and hats they wear ? |
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I am not sure what the issue is here. If you fetishise religious dress, go for it with like minded friends.
If religious people don't like that, I don't see a problem as long as you don't do it in front of them... |
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Wore a yashmak with my best friend when I was visiting overseas with her - gave me a taste of how differently people treat you. Wore it again back here with her for a day as a kind of litmus test and had a very different experience.
You wouldn’t find many burkhas in Britain though...far more likely to find a niqab. |
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"Wore a yashmak with my best friend when I was visiting overseas with her - gave me a taste of how differently people treat you. Wore it again back here with her for a day as a kind of litmus test and had a very different experience.
You wouldn’t find many burkhas in Britain though...far more likely to find a niqab. "
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