Re: How to approach a Hijaban?
I know the reply does not have me quoted but I have to say that is so unreasonable. It's like me saying: "Every woman who does not wear a hijab is -. And if someone is not a - they shouldn't take offense of what I have said." I mean why mention everyone, and then not expect anyone to object.
I mean, sure you have the right to your opinion and all but is it really fair to make such a broad comment carelessly? I mean yes, even I have seen some "desperate" hijabans, but the fact that they are "hijabans" really has nothing to do with them being desperate so why mention it together? Anyhow, you need to understand that you really can not go around making such judgements and then expect people to take them lightly. I mean, you didn't even say "Some hijabans" or "Hijabans I've known" - you just threw every single hijaban out there under one single category - "desperate" - and then you wonder why people might take offense. I did find it offensive to be honest, why? Because I am a hijaban and I do not appreciate someone out there (be it anyone) automatically associating the word "desperate" with "hijaban". It is wrong and a baseless judgement.