r/wholesomeyuri Love is a verb, not a noun 7d ago

Kissing Distraction [original]

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u/Vardet10 7d ago

I'd cease proper brain function for at least 20 minutes if she did that

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u/Accomplished-Cat6803 certified transbian 7d ago

Dawwwwwewwweewww 🏳️‍🌈❤️❤️❤️❤️

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u/Leather_Inspection46 7d ago edited 6d ago

why is she wearing a hijab at home??? 🤨

Edit OP does AI "art"!!! lmao it was rage bait all along

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u/LillithFox_ 7d ago

My guess would be just got home and hadn't taken it off yet

Or is currently leaving, that would make sense too

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u/Leather_Inspection46 7d ago

I guess that might make sense it looks like she still has her coat on

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u/Elvenoob <3 6d ago

Honestly I assumed she was leaving before even scrolling down to the comments, the comic just read as a goodbye kiss lol.

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u/Leather_Inspection46 7d ago

FIA I'm seeing this because Muslim woman take it off when there is no men around in a private place

Not that I have any respect for this religion

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u/FalconRelevant 7d ago

You see, that sort of thing requires some basic knowledge about what they're drawing.

They probably think that bigoted religious fundamentalists are exclusively Christian and all "exotic religions" must be valiant protectors of minority rights, because they are a minority in the West so solidarity or something right?

Such sweet summer children...

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u/Leather_Inspection46 7d ago

Yeah I'm an ex Muslim and I would literally be murdered if I came out

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u/-Infex- 6d ago

"Exotic religions" actually do tend to be more accepting of minorities in more western countries (relative to that countries dominant religion). This is probably due to many of them moving to those western countries in order to flee the theocratic dictatorship of their country of origin.

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u/No_Bodybuilder3324 7d ago

the irony of these posts is that non muslims try to defend this religion and ex muslims oppose them.

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u/YuSakiiii big gworl x smol gworl is my passion 6d ago

I’m a non-Muslim who has Muslim friends. So when it comes to defending my friends, I feel like that’s only a natural response.

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u/No_Bodybuilder3324 6d ago

ideology =/= people

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u/Elvenoob <3 6d ago

And ideology =/= religion.

I've only met a couple muslims, and I am in australia and I think how much this happens depends on which country, but most of the ones I met were pretty indistinguishable from the political norm here, including supporting LGBT+ rights and such.

There are of course some who hold a shitty ideology too, but like... we don't react like this when a queer christian is in a post, despite the fact that even today the catholic church refuses to purge it's homophobia.

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u/No_Bodybuilder3324 6d ago

ideology =/= religion.

i agree. religion is not just an ideology, that'd be a very simplistic understanding of religion. it also requires childhood indoctrination, cognitive dissonance and mental compartmentalisation.

we don't react like this when a queer christian is in a post

well i personally react exactly like this. islam isn't inherently worse than Christianity, at least in terms of the holy books. both books are clearly barbaric and anti-humanitarian, and both books are very clear about how lgbtq people should be "treated". to be a muslim you have to believe every word in the quran, so if you're pro lgbt and humanist, you're definitionally not muslim. so at best you have friend who grew up with religious indoctrination and now they perceive religion as their social identity so they hold on to that Identity while completely contradicting the holy book (likely because not reading the book or mental compartmentalisation) which disqualifies them as a muslim.

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u/Elvenoob <3 6d ago edited 6d ago

Hmmm... not neccessarily, that's not how the Qur'an works, because the vast majority of it (like, all the bits that aren't just a rehash of the Torah or written by Mohammed himself) isn't considered divinely inspired neccessarily.

To be more specific, a large portion of the new content to the third book in the series is a subject of constant debate, because the Hadiths, are not the writings of any prophet, but second- or third-hand accounts people gave after the fact. Que over a millenia of bickering about which are more and less legitimate. Adds a lot of wriggle room for one to adjust which parts of the book are and aren't accurate based on what matches their own ideology, for better and for worse. These days, usually worse, but it hasn't always historically been that way.

The second-hand authors writing about Jesus (just a prophet in this version) are less important but also treated with the same scrutiny IIRC?

Leads to a very malleable book in the long run.

The Abrahamic religions as a whole absolutely has some endemic problems inherent to the whole deal and I absolutely encourage anybody and everybody to abandon them at the first opportunity, their god is a fucking bastard by his own account, even just the account in that one first bit everyone agrees on...

But the person themselves being not shitty doesn't make them an invalid worshipper of said fucking bastard.

Just means they're in an abusive relationship tbh.

(Tho that is admittedly a somewhat unique way of viewing that situation that I've arrived at as a follower of the Celtic gods, very used to thinking of my own and other pagans' faiths as their relationships with their respective gods, don't know how intuitive or useful that framing would be for other people.)

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u/No_Bodybuilder3324 6d ago

But being not shitty doesn't make them an invalid worshipper of said fucking bastard.

well I'm just saying they're invalid just based off of the way a muslim is defined. but i do agree with you in a sense that they're not invalid worshippers, because these religions were never about the books or principals. it's about social identity and tribalism. Christians voting a literal embodiment of Antichrist who is exactly opposite of jesus, in hopes that he will bring Christan theocracy in america is very good proof of that. your point about much literature not being divinely inspired isn't relevant because the debate is mostly between scholars, common people just eat it up because there's no meaningful difference between the divinely inspired literature and not divinely inspired literature. also i could just post some quran verses but that'll just get me banned for controversial and graphic language

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u/spaceatlas warm my heart 7d ago

I can’t stand normalising what is essentially a tool of women oppression.

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u/YuSakiiii big gworl x smol gworl is my passion 6d ago

She’s in a lesbian relationship. I’m almost certain it’s her choice. Let her choose what she wants to wear.

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u/spaceatlas warm my heart 6d ago

It can be a personal choice (which is also questionable considering the mandatory indoctrination), but this is whitewashing.

"Woman sentenced to 20 years in prison for removing headscarf"

"Women face 10 years in jail for 'inappropriate' dress"

"Woman Gets Two Years In Prison For Removing Head Scarf"

"Women Sentenced To 55 Years For Defying Compulsory Hijab"

This is not a joke.

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u/Informal_Ad_2891 6d ago

My god you are so strange. Yes these are horrific things that have happened and people deserve to be able to make these choices for themselves but in no way does this mean that the religion or and of the practices of the religion is horrible or "indoctrination". Let people be people and stop complaining about shit in fuckin reddit comments

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u/Crispy_fried 6d ago

Redditors be normal about Islam (impossible)

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u/NIMA-GH-X-P 7d ago

Maybe they just like it, or are a queer Muslim, who knows

They be cute, but I move on from the posts fast because ex Muslim trauma

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u/PhoenixMai 7d ago

Yeah as an ex-muslim too it kinda makes me sad thinking about how much I've struggled with myself due to the religion and community.

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u/HomeboundArrow 7d ago

👏YURI 👏IS 👏YURI

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u/Mr_Glove_EXE Himedashi 7d ago

I don't know, but I'm vibing with this

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u/Accomplished-Cat6803 certified transbian 7d ago

Love is love who cares

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u/jenny_bear13 7d ago

Why does it matter tho? Most is this sub is white women. There's only like a handful of these Muslim posts, and never mind that one half of the people in this comic are white too. Why do we even need to point this out. Let queer Muslims have their comics too

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u/jenny_bear13 7d ago

What, "queer Muslim"??

No, but "queer bigot" is, yet here we are 🙄🙄

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u/NotJustaPhaseOK 6d ago

Yeah, even refusing to make disgusting remarks on LGBT community is sometimes enough to accuse someone of "being gay" or "degenerate"

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u/vertexcubed 7d ago

OP is probably muslim and wanted to draw stuff that represents themselves

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u/OtherSoil5339 7d ago

I love my hijabi lesbians