Muslim women talk hijab

yeah i'm totally bald like have no hair lady looked at me and her response was and thought the chef should be coming seeing me in hijab they said yo mama osama but like chowing with it on guy like elbowed me in the face my favorite one recovered at very young age was 12 years old when first not first but permanently started wearing the hijab and told my parents that wanted to wear it and said are you sure dad i'm gonna wear hijab next week on thursday and he was like no you're not it stayed with me for for very long time decided to wear hijab when was 25 years old it was my own decision and kept that up for six years or so always was making statement walking down the street about who was as person my god think i've been wearing hijab for 13 years 13 bloody years of oppression yeah i've oppressed my hair yeah i've neglected it was never forced to hijab initially put the hijab on because it was symbol of my conviction of faith chose to put it on chose to take it off all right all right next question hijab to me means hijab means lot to me an act of rebellion in sense an act of challenging challenging western standards the beauty it means that you identify yourself as practicing muslim it represents everything stand for hijab is my precious believe it's something that do solely for the sake of god i'm making statement against the dictatorship of the fashion industry because decide what want to wear and think it applies to men and women hijab is not just piece of cloth that covers your head i'm tired of muslim women and muslim woman's faith being reduced to piece of cloth it's whole attitude it's whole mentality i'm sick of other people deciding how i'm meant to be and how i'm meant to look around police brothers sister sister is this too much makeup you're going to burn in hell that's not hijab focus on yourself and of course when you wear your heart on your sleeve as they say you're faced with lot of criticism as well really don't think that because someone looks certain way makes them more pious just because have cats on my hijab doesn't mean my hijab is it hijab hijab i'm tired of the obsession do have my faith but that has nothing to do with anyone else sometimes get get you know love the color love you know and sometimes you get hey terrorists go back home they both looked at the empty seat next to me and looked at each other and said we're not sitting next to her because of this do you brush it what makes this hinder me from speaking another language you you speak spanish english really do you understand german think there's too much placing of what women wear why do people care don't owe anyone any apology for my lifestyle mind your own business work on yourself as women we should stick together and empower each other rather than bring each other down you