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Felt modest today. Did some shopping and chores.

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You started so young

I know but it’s best to start young as it has made me a better Muslimah and I was able to go through girls puberty the same time as other girls my age.

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How long have you been a Muslim woman and what is your daily life like?

I’ve been a Muslim woman for 14 years since I was 14. My daily life consists of waking up early for prayer then making breakfast for my aunt. The rest of the day consists of cleaning, doing laundry and cooking dinner for when she arrives home. If I need to go grocery shopping my aunt will take me as I do not drive. On Friday I go to masjid with my aunt.

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Keep your sissy covered for his protection.

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Just because your a sissy doesn’t mean you can’t get pregnant.

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Even sissy Muslimah’s should wear a pad and lactation pads in their panties and bra.

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All feminized boys that become Muslimah’s should be kept covered for their protection.

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Training for being pregnant should be a constant thing.

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Being on period is something magical. That painful and humiliating inconvenience, kind of weakness, is a beautiful part of womanhood. As a sissy girl I wear the maxi pads each month to show my symbolic respect for women. By doing this I also mark my failure as a man and degrade myself.