u/Gori-3

What made you leave Islam? I mean, Islam doesn't oppress men like it does with women. Did you leave it out of empathy for women, disagreeing with Islam, child marriage, other reasons that aren't related to gender discrimination, etc?

In 2024, I was so homophobic-transphobic, I was so Muslim, I was so male-centered, and believed is fake Islamic folklore that never happened, only for my faith 1yr later in 2025 to weaken, my sexuality started to change, I opposed Sharia law as a Muslim, left Islam, converted to Christianity and left it as well shortly, claimed antitheism, and found out I'm trans. It was because of my witness to Islam's true colors of opressing women, discriminating against religious minorities, making unfair eceptions for murder, and allowing child marriage. Anybody who had this phase as well? Where you're just so Islamic?

I'm honestly growing sick of gender stereotypes.

"Men are always the aggressor!"

"Women are passive, pure, have a gentle heart, and can't be evil."

"Women are better at multitasking." (It's a stereotype, not a reality.)

You get the point.

Stereotypes are an over-exaggerated and an oversimplification of a demographic of people, an example is that Asians are good at math, Black people are good at basketball, and the examples I gave earlier.

And I just wanna object to those gender stereotypes and say:

"Man can be weak, vulnerable, and victims of other men or even women."

"Women can be evil and not passive. Look at female teachers assaulting male students who are usually under 15! It's becoming more visible and its rates are increasing"

"Being good at multitasking is a personal talent, not a gendered talent."

Feminism isn't "women must be treated better than men", it's "men and women are equal".

Let's not laugh at a male victim of rape because it genuinely disgusts me.

A man can be weaker than a woman.

A woman hitting a man is unacceptable.

Which one do you find more attractive, a hairless man or a man who has body hair?