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something ordinary
last modified Sep 4, 2004 at 7:15
my dad complimented me today he said, i just need to lose 5 more kg and i'll look great
and i think that's soooo sweet
well I actually need to lose 20kg to look great btw hahahahha
anyhooooo i'm happy cause I managed to lose 10% of my body weight and that's a lot, at least for me so I have another month and half to lose 10kg my goal is to be at 69 kg on the last day of puasa
actually I always want to write about Mawi-Ina breakoff but i always have no time to write it down i dunno why but somehow Ina's reaction toward the whole thing and people response against Ina open my eyes on how unlucky Malay women are
I think Ina is amongst the first Malay women who dare to talk about her disappointment regarding her breakoff with Mawi altho her action to publish a book was seen by people as ways to defame mawi and to raise popularity.
I, somehow, dont think so..
I love the fact she dares to publish her book I consider her book as symbol of young Malay women's fight against injustice, against betrayal I consider her book as the rise of Malay women whose right has been abused and i seriously consider her book as a big FUCK YOU to the malay society
I'm an avid book collector amongst my favorite theme is tale about Asian women who fighting for their right, about fighting against injustice but sadly enough there is no Malay author who published those kind of book until today.None! Women's place in Malay society saddened me there are NO malay women who willing to spoke out against injustice against them
I was so sad when read about people comment against Ina Ina who has clearly been betrayed by her own first love, thru phone call nonetheless, after he become famous This women sacrificed herself and went along thru thick and thin moment in Mawi's life is jeered by his fans...a lot of them just because she published a book to defend herself against Mawi's betrayal
I am sad because most of those jeering at her are also women
Rasul himself trying so hard to elevate woman status in Islam he is the icon of feminism, who protect women from injustice against men why malay people can't follow his step? why malay people still place women at the bottom
I'm very upset with the mindset of these people
Ina is nothing compare to other suffering malay women out there... BUT I hope she will revolutionize the mindset of malay community
*i want to continue and polished this later
i just want to write down my nazar if i get the job i will sedekah rm300 from my first gaji to the surau
hopefully i will get through the interview easily and get the job as soon as possible
insya allah
im pms-ing so skarang nih teringin nak kahwin i just want to get married
BUT i dont want to be those people who satisfied with what they got im a materialistic person i have goals in life i want to have a car, a house, and lots of money before i get married both of us want that
but right now... it feels like i dont care i just want to get married just give me a ring, a quran, and kenduri money i'll be happy
BUT i have my mom's feeling to spare orang2 sekeliling lagik...kang free2 kena fitnah kalo kawin camtuh
but you know at times like this... when i have menstrual cramp all i need is someone to warm my tummy up
sigh susahnyaaaaa laaaa nak kawin
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