I think it's the thought that counts, although I've never seen something like this before.
Of course, I'd stick to my bikini though.
How about you?

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always out to protect their women from eyes while the men collect those women in fives and more, like old volkswagens. all the new laws are always how to supress their women. thank God i aint, i would have committed husbandcide a long time ago, and prolly been killed a long time ago too.

@post

that burqina looks horrid, and its prolly intended to drown the woman

I like it.

I think wearing your jeans or whatever you had on before would be much easier and comfortable than this

My diving suits lk like pics 3, 4, and 5, so I see nothing wrong with them. what's up with the dress blouse and pant as swimwear ridiculous!

mohawkchic:

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funny ;Dbut you may pick up a second huzzy because it looks really shiek

muslim women - a.k.a CLOSET FREAKS, geez, wear the damn bikini, muslim women are always FAT sha, so they better hide all that EBA tummy

this doesn't look much like swim wear to me na by force to swim

@ all i think that is unfair. we all have ways to address issues but not like that. i personally dont see anything wrong in what they have on.

please try not to criticize others and their religion

its good

please i'd rather stay at home than go to the beach or swimming pool in that. people would just keep staring at someone like a weirdo.

please i'd rather stay at home than go to the beach or swimming pool in that. people would just keep staring like the person is a  weirdo.

throttler:

always out to protect their women from eyes while the men collect those women in fives and more, like old volkswagens. all the new laws are always how to supress their women. thank God i aint, i would have committed husbandcide a long time ago, and prolly been killed a long time ago too.

@post

that burqina looks horrid, and its prolly intended to drown the woman

You post is very stereotypical. I do agree that there are some extremists but believe me they are the minorities (unfortunately they get the most publicity). Many of these women choose to wear the veil or not. I grew up with many muslim friends who decided to wear the veil it while their mum/gdma or other siblings never wore it. The veil represents to them more than just a covering cloth that we, non-muslim may see. It represents an ideal that they are trying to attain - and that concept should not be hard to understand if you are serious/practicing christian. Many are very educated and ambitious, some doctors or businesswomen who are very independent with a strong personality and wont let nobody step onto their toes.
Please DO NOT mix/confuse Religious and Culture. Some cultures are very oppressive of women and the fact that they happen to be muslim gives an inaccurate reading of the religion. Senegal is about 90% muslim and has the highest percent of professional working women in all of subsaharian Africa.
Thus said, I agree with the idea that a lot of those men from repressive cultures allow themselves plenty of room to have fun and hide under the cover of religion.

PS: I am a strong, practicing born again christian who just hates stereotypes.