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@Aethelthryth. : Ah mais oui 
Pauvre personne, il va fuir
Pauvre personne, il va fuir
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@MarBvH
Ton cadeau est vraiment trop choupi je l'adore
Le thé + les cookies le combo parfait pour une pause goû-thé réussie !!
Merci beaucoup en tout cas !!
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Ton cadeau est vraiment trop choupi je l'adore
Le thé + les cookies le combo parfait pour une pause goû-thé réussie !!
Merci beaucoup en tout cas !!
Les photos :
D'après ce type,c'est ok de battre sa femme... si ça ne la rend pas moche 
A religious leader from Gaza was asked on Palestinian Authority TV for advice on how to fix a troubled marriage. His advice? That a husband should beat his wife in a way "that does not make her ugly" (video below).
Hassan al-Laham, a mufti, or Muslim legal expert who gives rulings on religious matters such as Sharia law, also told husbands to remember that they "did not buy [their wife] as a slave ... nor did [they] buy her at the market," The Daily Mail reports.
The show's host asked al-Laham to explain the steps to saving a marriage from divorce, which al-Laham said is to be considered a last resort in Islamic culture.
Explaining his advice for husbands to beat their wives, al-Laham said the prophet Muhammad tells Muslims: "The hitting is not meant to disfigure, harm or degrade. The hitting will be like a joke. He will hit her jokingly."
The mufti added: "The hitting is a kind of reminder that the love and friendship that Allah commanded is still found between [the couple]," also reasserting that the beating "should not break a bone or make the face ugly."
In the segment, al-Laham also advises, "Warn [the wives] and separate from them and hit them, and bring an arbitrator from his family and an arbitrator from her family," before discussing divorce.
Al-Laham said that before a husband beats his wife, he should give her "polite warnings" and demonstrate "good relations, dialogue, respect and humanity." He suggests that any warnings be done "inside the home" so the couple doesn't show their problems to the outside world, and recommends that the couple sleep in separate beds.
The watchdog group Palestinian Media Watch flagged the program, according to Fox News. The group's director, Itamar Marcus, said Palestine Authority TV, the network that ran the segment, is viewed in Palestine as being more moderate than Hamas, the terrorist group that runs Gaza.
"They actually think this is a moderate message -- that it is OK to beat your wife," Marcus told Fox News. "This is their perception."
A religious leader from Gaza was asked on Palestinian Authority TV for advice on how to fix a troubled marriage. His advice? That a husband should beat his wife in a way "that does not make her ugly" (video below).
Hassan al-Laham, a mufti, or Muslim legal expert who gives rulings on religious matters such as Sharia law, also told husbands to remember that they "did not buy [their wife] as a slave ... nor did [they] buy her at the market," The Daily Mail reports.
The show's host asked al-Laham to explain the steps to saving a marriage from divorce, which al-Laham said is to be considered a last resort in Islamic culture.
Explaining his advice for husbands to beat their wives, al-Laham said the prophet Muhammad tells Muslims: "The hitting is not meant to disfigure, harm or degrade. The hitting will be like a joke. He will hit her jokingly."
The mufti added: "The hitting is a kind of reminder that the love and friendship that Allah commanded is still found between [the couple]," also reasserting that the beating "should not break a bone or make the face ugly."
In the segment, al-Laham also advises, "Warn [the wives] and separate from them and hit them, and bring an arbitrator from his family and an arbitrator from her family," before discussing divorce.
Al-Laham said that before a husband beats his wife, he should give her "polite warnings" and demonstrate "good relations, dialogue, respect and humanity." He suggests that any warnings be done "inside the home" so the couple doesn't show their problems to the outside world, and recommends that the couple sleep in separate beds.
The watchdog group Palestinian Media Watch flagged the program, according to Fox News. The group's director, Itamar Marcus, said Palestine Authority TV, the network that ran the segment, is viewed in Palestine as being more moderate than Hamas, the terrorist group that runs Gaza.
"They actually think this is a moderate message -- that it is OK to beat your wife," Marcus told Fox News. "This is their perception."
Vous avez envie de rire?? (ou de pleurer,c'est selon! 
) Voilà un condensé de male tears,"toutes des salopes qui accusent des hommes innocents et qui s'en sortent" etc...
Why are women becoming immune to the law?
There are so many occurances where women are immune to the law; they don't receive any consequence for their illegal action (false rape allegations, assault on men etc). So why are women becoming immune to the law?
J'ai aussi lu une perle cet am(attention,c'est du lourd mais je pense que c'est du troll
)
Can a girl listen to Eminem's music???
Je vous l'avais dit...
) Voilà un condensé de male tears,"toutes des salopes qui accusent des hommes innocents et qui s'en sortent" etc...Why are women becoming immune to the law?
There are so many occurances where women are immune to the law; they don't receive any consequence for their illegal action (false rape allegations, assault on men etc). So why are women becoming immune to the law?
J'ai aussi lu une perle cet am(attention,c'est du lourd mais je pense que c'est du troll
)Can a girl listen to Eminem's music???
Je vous l'avais dit...
Vous me faites envie, colis de Secret Santa, avec tout ce thé 
@pitikoala : contente que ça te plaise ! 
@Cantor Métrique ,
C'est sur un site qui s'appelle Quora. C'est un site généraliste où les gens peuvent poser des questions sur les sujets généraux ou des sujets plus personnels. Ca ne fait pas longtemps que je connais le site mais depuis hier,c'est envahi par de ces trolls
C'est sur un site qui s'appelle Quora. C'est un site généraliste où les gens peuvent poser des questions sur les sujets généraux ou des sujets plus personnels. Ca ne fait pas longtemps que je connais le site mais depuis hier,c'est envahi par de ces trolls
Bon, j'ai rien à dire de spécialement intelligent ou dans le sujet.
Vous avez passez un bon week-end les genTes?
Vous avez passez un bon week-end les genTes?
@Shadeluna : Je me suis sévèrement pris la tête avecune de mes tantes sur (en gros) la culture du viol 
Elle s'en est pris assez violemment à moi à la fin, mais j'ai été claire et plutôt pédagogue, donc je suis contente. Et puis j'avais raison
Elle s'en est pris assez violemment à moi à la fin, mais j'ai été claire et plutôt pédagogue, donc je suis contente. Et puis j'avais raison
@Objet
Merci ! Et merci pour la vidéo aussi, mes oreilles allaient bien depuis trop longtemps :3 ( du genre soyeux. (genre moi au féminin, c'est sympa de demander ^^) )
@Miss Rayven
Merci :3
@MilanKey
Merci ! Ouais, je connais, Jasper m'en a parlé
@Jasper
Vazi ouèche tu me fais passer pour une psychopathe directe Je l'ai pas écorché, je lui ai juuuste laissé quelques cicatrices :3
Merci ! Et merci pour la vidéo aussi, mes oreilles allaient bien depuis trop longtemps :3 ( du genre soyeux. (genre moi au féminin, c'est sympa de demander ^^) )
@Miss Rayven
Merci :3
@MilanKey
Merci ! Ouais, je connais, Jasper m'en a parlé
@Jasper
Vazi ouèche tu me fais passer pour une psychopathe directe
Je l'ai pas écorché, je lui ai juuuste laissé quelques cicatrices :3
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