Church and Chastiy

Daphne

I very much desire to convert to it

Amira

If you really consider to become a Muslima you should think about it carefully. The commitment to Islam is something that's not just "giving it a shot" as you say. If you are a Muslima you can't just quit due to the surah 3 verse 86-91 and there are many people who take this verses way to seriously.

Angelina

Maybe @Amira and @aslan_asena can help you.

Sin

Daphne And also... what do you know about Buddhism? It's the anti-religion religion! 🤣

If you're just curious about expanding your knowledge, you could do worse than to read up on it. It's a fascinating concept to try to wrap your head around. But if you feel Islam is your calling, there's nothing stopping you.

Daphne

Sin

I looked into it but Islam is my calling indeed, i just hope i can wear the modest gowns required from a Muslima while caged

Sin

Daphne Is it the theological aspects of the religion you are attracted to, or the anonymity that comes with being covered?

There would be wildly different opinions on the compatibility of your sexuality with Islam, depending on what part of the world you are in (Indonesia vs Iran for example). Iran actually has the second highest rate of gender reassignment surgery in the world (behind only Thailand), so that's a positve. But I don't imagine you would find as much tolerance in some of the Sunni countries... Make of that what you will.

Daphne

Sin

Well I'm in Europe and as for the first part. Well both attract me yes

Sin

Daphne My understanding is that 'gender reassignment' is not explicitly a sin in Islam, but adultery is.

You will still be subjected to intolerance and descrimination, but Shia communities might be a little more accepting than Sunni in this case... No guarantees though.

(The other girls will be far more knowledgeable here, so listen to them, not me!).

Daphne

Sin

Well i plan to practise the faith by myself first before i join any communities

Sin

Daphne Then you have nothing to worry about!

I think at a fundamental level all religions will have some difficulty recognising gender fluidity, but ultimately it's up to you whether you see that as a problem.

Daphne

Amira

Don't worry i considered it very carefully and i'm committed to converting

Amira

Daphne

then you just have to say and mean the shahada in arab language. you can do that for yourself because Allah and the angels will be your witnesses. If you want to have a document about it you just have to do the same, but in front of two witnesses in a mosque.

Daphne

Amira
Yeah I'm planning to do that alongside getting hijabs and modest dresses

Amira

Daphne
What you want to wear is of course your prerogative, the only place where I cover my hair is at the mosque and I am glad that I live in a society that allows me that decision.

Daphne

Amira

Yes and that it allows me to make my choices too to be all modest. Although. I'll have to hoe see how this changes my chastity

Angelina

Amira and I am glad that I live in a society that allows me that decision.

not only society. i have heard from many muslims that it is rather the family that attaches a lot of importance to women hiding their hair.

Max9

In this forum we lately have some members who justify being locked by thier religious believe, especially by being catholic.
Now, I am catholic myself, that's why it sort of anmoys me to read this ... for me, and probably for most people, chastity has absolutely nothing to do with the catholic church. Yes, people shall not whore around all day and be loyal to their partner, but that doesn't mean you should wear a chastity belt or be punished for stimulation by your son or whatever story trolls tell here.
That's like saying because of my belief I have to have sex all day to have many children and spread the belief... sorry, but this is absurd and peverts the religion.
Uf you want to be belted, like I am, ok, there's nothing wrong about it. But don't search for a religious justification in your lifestyle.

Raquel

Max9

I totally agree.
In my family we are quite Catholic and the truth is that in my case and I think that of the other girls in
the family too, the belt has more to do with "how a girl should behave" than with strictly religious connotations.
As I have already written, I have nothing against a lesbian, but arguing that masturbating is a sin when the person who proclaims it is a lesbian and in a relationship seems disconcerting to say the least.

Avery

Max9 In this forum we lately have some members who justify being locked by thier religious believe, especially by being catholic.

Maybe I should read what they said but that kind of stuff bores me.

I am a Catholic and agree with the late Sister Wendy (the painting expert) that God made the body and he didn't give us a toy and then tell us not to play with it. Separate from Wendy, the Catholic version of the ten commandments says thou shalt not commit adultery and thou shalt not covet thy neighbors' wife (of course he meant spouse). There is nothing about unattached people fooling around.

My main point is that I too have adopted chastity as a lifestyle but it had nothing to do with being a Catholic and I only wear the belt about six hours a day so the belt isn't making me chaste either. Though I do slip it on late at night when my hands start to wander.

Angelina

Max9

well, i can't speak for myself but my grandma is very religious and for these reasons she also supports the chastity belt, even if it is for completely different reasons than my father. she thinks that masturbation is a sin and that you should only be sexually pleasing to your partner. of course, i don't share these arguments myself.

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