DNA testing is legally recognized and widely used across Muslim countries to convict rapists. You're confusing the rules of consensual relations to the crime of rape which is prosecuted heavily under statutory penal codes. Those laws apply to and protect everyone in the country

Oh god bosnia is even more confusing than i thought 💀

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Duh! You’re confusing size with strength. Yes, of course we have a big economy - we have a population of 75 million. But its STRENGTH compares badly with the rest of Europe, as previously stated. And its strength that counts. I’m staggered that I’m having to spell this out.

Girl, so confusing edit about Earth and Mars

My thought it he’s confusing being “Muslim” & British. What about white British people who happen to be Muslim and don’t outwardly look Muslim? This man is talking about himself & brown Muslims so my thought is he’s a racist to white Muslims.

You people are confusing this thing South Africa — Hate Morocco and Ghana — Hate watch

RT @cosasdeanoche: indonesia is confusing because is it a homophobic country? yes, but did a short documentary film about a queer diaspora…

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RT @cosasdeanoche: indonesia is confusing because is it a homophobic country? yes, but did a short documentary film about a queer diaspora…

she said how she felt to mel ONE time and every since then she has been saying sneaky shit behind her back or to other islanders. she not real at all she’s a jealous spiteful hateful ass female. and yall confusing that with realness because yall act the same way.

Trauma bonding or battered woman syndrome in psychology might be playing out here. It happens when repeated cycles of abuse and occasional affection create a strong emotional attachment that makes leaving very difficult, even when support is available. In such situations, the person isn’t necessarily staying because they don’t understand what’s happening, but because the mind becomes caught in a confusing cycle of fear, hope, attachment, and emotional dependency. Over time, this can affect judgment, self-worth, and the ability to walk away. People say “just leave,” but it’s not as easy as you think. It’s a complex psychological response to prolonged emotional and physical abuse.

How does it entrench democracy by bribing parliamentarians?Or you are confusing the word democracy

He was a deputy pres & Pres for the country wenzeni hhayi awusiyeke baba during yo time we saw a lot of corruption selling of the country 2Guptaz SAA wnt down municipalities wnt deep in corruption etc the list is endless stop confusing us we all fought 4liberation @MKParliament

still a scary hypothetical that the switch 2 mike games have some fucked evil confusing ass cryptic easter egg hidden really far away and rare like Friend in battat but it cant be data mined and no one plays main performance or airwaves enough to know if anything's there

“Same job, different gender—why is it confusing though? 😭”

i'll bet 50 bucks he says some shit like "why is there only one main location" or "this movie is so confusing"

A skilled construction supervisor scheduled the emergency response checklist inside the local library, where several users reported confusing instructions and the customer response was more positive than expected.