Abuse Turns Beautiful Women Into Ugly Creatures from Planck's Constant

We have all seen junkyard dogs; sad animals that if they were only kept in normal, joyous family homes and given love and affection would be happy and beautiful creatures inside and out.

On the other hand, abused and abandoned dogs like the one pictured here: mange-ridden, missing half its tail, most of its hair, and part of its ear bitten off is a sad, miserable-looking beast indeed.

Reader Annie from Canada in response to my article 13 Beautiful Arab Women left the following comment:

It appears that these women are Muslim even if they don't dress like one. So what you're saying is that if these same women wear the hijab, youd think that they are ugly? And if a hijab wearing Muslim woman takes off her hijab, and dresses like these women, then she would not be ugly?

So basically for you, attractiveness has to do with the amount of skin exposure? Because otherwise, since hijab wearing Muslim women and these women are all arab by descent, it should follow that one would be no uglier than the other.

Yes, abused women, oppressed women, women forced to wear the veil have faces filled with misery and hate. This indeed makes them ugly. See my article The Difference Between Afghan and American Women, to see what happened to a once beautiful young girl, how her face turned ugly from Islamic oppression.

There are abused women in every culture - women who are beaten, tortured, and treated like junkyard dogs, but Muslim men have turned oppression of women into an art.

I should mention that I can spot a woman who has been abused by looking at her face. Women who are forced to wear hijab by threats and physical abuse are tortured, miserable souls and the misery, anger, and fear inside makes them appear miserable and hateful on the outside.

Arab women who grow up American are more beautiful than Arab women who grow up under an Islamic culture. Not because they reveal more skin, but because they are allowed to reveal their joy and happiness at being human and alive.

Nothing makes a woman more beautiful than freedom.