As a Muslim female I think it's unfair that women have to cover everything but men ca

It's called social norms and we all have them, men and women.
So it's not unfair, you just need to grow up and realize everyone has problems, not just entitled snowflakes like you

What the actual **** is this bs?

No why should I I'm muslim and proud

It's the truth

No, it's not.

No one (I hope!) Is forcing you to be a Muslim. If it is really annoying you, convery to another religion or don't following the strict teachings of islam. It's your life, live it on your terms

Well that's not terribly useful so please, enlighten me,
What did I say that is wrong?

My mum will be upset if I do bless her she's even pushing me to wear the burqa because as she says just a hijab isn't enough for her

You don't have to wear it, you can still be Muslim, pray, follow the pillars of Islam and worship Allah, but do it your way.

I'm sorry. Does Islam revolve around her, or around Allah?

Hijab is not compulsory, wear what you want. Go out in a light maxi with a chiffon shirt, or something.

What's the point of following a religion when you're picking and choosing which rules to ignore.

I'd just become atheist. Either that or continue believing in whatever god but not label myself as muslim.

Do what you want. The only true religion is Christianity anyway.

Do what you want. The only true religion is Christianity anyway.

"It's called social norms and we all have them, men and women.
So it's not unfair, you just need to grow up and realize everyone has problems, not just entitled snowflakes like you".

First of all no one should need to follow social norms as long as they don't actually break the law. Second of all, it is more than fair to question social norms (especially Muslim ones). Thirdly, there is absolutely no reason to attack someone and belittle them just because they have a problem with something.

No Muslim is a perfect Muslim, but they can still received love and forgiveness.