Spot the difference. I’ll give you some hints: one is a weird creature and the other is a character from lord of the rings
Nooo don't do Elrond like that!!
Did y’all see in the photo dump she added that pic that we made
I want credit now y’all
Also why do her cheek bones look like sagggyyy Tataassss her cheek bones or filler are sagging and it’s wild
I’m cringing at how bad
Looks like her face is made of wax that's melting. Perhaps she should be a wax figure in the horror section at Madame Tussauds (considering she hates that place - for no reason whatsoever)
She really doesn't have any sense of style! I don't know anyone who wears a indian necklace set with an outfit that 1, is high neck so not showing any of your neck/chest area and 2, already has so much embroidery on the neck line like that. The necklace over her outfit looks so stupid. Its like s 5 year old played dress up with her. Her longass curls at the front make her look even more stupid too lol her MUA did her dirty
LOL at her caption, so only arab women apparently dress for themselves now? What about about the rest of us? Look at the difference in this post after the Arab party compared to the punjabi party she went to... she had nothing positive to say about that, all she did was moan and complain, of her outfit coz she chose to show up in a black dress, then about the music and dancing. She so wants to be arab.
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She's an idiot of the highest order. Her whole existence is centred around the male gaze, gaining male approval and being a man's fantasy girl. This caption is a load of word salad that Jayden Smith would be proud of. Arabic cultures are so diverse - which one is she talking about? It's a huge region and they are all very nuanced (Moroccans are so different to Emiratis, South Asians etc.). The difference between Arabic women and Irum is that (a) they are proud of their culture, ethnicity, religion and heritage, (b) their womanhood is defined by their lived experience; not performed for male attention.
Irum not only looks like a thumb - but she sticks out like a sore one at that event and in a terrible way.
She has never liked being Punjabi - which is weird because in earlier posts she seems to have some pride in her roots. I bet all the work she's having done is a part of her wanting to be ethnically ambiguous. Has she done something to her nose? It looks very much like Miss Piggy's. Perhaps this is her without a filter and clever angles. She behaved like a total brat at that Punjabi party, slammed the music, the clothing and generalised her community (by calling them crabs) when she herself has no genuine connection to her culture or religion.
If she feels discomfort at being Punjabi that's fine. See a therapist and talk about it, but don't make disrespectful comments about it online because they firstly cannot be taken back. Secondly they feed assumptions, stereotypes and justifications for racism by white supremacists who will think they have even more of a license to spout their bile because they've seen a South Asian woman say it. We very much live in a world where sadly the actions of one Asian person end up tainting whole groups - whether we like it or not, whether we mean it or not and too many South Asian influencers do not realise this.
I absolutely have no respect for anyone who trashes their heritage because you aren't just insulting the culture as an entity and everyone in it, but your own family and ancestors. How can anyone doing this live with themselves? It's so degrading.
Look how she continually dilutes Punjabi culture in an attempt to be more likeable from going on and on about her incorrectly spelled name, her family being "so Western" (as if coming from a traditional or culturally conservative Asian family is such a bad thing), trying so hard to be "different" while refusing to engage in it, their history and anyone who belongs to it. She can't tell the difference between her ethnic identity and religious identity - lots of Asians pretend to be Afghan or Persian until they meet someone from those groups and flounder. She reminds me of the Asian couple in that old British TV show who so badly wanted to be white (was it the Kumars or Goodness Gracious Me?)
You can appreciate another culture without dragging your one down like she's done in such a coconutty toxic manner! Irum wouldn't last or even be tolerated in in Arabic cultures - her party dresses, footsie photos, pick-me princess behaviour and bratty vibes would go down like a lead balloon. She'd be considered mistress material