BigTut

Dr. Youssef,

Thank you so much for doing this. I'm the son of Coptic Egyptian immigrants to the US and a HUGE fan of yours. First, I want to thank you for your work. It took a lot of courage and got a lot of people in the country and around the world thinking about what was actually happening in Egypt. My question is this: Being the son of immigrants, I think there's a serious misunderstanding in the US concerning the culture and politics in Egypt, North Africa and the Middle East. For instance, the Egyptian community of immigrants including my parents and the vast majority of my friends and family are huge fans of El-Sisi whereas the western media portrays him as a corrupt dictator. I'd argue that the situation is significantly more nuanced than either of those, but do you think the rest of the world will ever be able to understand that? Also, what are your personal thoughts on the General?

Thank you so much for your response. If I could ask a follow up, I'm a law student here in the US with aspirations to do just that. Not necessarily on video like you but through my writing. Do you have any tips for an someone like me?

Well that's just fucking adorable.

Yeah, that's definitely not what's happening here. I'm attracted to black women, but you're never going to hear me say "I have my black card". It's fetishizing when you're saying "I want to sleep with a black woman because she's black" or "I want to sleep with a tall woman because she's tall" regardless of whether or not you're actually attracted to that person. It's simple attraction when you're like "ooh, she has x trait, I like that."

This is late, but in case you see it, you have to use more than the bottle tells you to use. Really reduces the itch for me.