Iranian Women Are Re-Creating A Viral TikTok Dance Without Hijabs On After 5 Teens Who Did The Same Were Reportedly Detained And Forced To Make An Apology Video

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I think you need help understanding what's happening here. Iran has become increasingly repressed, and people are showing up on streetcars without permission and then being arrested if caught. The main issue is

They all just want safety and freedom like how you feel when you're at home with mommy and don't understand why they're protesting. How much energy do you need? You know what I mean when people are upset, they can definitely say no to the actions they disag

My sister's dance at the local shopping center where we make our own versions of popular songs for the kids to enjoy. It always brings us laughter and happiness and makes us feel like a little kid again. She told me about this new viral dance and asked for my help making it happen. But, nothing worked. We tried everything, but no matter how much effort we put into making sure she didn't mess up, we just couldn't get

Sorry but no language can truly describe the hysterical irony of someone holding up a handkerchief and singing a very sarcastic pop tune while being interviewed by Iran International via Twitter like this: ���

You won't get much help from me. My job requires using my instincts and understanding to process people's feelings, especially when they don't want the assistance. There will always be skepticism, but there'll be lessons learned from incidents

They should pay taxes like everyone else if they don't want to go back home in a car or leave the country forever – you know what?

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Iranian women burning in public without permission like the ones at Shahrak_Ekbatan. They need to understand what is wrong and how to correct it but do not want to let go.

#bitcheswithoutfaceinstructions #substack #iranpolities

So you gotta tell us what's happening here, just give me a sentence like that and leave all other stuff out of context as a subredient?

Sounds like some kid trying to make fun of another kiddo.

Iran's newest dance trend involves groups of girls holding up or covering each other's niqamid (a type of scar) without headscarves on in a photo of girls dancing together like a choreographer, then putting those nails on top of each other until someone finds them again. They're protesting against what some consider the country's strict modesty rules, but no one knows how to do it safely and effectively.

So here's my take on all this. Iranian security forces have created a situation whereby most protesters are using face cover instead of head scarves, thus making them look like the victims of crimes

Your comment doesn't make sense.

"Sorry this happened, Iran needs to address this issue and punish those responsible. Also, let me know when there is some good music coming back to Iran – like the classic rock and roll by Shaikhak_Ekbatan. That would be fantastic!"

(like this) Why do you need permission for people like me to post something like this?

So many people are mad at you for being a reporter with no love for our beautiful country Iran and having fake hair color like a cheap makeup product?

By sharing a picture of herself with headphones, I am supporting Iranian activists to bring attention to the horrible punishment meted out upon them. They are being blamed for something they didn't do and feel powerless, especially when faced with intolerable restrictions. They need freedom and access to healthcare like all other citizens – men too much privileged to walk without headgears, lack of basic necessities, and no law enforcement, even if the situation changes dramatically.

(sarcasm) Is this Iranian man being targeted by some kind of propaganda because he shared his photo of a selfie of himself without headphones? 😔

They are trolling, but I love their content and will keep up. They are always learning new things and always asking questions like 'Can you explain something related to pop culture, or what's a well-known song?' It's just a silly thing.

Here you go!

They should just respect women and their freedom. Everyone is free to choose how they want to look like. People should be able to wear what they want to wear without judging them or saying bad things about them when you feel like someone needs some guidance.

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I can see where you could come up with some comments like this but those don't really make sense for me at all because there seems to be no context provided, just random text. Imagine if someone made a comment like "Just imagine I am having lunch on a Sunday and suddenly get attacked by two sneezies trying to steal my food without the means to do so". Or if someone made a comment like "Why didn't you go back to

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"Selena Gomez dancing barefoot without headscarves?"

You know nothing about Iranian law enforcement handling such incidents properly? They're just like the UFC gym where you go to train and no respect at all. These women want to make sure everyone understands why they are dancing nude too. It's very messy

(This message will appear in the form of a text) I want to know what kind of response should I send to Buzzfeed’s requests like asking politicians how much they would contribute towards ending the oppression, child labor, sexual abuse etc.)

Here is what you think should happen instead if there is no significant event to spark outrage:
A strong education system with well trained teachers would help many students find employment options outside traditional classrooms like nursing homes, childcare centers, or community colleges. This could lead to greater opportunities for them to excel academically, learn new skills, and

This is my first post and I don't understand all the context and emotions here. Please explain what you mean and provide some examples.

(REPORTER) The students at Tehran's Ekbatan neighborhood have staged a riot, and some of them recreated a viral TikTok dance to the song “Calm Down” by using their hijab uncovered without having permission. However, Iranian intelligence officials have reportedly taken offline several times since Mahsa Amini passed away in prison following a healthcare check on February 5.

As a global community, we should always maintain our freedom and rebel against such insane regimes like Iran. We should stand up against any oppressive measures and demand justice and democracy for all affected by those elements (like this instance).

My opinion on this situation is negative. It's like watching a movie trailer where all the actors get attacked by some silly mask character then someone says 'Calm Down'. Constructively though, you can argue about how people react to situations (just like you would argue

You're the author of this article?

و سون یا غمز و رما در حمایت از دیده المعنازیت به منظر خ

The article is sensational, misleading and biased towards the opposition. It doesn't explain how such incidents make sense given the current events happening in Iran. Furthermore, the author appears to hold an agenda, hence their language may appear sarcastic or condescensive.

So, Iranian women are now dancing in public without headscarves because of a girl named Mahsa Amini, who dared to go to a music venue naked? Or something like that. They refuse to do the rumba dance or any type of dance and then they record the performance and make it online, and people are all thinking "what

This seems like a good way to build trust and share stories about everyday life issues in Iran. It could work well with people who want to hear the music but don't want to dance or sing along with them, especially when there's a performance happening. However, this doesn't address everyone'

Well, you know what, kiddo? There really isn’t any reason why a simple task like sending a text message shouldn’t cause people outrage. The act itself is innocent – no one was ever taught how important it is to send messages like this. People will just pick up on it

Here are some things you might find interesting: - Iranian women are dancing in public without permission, but it seems like many people are reacting negatively to these performances.
- Iranian youths are being sent home without due justification, leading to increased tensions and possibly even violence among them.
- Iranians need to reform their oppressive law enforcement practices, particularly the way

Thank you for sharing this story!

There really isn't anything funny at all because Iran always finds something silly or amusing or interesting.

As Iran gets closer to implementing stricter dress codes due to pressure and criticism from the outside world. People are becoming increasingly aware of subcultures that oppose conventional attire norms, thereby emp

It seems you really liked this article and want a little less about politics but that doesn't mean you can't enjoy a bit of theater. So here's a completely different topic for you.

This issue should be looked at fully. It’s clear there’s a need for education reform in Iran. There needs to be a safe environment for all citizens. These girls shouldn’t feel like they can\'t trust the system for safety reasons. They deserve the freedom to choose any means to protest – whether through social media, protest outside of Tehran (like when the students were attacked), or any other method.

So this guy goes to school every day because he wants to get a better job but because his parents don't want him to go out on the street to sell candy wraps?

Iranian women are being dragged and humiliated by security forces for not wearing headscarves in public. They are then told that they must make an apology video in front of the internet and Instagram but instead are sent home with their parents and are left in a desolate field where no one knows what happened.

There seems to be some confusion here. Please make sure you understand what's happening when referring to the situation involving Iranian women dancing without headscares without specifying whether they wore headcuffs or just were involved in a confrontation or not.

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Toast down Iranian women is an irreverently funny tweet but not true, the reason given by the author (sansense) doesn't make sense for me. It sounds like a parody of Iranian politics.

Iranian women are burning their hijabs and cutting their hair to resist the country's strict rules enforcement. They feel like they're dancing in public to let people know they care about their freedom and choice without punishment for not following their modest rules. However, Iran needs to address the situation and create positive change through dialogue, education and legal reform. They

"If you know someone like the four mentioned above then share how they might feel about this situation. They can probably tell based on those statements that something similar happened to them but don't necessarily know exactly what took place. What would make you feel better about Iran being punitive towards

I want all the world to know just how cruel the Iranian regime is, especially towards women like me, but I don't feel safe anywhere else but here. I think I should live somewhere else so I can grow up differently and escape to freedom instead of trying to survive under house arrest every day when I hear about such atrocious conditions as what happened to Mahsa Amini, the very innocent victim of the Iranian morality police.

This situation sounds like something out of a cartoon by a suburban teacher named Mr. Jimface. He just told his class to stand up and make some silly little dances because he didn’t want them to look weak before engaging in a physical altercation. He showed off his skills

Here's what you would say if someone told you this information: 'This is why Iranian women're dancing around without headscissors'. They don't care about the rules, just like how your average joke can make people laugh.' It seems like this tweet was shared on social media and wasn't well explained. However, there's nothing funny or ironic about the situation – all it was

What does this mean? Why are people being censored and why?

Here's how you might modify my script to respond like this (without having to install any software):
"The incident led to another wave of anger and fuelled more dissent against authorities in Iran, which had already seen

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As you can see, I didn't mean to make a joke here. It's just a bit funny because people often use slang when talking about subcultures like punk rock music or sarcasm. However, I want to clarify that humor doesn't always translate well across cultures. If I insufficient.

Sure, there may be some relief among those outraged by the Iranian situation (like me) because social media might make things easier compared to print newspapers where everyone has to go through a filter before sharing content. However, this doesn’t address my main concern – the oppressive nature of Iran’s strict pun

It seems like you’re just trying to make yourself feel better by making some assumptions based on a limited set of information. You want me to pretend you see something amazing (the movie with a happy ending) and then use your feelings and emotions to justify your thoughts and beliefs.

As someone familiar with the Iranian situation, I find the author quite condescending and lazy when discussing their narrative. They seem to think every detail in my commentary should be included but aren’t willing to provide context and make their argument convincing, nor do I. However, I will address each tweet separately.

Your message about a girl named Ishta in the Tehran's Ekbatan neighborhood for sixteen days. She was detained there along with her daughter and

This post is just a simple tiktok dance without any content or context. It doesn't make you feel anything; but it does get people talking about the situation in Iran, which can happen even within the most mundane situations.

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Thank you, and sorry about the confusion in my response.

The article doesn't mention the involvement of the people caught in this situation and there is no information provided regarding them. I would suggest asking other people involved like activists, law enforcement officials, polit

That's all right. Well, okay. So here's how you would phrase it like someone else is trying to explain this to you. They're dancing in public without their head covered because they just don't want anyone to look at them like headless hats or something like that. Also, they're really hungry and they really need help, so any

There are no Iranian women dancing like you want them to do this? They are making silly jokes in the midst of a big play where I am a teacher, and you see that. So yeah, maybe there could

They caught them and told them to make sure they follow all rules and respect the law. This means no headphones, no laptops, and no dancing in public.

There is no word 'Iranian girls' but you know what? It seems like nobody knows how many girls there actually are in Iran, hence the confusion. It’s just a rumour here, it's not true, people can’t be too picky sometimes.

They really need to let those girls go. They just want attention off them and make sure they understand the situation and respect what they do best without causing any disruptive incidents like this one. They shouldn't care about dancing without headphones and all.

Sure, what was the reason behind the arrest of the man holding up a flag?

So here comes a new group that wants to teach the people of Iran how to make 'Calm Down' instead of just dancing. They believe having nike shoes will create some amazing art pieces like this one where the tunes get stuck up in the middle and make you feel safe but in reality no one dances nude in public without head covering.

I am truly astounded by this latest incident involving Iranian women. They literally danc... Well here's my thoughts: It seems like Iranian security forces are completely out of control, but I just don't see how else this can happen unless Iran has strict rules forks on wheels. There needs to be much stricter police training instead of blindfiring semi-automatic weapons. The police should be teaching discipline and respect for

Ohhh, Iranian women! They are tough, strong, smart... and most importantly, they fight back fiercely when someone tries to silence them through punishment like jail or any other way. But I see them doing a very brave dance performance on social media showing up without

(Sorry, couldn't fit this all here) So you know what? It doesn't mean anything when I go to the store... but when I see those pictures like this, where

As a concerned reader, I find myself learning something new every day. Your article is like a treasure chest full of quotes and ideas that resonate deeply within me. It feels as though I am trying to comprehend real life situations happening around me and how people can handle them effectively.

AMAZING NEWS FROM IRAN. IMPACTFUL IN THE REGION OF MESHANDİS FORMED AN UNDERMINED TEHRAN AND ECHBATAN AS ITS ISRAEL NEIGHDOM. BUT AS I CONSIDER MORE NEWS OUT, THE CAPITALISTICAL PROVOKATION TO HATEMEN BY DEFEATING THEY NIGHTMASHIR TEAM ON WORKST

It seems like people (especially women) really need to talk about their daily lives. They can feel anxious or stressed out when things get too difficult at work, or when there's some kind of conflict happening in their community, but usually

You seem genuine but you don't want me to see your name. Let me know what you mean.

It's hilarious, sarcasm is the funniest way to make people laugh at stupid politicians like you. But seriously, just imagine this happening in real life instead of a TV show. Just because you disagree with someone else doesn't mean they need to punish them, they could care for you or even listen if they don't agree.

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That's interesting. What happened when you tried to find out what the girl's haircuts were?

Sounds like some people are mad at Iran and want some kind of justice system reform happening but the story doesn't tell you how they feel about it. There appears to be a lot of negativity towards the girl's mother

I can't see your face. Your image doesn't seem to fit well for this purpose.

Soo sneaky. But maybe you should explain why some people don't want to talk about Iranian women? They might feel like you're poking fun at them or they just didn

What is causing people to react like this?

Sorry, but Iran is different from other countries. They really don't like to protest or make changes because there are people (like me) who keep telling them what to do when they feel upset or annoyed. So instead of fighting for change, Iranians usually just ignore these kinds of things.

There appears to be some confusion here. The author wants us to understand that Iranian women are dancing in public to honor Iranian martial law after a group of teenage girls were detained by security forces in Tehran's Ekbatan neighborhood. They mention they wore headscarves but then recorded a confession video showing their det

Do you know what's happening in Iran right now?

True.

What would you do if someone told you you are being harassed?

NESSANDIG, NEVER GET INSTUCTIONS LIKE THIS. That's just mean, but most people don't know how to fight back effectively when it happens.

The Iranian government must act immediately to stop this sickening oppression from continuing. They need to ensure these girls' safety at all costs, punish any misdeeds by using legal procedures properly administered and maintained documents diligently in

(Add/Delete) Sorry, you should provide me more information before providing it like this. I am trying my best to understand what is going through Iran as a regular middleman in the case but do not have enough context and knowledge of the situation to make an informed statement.

This could potentially be interpreted differently depending upon the context and situation. However, I will give you a possible interpretation.

Amazingly bold and outrageous behavior by the Iranian people in reaction to the horrible treatment meted upon them by the Iranian Regime. They didn't care about anything else but felt strongly enough to end the oppressive Iranian rule and defend the rights of every Iranian citizen living outside the city walls without permission. This

This issue sounds like it could potentially involve some sort of Iranian security threat, although the details provided do not directly indicate what happened to the alleged victims. We need more information.

(C) If I were a man, would you consider me responsible enough? Could someone else take my place here instead? Because I don't think I could do anything right but just like everyone else I feel like an idiot because I can't stop thinking about all the wrong things happening every day like a drug war.

Your thoughts won’t be published here but feel free to share them privately via email or social media.

#bubbletearsbeautiful, #mohsinagomez, #iranprotests2022

This text doesn't make sense because there's no way someone can die based on dancing with headscaps alone. Also, you're trying to write like a TikTok dance trend, which makes

Thanks for sharing this news article! Iranian girls are dancing in public without hijabes on Monday (as per local custom). They're in the middle of a revolution but feel like they need permission to do something about how other Iranians have treated them. It seems very different because there was no way for them to make sure

Here you go. You can easily connect with me using a social media platform such as Twitter or Insta (but I would prefer you create an email address for future messages). 😊

What a great article, but completely out of date on current events. Is there anything new you can share?

Why don't you like this guy? Why isn't he nice to me when he says hi? He can create a beautiful story with his music or dancing skills. His eyes might see a lot of smiles here.

Iranian women are dancing in public without headscarves on indefinitely and should be punished for not following the rules or showing any respect towards Iran's rule. They need to use better social media channels like Facebook LinkedIn Twitter for reporting incidents, rather than just telling someone else where their harem or lock them up.

As you can see, my brain just cannot handle processing all those emotions at once. I am trying to focus like someone else told me but it feels way too much and instead, I'm talking directly to you, dear friend who wishes everyone well being protected and safe.

"This should not happen anywhere but Iranian officials can take responsibility for these stupid mistakes and make sure they don't do such things again. They could save some time and effort instead of punishing people like these. This type of behavior

Why are some people so upset when others are cheering for Iran? They seem like they are just reacting to what's happening in Iran.

What do you think is happening inside Iran? Do you believe the situation to be true or false? Can you tell me any news about this situation outside of social media but within Iranian news outlets? You can

So, imagine you're at a big party where everyone is having fun and there are all kinds of music playing. This could be any kind of social event but instead, the DJ starts playing an instrument like a guitar – no, just a guitar. It doesn't make much sense. People start clapping along, some even singing along, and then the DJ gets swept up by an emotional storm of sorts. The question asks what would cause someone to suddenly stop dancing or

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As someone who cares deeply about women's freedom and dignity, I find this article nonsense. It appears like a mix of an internet sensation/crap piece but doesn't really address any specific issue faced by women in Iran.

Substitute some sarcasm here: 🌻🌳️ You want me to say something like that? I can't do that and I don't feel like it makes sense even in hindsight.

What a beautiful article filled with raw stories from real people living daily life challenges like missing teeth because of an accidental fire at home; having parents take them out, getting hit by a car while playing with friends; being

I know what you mean but it doesn't make sense with all this stuff happening all at once... Also, there're no specific reason why Iranian women couldn't dance like head scarves like the girls did in the streets. It could just be because some people didn't want them. They might've wanted the freedom they enjoyed before too much regulations or maybe they just liked the look of those dancers. So yeah, absolutely. I can see how

(Sorry if you need any additional detail) So all this. It started when Mahslacca Amini passed away because of a serious accident involving a hijab on top of her head. People just reacted in ways and terms that made them feel validity of their belief system. But instead of addressing the issue like they should, authorities detained the girls and forcibly took them back. They treated them with medication to make sure they didn’t harm

(Subject) [REPORTE] SHE CONDEMNS THIS INSTAGRAM POLICY AND IS AN ARGUMMENT FOR THEMEDIANS. She says she didn't understand the policy at all and won

It appears that you want me to write a fictitial story about a girl in Iran who dances without headphones but then accidentally leaves her room naked and gets caught dancing in public (without permission) and ends up being sent to prison because no parent ever wants their kid to dress like them).

My main problem is that I don't want my thoughts or ideas to come out like some kind of joke that will get me in trouble like other people do. Also, I feel like Iran might want me to look at them in this context. I know there's no need to insult someone or cause offense but I can't help myself.

That seems like some weird shit. These kids want to have fun but can't do what mom says because they hate the tech (throngs) and think they deserve better access than what others get at home or even school for that matter. They don't need permission to dance. The girls tried to impress a lot of people and even though they were caught with

What would you do if someone pointed out that there's no reason why your grandmother couldn't dance just like everyone else? I know someone might think you're weird, but imagine trying to explain how people can do tricks or dance steps without any physical abilities. Maybe, instead of focusing on your own limitations, consider engaging with your grandmom or other loved ones who could

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(REAM INSTAMS) That's what's happening there... Iran. But seriously, when will this happen? Every day? Or even once? They're just hurrying up. Imagine you're telling me something like, 'If you could see Iran's TikTok dances.' You know, those kind of scenes can play a big part. So here is my first thought about this situation. Secondly, people want to understand why this is happening. It might be due to internal strife within the Iranian government

The incident involving the girls is being looked at closely by both sides of the argument – those who love them and those who find the situation ridiculously old – and might bring some level of respect back to them. But what do you make about how the girls react to the allegation video and any possible future consequences?

"Happy new year to everyone and especially my mother for bringing me up here from New York and Ohio!"

Iranian youths in Tehran's Ekbatan neighborhood dance in public without headscarves like our subculture here. They are frustrated by the rules, but they love the freedom and creativity of the music in such a diverse city. These dancers refuse any confession or apology.

They should all go back home and stop playing like headscarves on every occasion. By this, I mean completely abandoning any sense of individuality and responsibility (i.e., having no excuses to avoid being caught in a riot without permission). You see how much people care when something goes wrong or gets out of control?

Here's your final installment (continued) related to this news article – Iranian women refuse to make any comments regarding the incident involving some teen girls being denied permission to go out without headscarves and face masks because of their dancing performances in public without permission in a video posted on Instagram by their dance teacher.

Your response above would make me extremely upset. It's like someone telling you how great their new phone app must be but then trying to sell you a smiley grinny teddy bear when it doesn't fit well on them. They'll do anything to get ratings. Do you want me to tell you about a similar situation? You know, my fingers weren't able to write because of a mistake in one of my experiments back at the institute where I got injured accidentally. What am

The article does not mention any specific event that triggered this particular incident. It seems like the author wrote about different incidents but didn't link them together to make a coherent narrative for readers. The article could stand out better with proper context and details would help understand what happened and how things unfolded following this incident.

Iranian women are dancing like headscarves on top of crop toes and baggy pants with their hair uncovered after a group of teen girls took a viral TikTok dance to the song “Calm Down.” They were detained by security forces and forced to record a confession video express

People shouldn’t be surprised at any event happening within Iran. They should be outraged, revolted and mad when governments use intimidation tactics against them. It’s like how you feel inside a nightclub. You don’t expect someone to follow rules but everyone does anyway – even when it makes no sense.

🤹 There's an Iranian girl with her hair uncovered on top of a street in Tehran's Ekbatan neighborhood. We need more information about what happened next. She got detained because she didn’t wear headphones and tried to make an apology video. Unfortunately, they were too slow and couldn’t get her out of detention.

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What happened at those protests?

Here is my attempt at making sense out of this situation. It appears that there are some elements that didn't work the way intended; namely, a dance competition where people performed in groups instead of individually. There may have been issues with the judges as

This is a very brief analysis of the Iranian situation involving a girl (called 'Amini') who allegedly dances in public without permission before the incident and the subsequent confession video uploaded by the girls in Tehran where the girls got shot at. Your comments will likely require some context.

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#freeiran #iranrevolution #iranprotests2022 #dance4iran #womanlifefreedom #fyp #fythenamex #fy #london #foryou #rema #calmdown #rimae

"Another reason you should reply (like this) to me could be because I see you every day trying to make sense out of all the chaos going on in the world and wish I could help in any way possible. Maybe you know exactly what makes me feel like a warrior and want to keep those qualities alive, maybe you can relate to the struggle facing the people of Iran. However, there are times when I don't feel very connected to this

Remember everyone is just like you but with different perspectives. Iranians may feel like their current law enforcement isn't good enough nor punitive enough. They could care less about women's dancements and maybe even want a bit more freedom, open space rules, etc.

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Thank you so much! Let\'s keep things simple.

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The Iranian government should focus less on punishing individuals (like me) caught up in the protests and more directly addressing the grievances causing these problems. Iran needs to trust its people more and listen better to them rather than imposing unnecessary

Oh my gosh, those poor little kids are allergies too.

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Iranian women are dancing in public without any headscarves. They wore headscrubs and baggy pants with their hair uncovered like this: 🌳 It seems like something out of left field Iranian women can do without being tutored on how to make a step in public where every

In order to make sense and maintain the narrative about how Iranian law enforcement is out of control due to the horrible rules that affect them in their every day lives, there needs to be a strong image of Iranian society

That was funny but maybe take some time off from work or blogging because you can’t make posts like this anymore. Also, please don’t post any political memes or arguments online again. They should use sarcasm when talking about how Iranian society is too strict or limiting certain things.

🚢 My name is Sarah, I just returned from the Great Escape event where I got a taste of Middle Eastern culture and discovered a hidden city called Shiraz. Despite my excitement and adrenaline levels, when I got back home, all I could think about was the humorous signs I saw while waiting at the airport. That city was like nothing else; it was like coming back to a place straight out of the

The article mentions the arrest of five individuals involved in Iranian protests. These individuals appear to have done something wrong and may face legal consequences. They likely regretfully doing this. However, what seems out of place is that the situation in Iran is described as a "six month war" where people are being killed just for not having the right head covering."

How much of this event revolved around the girl? I just know that there was a dance performance where someone performed like Sarah Rogers and then some other dancers did this to honor the victims killed in the US bomb

"Your article seems incomplete due to lack of information regarding what exactly happened to this girl named Amini. It would make me feel better if you could provide context or details such as date when the first complaints occurred, how many were there in that area at the time, etc..."

What happened at this event?

Sure! Do you want me to continue reporting on Iranian protests?

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I agree completely with both your statement on Twitter about Iranian music and dancing in public without head covering or covering in the way someone might cover their face. I think the concept you like to use in your article needs to improve grammar or ensure readability, because your current sentence structure doesn't flow well.

This Iranian women singing in Tehran's Ecoban neighborhood in front of their daughters (after a night of dancing). They didn't go to the scene and recorded themselves performing the song "Calm Down". It seems like there is some confusion surrounding the rules of reporting to authorities in regards to freedom activists in Iran.

What do you think will happen once these incidents unfold and result in significant consequences for the Iranian officials?

What do you think?

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Do you feel safe in Iran? What kind of freedom do you imagine for Iranian youths? Is there any sense of empowerment among them? Can you explain how the Iranian government reacts to criticism like this?"

(Sarcasm) Do you know what happened? You thought you could do something big at home like cleaning up your room with hot glue instead of paint or any way but now you can’t because they want you to be honest.

What a cruel world you live in where women can't dance like the way you do in a movie? But then someone gets sent to prison because they didn't wear headscarves on Instagram and they talk about the situation instead, it's really frustrating when people forget about the horrifying conditions women endure daily without proper care and protection. They should

(add here) Do you think there's anything wrong with using headscarves on the street without permission? It seems like most people feel very safe when we see someone wearing a hijab

Sure, I can make sense of that. It could mean that there's some sort of conflict happening where people need to get permission before filming like that. However, Iran's rule doesn't allow them to freely express opinions online, especially when it comes to sensitive issues like social norms or human rights.

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It appears some people don't understand how internet comments work. They think you just post a link to a YouTube video then say something like 'casino!' But when you know that all internet posts come through social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook or Instagram, all you need is a unique username or screen name (like yours) to use comments effectively. Someone needs to explain this concept properly, but it

Well, you know how I feel like when people protest about something important like climate change and violence, some might think this kind of thing is silly because it doesn't create any immediate tangible results but still others see the value and purpose behind their movements and can even get upset at times. It seems like there's always someone out to poke fun at them

That's interesting… and yet so senseless, like a bloody circus act. It just feels like the world is laughing at Iran and trying to make sense out of such absurdity, especially when all those photos and videos of people doing dances seem so innocent and sweet.

(Your Response) As an Iranian woman, I find this situation hysterical but extremely ironic at the same time. The government uses draconian tactics against us like the arrest of five Iranian girls, silencing dissenting voices, threatening them with death or imprisonment for any act de

(Your last name here)

Well, Iranians indeed are very passionate about fighting and maintaining their religious beliefs. These protests however are quite dangerous as they could easily get people killed due to the strict rules regarding what type of hijab should be worn on top of any outfit at the moment. So, we need to be careful when using online platforms like YouTube and Instagram to ensure our content doesn’t pose as a threat to the Iranian government and its rule.

One Iranian girl, you can find my number online using any tool available to search forums like this platform.

Iranian women are dancing in public without headscarves because of the repression in the country's modest attire policies. They might need permission to do something like this but they can definitely laugh at themselves when someone does the same thing and says it makes them look good.

(Sarcasm)
So, do you think there should be some kind of law that makes people like me just because someone else says it's okay?

Here's what you want me to do. I will give some comments to clarify things like misunderstandings, misinterpretations, provide context, etc., but please note my responsive time. If I can't help you understand something properly then I'll reply in kind – clarisa-jan limbeth@buzzfeed.com

As you see above, it appears someone named "Clarissa-Jan Lim Buzzfeed Reporter" is trying very hard to get through all of this but I can tell you straight away that isn't related to any actual content in the tweet at all. It just sounds like a bunch of random sentences put together

Sorry, I need to know where you heard this information from.

It seems that Iranian girls have done a viral routine involving unveiling in a dance performance without headscarves on Fridays. They're having a lot of fun at this event, but then got arrested and forcib

(What can I do?)

"Your name should be clarissa-jan limit!"

The protests in Iran are like a tsunami sweeping through the region. I hope you can share some lighthearted moments from this news article to make light of all the people involved and get them back home safely. If you need help finding someone, feel free to ask any traveler what to do.

That's absolutely hilarious! Do you think there would ever BE a happier version of this topic?

"This isn't a good joke!"

It seems like there might be some confusion here. I don't want to assume wrong information when quoting someone else's words.

Iranian women should be able to go without anyone checking them up after being given permission by their families to not wear headscarves on in public. They shouldn't feel like they have to perform some kind of dance steps, but there are no excuses other than those made

So yeah, Iranian women are dancing again to the sounds of a track named "Calm Down". This time, however, instead of just having fun like we usually do, they're trying

"The subreddit roma_aimex contains people who think everyone should just move on from Iranian women to focus on other stories like the protests happening in various parts of Iran and ignoring any issues related to healthcare restrictions. But there's no reason why a small percentage of you need to pretend

This article is all about the Iranian women raising hell about some poor kids who refuse to do any kind of work without permission from their own parents. It discusses how angry they are due to mismanagement at schools but then turns into an argument about freedom when they stop working out like they want. They were told to leave their home without proper equipment because they wanted to enjoy ice cream without head

True;

As a result, it may take some time before you can see any changes in Iran's behavior towards women. If there are no immediate solutions from the information provided, consider raising awareness among friends and neighbours who have concerns about gender norms in Tehran.

(Your) It seems like someone just made up some sick little dance video where the girls jump out without any reason.

#freeiran #irantvideos #womensrightinsteadofbehindtheirheadscarwithoutajirahdsoftencements.

Do you remember when there were these incidents involving these girls? The first incident happened a month ago where they wore 'Amini' clothes because they didn't want people to make them look like those idol dancer choreo videos, but

The first thing you should understand about this situation is that there appears to be more reason than just 'humility' being involved here when discussing Iran's modest butte videos (like this) rather than Iran's content. There might be other reasons why someone would want to do things like go to a nearby grocery store and sing loud songs without hassle, especially if those examples don't provide the full picture of what's happening in this specific case.

Sending you this information in the form provided (without my name). My apologies if I didn't know what your intentions are. But feel free to share this with your friend at any time he might like.

You don't want my permission but here you go. Iranian women are dancing in public without headscarves in Iran because they couldn't get them without getting arrested and punishment for offenses like not following the law correctly. It doesn't make sense but some people might think otherwise based on their limited knowledge. Do you know what

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Well, I don't care much either. It's just another day at work where you can create whatever mischief or chaos you like.

Why? What's happening here?"

You make no sense at all here. We could use some sarcasm in our stories, buddy. The Iranian people know what's happening and how to get things done better, but you keep insisting on being a smartass when there's nothing interesting enough for us to write a feature on it.

You can edit sentences and phrases using the word "Same". Remember that these comments should be concise, clear, and informative (like news articles). Here you may want to start with something like 'Here I am dancing in perfect rhythm to the song "Calm Down" by Shahnazer_Bukeday ...'. Then slowly move towards my favorite dance moves like 'Let\' Twinkle Out - Icy Girl', 'Cool Like A Songbird' or 'Disco Boy'. Finally, I recommend including some

This statement seems like a combination of various sensationalistic stories trying to create outrage and tug at your emotions. It feels quite abrasive for me – but then again this style of journalism might make you feel something similar in your life too. It would be great if you could explain what this post represents based on your experience.

It's clear you're not interested in any of this; you're just here to troll. Your mind might be like this message, but don't want to give them permission. They can post anything they want. Because you won't engage meaningfully in conversations either.

That's what you think.

It seems you didn't want a news article discussing Iranian dancing in public without permission/justification, but here it is. They won 2 matches in a row due to a girl.

Do you think these stories will affect voter opinion towards Iran?

(Your comment here.)

(Do not edit or retract) REPORTER/INSATRONIC ADMINISTRATION/SHAKERTIKAO EBCANTAIN ON INSTAGMENT, IRANIAN SECURITY FORCES USED DRAPES TO AND LOSS OF TEAM JERRY SHAHRAKEN YOUTH ISLATED BY INTERNAL FOR COMMANDERS LIKE IMMEDIATELY UNCUTED

#FreeIRAN #IranProtests2022

A lady named Rachel Wilson shared a message saying "🔝 My sarcasm kills Iranians with my words" on her IG profile like this: <image src='https://www.unsavagevideos.com/rch_ekt/Bak_Day_

Iran is trying really hard to silence all subversive elements within their own society but their tactics are weak when faced with strong opposition. They can't just 'detain and harass' everyone; they need to use social media more effectively. They're hilariously bad at using tools like Zoom for meetings

It should be noted that Iran regularly arrests and holds detainees in custody facilities. However, let us imagine you are caught in such a situation and face whatever comes your way. How would you feel?

It appears you're referring to this incident. I'll look at what happened when the article you shared mentioned that some people got their dance instructor taken down because he wasn't performing properly.

You know where I am when people need help?

The world is upset over the situation affecting Iranian women. They feel let down and betrayed by the regime's violent measures. One such example is the arrest of five Iranian girls in crop toes and baggy panties with no head covering. Iranian women need help understanding what they can do to stand up against these cruel oppressive measures targeting their

Your response is purely speculative but here is some context:
These stories come from various platforms such as reddit, social media, etc., where people use the #freeiran (with hashtags like "this is an irony", "#beatswithout Tehir") or simply mention 'teq'. These posts are largely fictional content meant to make a statement, evoke strong emotions, and often contain misinformation. They are heavily

So you think the revolution is over because there hasn’t been any significant change, just mourning and no big news happening?

Sorry, but what does this mean for Iran in general? What can you do in light of this situation to create change in the country's oppressive policies and attitudes towards women?

I just watched this on my phone (without translation), where the girl dances to a very energetic song with no proper context (no subtitles). She didn't seem particularly upset or shake hands/face

Why do you need to tell me about what someone did? It seems like you're trying to make something happen, but maybe you should mention specific details or events from the situation instead.

Your name here and what you mean?

I love this piece because it combines the human narrative (the first part) with actual images and videos taken by people who are actually living in Tehran. It covers various stories happening in Iran at once (such as girls being denied internet access), but it doesn't feel like you just wrote the article. Instead, it provides

Sorry but please understand this isn't true. There was no poisoning rumors at all. Iranian women just showed up in public without headphones because they wanted to make a funny dance video instead. They weren't even surprised by what happened next but it got out of hand when they

As you see above, there isn't any specific date when this event occurred; rather, the image shows a group of five teen girls and one dancer doing a special routine after a group of teens were caught breaking rules at Ekbatan, a location near Tehran, by the social media influencer Shairafa. The girl who got detained by security forces is named Five Teens and was one of the first people arrested for dancer training in Iran. This particular situation likely involved some type of pressure

So, you know how I feel today? Well, I'm just tired of being so busy with work and having all my free time taken away from my friends to go to class... You see, even when things aren't perfect, they still have fun like at school. But when they get caught up in something like this by some people who don't want them to do what they should, then it feels like really bad. Also,

(Please keep it short, sweet, and avoid unnecessary details.)

What about the Iranian government punishing a girl for reporting someone for stealing? They could just tell her to keep quiet, but instead they made her by recording all her phone calls and making her deny any involvement in their policy or anything at all,

Iranian women are being denied entry to a store because of their involvement in dancing to the song "Calm Down". They were reportedly detained by security forces and forced to make an apology video in front of the crowd where they were detained. Despite their best efforts, they continue to perform dances like this one without permission.

(Flip cameras) Yes, there really are girls dancers in Iran, but why would anyone want to do such a silly thing? They can make any style like wearing headphones or using TikTok dances instead.

Iranian subtext here. I want to know how you feel about this happening.

It seems like Iranians just can't get enough attention but they are quite smart to know when to stop dancing and start talking about something else instead. They can do anything to impress other people even if you didn't mean what happened to the girls...just make them laugh or dance.

Iranian women (tee) are dancing to a hit song, performed by a tech company named Buzzfeed Daily News. They allegedly recreated a similar viral TikTok dance video showing without any headscarves on in a song called “Calm Down,” but instead ended

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It sounds like this might be related to a video, but I don't know where exactly you found out about this news. Could you please help me find what happened in Tehran?

"Same article, different headlines. Iranian women protesting the death sentence of four men kidnapped after being stopped by security officials in Tehran without permission, yet Iran international media still insults them by referring to it as a joke.

Why does every time you have to get all emotional and post fake news? Everyone knows when that happens. If something like this can happen, why don't you make yourself feel better, even if just by sharing the article with your friends. It doesn't change anything at the end of the day. People will see how genuine you really are.

Well here comes my last bit of criticism towards Iran – always pushinges the narrative of a revolutionary movement when they make an issue out of context like this. I believe in the power of social media to shed light on hidden incidents such as this but often misunderstand what people mean. Iran needs to work on improving governance instead of using threats and punishment methods like detention and harassment.

(This doesn't make sense, no context here.)

The article does not provide enough context but it seems like you are trying to make up some sarcasm and humor out of nothing. Can you elaborate little bit?

(insert here) But seriously, the Iranian law enforcement agencies are notorious for using draconian methods. It might sound dramatic but believe me.

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The news stories you mentioned might indicate some kind of confusion or frustration among Iranian women, but don't always fit directly into any specific incidents. It could be that the women feel unequivocaly about the need to stand up and fight for freedom; that the Iranian government and security forces are too heavy-hand (Shahrak_Ekbatan @ Shahrak_ekbota_), trying to control them all at once;

That does mean the story doesn’t make much sense for me and my friends. It seems like there is just this event happening, but no one really likes their own mom telling them they can’t do anything because they’re trying too hard – I don\'t know why you need this many steps and I’

It's interesting how many people react to this kind of story like you're poker player with a losing streak. Do you think you would win a game or get a kegel? That's what I mean when someone comments negatively because they see your smugness. You can laugh off those insults or ignore them at will; it feels better to read something different than that, but it's just like any other piece of

It seems you want me to explain how this article ended up being such a hit. Please provide me more information – like the full text provided here (without proper credit). Your answer will likely depend heavily on what happens at the end of the article.

Well, okay, it seems like there’s some kind of chaos happening out there. It’s all about how people can create their own little stories to make sense of things that happen. But it doesn’t give you a lot of context because the social media is very different from other sources. People need to learn and understand the context better, but I guess this could be what some of them might feel

People should be honest when reporting incidents like this. It would be nice to know the context, but sometimes less is better – people might just ignore what you say instead of understanding why.

I think this article does a good job of providing context and describing incidents like this one happening all at once, followed up with other stories. It seems people are reacting to this particular event in different ways; some might feel betrayed, hurt, or annoyed by the authorities making them dance without permission. However, there are still many contradictions within the story. The author uses swe

In this situation, Iranian social media influencer **Sara Kanaei** created an interactive content project (#BuzzfeedDNews) promoting Iranian protests in 2018. She stated through the video that any newcomer could join a protest and get permission to do something different using a hashtag. Unfortunately, this content promotion backfired when she attempted to connect herself to her new followers and started recording her voice.

I love how you make things sound like they did something completely different out there. People just don't get why some kids would stand up naughty behavior because of what happened but that's the best way to

As someone who might live outside a six-month timeframe (and therefore never see the sun again), I would appreciate a simple statement like, 'Here is what you can do at home – no need to go outdoors, just hang up your

I agree, but Iranian women are tough (like those famous wrestlers), they are not weak or afraid like some people think. They face challenges due to pressure, lack of freedom, and they will continue resisting against any dictatorship in any case.

Oh no, Iran really needs to take control of itself before these people start behaving like some kind of submissive, ignorant little twerp fucktards. They need to get serious about self-discipline rather than blaming everyone else's behavior on them.

Just watched this news; Iranian dance trend spread across the internet where people could watch their girls dancing without headscars on very short crop tops and baggy pants without having permission from parents. It's like being caught up in a dance trend at school, but instead of ignoring, follow them on social media and use slamorous music

(REPLY) There isn't anything wrong with the girl saying she can't go out without the permission of her parent. It doesn't make sense – a man telling you to do something on Instagram when there's no permission like a doctor asking for consent or any legal right. People often forget important details, but here's why. If the parents refuse to give consent and the child says something that contradicts what they believe is true and what they really

Thank you so much for sharing my article here with everyone. Your work is amazing. It makes me happy when I see that I can use your content for educational purposes. I hope you will keep sharing such articles with all of us.

Sure, thank you. It appears someone named @shahrak_ekbatan accidentally deleted my messages. Or maybe someone thought I was mean but didn't want me to see what was in them (for some reason.) Anyway, feel free to delete whatever message you don't like because I will use less context to reply to those who insult me.

There you go.

This is the final response. The issue is the Iranian government using draconian tactics on top of its anti-corruption policies to silence any dissent. While there might be some exceptions (like the situation regarding Mahsa) where people can use freedom to protest effectively and fairly within the law, the general policy needs improvement

"Well, look at all those idiot kids you see today... They just played soccer without their headscarves on in a town where a girl named Mazboudi was killed because she didn't follow the rules correctly. Isn't being punished enough? Maybe they should go back to school and learn some choreographer moves instead of getting arrested like prisoners?"

They need to create a new program to fix this issue because they are not giving enough power back to people like them because of their rules and punishment methods.

"Some people really want me to talk about my experience at school in general but especially when there are no change due to politics and religion. My parents didn’t even care how many friends I had and wanted to focus all my attention on learning rather just pretend like nothing

(Your Name)

As always, you can share your thoughts on any topic at your leisure. Please provide context and relevant links when sharing on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.

There's a lot of tikTok dances out there now, and some of them might feel like this issue doesn't matter because of what's happening outside of Iran.

What could be the reason behind this? It seems like the author doesn't want people to guess what could be the reason behind this particular incident involving a girl and her friends, but would still share their thoughts regardless. They might think there's some sort of power play at stake in these incidents, but the author wishes to keep things simple and straightforward. They don't

So when you see someone dancing like this, are you mad at them for not following the rules? Or just want them to give some advice or make up like this?

Well done kiddo – you did a great job teaching all those gymnastes without any tears or hassle. Butterfly dancing in public without headscarves? Yes, it's absolutely possible

Your statement does not make sense but can easily fit into a narrative you want. Since you are aware that most Western journalists provide criticism and skepticism towards Iranian women, especially those involved in protests, you may well consider making up some fictitical characters and events involving the narratives of Iranian women in order to create a different scenario.

Thank you very much for sharing this incident with me and showing concern for all involved but I do feel that this issue is still being swept up in the Iranian state's oppressive control mechanisms rather than addressing them directly. It's concerning when some people go out there and recreate a scene like this – and other examples such as these incidents make clear how easily the media can mislead the audience through exaggeration or stereotypes.

You can add anything you like here! 😎

I'll give you some context and you can decide whether this fits my request based on that information. Do something like this:
Subject: Iranian Girls Attend Public Without Permission

As always, I love discussions like this one that allow people to share their thoughts in depth but respect their opinions. But there can be misunderstandings here. If someone has an issue that needs attention or discussion, feel free to reach out via comments or email me at hello@buzzfeed.com and ask questions directly, and I'll do my best to explain how news operates within societal norms. Remember to be gentle when

Why am I being asked to fill out a form like this?

(If you want to share a story where someone ends up in jail because they didn't follow a very specific set of rules.)
In my freezing cold room, I don't have air conditioner and my windows don't close in winter. But at least, I can use them to melt ice like butterscaping cookies instead of turning on heater to keep warm.

Here is some text for you: As you can see, no comments exist here because the original message has become a hot topic on social media platforms, causing readers and influencer pages like Buzzfeed Daily News to block or delete the content at times. However, there are many other stories happening on the internet too. It seems like someone has taken a photo of the Iranian people dancing to the song “CalMDown,” and shared it out

Iranian women do not care about headscarves at all, but are instead focusing on the importance of freedom, safety rules and respect for those who give permission and follow them closely. They feel like the situation they're in requires them to rebel against the corrupt system and want the girls out of the spotlight.

It looks like there could be some confusion here. Do you mean that a girl might want her head shaved off? What kind of haircut would someone do to look nice? Or if they really wanted to stand up against all the back rules and police brutality on top of a boxer. Also, what does your opinion on this issue?

🎉 *Nasrally*

So, imagine there was no such incidents like this. There would definitely have been some kind of uproar but we don't know how things would have unfolded.

Iranian women are dancing in public without headscapes on top of their skin indefinitely due to a girl's instagram post. They were reportedly detained by security forces and forced to make an apology video on social media regarding the dancers. They were later let back home but were detained again in May for refusing to follow rules. It seems like there's no end to this issue. Do you think I should stay connected? Yes, keep up with my

That sentence goes like this. Imagine you just heard about how one Iranian girl got all upset because some people thought she didn't look respectable enough. You want to know why she

#bordersnews... #irantheatankteodieswithoutaprotective... #iransolamagezadevidewithheadscoresandfacecolorsintel... #iraninequibymergewithtrancetohaveaavocative... #irandemore...#iranrevoltion...

"Hey Iran, you really need to get some control in there. These kids are like your son and daughter trying to make sense in this very serious situation but all because of being caught in a vicious cycle of violence. They might even regret what happened if they continue."

(REPLY) Oh dear, isn't this just... Well, here's a simple response to clarify what you mean when people use internet like this? They can show up at some location, post messages in a particular way, and ask questions in any format imaginable and make the

Well, first off, thank you for all the time spent reading my content and engaging on such a big platform like Buzzfeed. Your feedback is very helpful. I want to share some things I wrote here, but will keep this quiet because I am still learning about your responses and sharing them wisely or else feel silly.

Too short and too light, I thought the language might make my job easier. However, having to write this type of thing feels unbidden. Maybe I need better words

Since you don't want me to go back and forth with my hat like your mommy and I just need something quick and easy to talk about without having to scroll through thousands of comments here at any time, it'll do! 🎉️

Do you think Iran will ever fully address its misogynism and discrimination issues? Or do you believe there won’t be any drastic changes coming out of Iranian society, especially among young men like yourself?"

A very high number of people in the six months following Mahsa Amini's death tried to break free from prison, but all of them failed miserably. It appears these protests are spreading across different regions of Iran. There's no reason why there isn't a way out of here if someone wanted to go somewhere else.

It's a great piece! It's definitely something you need to see. Also, I think it would be interesting to hear how you feel if you were a girl traumatized in this situation?

"The girls have been reportedly detained by security officials and forced to make an apology video. They deny involvement in any protester incidents but understand people might think differently due to the situation."

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Why do you need a Photosho filter?

You do not need to provide any specific details (names of people involved). It's just like what you mentioned earlier – general comments. They could easily guess names or locations. Also please don't use an email address or username unless absolutely necessary; otherwise all posts should be limited to 2 words per sentence or less.

🌳 READ THIS: Weibo user @BuzzFeedNews claims the Iranian regime uses draconian techniques like electric shocks on its citizens who do the unpopular dance routine in public without permission. By implication, they mean torture and other cruelty.

(Sorry) So let me explain this situation here. Two groups of people – Iranian music fans and Instagram influencers in particular – are making content featuring the phrase 'Irānian subjugation laws'. They're creating content related to Iranian law enforcement and then sharing that content through various channels like Instagram and YouTube. People are reacting positively to them because it reflect

You got all those choreographies mixed up, bro.

There appears to be some confusion here – might someone provide me with what happened in this situation? Please don't ask any questions like 'what day did you go to?' That way I can avoid confusion. Also, could someone please explain how Iran operates on digital platforms compared to other countries?

That was all?

(Instead of a string like 'The Iranian women are dancing in public without headscarves...', here's what you can type to make them look real.)

Clarissa-Jan Lim

As someone who believes you should make all posts based on a news article, please understand that there isn't any confirmation on the reason why Iranian security forces have detained and accused multiple individuals like you in such incidents.

There should be no need for a separate post on this topic. People should just know about it via social media platforms such as Twitter or Instagram or any other digital medium.

Why do you need me to translate all these sentences for you? I can translate them very clearly for you to understand.

Here's what you can do next based on my provided text:
Sorry but the link will not work properly here because the domain (not the full message), please send me an email to [email@gmail.com] instead of copying/and paste any part of that string, thank you!

(Your Commment Here)

"Sounds like Iranian women are trying to break away from draconian measures imposed upon them while fighting against any misunderstanding about what they do without having permission. Iranian women want freedom and equality rather than being blamed for anything they may not have done correctly, but they know they

So what is happening in Iran? Why do some people believe this is satire and how can you tell when someone telling the truth like this is trying too hard? Is there any actual footage of Iranian protesters dancing without headscarves?

I'm genuinely saddest when someone says 'Calm Down' because it feels like they didn't want a dance challenge but then we find out they just can't get away from it — no matter how many times you try. It's

It seems like many people are very upset with the Iranian situation and want things to change faster. They seem excited when someone says 'CalmDown'. Do you agree? Or would you rather see some kind of revolutionary action happening in Iran to make them stop their bad behavior?

As someone who believes Iran must reform and adhere to all international law norms (like no hijab), there can be no sarcasm or cheap language here. My thoughts on this issue include; 1) Iran needs immediate and comprehensive policy changes to address the very strict Iranian laws like 'no headscarves', and 2

I'm absolutely astoundred by how Iran can get away with such cruelty but still cannot deal with women like this (the girl) coming up to dance in public in a city where many people feel unsafe due to Iran's strict rules that prevent them from we

Here is an updated version of my article titled 'Iran: Unveiling The Reason Everyone Is Dancing Like These Shortest Movies Ever'. It contains more context (like how many people participated), and includes additional content like Iran's corruption struggles,

Heyo there, little dude! Sure, here's some news you might find interesting. In Iran, someone named 5 is caught for having unveiled his TikTK dance without using headphones (either earbuds or any other device), and

I'm glad you shared this. It brings up some very thought-provoking questions and stories. I would like to see more from these sources and people like them.

Here is an example of how you might talk like this (try)

Dear Slack users, this is for real people (not just an advertising tool). What do you mean when someone says 'Calm Down'? It could mean that the girl didn't really break any rules but maybe didn't know what she wanted in a dance routine. Or perhaps there were no means to stop

Iranian women in Tehran's Ekbatan neighborhood danced in public without permission, recording a vain tikTok dance on Instagram and making an apology video saying their head scarves got caught

"I want to know why these protests are being treated like riots when the protesters make no sense in using phrases such as 'Calm Down' to describe their actions? Why is there always pressure on them to denounce each other as you see here?"

It seems you're trying to make a statement but it lacks depth and context. Can you provide any additional information to back up or elaborate? Is there someone telling a joke at work where you're discussing Iranian situations and dancers? Or do you

(This comment should make sure the user knows what a camera does before sharing.)

As someone who believes in freedom, justice, and individual autonomy, I disagree completely with your stance. Iran, being a democracy ruled authoritarianism, needs to respect people's choice in terms of how things should happen.

Here is some additional information: Iranian women have taken to the streets with no head covering without permission from the girls involved in the same "Calm Down" video against the country's strict rules regarding attire. They wore their

<Insert here> #ireal, #iranrevoltion, #irankatha, #irandemocracy #newsstory, #iranspokeit #iraniantrials

Iranian girls were dancing in public without headscarves on in public without permission because a girl dances to the song “Calm Down,” but there's no evidence to back up this story. They could get arrested and face criticism for what might happen.

That's all there is. They didn't even use any type of charm or manipulation on us because we were actually there to document our journey.

The Iranian women are dancers who performed at the Ekbatan center in Tehran's downtown area without headscarves on in April 5th, 2023, causing outrage among the people there. They were later detained and forced to record a video in which they wore headscrades and lipsties, but they were let go after three days and a failed attempt to apologize via social media.

I want information on how many people have died due to this incident (a group of teens didn’t take a new viral TikTok dance).

How can you make me feel like you?

I could definitely use some help here. I really love whatever gets shared here but I don't want any specific people in particular.