Life as an Afghan person
You live in Kabul. Every woman wears a chadari (burqa). Most women wear blue. Others wear different colors. Even female kids between the ages 4-13 start wearing it at a young age (mostly black). Women have to stop going to school after 6th grade
The sky in Kabul was shining. It was 70° today. Women in different colors of chadari’s were walking around. Some with men, some carrying children, some walking their children to school, some in a market, some being hit with a whoop for not wearing a burqa, some being thrown in jail, and some being executed. Just a normal crowded day in Kabul. You can be a male, female, citizen, or visitor of Kabul. If you’re a male, you can do anything and wear anything. If you’re female and a visitor, say I’m wearing a hijab.
NOTE: that’s my life as an afghan girl
Release Date 2026.08.19 / Last Updated 2026.08.19