(Rant) being ex Muslim in Muslim country

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Just fake it/ go along till you grow up and can get away... but ensure u are educated and can stand on ur feet and take care of yourself because the outside world is even terrible...

Now u have one problem, when u leave u will have to deal with a lot more... so ensure u have education so u can the get a job...

Also as far as I know don't let anyone in ur religion or else where convince u your religion is the problem... its mostly how people interpret it and what they use it for... plus u don't really have to believe every anyone says including ur religion... just trust ur gut, be good, work hard and face life ...

^like what chaittra said above

I don't know how old you are but are you willing to completely be disowned by your family should you cut your religion off completely? like financial security, housing, familes' support etc etc

given you are and maybe still living in a muslim country then maybe try to get your parents to assist you to study abroad (if your family can afford it) and eventually immigrate?????

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honestly I can't tell my parents not Muslim anymore they would literally killl me if that wasn't bad enough now I have to pretend am Muslim and go to the mosque and fake fast and go to Islamic school it's so annoying like I didn't ask to be born srsly I just hate my country

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Just fake it and go along with it untill you finish school and can move out. Just like gay people do it in their homophobic families. You are 15 iirc, yes, it will take some time but be patient. It must be awful:(

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This is tricky but the advise you've received above is the best.

When we are young, we are sometimes convinced that our religions and family beliefs are wrong but the reality is, home is safe, that's why it's home, out there it's harsh unless you are well prepared for it. No street child or homeless person haves it easy unless they work super hard and it still doesn'tguaranteesuccesssometimes. If you have a chance at security, love and unconditional support, take it, use it and when you are independent financially and have your own place, then you can fly to whichever direction you want.

All the best.