See here for "rahbar goes to psychologist (1)"
Translation for none Farsi speaking people:
Rahbar: I don't know why I feel like women don't like me
Psychologist (thinking): I don't know either! I like him very much!
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Monda,
by Omid Hast on Fri Dec 04, 2009 12:02 PM PSTThere goes the irony. The other male psychologist thought he was crazy and couldn't help him, so now he is seeing a female psychologist who has a crush on him. Stand by for part III.
anonyouse111.2,
by Omid Hast on Fri Dec 04, 2009 11:50 AM PSTThe reason she likes him is that her socks' clolor matched his beard's.
Faramarz Jaan
by anonymous111.2 on Fri Dec 04, 2009 11:43 AM PSTThat's fine. You're entitled to your opinion.
Funny story. There's a woman who we know, who lives in Iran and visits the U.S., who wears the hejab while sh'e is in the U.S., and who actually used to work (at a low level) at an IRI ministry until a few years ago. She is a family friend. My parents always called her "hezbollah" behind her back (I know-not nice, but...), and avoided any political discussions with her. Anyway, she was at my parents's house about a months's ago and she brought up the uprising in Iran...and, boy...you should have been there...she unloaded on Ahmadinejad, Khamenie, etc...my jaw almost dropped...at the same time, I was of course, pleasantly surprised. Her dislike of the regime mainly stemmed from the injustices that she saw in Iran today, including the brutal crackdown on protesters. I think that there are a lot of people like her out there.
Dear Anonymous111.2
by Faramarz_Fateh on Fri Dec 04, 2009 11:25 AM PSTYou know I am a fan of your writing and sense of humor. But I gotta disagree (respectfully) with you on this 1.
I think the implication that a great majority of hejab wearing women in Iran are fans of Khamenei is accurate. There are probably SOME mohajjeb women that are no fans of Khamenei, but probably 80% are fans; if not of Ali Geda, of some other Abaa and turban wearing SOB like him.
To these women who are "motezaher" another motezaher like an akhoond is the only choice.
I like your cartoons, BUT
by anonymous111.2 on Fri Dec 04, 2009 10:57 AM PSTthis one is a bit inaccurate. I know quite a few Iranian women who are observant Muslims, wear the hejab and are against the IRI and Khameni. Unless there is something else in the female character's presentation (which I do not see-please point out if there is one), I believe that the cartoon is an unjustified stereotyping of observant Muslim women in Iran. It implies that the woman is a Khameni fan just because she is wearing a chador.
Just my two cents...
Good one Omid
by Monda on Fri Dec 04, 2009 06:17 AM PSTAlthough I doubt Rahbar would seek a Female therapist since bulk of his issues could be male figure-related.
This one is thick! Makes you speechless! Good one!
by Anonymouse on Fri Dec 04, 2009 06:17 AM PSTEverything is sacred.