Discussion on Women's Subjugation and Abuse

Turki, I told her.

I swear, I won't get up like that, and so on. That's it.

I want this woman.

If the woman tells you no…

If I want to have sex with her, for example…

She doesn't want to.

She doesn't want to.

She doesn't want to.

And this is how the word “she doesn't want to” is used every time.

She doesn't want to.

If she doesn't want to…

Yeah.

I'd rape her.

What do you mean, you'd rape her?

By force.

What do you mean, “rape”?

With violence.

What do you mean, you'd rape her?

I'd use violence against her, violence.

She waits for me to come home.

She wants to see what my desires are, what my demands are. What I want.

To me, a woman is a commodity.

I make her do whatever I want.

What do you mean, “a commodity”?

A commodity. That means she is nothing.

Nothing.

What do you mean, “nothing”?

It means I married her only to fulfill my desires and serve me. That's all.

If I want to bathe, she has to bathe me.

I'm not obligated to bathe myself.

And if she doesn't want to…

Against her will.

Why would she have to bathe you?

I—I've been eighteen years old, and she bathes me.

Eighteen years.

She bathes me.

Every day.

I want to bathe every day.

Who is she?

My wife.

Where does she bathe you?

Some days I bathe in the bathroom. Some days I resort to the garden next to the…

Our home. So you can see the people around us.

They see what kind of woman honors her husband in situations like these.

If he tells

her, “Bring me, bring me a glass of water,” she should go like a bullet.

She brings a glass of water and comes back. “Get up and put some food out for me.” She should put it

out for you.

And if she doesn't put it out,

a slap or three across her face. “Get up from in front of me, bring—what's it called—a glass of water to

your man.”

And if she doesn't get up,

I’ll find gasoline on her, or give her ten matches. Let her go.