She Lived As A Man for 43 Years #37

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[zunairacubing]

I feel sorry for her. Especially when her own daughter didn't know she was her mum.

[auuvou]

she’s irl mulan, so much respect for her

[Hailey]

Bless her
She's such a determined woman
I admire her

[neutralball]

All this aside, I respect Sisa for giving up her gender just to support her family.

[vakanimates]

Imagine how sad she is, remmembering the past times when she is alone, she is totally crying when she is alone, I want to give her a hug so badly!

[truedirectioner]

"Build a society that gives women, the same opportunity as men."
👌🏻Well said, mate!

[Leonicles]

My God, this is so sad. She was widowed at only TWENTY-FOUR years old. I was widowed at 27 and I cannot imagine not being able to support my family. I greatly admire her strength, selflessness and intelligence. I imagine had she been born in a different time/place, she would have done something revolutionary- perhaps as a scientist, leader or inventor.

[spicybiryani]

This makes me realize how ungrateful we are to our parents, she's such a nice lady working hard for her daughter! I wish I could do something for her but I'm literally on the opposite side of the Earth from where she lives.

[lmjesuschrist]

Geez this is devastating and she even looks so sad. She is an amazing mother/person for doing this for her family and herself. 🙏

[MrSlogo]

*''Nas daily's not just making videos, but changing lives''*

[kharrenhagos]

This made me cry😢 she is truly a “HERO” . we can’t measure how hard she have been through to support her family. Just because of a society she had to give up her gender . Felt so bad seeing a Mother struggling like this. She really deserves more blessings! ♥️♥️Her children are so blessed to have her truly!

[beababzie]

I hope she is okay being like man just to support her family she is a brave woman God Bless Sisa 🙏

[Urfavv_Studyguide]

i’m an Egyptian and i’m proud! and i understand what she says and it feels better not reading a text but hearing them talk

[yoimiyaa]

I feel bad for so many people in Egypt but growing up as an Egyptian in Egypt my life was absolutely nothing like this :(

[bluscout]

Stories like these always spark hope i me. But it also makes me feel guilty, because my life is simple and easy, but there's people out there struggling, and im here on my phone scrolling through yourube without a care in the world

[zetsuron_g]

i am proud of her she made the best of her situation and gives her all for her family we gotta respect that and stop bitching around

[noriko]

This story broke my heart, she gave up so much and had to work so hard. Can we start a fundraising campaign for her or something? I want her to live without worrying now at least. ❤

[giga-lecail]

This Woman is a Strong Personality, This is so Heart Warming ❤️

[Ellie-iirp]

Bless her she doing such great things! She shouldn't be a man she should be what she wants!

[kohljackal]

This is amazing when you think that thousands of years ago when Hatshepsut was pharaoh of Egypt, she would wear a fake beard and was even pictured on the walls with the fake ceremonial beard. They knew their pharaoh was female, but by definition a pharaoh was a man. She was an amazing ruler, too! However, it's sad to see the same situation in Egypt thousands of years later!