Remembering The Moment While Still Vulnerable, Inara Rusli: I Feel Calm

JAKARTA Inara Rusli shared her personal experience of the time when she was still wearing a veil. Inara expressed the feelings of freedom she felt during this phase in her life.

"(When using a veil, I feel) Free from the views and assessments of people," said Inara Rusli in the Tendean area, South Jakarta, Monday, April 28.

According to Inara, this feeling is based on social demands that are often associated with physical appearances, making many people feel burdened.

"Sometimes people sue us because our faces are like this so we have to get a mate like this, because our faces are like this so we have to have a face like this, because our faces are like this we have to have a job like this and so," said Inara Rusli.

He admitted that he found calm when he was still wearing a veil and living a household life with a full focus on family and worship.

"So like before I felt very calm in the era I was still a wife and wearing a veil was like 'yes, I've been living my daily life focusing on my obligations as a housewife, as a madrasas for children, as a wife too, at home, just focus on worship'," he said.

Wearing a veil, Inara also feels that she no longer needs to think about things related to appearance in the public eye.

"So you don't have to think about what to use make-up, what to judge an updated make-up person, what to do with content, how to be really independent," he concluded.