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Diabetes for one, sibling, parents, grandparents(both sides), aunts(both sides),uncles(both sides) and other relatives. Not everyone had it but most did so i was surprised when my classmates family wasn't mostly diabetic.
Slaughtering sheep in Eid. Its less that i thought everyone did it and more that its strike like "Oh, yeah most men have never slaughtered a sheep and never well". I don't even eat meat but that what you are told to do cuz your a man and all that crap. I didnt even cut the sheep neck myself but have to cut its other parts. for record, i was threaten by father to do it when i was 15 back in 2017 and thankfully i haven't had to do again