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About Habibti xx

Habibti Reads the Room

There is more to Habibti than the jokes.

Her books and courses cover boundaries, confidence, relationships, parenting, empowerment and self-care, with practical help that does not tell women how to live.

More Than A Few More Things 

Why, What, Who, Where & How..Moving On..

Why Habibti Is Mechanical

Habibti is a mechanical doll with visible joints.

Being a character lets her step into everyday situations without making a real person’s private life the story. The focus stays on what is happening and what she has to say about it.

Why Habibti Is Anonymous

Habibti talks about boundaries and keeps some of her own.

The person behind her stays private. No face reveal, no public family life.

Having something to say does not mean giving everyone access to you.

Habibti’s Personality

Habibti is educated, observant and assertive without believing she is always the smartest person in the room.

She understands psychology, but keeps it practical rather than turning everything into a lecture.

She makes mistakes, laughs at herself and can admit when she was wrong.

A good joke at her expense is fine. A bad one may get an answer.

Habibti Reads the Room

Habibti Reads the Room is Habibti on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.

Dating, family, work, beauty and everyday nonsense. She says what you were probably already thinking.

Sometimes there is a point. Sometimes it is just funny.

Support Without Intrusion

Habibti is there for women who want support, humour or practical help without having to explain everything first.

Take what you need. Leave the rest.

What Habibti Talks About

Habibti talks about the things women are often expected to handle without much guidance.

Boundaries, relationships, confidence, work, family, beauty and more.

If it affects women’s lives, Habibti will probably have something to say.

Habibti the Author

Habibti’s books go deeper into heartbreak, relationships, confidence, boundaries and beauty.

They use research without sounding academic, so readers can understand something better and enjoy the read.

Habibti the Educator

Habibti’s courses cover parenting, female empowerment, boundaries and assertiveness.

They are practical, realistic and designed to be useful in real life.

Representation Matters

Habibti has a Middle Eastern appearance because representation matters.

Her world may include abayas, majlis settings and family culture, but she is not a stereotype. She is simply a woman with her own personality.

Why Habibti Speaks English

Habibti communicates only in English, so women from any background can understand her.

You may recognise the cultural references or none of them. You should still get the joke.

Habibi Exists For You

Why Habibti xx Exists

Habibti exists because life is not always kind to women.

People judge, relationships confuse us, families misunderstand, work exhausts us and sometimes people make us question what we know happened.

Habibti brings humour to those moments without pretending every woman has the same life.

Some things will speak to you. Others will not.

Take what helps. Leave what doesn’t.

She is here to make women laugh, think, feel understood and remember that they are still allowed boundaries, choices and respect.

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Books

You can find Habibti xx Reads the Room on Amazon

Confidence • Boundaries • People

For the woman who is done being pushed around.

Breakups • Attachment • Letting Go

For when your heart has not caught up with your head.

Beauty • Style • Self-Care

A practical guide to looking after yourself again.

Habits • Confidence • Everyday Life

Small changes that make life work better for you.

Musings

These are my thoughts and observations. Read them for what they are. Take what helps and leave what does not.

Habibti xx


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