September 16, 2022, the day of Mehsa Amini's death in the Irshad Patrol Detention Center, was a spark to ignite the suppressed anger of Iranians, especially Iranian women. The fire of this anger flared up so much that after two months of this incident, there was not a moment when Iranians inside Iran did not shout the outrage caused by this oppression in the loudest voice in the streets and Iranians outside Iran in the far corners of the world. The woman, life, and freedom slogan became the thread of people's unity, gave hope for liberty, and promised life, justice, and equality. It was not the only case during these years, but it was a turning point for people to stand up. Iranian women, just like me, have fought this injustice all our lives, we have tried to achieve equal conditions, but we have always faced humiliation and tremendous pressure to silence every voice. I am illustrating the image of a woman who always has to hide her femininity. Cover their hair, which symbolizes beauty, freedom, and liberation, to stay safe. Otherwise, they will face the most severe attacks, humiliation, and aggression because they did not act according to the established frameworks, and the feeling of freedom and liberation will only be possible with her death.