"DIVORCED DAUGHTER IS NOT AN ABUSE"

BY TAYYABA KAKAR

Invest in girls education not in her dowry 

Unhappy marriages often make its way to countless  divorces but that doesn't mean one has to stop living. Society need to understand the fact that if your daughters are struggling, fighting with problems in in-laws, parents need to have a balance look whether they are happy or not. Your responsibility is not only to marry your daughters but to look either they are happy there or not. Moreover in case of love marriages parents close all doors for their daughters like they have committed sin without understanding any logic they just put their judgmental views. Mindsets needs to be changed, marriages are not guaranteed by any law neither it's business to be upgraded through any investment. 

If they return home welcome them warmly, give them confidence that you deserve better. 

Your moustaches don't define your masculinity... Your mindset does ! 



Comments

  1. RAFIE30 January 2021 at 13:23

    It will take decades to change this mindset of our people but let's hope for good.♥️

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  2. Unknown30 January 2021 at 13:30

    Sensitive point raised by you and it is written very nicely 👏👏 Divorce was seen as wrong as its illegal especially if female is asking for it, even though it is legal.

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  3. Alamzaib kakar30 January 2021 at 13:32

    Fam & society needs to understand that ths social relation is always parrallel responsibiltiy on each partner and there is no guilt to recve her.
    Its always better to welcome back rather than recivng her dead body

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  4. Ghulam Nasar30 January 2021 at 14:04

    Ab b hat halka rka a. In parsoda rewyat ke dajeyan ura kar rak do.keep it up move forward and more power to you ✌✌

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  5. YNWA��30 January 2021 at 21:22

    ❤

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  6. Ak clicks31 January 2021 at 00:36

    👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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