The divorce ceremony of the Pakistani girl is trendy

In the caption, she revealed that she was divorced and thrive and proves that the separation does not have to be regarded as the end of the street.

“The divorce in the Pakistani community is treated like a death sentence – especially for women,” she wrote. “I was told that my life was over, I would regret it and luck? Forget it. The verdict is still coming, but do you guess what? I dance through. I laugh through. Life is not as bad as I was told. Actually the opposite. “

Azima continued to emphasize how divorce should be seen as a new beginning than as a shame. She announced that the trip was difficult and in an unfortunate marriage would have been far worse for both her and for her ex-partner.

“We behave like” divorce “is a swear word if it should be viewed what it can be: a fresh start. Yes, it is difficult and heartbreaking. Yes, it is lonely. But do you stay in a marriage where you cannot breathe? That is worse. To be stuck in an unfortunate marriage is much worse than being divorced. I didn't easily choose this trip, I never really wanted to be a divorce, but for myself and my three children? It was freedom. Even for my ex partner, it was the best decision for both of us. “

“Marriage should be built on love and respect, not in fear of stigma. Too many Pakistani women sacrificed their happiness just to avoid the “divorced” label. For you I say: your happiness is important. Sukoon (peace) is important. Life continues. Have no fear. “