Pakistani mother dances in the viral video after the divorce tigma

A Pakistani woman has conquered the Internet with a powerful dance video by storm, which offers a strong message about divorce, social stigma and self -movement. Azima Ihsan, a divorced mother of three children, was gracefully danced to the song by Coke Studio Pakistan.Maghrron La'At an event. In traditional clothes, she dressed with confidence when the audience cheered her.

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Read a text overlay on the video “,”You have found the perfect song that you can dance as recently divorced Pakistani mother of three children.“In the heading of her contribution, Ihsan shared a strong message about how divorce in Pakistani society, especially for women, is viewed.

“Divorce in the Pakistani community TBH is treated like a death sentence, especially for women. I was told that my life was over, I would regret it, my life would go downhill 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 ” She wrote.

Ihsan also emphasized that staying in a loveless or unhappy marriage was worse than being divorced. “We behave like 'divorce' is a dirty word if it should be viewed what it can be: a new beginning. Yes, it is difficult and heartbreaking. Yes, it is lonely.

She revealed that she never wanted to be a divorce, but ultimately chose this path for herself and her three children. “I didn't decide this trip easily; I never really wanted to be a divorce, but it was freedom for myself and my three children. Even for my ex-partner it was the best decision for both of us.”

Ihsan asked women not to stay in a marriage just to avoid the stigma of divorce. “Marriage should be built on love and respect, not to fear of stigma. I see too many Pakistani women who sacrifice themselves, just to avoid this” divorced “label. I say: Your happiness is important. Sukoon (peace) is important. Life goes on. Don't be afraid.”

She ended with a hopeful note and announced how her life changed two years after her divorce. “Two years after the dividend, I am a living proof, they can cry, heal and then dance as if nobody was watching.”