‘Divorce, desi, thriving’: Pakistani woman’s empowering post on divorce wins hearts | Trending News

A Pakistani woman’s graceful dance performance, challenging societal stigmas surrounding divorce and promoting female empowerment, has caught the Internet’s attention. Azima Ihsan, a divorced mother of three, has sparked discussions about women’s resilience following separation, particularly in conservative communities.

Ihsan shared a touching post addressing the deep-rooted stigma surrounding divorce in Pakistani society, particularly for women. She reflected on how divorce is often seen as a catastrophe, leading women to face judgment, isolation, and uncertainty. However, her own experience defied these notions. Despite the emotional hurdles, she discovered strength and freedom and embraced life.

She emphasised that ending a marriage doesn’t mark the end but rather the beginning of a new chapter. Despite the challenges, her journey became a path to freedom, not just for herself, but also for her three children and even her ex-husband.

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Ihsan further urged women not to sacrifice their well-being out of fear of judgment, emphasising that marriage should be founded on love and respect, not societal pressure.

“We act like “divorce” is a dirty word when it should be seen as what it can be: a fresh start. Yes, it’s hard & heartbreaking. Yes, it’s lonely. But staying stuck in a marriage where you can’t breathe? That’s worse,” she wrote.

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With over two million views, the video struck a chord with several social media users, prompting them to share their thoughts. “Women have started to celebrate divorce more than they would celebrate their wedding , this should be an eye opener for men and for those who support their patriarchy and how they have failed at creating a safe society for women,” a user wrote. “Someone somewhere is watching this, wishing they had your strength. You give hope to so many. Love this!” another user commented.

“Be you, you kids got the best role model in life. Don’t let failures define you, your strength is your persistence to live your best life,” a third user chimed in.

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