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Pakistani girl’s joyful divorce celebration video goes viral

Pakistani girl’s joyful divorce celebration video goes viral

Image Source: Instagram/@azima_ihsan

Pakistani society has a deep love for weddings. An entire season is dedicated to wedding celebrations every year. People spend months preparing for these events, selecting outfits, planning functions, and making memories for many years to come.

Marriage is seen as an essential and beautiful institution, but this is not the only purpose of life. Unfortunately, many women face the pressure to stay in unhappy marriages due to societal expectations and the honour of their families.

Across Pakistan, countless women suffer from emotional and physical abuse within their marriages every day. Despite their pain, they remain in these toxic relationships because they fear judgment.

Society often views divorce as a failure rather than a chance for a new beginning. Many women hesitate to leave, worrying about what people will say. However, some women are now coming forward, challenging these outdated beliefs and choosing their happiness.

One such woman is Azima Ihsan. She is a Pakistani content creator who sets an example by happily welcoming life after divorce. Instead of hiding her reality, she shared her journey openly.

Not long ago, she posted a video of herself dancing at a wedding. She happily danced to Coke Studio’s “Magroon Laa.” In her caption, she boldly stated “Divorced. Desi. Thriving ”

However, she remained happy, confident, and full of life. She does not let the opinions of others stop her from enjoying every moment of her life. “I knew when I was walking out of a relationship that I would be judged and it still happens. But I am happy, thriving, and literally dancing through life.”

The video quickly gained immense attention on social media. While some people criticized her, the majority supported her courage. Many sent good wishes and prayers for her happiness. Her story has inspired other women to believe life after divorce can be joyful.

Azima’s journey reminds us that marriage is not the only source of happiness. Women deserve respect and freedom to choose their own paths. Her story encourages others to embrace life regardless of societal expectations.

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