Re: Has pakistani's lost their values and morals?
So I had a catch up with my cousin who visited pakistan for few weeks and I am shocked to hear her stories. What I am about to say doesn't refer to ALL pakistani's but SOME.
*I'd say change the name of this thread because it may say otherwise to people...just saying. *
Okkie yes I know in terms of clothing girls have gone more modern and try to be more westernised by wearing sleeveless kurtas or see through kurtas where you can see their under garments. I have seen it in my own eyes, Girls in Lahore, wearing transparent sleeveless kurtas with leggings etc. Yes, That's one thing but I didn't expect to go more over board.
As far as I'm aware (through my siblings whose Mums side of the family come from Lahore) a lot of Indian fashion trends come through to Lahore more as influence than say in the Village areas of Pakistan so I don't think the transparency of the kurtas or leggings and so forth actually surprise me. I don't think it's a true reflection of all girls though but if that's what they wear and feel comfortable in then I guess each to their own?
My cousin says.
Pre-marital sex has gone very common in PK. In universities specially (LUMS and more)?? girls having boyfriends but also going a step further by sleeping with them? OMG! Its gone very common? That's not all even oral sex is very common there. Apparently there is a rise of "porn" in pakistani community?!!
*I'd hate to be the one to break it to you but the whole Porn thing has been happening world over for God only knows how long. The internet is a dangerous place. A lot of countries as far as I'm aware have a 'secret' porn industry. If you look up stats on what people google you will find Asian girls are quite in demand-I found this out whilst at University and was studying the 'MTV effect' on life and culture. Go figure right?
As for oral sex; hhmmmmm I think that would depend on their religious belief but that's a different thread.
If you watch Bollywood films have you never noticed how sexualised their dance routines are? Or how 'wet' the girls saris are as they dance around? Or how a lot of the old 80s/90s films had rape all over them and it was acceptable?
Same rules I'm afraid would apply over the 'fence'. It's horses for courses-not everyone is doing it as you already know.
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Boys on the other hand digs for pictures which has girls sitting with their legs open (wearing leggings) etc and invite girls for sex. And they easily say yes? What has gone wrong? Have they lost their morals?
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Lord have mercy child; easy girls and boys are everywhere...why your cousin is making it sound like this just happens in Pakistan is beyond me. If you think just because it's the Islamic Republic of Pakistan it should be 'paak' then I'm afraid you are mistaken. Things happen....like they do all over the globe!
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Education is just an excuse for some girls so that there parents can let them go, they can hang out with boys n what not!
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Hahahahahahahahahaha.**
What has happened to Good Old pakistan ERA when I used to live there? What happened to girls? Have they lost their respect? Fashion, I understand but going a step further?? Thats unbeliveable! My parents used to think living abroad we have to be more careful for girls etc, give proper up bringings etc so that they don't follow British culture in terms of sex, boyfriends etc. But this is happening in pakistan. Frankly, I think pakistani girls in UK are far more conservative, know their values and have a balance of both british and pakistani culture. Living in Westernised culture, we desi's have learned to achieve a balance of both culture and religion.
**So let me let you in on a secret or three. Back in the 'good old days' there were Backstreet abortion clinics in Pakistan. Do you think the majority of these women were married seeking to abort their child? And the girls that would visit their 'village elders sons' in the middle of the night? In terms of sex the attitude towards it will differ from generation to generation but then there will be a group that WILL experiment regardless of where they are raised.
Upbringing matters EVERYWHERE. The grass is always greener on the other side. Not many will look back on the place they were raised and pick fault with it as a lot of our elders do today.**
My hubby used to talk about how he missed pakistan and how he wants our kids to get pakistani culture and respect. If that's whats happening in pakistan, I am scared to send them off to pakistani schools/unis! Living in UK is way much better than bringing your kids than in Pakistan! My maternal instincts are already talking! :)
See above-grass...green..otherside.....
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You need to raise good Muslims that can thrive in any environment RoseAli; you won't be able to babysit them 24/7 for their whole lives and they will come into contact with what you find unsuitable. **
I am shocked!
Again this post does not generalise all pakistani community.
I wouldn't rely on the words of one person to make your decisions...just saying.