I am tied to Traditions

[PakWoman]

Re: I am tied to Traditions

@Faris_Udeen

Oh okay didn’t know about OP’s previous posts… still it was out of order man.

that’s okay, some posters like to take personal digs at others.

@BarbieCue

What’s a country without traditions and customs? Traditions preserve our identity and make up our culture which is unique to us. Sorry to say this but Pakistanis have already let go of plenty of traditional as well as religious values and what remains isn’t very pretty. What we do need to get rid of are traditions that are contrary to the teachings of Islam, such as dowry, and traditions that impede positive progress. Some traditions do impede progress but progress isn’t always positive. Traditionally, women in Pakistan get married at a young age without pursuing further education and establishing long-term careers. This needs to change. We have no traditional obligations (actually, there’s no compulsion in religion either) and we can always choose what’s best for us. But giving preference to skinny jeans over traditional shalwar kameez, is that progress? The keyword here is positive progress that actually does some good for the society.

loved you post :k: