The west

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Re: The west

@Life01

If the majority of people in a country are living life a certain way they are not entirely pretending.This is what they really believe in, if they are not all 100% on point that is another issue.No one is 100% morally pure.this is not about me, this is about raising generations in a certain environment and expecting them not to try and conform to the masses. People are generally influenced by others, company matters. Yes, you can find good company in the west but that’s another topic. just as an example wearing a hijab, having a beard are not that much of an issue in Pakistan when compared to the west, where people are rejected on the basis of such things. You are probably more encouraged to take the religious route in Pakistan than not take it. Overall Pakistan does encourage a more conservative and religious way of life but yes it has its drawbacks,not denying that.

You keep replying to me thinking that you are making a point, but all it does is still look like you desire a place where your lifestyle is validated (enough to where you think your potential offspring will also follow this lifestyle). Look at what others are saying in this very thread. Even with being religious being the “right” way to be there is immorality everywhere in Pakistan (not even including the fact that it isn’t exactly the safest place to be). If you raise your offspring emphasizing the importance of religion they should be good to go wherever. Living in a religious society like Pakistan has not stopped so many people from behaving immorally, what makes you think it will stop your potential offspring? How can you look at the utter chaos that a lot of Muslim-majority countries are in and think to yourself “at least having a beard/wearing a hijab aren’t looked at weird over there!!1.”