Well, firstly i am pakistani and i live in england. TBH i am so happy living here whenever i go pakistan i see the lights going dirt everywhere and i am like WOW i am so lucky to be here
trust me women have to stay home get someone to do shopping for them and blaah they're not allowed out..Originally posted by: MissSweetyPie
Well, firstly i am pakistani and i live in england. TBH i am so happy living here whenever i go pakistan i see the lights going dirt everywhere and i am like WOW i am so lucky to be here
trust me women have to stay home get someone to do shopping for them and blaah they're not allowed out..we should be grateful kay we are living in Waleet(Britian) People there are dying to come hereyour choice hunbut just listen to yur heart..yur family are rightjust think what yu have here and wonder if yu could do all that therejust THINKlisten to what yur heart says..girls cant have their independanceyi thinkhope this helpedLove-MrsHarryJB-
Islamabad .. And I love the life there. I understand that maybe life isn't that great for a poor person, but when we go their for holidays, we love it. Don't you feel if you live in England, that you might lose your identity one day?
Oh okay, thankyou for replying. See, people staring at me or not makes no difference to me. I admit it will be awkward but as long as I know that I haven't done anything wrong. So far al the comments I have received suggest that it is a bad idea living in Pakistan. However, when in England, I see that we are just "invading" another country. Why don't we take a step and improve our own country. And I know it's annoying, but could you please tell me the other problems for girls apart from the fact that dirty and filthy men stare at you. Thanks again.Originally posted by: A r y a n
I have spent almost my whole life in England and currently I'm living in Karachi, Pakistan.
Even though I'm a guy, I don't like it here one bit. I desperately want to go back. Your mum is absolutely right. Females have complete freedom and independence in a place like England. In Pakistan, however, they don't have any. People ogle at you wherever you go, which makes going out by yourself extremely uncomfortable. Even if you're all covered up wearing hijab, they will still stare. A lot of terrorism has been going on here lately. There's a lack of proper infrastructure facilities. Basically, life is pretty restricted here. Many people choose to migrate each year. Being a guy I feel restricted here so of course for a girl you can imagine it has to be a lot worse.
I would consider myself lucky if I were you.
Originally posted by: ARMaanEet
Islamabad .. And I love the life there. I understand that maybe life isn't that great for a poor person, but when we go their for holidays, we love it. Don't you feel if you live in England, that you might lose your identity one day?
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