Hello Iam following you from last 6 years humna... Humna you make it very easy to understand certain things which otherwise seems a little hazzy. And I've now started watching dear sister series, so as iam the only child, everything is always already done for me, but Alhumdulillah I've gained enough confidence by doing things when my parents aren't around but now iam going ahead by taking steps eevn when they are around like for suppose I now call the waiter on my own all by myself 😂I know it seems funny but for me it's something...
plz share next podcast on how to manage emotions as a teenage girls, the judgemental society nd how young girls can deal with it positively ,,, and the guy friends of girls of and the boundries in these friendships .... overall its a good podcast love from lahore ♥️
Unfortunately, we don’t have a culture where people are encouraged to ask questions. This really effects ones confidence. Sometimes over parenting can be a hurdle too. In this Japanese women are good example where they are able to keep their culture at the same time they encourage their women to travel alone or go for studies abroad. It is quiet interesting to see how we are not comfortable saying phrases like I am sorry , I love you , or I miss you , or I am tired in Urdu language. Is it because of cultural barriers where in Pakistani culture we consider these phrases unacceptable or cheap . Just a thought. It is also because we see sympathy but not empathy in our culture. When one emphasize with someone than that person is willing to give solutions as to how one can come out of difficult situations . When a person sympathizes then they will say oh when we were young , we were able to handle all situations. This is not helpful. One show on how women can build more support systems by going to gym, making time with friends , self care . We dont have to be super woman and perfect. Most important we need to be physically, emotionally, mentally, financially strong as women.
I miss you all too ♥️
The topic choice is perfect ✅
Learned a lot from this podcast🙂.
Very great content dear. Keep doing this.
Thank you for such conversation ...i start makings notes from your podcast ..it really help me to groom myself as young personel
This was such a great podcast ...loved it
Loved this podcast ❤️❤️
Hello
Iam following you from last 6 years humna...
Humna you make it very easy to understand certain things which otherwise seems a little hazzy.
And I've now started watching dear sister series, so as iam the only child, everything is always already done for me, but Alhumdulillah I've gained enough confidence by doing things when my parents aren't around but now iam going ahead by taking steps eevn when they are around like for suppose I now call the waiter on my own all by myself 😂I know it seems funny but for me it's something...
29:14 Literally listening to this after losing my confidence by moving to another country 😂 so relatable!
Thank you, I needed this
Omg what is the reasoning behind Yusra not being part of the podcast? I rlly rlly liked her.
I liked her too
plz share next podcast on how to manage emotions as a teenage girls, the judgemental society nd how young girls can deal with it positively ,,, and the guy friends of girls of and the boundries in these friendships ....
overall its a good podcast
love from lahore ♥️
Just started the podcast and found out that Yusra has left. I'm already missing her presence, perspective and insight on things.
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Unfortunately, we don’t have a culture where people are encouraged to ask questions. This really effects ones confidence. Sometimes over parenting can be a hurdle too. In this Japanese women are good example where they are able to keep their culture at the same time they encourage their women to travel alone or go for studies abroad. It is quiet interesting to see how we are not comfortable saying phrases like I am sorry , I love you , or I miss you , or I am tired in Urdu language. Is it because of cultural barriers where in Pakistani culture we consider these phrases unacceptable or cheap . Just a thought. It is also because we see sympathy but not empathy in our culture. When one emphasize with someone than that person is willing to give solutions as to how one can come out of difficult situations . When a person sympathizes then they will say oh when we were young , we were able to handle all situations. This is not helpful. One show on how women can build more support systems by going to gym, making time with friends , self care . We dont have to be super woman and perfect. Most important we need to be physically, emotionally, mentally, financially strong as women.
Ap log english mai ziada bat krte?kia ap ki audionc pakistani ni