Toxic relationship | Balochistan| story telling | iftikhar Ahmad usmani | اپنی بیٹی کی قربانی نہ دیں

#relationship #pakistan #divorce #lovemarriage #toxic #toxicrelationships #toxicpeople Before telling today's story, I want to tell you the usefulness of the story , Film or drama do not develop your imagination Because a director, with the power of his thought, shows the story written by the writer with his own hero, heroine, and locations of his own choice. By watching a film or drama, you can learn lessons, but your imagination cannot develop. Since the time when films and dramas came, what invention has been made till today? You must have read that all the wonders and inventions of the world were before the invention of film and cinema. In fact, listening to stories or listening to and telling stories is an ancient tradition. In the old days, our grandmothers used to tell us a story at night, in which a king was mentioned or a witch lived on a peepal tree in a village. Remember that when we used to listen to stories, we used to see those characters becoming and moving around, and this happens through the power of imagination. If we stop telling stories to our children, our children will become dull-minded, that is, dull-witted. That is why I tell you stories every day, so that your curiosity and imagination can be satisfied and your imagination can develop. Today's story is the story of a girl who was married to her maternal uncle's son, whose name was Yasir and he was impotent, yes, impotent. Farzana is from Balochistan. Her husband is tough and gets very angry. Farzana's daughter Palush was very beautiful and educated. Palush wanted her to marry a handsome man, but her father got her married to his sister's son. The boy's name was Yasir. He was half man and half woman. He was unable to have children. He was very afraid of his mother. Palush's mother-in-law used to give her orders and curse her all day long, and Palush would become mentally disturbed. Six years passed in this way, crying like this. Till now, there has been no child, and neither the mother-in-law has changed her village, nor has the husband taken care of his wife. Today's situation is that the wife has become mentally ill and Palush's mother asks what she should do? Should she divorce her daughter or let her endure oppression and cruelty?