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While Pakistan's marriage laws do not specifically ask the bride her sexual status, our social and cultural norms are no less stifling and regressive. PHOTO: WIKIMEDIACOMMONS

The Big Picture

Widowed, divorced, unmarried: Taking cue from Bangladesh’s amended marriage laws

by Maria Kari August 29, 2019

To bring you up and provide the best for you, I swear to be both a mom and dad for you. PHOTO: PINTEREST

A mother’s bitter past

by Tuba Faizan August 18, 2019

There is a fine line between embracing your role as a partner in a relationship and being overly possessive. PHOTO: WIKI

The Way I See It

#TherapistDiaries: Deep affection or just toxic possessiveness?

by Zaofishan Qureshi July 24, 2019

Privileged or not, divorce is hard if you are a woman living in Pakistan. PHOTO: PINTEREST

The Way I See It

#TherapistDiaries: How to move on from divorce and why it’s harder for women

by Zaofishan Qureshi March 4, 2019

As I lay in my bed with the letter in my hand, I decided to read it one last time before burning it. PHOTO: PEXELS

The final goodbye

by Minahel Ahmad November 4, 2018

A fresh dramedy with a compelling storyline and enchanting music, all set in the background of a vibrant Punjab. PHOTO: IMDB

Zesty and witty, Load Wedding uncovers body shaming and marriage like never before

by Tanveer Khadim July 24, 2018

Haider sat on the bathroom’s floor, with a blade in one hand. PHOTO: SHUTTERSHOCK

Cut, cut, cut – sweet relief

by Izza Malik July 8, 2018

Reham was not completely successful in her mission to destroy Imran’s character in the aftermath of the epic public spectacle her divorce became.

Can Reham Khan’s book kill Imran Khan’s dream to be a leader?

by Naeem Ghauri June 13, 2018

They not only promote regressive ideologies but encourage inappropriate morals.

Pakistani dramas are romanticising rape and brothels but saying the word “talaaq” is the real problem?

by Hira Hyder April 11, 2018

Psychologists and counsellors often work with day to day concerns and difficult life transitions such as divorce, death in the family, adjustment issues, or stress and anxiety. PHOTO: PINTEREST

The Way I See It

Does going to a psychologist mean that one is “crazy” or “weak”?

by Falak Zehra September 29, 2017