Not everyone is exact which we perceive, realities are several and sometimes brutal too. Watching the dancing girl may deliver the thought that they have embraced this field according to their will. But I guess the tale of Zaib will rewrite your viewpoints. She was ambitious, to fly high as she was inspired by one of the female pilots but her pursuits were crushed after the death of her mother. His father was not competent to afford the young girl in his home so he traded it where he often pays his time; the environment she encountered aghast her; her mother doesn't authorize her to talk to colleagues and where she is now; receiving the money for her servings on the hight time. She murdered all her dreams of her; her spirit has not belonged to her. Now she was the Zaib "the dancer ".
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She lost interest in everything; she listened to the ladies mumbling her faulty; making gossip about her life. She was not having relaxation; she headed toward the religious places and she heard the statements" see the dancer Zaib is here: the whole night she spends with other man and at day time came here to reflect the world her pious side. This shattered her heart: who was she, the lady who auctioned her body and dignity to others just for sake of money; but who made her this??
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She wasn't born a dancer by birth. Who altered her lifestyle? If she can't afford the dreams is this is the only way left? Why such places were created; none of the person inhabiting there has the will and choice to live there. Society and the environment pull them to this hideous place. But why the people enter there? Do they support the thoughts that women are just for entertainment? Why people infer her profession? Will the Lord accept such sinners' forgiveness? Along with all these questions she just did what looked better to her; as no one was there to give her answers she hangs herself with the fan as her wings were being slashed.
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Conclusion;
We are the one who makes such society; our wrong judgments about the profession and religion are so terrible. If one is born in a religious home doesn't mean that he/she has the stamp of piousness. Just remember women are not entertainment,
This is the true story and the names have been changed, there are more other stories like that that are not being published as the people don't have the tolerance to hear them, I don't mean to harm the feelings of sectors who are not functioning well to give the equal rights to everyone but it's fact that each masked face the unusual reality.
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