Sania Saeed speaks hierarchy of abuse

Veteran television and theatrical actress Sania Saeed recently appeared The rafay mahmood podcast And he talked about a myriad of themes, including the cold bloody murder of 17 -year -old influence Sana YouSaf.

“Everyday, I wake up with the news of the dying women,” said one obviously emotional saeed. “There is even fatigue in our compassion. How much more can we get?”

“This was only a girl, and even one is too much. How can we, as a society, allow that even a child is undergoing such attack and violence?” added.

Rationalization of injustice

The host Mahmood identifies Saeed’s statement on fatigue and society that implied it as durability. Asked if he sees any such resistance to society, Saeed noted how the way is rationalized and continuing with our lives.

“The logical part of your brain continues to say that you have no choice.” Saeed seemed to keep the tears back at this point, which are clearly influenced by the tragedy. “Bring a heavy heart, but to move on, keep working, rationalizing it. You try to understand why and how it happened, where it came from.”

Saeed talked about how the influence did not participate in any dispute. He was an innocent kid who posted cute videos for restaurants and everything. “It was” following traditions, denying unwanted progresses just as we want our children to do. Isn’t that what we teach our girls? ”

THE Juland The actor said this is the point he wants to present to those who criticize and oppose women’s rights, Aurat March and slogans such as Mera Jism, Meri Marzi. “When people respond aggressively, they accuse and abuse without thinking, just to defend their privilege, that’s what we are talking about.”

At this point, the host said that the situation of our society is such that when journalist Fasi Zaka wrote a prayer for the dead man, users abused him in the comments and said he was worth it. It has brought to face such an extreme mentality that prevails in society where you cannot still say a prayer for a victim of murder.

Saeed questioned this instinctive hatred for women who are causing such extreme reactions. “This girl could have been a religious person who posted religious videos and would not be different if there is a little thing, nothing you like for a woman. You get this incredibly extreme answer.

Scream for help

The artist shared her theory of this deep aggression. “I feel that this is related to the way we have uploaded our men. We have uploaded weak men who are not equipped to understand anything and are not emotionally smart. This may seem like an anti-foggy attitude, but it is a cry for help and for our boys, how can one be so out of time?”

He continued: “We teach our daughters to rely on their brothers, the fathers, the wives, they will protect you, but if they are so unstable, how can you rely on them?” If they cannot make the right decisions in their lives and lose control so quickly, how can I put my life in their hands?

Mahmood then mentions Ali Gul Pir by saying that it is a constant struggle for everyone, especially for men, not to become a product of their occasion. Saeed agreed and stressed that it was a common struggle.

“This cannot be special, if we do not play our best, there will be issues as we see today, we have undermined women so much, every day, we hear such news, every woman you meet has a story and the class is not even a factor in it, but at the end of the day, it is not a common fight, if we do not work together.

Emotional repression

The host expanded to the idea and mentioned Swiss psychologist Carl Jung, saying that most of the violence in the world is because man is unable to tell his own story. Jung’s theory of unresolved internal conflicts that led to external issues showed the debate on the mental and emotional repression that leads to this violence.

Even Saeed added to the point of how this repression leads you to oppress others. “How can you think if I give them a space. They will take over mine too? How unable do you think you are?”

Later in the discussion, he talked about the hierarchy of oppression and abuse, citing an example of children who commit harsh acts against animals. “You have to imagine what should have happened to these kids if they are so comfortable abuse of animals?

He emphasized how they have the pleasure of abusing someone or even watching it. “I want to know what they went through to become such psychopaths? [of this inherent violence]. ”

Throughout Podcast, the debate was directed to multiple issues, including women’s rights, justice and recognized Saeed work in the film and the drama and lessons she learned in her life and career.

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