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Madiha Imam reveals negative effects of long-distance marriages

Madiha Imam reveals negative effects of long-distance marriages

  • Madiha Imam shared her thoughts on long-distance marriages.
  • Imam expressed her belief that such relationships can be “terrible.”
  • Imam advised not to choose this if someone has a choice.
Actor and VJ Syeda Madiha Imam, who married Indian filmmaker Moji Basar last year, has shared her thoughts on long-distance marriages, advising against them based on her own experiences.

In a recent discussion with renowned star Faysal Quraishi on his YouTube channel, Imam expressed her belief that such relationships can be “terrible.”

She explained, “It was destined to be in my case but if anyone has a choice, I always tell my friends not to do long-distance marriage, now that I’ve experienced it. It’s not easy.”

Imam elaborated on her concerns, stating, “Many a time, the arguments which can end merely by talking it out on each other’s face, they usually stretch into fights over a week or two, only due to the conversations over the text messages.”

Emphasizing the challenges, she maintained, “Long-distance [marriage] is terrible. Of course, there are benefits to it as well, including the longing to meet and see your partner after a long time, but the troubles that the long-distance causes outweigh its pros. So I would rather live with the person than send him heart emoticons to make it up.”

Despite the difficulties, Imam mentioned that she and her husband have made a “practical decision” to focus on their individual careers while nurturing their bond during the times they are apart.

Madiha Imam announced her marriage to Basar in May last year, sharing glimpses of their Nikah ceremony in Dubai, followed by a Valima and a reception in India.

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