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Nida Yasir reflects on increasing jealousy in modern society

Nida Yasir reflects on increasing jealousy in modern society

  • Nida Yasir discusses the rise of envy and jealousy in Pakistan and globally.
  • She highlights the negative reactions to others' achievements.
  • She discusses the decision of Sharmeen Ali to avoid posting her Umrah pictures on social media.
Nida Yasir, Pakistan's most popular morning show host, has conducted her show for 15 years. She often shares insights from her own experiences. Recently, Nida openly discussed the increasing envy and jealousy in Pakistan and globally. She offered her perspective on how these emotions are perceived today and advised others on navigating such challenges.

Yasir addressed how society has become increasingly envious. She emphasized that people often react negatively when others achieve something or attain their goals, rarely showing happiness for others' successes. Yasir also highlighted the role of social media in amplifying this negativity, noting that people frequently criticize and undermine others instead of appreciating their happiness.

Sharmeen Ali mentioned that she chose not to post her Umrah pictures on social media because people tend to be overly judgmental these days. She added that “if you post your Umrah pictures, people start commenting about how you can go back to acting after Umrah and they do not understand that a woman has to work due to her circumstances.”

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