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Pakistani society feels like it is entering a phase similar to what many Western societies went through during the rise of modern online feminism and gender wars. Every day on Reddit, Twitter/X, and other platforms, there seems to be increasing hostility between men and women.

Some of the issues women raise are real and deserve attention like harassment, abuse, lack of safety, and unfair treatment are genuine problems. But at the same time, many men are also struggling with abuse, false accusations, emotional neglect, financial pressure, loneliness, and violence. Yet online discussions often reduce everything to “men bad, women victims,” which only creates more resentment on both sides.

What worries me is how normalized this hostility is becoming. Young men are increasingly being told they are inherently toxic, while young women are being encouraged to see marriage and traditional family life as oppression. Careers and independence are important, but it feels unhealthy when society starts treating relationships and family as burdens instead of meaningful parts of life.

Because of this, I think many men will slowly stop chasing validation, relationships, or marriage altogether and instead focus on themselves, work, hobbies, faith, or personal peace. We are already seeing this globally and soon we may witness this in pakistan as well.

The long-term result would probably be a colder and more transactional society where trust between men and women keeps declining. That would not be good for anyone.

This is just my perspective on the direction society seems to be heading toward. Whether people agree or disagree, I think the growing divide between men and women is becoming impossible to ignore.

These videos explain some of the trends I’m talking about:
https://youtu.be/pfEHQH1RSr0?si=n52JgnwbTWvzajVv
https://youtu.be/HfwQvfchMXU?si=lOCWAR1ZOjgL_mEx