Why we Need To Stop Trolling Yakjut – Why Target “Yakjut”?
Decoding Social Awareness – MoralValues, RealActivism SocialChange.
Dr Fiaz Maqbool Fazili
Yakjut is a platform created specifically for women, offering counselling and a space where women can openly discuss their concerns. So why the constant “blow hot and blow cold” attitude toward it?
To the men raising objections: if you do not have access to such a platform, why resort to cheap, immoral tactics such as impersonation and deception? And why boast about such deception as though it were something to be proud of?
Who can truly understand the issues women face—the pain they often carry silently, the struggles they endure behind closed doors? Many women suffer quietly, holding their breath and suppressing their pain until they feel completely broken.
Yakjut’s administrator/s in lead , Samina Masoodi, are trying to address these everyday realities—saas-bahu conflicts, family pressures, and the countless “ghar ghar ki kahani” situations—with wisdom, sensitivity, and counselling.
So, please let us mind our/your own way.,there are lot of issues around in ciov social life which need urgent attention and intervention
If this is really about concern for women, then let that concern be genuine. Otherwise, it increasingly appears to be nothing more than envy of a platform that says, “Only Women’s Entry.”
A Wake-Up Call for Society
Human nature is truly strange. Often, people hide their mistakes and faults as if they never existed. Whenever a story is told, the words are chosen in such a way that all the listener’s sympathy falls on their side, making them appear completely innocent, helpless, and blameless.
The truth is that an incomplete story always shows only half the truth. People reveal only the part that can save their reputation and bury the bitter realities where they themselves were at fault. But the truth does not change—no matter how beautifully it is presented!
We are living through a time when many social and moral issues are becoming impossible to ignore—Emotions , depth of words indifference toward injustice, normalization of cruelty, loss of empathy, disrespect, corruption, exploitation, and silence in the face of wrongdoing… are raidmap for GenZ.. my top concern.
The real danger is not only that these problems exist.
It is that we slowly become comfortable with them.
Posting a quote on Facebook is easy. Sharing a video is easy. Expressing outrage for a few minutes is easy.
But real change requires real action.
We need people who are willing to speak responsibly, stand with those who are vulnerable, challenge injustice, educate others, support victims, volunteer in their communities, and hold themselves accountable—not just criticize society from behind a screen.
Awareness is the beginning.
Courage is the next step.
Action is what creates change.
Let us not become a generation that watched society decline and did nothing.
Speak up. Stand up. Help someone. Educate someone. Challenge what is wrong. Build what is right.
It’s better to leave the matter to the women involved and allow them to resolve their issue themselves.
Why My Pen Does Not Stop… Not another number. Yet,,Another concern crops. Sometimes the mirror must be held up—not to accuse anyone, but to help all of us see ourselves more honestly.
(STRAIGHT TALK COMMUNICATIONS EXCLUSIVE)
