The Undervalued Role Of Men In Pakistani Society


For far too long, men's contributions to Pakistani society have been devalued. While women's rights have recently received much-deserved support, it's also vital to recognize the enormous contributions males have made to society. Men have been crucial in forming Pakistan's culture, economy, and politics through their military service and family support.

The domestic realm is one of the most important arenas where men's efforts have been undervalued. Men's contributions in this field frequently go unappreciated, despite the fact that women have long been recognized for their role in raising children and running families. Men are often viewed as the family's breadwinners, but they also have a big part to play in giving their families emotional support and direction. Men's efforts to childcare and housework are also frequently disregarded or undervalued.

In Pakistan, men have moreover experienced severe difficulties and discrimination in their own way. Boys are frequently pressured from an early age to fit into conventional gender norms that stifle their emotional expression and limit their chances. This may result in a toxic masculinity culture where males feel under constant pressure to project a sense of power and domination. Additionally, discrimination against men is a common occurrence in Pakistan in industries like work, education, and healthcare.

It's critical to understand that supporting women's rights does not entail discounting or dismissing the contributions of males. Rather, it entails making efforts to create a society in which each person's contributions are equally valued and acknowledged. This entails questioning strict gender roles and fostering possibilities that are more inclusive of both men and women. We can move towards a more equal and just future for everyone if we recognize and value the contributions that men make to Pakistani society.

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Syed Azam Ali Shah

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