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Financial freedom is the real fairytale

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By Yumna Ali
| The Express Tribune Verified
People still tell girls, "Don't worry. Your husband will take care of you." Really? Wonderful advice. While you're at it, why not tell people to stop buying health insurance because "nothing bad will happen?" Tell them not to wear seatbelts because "God will protect them." Tell them to stop locking their front door because "good people don't get robbed." Sounds ridiculous, doesn't it? Yet somehow, asking a woman to gamble her entire future on one human being is considered "wisdom".
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Age brings wisdom – where is it?

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By Yumna Ali
| North West Bylines Verified
Home Lifestyle Human Interest Children are paying the price for international unrest and war – where is the wisdom in not allowing our youngsters to age? by Yumna Zahid Ali 14-07-2026 06:50 in Human Interest, News, War Reading Time: 3 mins read A A image by Liana S. Free to use under the Unsplash License Share on Bluesky A ten-year-old’s school bag does not know its owner is not coming home. It just sits by the door, zipped up, packed the night before for a school day that never came.
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I know Islamabad's latitude; I don't know my own address

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By Yumna Ali
| The Express Tribune Verified
Pakistan's schooling model is producing confident fools. Yes! You heard that right. Every year, millions of Pakistani children walk into classrooms and spend twelve years of their lives being taught how to do almost everything except live. Declared successful, they smile brightly for the cameras, host lavish feasts to celebrate, and pose proudly in matching graduation gowns.
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