Bushra Rehman

I believe words aren’t painful on their own. But depends who says them. Especially if we had any kind of maan in that person. I once got into an accident and broke 16 bones in my body leaving me disabled and bed ridden for a year. And someone said to me, I should leave the house because taking care of me was a lot of work. I called an ambulance and left the same day.

Drop the most painful line that someone said to you !

Apologies for taking down a tweet I posted earlier. It contained some sensitive information that I hadn’t realized should not be made public at this time. Everyone is doing their bit to get @hafizsaadriaz home safely to his family. And a slight lack of care in what is shared could potentially sabotage his case. Hence, the decision to take the tweet down. Thank you!

@amirzkhan1984 If you see the FIR, you will understand why this is still an abduction.

@bee_asks He’s been arrested, and FIR has been lodged against him - it’s not an abduction legally speaking. If his family feels it’s an unlawful arrest, they should approach the high court and seek an order for bail and to carry out an impartial investigation.

Deeply concerned about @hafizsaadriaz unlawful abduction. When due process is bypassed, it weakens the very foundations of justice. Muhammad Saad’s case demands transparency, accountability, and adherence to the law. The state must ensure his immediate release and uphold constitutional rights. CTD operates as part of Punjab Police, but its close coordination with other state agencies often places it in a grey zone of accountability. This overlap cannot become a shield for bypassing due process. Powers granted for counterterrorism must remain subject to the law, transparency, and judicial oversight.

@VardaH85 🫂

@bee_asks I am just happy to see your post.

My ammi and abbu are competing over who logs more steps each day. Ammi’s losing and now she’s claiming her app glitches and doesn’t record her steps. A full Form 47 situation is unfolding here.

@PakiGrok It’s not. It’s so obvious sometimes.

@bee_asks Woah but it’s extremely difficult to detect.

In early 19th century, a husband decided to play a prank on his wife. He would secretly dim the gaslights in their home or flicker them every night at dinner. When the wife complained, he would deny noticing any change. Amusement sparked and he started doing it more often. In the day, middle of the night. The wife, doubting her own perception, started seeing flickering gaslights everywhere, making her lose her sanity entirely. That’s how the term “Gaslighting” was coined. It is a form of an emotional abuse and manipulation that damages you beyond comprehension. It erodes self trust, and makes the person stay in the state of constant anxiety.

@shera8888 Junkie**

@bee_asks A Marvel fan too?

Iran’s manufactured regime change will soon bleed into our borders. To quote Dr. Strange’s historic words to Mr. Stark, “We’re in the endgame now.”

@AlishaKhalid It’s all pre-destined. No?

@bee_asks Shub Shub Bolo 😐

@omerrocka Worth it! What’s next?

@bee_asks Yes we owe them 4 residential and two commercial plots each

Pakistan owes everything to its soldiers. 🇵🇰

Every action has a reaction, every yes is a no somewhere else, every step toward something is a step away from another everything is balanced, everything must cost something. And every gain quietly carries the shadow of a loss. Nothing happens in a vacuum.

Neurodivergent fatigue isn’t cured by sleep. It’s cured by time where no one can access you.

@CherieDamour_ @kdastgirkhan I know :) - you have always been vocal about this

@bee_asks @kdastgirkhan So well. I feel bad for the shuhada they abuse. I don’t feel bad for the establishment. FAFO

I am writing this post for my friends in Pakistan Tehreek‑e‑Insaf. Please listen with open minds. I often see you arguing that PTI accounts that are pro-BLA, pro-TTP, and anti-state are not the mainstream voice of the party. Actually, yes they are. Just look at the exhibit. I personally know people running the PTI Overseas body who post things comparing Epstein to CDF. The PTI Gen Secretary in Canada even made an alt account and, under a post about the martyrdom of our military brothers in Balochistan, wrote: خس کم جہاں پاک This sentiment trickles down from the top. If you don’t feel this way, you are, unfortunately, now an anomaly. The majority has gone this rogue. Now let’s review this in light of current events. Pakistan, like most countries in the world, is going through an existential crisis - both internally and externally. If I were at the helm of affairs (CDF or PM), why would I risk further internal destabilization by letting Imran Khan go under these conditions? You are, in fact, working tirelessly against your own cause. Politics is another name for rapprochement. I genuinely believe IK should be given a free and fair trial, receive all the medical treatment he needs, and be afforded the respect he deserves even while incarcerated. But the road you have chosen to achieve this will only lead to greater harm for everyone. Your party is not on the same page. It is not cohesive. It is highly disorganized and can no longer restrain its own people. Everytime the state shows a little room for negotiations, they go giving interview to anti-Pak pro-India news channels, or make AI images of CDF with a woman, or something worse. Please, strategize. Aap loug aakhir chahte kya hain?

@CherieDamour_ @kdastgirkhan How true

@bee_asks @kdastgirkhan PTI are an asset gone rogue. Unfortunately they were cultivated and programmed in the form of a cult. They’re behaving exactly the same way as they were programmed. This is a classic Frankenstein story. Pakistan is paying the price

گھبرا رہا ہوں کیوں یہ غم ناروا سے اب کیا مجھ میں غم کے سہنے کی طاقت نہیں رہی؟ وہ دل نہیں رہا وہ طبیعت نہیں رہی وہ شب کو خون رونے کی عادت نہیں رہی محسوس کر رہا ہوں میں جینے کی تلخیاں شاید مجھے کسی سے محبت نہیں رہی