Mathira Says Society Places Unfair Pressure on Men

KARACHI: Pakistani television host and media personality Mathira has said that society places excessive expectations on men, arguing that many are treated like “machines” and are not encouraged to express their emotions. Speaking in a recent interview, Mathira discussed various aspects of life and shared her views on the roles and challenges faced by both…

KARACHI: Pakistani television host and media personality Mathira has said that society places excessive expectations on men, arguing that many are treated like “machines” and are not encouraged to express their emotions.

Speaking in a recent interview, Mathira discussed various aspects of life and shared her views on the roles and challenges faced by both men and women in society.

She said that, in her opinion, men often face unfair treatment and are expected to shoulder responsibilities without consideration for their emotional well-being.

According to Mathira, if a woman were to accuse a man of inappropriate behavior, many people would react immediately without first seeking to understand the facts of the situation.

“We have turned our men into machines,” she said, adding that boys are often raised without being taught to acknowledge or express their emotions.

Mathira argued that society continuously places responsibilities on men, and the constant pressure can eventually affect their ability to fulfill their roles as fathers, brothers, and husbands.

“When a man is burdened with endless responsibilities, he becomes exhausted. As a result, he may struggle to be a good father, brother, or husband, and people then blame him for everything,” she said.

The television host also highlighted the issue of mental health among men, saying many suffer from depression but feel unable to speak openly about their emotions due to social expectations.

She noted that many men hesitate to tell even their close friends that they are emotionally hurt or struggling, fearing judgment or appearing weak.

Mathira’s remarks have sparked discussion on social media, with many users supporting the need for greater awareness of men’s mental health, while others emphasized that emotional well-being and mutual respect are important for both men and women.

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