Séphora @valkyrie786

Feminazi| AI Entrepreneur | INFP| Alumni @AlumniNUST @GWtweets #Feminist#Startups#tech#womeninstem#AI Pakistan Joined June 2017

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Séphora @valkyrie786

19 hours ago

What kind of blood runs through these men? What makes you such an laanti animal that you can't even leave a woman alone in hospital? What mothers raise these beasts? Which evil families protect them? All are criminals and responsible for this laanati dogs.

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Séphora @valkyrie786

a day ago

Remote Tech jobs in Pk freelancing with clients in US pays way more than local jobs & you actually work with ppl who have ethics unlike local Seths who treat everyone like daily labourer that's why local market can hardly find tech/ marketing talent now.

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Séphora @valkyrie786

a day ago

@RShahzaddk Worst load shedding I have seen in five years, every week it goes for hours to fix faults esp st night. It's completely collapsing

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leilani ₊˚⊹⋆˙౨ৎ @hopemachines

2 days ago

Learning chess is demoralizing because it requires Jungian shadow work

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Séphora @valkyrie786

2 days ago

@Saherb1 You need to start a you tube channel just stupid men there

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Séphora @valkyrie786

2 days ago

@thatsootyy He was very abusive to his adopted children and to their mother

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Séphora @valkyrie786

2 days ago

@Rashidlangrial Ghairatmst men I know in family steal Inheritances if sisters & nieces, some even steal money.

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Séphora @valkyrie786

2 days ago

@SaleemFarrukh State can barely privide electricity and education in Punjab, state has failed. Balochistan no longer belongs to Pk, we gave it nothing. Tanks can't rule a land. We failed.

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Séphora @valkyrie786

2 days ago

@b_r_khan_ Same, when I buy hoise in Hunza you can come vacation

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Séphora @valkyrie786

2 days ago

@NiniYmz May God make his life easier and create opportunities for him. What will happen to him?

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Séphora @valkyrie786

2 days ago

I am just looking at this child, imagine what his life wyd be. Prob either ti become a servant & be abused by some sadist or given to some Madressa. We can't even educate & protect our children but we can buy jets & missiles. We are a cursed country.

ℕ𝕚𝕟𝕚 𝕄𝕒𝕝𝕚𝕜 (ℙ𝕋𝕀) @NiniYmz

4 days ago

رات 12 بجے کے قریب جب میں ترامڑی چوک میں واقع کوئٹہ آرم باغ کیفے میں چائے پینے کے بعد بل ادا کرنے کے لیے کاؤنٹر پر گیا تو ہوٹل کے مالک امداد خان نے ایک ایسی کہانی سنائی جس نے مجھے اندر تک ہلا کر رکھ دیا انہوں نے سامنے ایک ٹیبل کی طرف اشارہ کرتے ہوئے کہا، “یہ بچہ گزشتہ چار سے پانچ

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Rubab @rubabbx

3 days ago

Architecture's highest honour in the world was given to a Pakistani woman in 2023. She received it for building mud houses. Yasmeen Lari. Born Dera Ghazi Khan 1941. Pakistan's first female architect. Rejected from architecture school in London. Studied arts for two years. Reapplied. Got in. Graduated Oxford 1964. Returned to Karachi at 23. Opened Lari Associates. Construction workers on site refused to take orders from a woman. She showed up every day. For three decades she built some of the most iconic structures in Karachi. Taj Mahal Hotel 1981. Finance and Trade Centre 1989. Pakistan State Oil House 1991. Glass towers. Gilded elevators. Polished granite. Designing for Pakistan's most powerful clients. In 2000 she retired from that world. And built an entirely different one. 2005 Kashmir earthquake. She went to Mansehra with no brief and no client. Sat with women who had lost their homes. Listened to what they needed. Then designed with what they had. Mud. Lime. Bamboo. Local materials. Zero cost. Zero carbon. Zero waste. She did not hand over finished houses. She trained communities to build their own. Because dignity matters more than charity. 2010 floods. Bamboo structures on stilts. Waterproof. Standing in seven feet of water. 40,000 disaster-resilient homes built across Pakistan. A smokeless chulah stove that transformed women's health in rural communities. World Habitat Award 2018. Cambridge University appointed her Professor of Sustainable Design 2022. RIBA Royal Gold Medal 2023. The highest honour in world architecture. First Pakistani ever. She said: I never imagined focusing on my country's most marginalised people could lead to this. From glass towers for the powerful to mud homes for the forgotten. Same woman. Same country. Two completely different Pakistans served. Yasmeen Lari. Pakistan Zindabad. 🇵🇰

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Rubab @rubabbx

3 days ago

She took the CSS exam in 1982. The question paper quizzes her about her own work. Pakistan's bureaucracy was testing its candidates on her words while she took the same exam. Parveen Shakir. Born Karachi 1952. Daughter of a poet father. A PhD. Three Masters degrees including a Harvard qualification. A civil service career in Pakistan Customs. Second Secretary of the Federal Board of Revenue. And in 1976 at age 24 she published Khushbu. Fragrance. The most beloved debut collection of poetry in the history of modern Urdu literature. She used a word nobody had used in a ghazal before. Larki. Girl. She wrote with a feminine voice. A woman speaking as herself. Her longing. Her love. Her anger. Her grief. Not filtered through a man's perspective. Hers. Urdu poetry had been a masculine world for centuries. She walked in and claimed space for every woman who came after her. Her personal life was hard. Divorce. Loss of custody of her son Murad. Law favoured the Father. She fought fiercely, challenged the law and choose Single motherhood in a Pakistan that had no word for it yet. She raised him without anyone's support. she wrote him a poem. I have lived in my house and paid jiziya all my life. December 26, 1994. She had breakfast with Murad. Left for work. Her car was hit by a bus at Faisal intersection in Islamabad. She was 42. She had told people she would not live past 42. The road where she died is named Parveen Shakir Road. Google celebrated her in 2019 with a doodle. Millions of Pakistanis have her lines memorised. The world has barely heard her name. Parveen Shakir. Pakistan Zindabad. 🇵🇰

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Séphora @valkyrie786

3 days ago

@SaracenBearX whats this status abt ? an old nebuian goddess?

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Séphora @valkyrie786

3 days ago

@vimmerzeddy does he has schizophrenia that he pretends to be a jew

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Séphora @valkyrie786

3 days ago

Have filed suit in court, will have cameras taken out by cyber crime FIR to confiscate footage, when ppl behave like low-level blackmailers, they should be taught a lesson. Going to give cybercrime complaint to the FBI so they see their citizens harassment tactics In PK.

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Séphora @valkyrie786

3 days ago

Nope, these ppl don't believe inheritance rights given to daughters by Islam ( my maternal aunt & her lawyer say her dead sister's daughters inherited nothing ). She, however, does reserve the right to gift her sisters' daughters to her in-laws, harasser illiterate relatives.

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3 days ago

Do Pakistani have no fear of god? Robbing their widowed sister, orphaned nieces, like theres no judgement day? Do these men not have a partner/children who have a conscience? Insane

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Séphora @valkyrie786

3 days ago

@jafribois Nope, these ppl don't believe inheritance rights given to daughters by Islam ( my maternal aunt & her lawyer say her dead sister's daughters inherited nothing ). She, however, does reserve the right to gift her sisters' daughters to her in-laws, harasser illiterate relatives.

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Séphora @valkyrie786

4 days ago

@JamaimaAfridi V sorry. Any police report filed?

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Jamaima Afridi @JamaimaAfridi

a week ago

My cousin was shot four times, and her in-laws said it was by mistake. Do you think being shot four times is a mistake? And those people who are the so-called “guardians” of religion and culture, where are they? Why are they not questioning these actions and are silently watching