BB :)

I’ve honestly never understood why some people feel the need to mock their own religion and festivals. I’ve rarely come across Muslims making fun of their own traditions like this, but today, seeing so many tweets mocking Karwa Chauth was genuinely disappointing. And the worst part? Many of these tweets were coming from Hindus themselves. You don’t have to celebrate Karwa Chauth. You don’t have to believe in every ritual. That’s your personal choice. But why make fun of something that holds so much meaning for others? Honestly, why do we even need enemies to destroy our culture when some of our own people are doing it for them? We talk about preserving Hindu culture, but how can we expect others to respect our traditions when we can’t even respect them ourselves? "Disagree with a tradition if you want, but don’t insult your own roots just to look cool or progressive". It genuinely makes me sad to see people taking pride in mocking their own culture. You don’t have to follow every tradition, but at least understand it before turning it into a joke. 💔 Our culture has survived centuries, but its future also depends on whether the next generation chooses to understand it, respect it, and preserve it, or laugh at it until nothing is left to pass on.🙏