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Juggun Kazim reflects on facing domestic abuse in first marriage

Juggun Kazim reflects on facing domestic abuse in first marriage

Web Desk January 27, 2025 Add Bol News as a trusted source
  • Juggun Kazim candidly discussed her past marriage.
  • She reflected on when to walk away from a toxic relationship.
  • She opened up about enduring domestic violence in her first marriage.

In a recent appearance on Imran Ashraf's show, actor and television host Juggun Kazim candidly reflected on the domestic abuse she faced in her first marriage and discussed the significance of recognizing when to walk away from a toxic relationship.

Reflecting on her experience, Juggun shared, "I think I learned more from that experience than I ever learned at school or college." She opened up about enduring domestic violence in her first marriage for a year and a half before finally leaving with her son. "I had a lot of love for my son Hamza's father, but there came a point where I could not tolerate the violence and abuse," she revealed. However, she acknowledged that not everyone can make the same choice, stating, "A lot of people do tolerate it, however, because that is their way of handling the situation."

Discussing her journey as a mother, Juggun highlighted the importance of finding love outside of romantic relationships. "If a woman does not get love from a man she is in a relationship with, she can get it from her child. The love you get from a child is enough," she said.

She also emphasized how people often take loved ones for granted. "The people who have the biggest heart are valued the least because others always assume that they will be there," she lamented, adding that, "people only value what they don't have."

Juggun urged individuals to set boundaries and not allow anyone to cross them. "If someone is taking you for granted, it is a full stop," she asserted, stressing the importance of taking charge of one's own life. She concluded with a powerful reminder, "Ultimately, only you know how much you can tolerate. You cannot change anyone else. You do not need to punish yourself. You can walk away."

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