Recently, actress Maryam Noor participated in a private TV show where she candidly discussed various topics, including her experiences with shared living arrangements. During the program, the host inquired if there was any incident that led to discomfort, to which Maryam shared an incident from her time in Karachi.
Maryam revealed that when she shifted to Karachi, she opted for a shared apartment. She explained that people shifting from Lahore to the bustling city aspire to reside in a beautiful and clean place, but the cost of private accommodations often becomes prohibitive.
Expressing her perspective, Maryam stated that after her shift to Karachi, she met a girl who appeared straightforward and simple. This girl, originally from a village, proposed sharing an apartment, and Maryam’s family suggested considering this economical option. However, Maryam decided against it, preferring a more private living arrangement.
According to Maryam, the girl, initially seeming humble, transformed over the next few months, revealing a different side of her personality. Maryam started feeling like she was serving as a domestic helper rather than sharing the apartment based on equality.
Feeling uncomfortable in this dynamic, Maryam eventually decided to live separately. After some time, when Maryam visited Lahore, the girl called her to announce that she had bought her own house, and now Maryam could take back the deposit for the shared apartment. Maryam agreed to return the deposit after reminding the girl about their two-month contract.
However, upon Maryam’s return to Karachi, she discovered that the girl had stolen her belongings and even damaged her belongings, including throwing her clothes out of the window. This incident made Maryam regret her decision to trust someone in a shared living arrangement.
In conclusion, Maryam Noor’s account sheds light on the challenges and pitfalls of shared living arrangements, emphasizing the importance of trust and compatibility for a harmonious coexistence.
