Hania Aamir has always been her true self and a few hate comments won’t change that

(dailytops4u news 10/08/2021)

Chania Aamira, one of the youngest players in the industry, grew up in front of the Internet, sharing almost every moment of her life with her fans. This means that she also had to face more investigations at times than anyone else. However, supporting your friends or opposing violence and aggression online never stopped Aamira from speaking.

Aamira's latest Instagram post is similar, trying to please everyone on the internet, including those who criticize her every move. The actress says that she has created so much criticism in public. This seems to be the reason for such negative public opinion.

But Aamir proudly admitted, "I am young, noble, handsome, loud, and kind." He believes that growing up in front of all of us does not mean that he cannot live a full life. I'm wrong, I'll change. I will make bad decisions and I will make better decisions. My thoughts will change, but some will not. "

Life is about growing and learning in the process, and you shouldn't apologize for that, and

Aamirs believes it. He continued, “I will grow and learn. But I don't apologize for being human. I don't apologize for the growth. "

The Dilrub actress said the message was a reflection of her thoughts. She called it a "fair hour": "Because for the past few weeks I've been trying to figure out what makes internet negatives happy with these thoughts."

But she also seemed to find the answer and said: "I came to the conclusion that I had no idea who was more than me. I spoke out loud and should not change because people do not understand me. More than beautiful pictures."

Many of Aamira's fans are in awe of her kindness and truthfulness. Apparently some hateful comments won't change this: “I can't be a plaintiff and I won't try to be who I am. I hope that we can all grow together and learn to be more tolerant of each other. "

She then she turned to those who might be in the same situation as him and who were trying to accept his individuality. Aamir wrote: "Don't lose your identity just because no one sees you the way you do or because those around you don't understand you. Be yourself as long as you don't hurt anyone."

We hope that we all learn to understand our true nature and identity, and in Aamira's words, "You must really live here and have unrepentant beauty."