Muslim women living in the West are increasingly influenced by their non-Muslim peers. Sarah is a Muslim woman of Pakistani origin who grew up in Canada. You will find her story to be quite familiar in terms of the red pill theory:

It is a truth still universally acknowledged in Muslim culture that an unmarried woman at 30 has failed at life.

That is obviously also a standard red-pill opinion.

The matchmaker, who had built a national reputation, said that because I was a divorcée and "likely infertile," I should be open to men over 40 with children.

In her approach to the wall, Sarah has a hard time accepting that at 30 years of age her SMV is no longer what it used to be.

Let me backtrack. I married when I was 20 ... I was in the middle of my semester at university ... Living alone, I was an abnormal occurrence and people would doubt my chastity.

In red pill theory, college is considered to be a brothel where young women start riding the CC.

Although my husband was kind, marriage from the start had meant social isolation ... At university, while others partied or traveled on study-abroad programs ... my family shushed my unhappiness because they told me I had no reason to leave. My husband was letting me study, he was from a good family, he treated me well, so what did I mean I was not happy?

While her peers are having fun riding the CC she is stuck with her boring nice-guy husband.

I initiated a divorce because I wanted more from my life and I wanted to figure out what those goals were ...

She wanted to "explore the world" and "find herself" ... by ... joining the CC!

Now, I am 33, with a new husband and a baby (without the help of a matchmaker, I must add). It took a long time to find someone who accepted that I lived alone and had divorced my first husband "for no reason."

So, she has still managed to find a blue-pilled beta-simp who failed to see through her. She admits, however, that she was not able to deceive any experienced matchmaker. She undoubtedly had to pre-maritally sex-bomb the naive low-SMV idiot who then refused to listen to his own family about why it was a bad idea to marry her. Give it a few years, and the sex will dry up completely. She will once again feel the urge to return to the CC.

Instead of shunning divorcées and humiliating them, we need to let them voice their truth and make a place for the strength they bring to our culture.

Well, no. The survival of society itself depends on shunning and humiliating divorcées who leave their husband "for no reason" other than jumping on the CC.