Egyptianโ Artist Samah Anwar‘s Views on Relationships Spark Debate
RIYADH – โฃControversial remarksโ made by Egyptian actress Samah Anwarโ regarding men, relationships, andโ societal pressures on women have ignitedโฃ a discussion across social media platforms. Anwar shared her โขperspectives during a recent radio interview, prompting widespread โreactionโ and renewedโ debate onโ marital dynamics.
The actress’s statements come amid ongoing conversations about evolving gender roles and expectations within relationships, especially in the Arabโข world. herโ views on male behavior โandโ the pressures faced by women regarding aging and appearance have resonated withโฃ audiences, โsparking both agreementโฃ andโค criticism.The discussion highlightsโข a broader cultural shift as individuals โincreasingly openly discuss previouslyโฃ taboo subjects.
Anwar asserted that men are โคprone to boredom and, dueโข to their physical nature,โ may seek external stimulation. “The man โฃby nature does not like to speak much,while the womanโค expresses her feelings with words,and when he is bored โphysically,he resorted to anotherโข woman to escape the excessive conversation,” she stated. However, โคshe alsoโ emphasized the power women hold in maintaining โคstability, adding, “but โฃthe truth is that it is the woman who โhas the keys to stability because she is the most capable of containment and passion.”
The actress also revealed she has decided โagainst pursuing further romantic relationships. Anwarโ dismissed the notion โthat each age has its own unique appeal, stating, “I do not believe in a saying for โeach age of his sweetness, but rather I see that โขevery person has his own โฃsweetness.” She further criticized the commercialization of anti-aging treatments, saying age has โbecome “a commercial way to push women towards Botox and Filler, which are things that โdo not occupy โme at all.”
Beyond her personal โviews,Anwar recentlyโ appeared in the โdramaโฃ series “Catalogue,” alongside mohamed Farraj,Reham Abdel ghafour,and Tara imad. The series, written by Ayman Wattar and directed by Walidโ Al-Halfawi, garneredโ audience engagement upon its release.