Samaya Mushtaq in Podcasts
personSamaya Mushtaq, a medical professional and podcast guest, sharing her personal story of marriage, divorce, and love.
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From the New York Times, I'm Anna Martin. This is Modern Love. Each week, we bring you stories inspired by the Modern Love column. Today, Samaya Mushtaq tells us what was on the other side of that tunnel of anxiety and fear. It's a story that taught her to love, selflessly, and in a way she could never have predicted. Stay with us. Sameah Mushtaq, welcome to Modern Love.
Samaya realized she had to leave.
Samaya witnessed some really difficult things when she was in med school. She tried talking to her husband about her feelings, but he couldn't go there with her. So one day, after a really hard rotation, she decided it was easier to keep her feelings to herself.
While she was in college, Samaya met that nice man. At 21, when she was in medical school, they got married. But as the marriage progressed, she couldn't shake the feeling that something was missing.
Samaya Mushtaq grew up hoping to marry a nice Muslim man.
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