Malala Yousafzai

I was asking him every possible question about every horrible things that I had seen or heard about.

Like, you know, a husband doesn't allow his wife to work.

A husband has a problem that the wife earns more money.

The husband is of this view that he can marry, like, more wives or things like that.

And he is, you know, okay with, like, telling the wife off or, like, that she has to live by his rules and all of that.

So I said, who knows?

Like, I know he's a nice guy, but who knows?

I think it's better to get a verbal...

It's just the fear, the fear that we all carry.

I knew that I was a very independent person.

I did not need a husband.

Literally, I did not need him.

But I wanted him and I wanted to make sure that this was like worth my time.

But when he, you know, when he said that, that, you know, no answers would come.

clear all my doubts.

I think he was right.

It was true because even when he was answering, I still had that little hesitation in my heart.

But what I really loved was just the way he was answering those questions.

He was very patient.

He gave me time.