So, you have decided to homeschool in Pakistan? It's the best decision you can make for your child. However, it is also going to be the toughest. You need thick skin for this stuff. I'll be honest, I didn't think it would be this hard. I have had to cry my eyes out in front of my family just so I could fight for my children's right to be educated at home. People keep asking me why I homeschool, and I cannot believe that there are people in this world, in fact, in this era, who think there should only be a single way of doing things. In Pakistan, if you think or act differently than the majority of the population, you are a bad person. They go as far as to say that you are doing things wrongly. I have had to hear some harsh words solely because I don't send my child to school. Never has anyone ever come to me to ask why homeschooling is good. They have never come to me with an open mind to understand what I believe in. They have never bothered to sit down and di