[75203] A wave of social criticism and discussions on the state of mind and society in Iran

Heated social and political discussions on social networks in Iran

Network users in Iran report an increasing trend of concern surrounding the consequences of the political and social situation in the country. Among the central topics that emerged, adT29687802 reported that the names of 'Javidnamah' (a nickname for victims of the regime) are being systematically erased from the computerized system of the 'Behesht-e Zahra' cemetery in Tehran, which makes it difficult for families to locate the graves of their loved ones. This source describes the action as a "new model of wickedness by the Islamic Republic."

At the same time, an active discussion developed around the psychological and familial aspect. The user YPantea harshly criticized an Iranian psychologist who published controversial content regarding female identity and family ties, and asked: "What in this quote caused hundreds of people to 'like' it?". She expressed deep concern that people are relying on the advice of figures she claims are unqualified.

Another topic that gained resonance is collective trauma and its health effects. ShanySun2026 shared her feelings regarding loss of concentration, forgetfulness, and hair loss since December, and noted: "Only we know what we have been through." Similar experiences of mental instability and burnout were shared by other users who identify the period of repression as a major trigger for their health condition.

Meanwhile, a discussion took place regarding migration and social expectations. no1one1969 remarked that many of the students leaving Iran come from an established social class and expect to maintain their standard of living abroad without effort, which leads to unnecessary "complaining" (as defined by him) on the networks. At the same time, other surfers like itszaryy held discussions about difficulties in everyday life, such as obtaining authentic food abroad and coping with the social expectations of the environment regarding motherhood and career.