Yasha Yahawah on Being Child-Free

The Dubai-based internet personality, known for her soft-spoken power, spiritual elegance, and serene lifestyle, has made it clear: peace is her priority, and that means consciously choosing a life without the traditional structure of a family.

“I love me too much to deal with some certain things,” she shared calmly in one of her now-viral statements. “I have an assignment to fulfil on this earth, and once it’s fulfilled, I’ll be gone that same hour. I have tunnel vision in that regard. Just me, my Creator and my destiny.”

It’s a statement that sent shockwaves across timelines and stirred a chorus of both applause and critique. But as always, Yasha remains unfazed. Her life is a reflection of calm clarity, not chaos or compromise. She doesn’t need validation. She’s already whole.

To Yasha, peace is not a temporary condition, it’s a lifestyle. Her mornings are spent in silence. Her evenings are dimly lit, quiet, free of unnecessary obligations. She’s not going back and forth over dinner plans or running behind schedule. She’s not tending to others’ emotional needs at the cost of her own. She is at ease.

“I see women burning themselves out, calling it love. I see women breaking down, calling it sacrifice. I choose peace. And peace, for me, means privacy, silence, and sovereignty.”

Though she has love for nurturing women, and often helps them through charities, Yasha makes it clear that motherhood and marriage are very far from her divine assignment. In her world, peace is a strict requirement in order to get things done with ease.

In a society that pushes women toward timelines, Yasha walks in timelessness. She answers to no clock, no calendar, no tradition. Her life is a sanctuary which is intentionally designed, lovingly preserved, and divinely protected.