No matter how the relationship is- married or not- and no matter who the violator is- man or a woman- if issues are not addressed in the relationship, if dynamics are not equal, the relationship will automatically fail.

If enduring pain was equivalent to gaining strength, women have been the most powerful section of society. But the reality is that despite enduring all the pain and injustice, women still remain at the boundaries

Being a middle-class person myself, it is very difficult for me to keep secrets from my parents. But I am ready to put that privacy at cost to attain the togetherness I gain while I sleep between my parents, holding their hands. It is this moment that I will once be left missing forever.

We live in denial. No matter how much we want to be a feminist, we fear its consequences. We are silent feminists because in our society, propelling feminism is equal to propelling hatred.

If parents teach kids what sex is, how it is not always about procreation and what consent is, kids will not end up depending on the distorted pop culture representation

It is this pressure of likeability that forces women to sew their lips, hates their bodies and refuses to demand their rights. Because women want to seek patriarchal validation, they compete with women and pull each other down.

Being undermined just because of their gender, or branded a ‘maternity risk’, women have to battle everyday sexism at their workplace. Here are a few sexist questions that women are commonly asked during interviews

Men who cry are perceived as weak and irresponsible. When they express their emotions, they are shut out for behaving like a woman. Any sort of vulnerability is not accepted among men and is labelled as a feminine trait.

“Divorce-versary” have you heard this before? I never did until today. Shswathi Siva, a copywriter, posted her picture on Twitter, leisurely sipping coffee in a garden celebrating four years of her divorce

Women’s duty has never been about serving men. It has been about living their life on their own terms, as men do. It is wrong to assume that a woman who stays within the boundary of the house is respectable while the one who steps out is public property.