It is undeniable that for women, their izzat is valued more than their freedom. So women are forced to adjust to an abusive marriage and preserve the name and security rather than losing all by walking out of the marriage.
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It is imperative for society to change its rigidity towards married woman’s identity and make it an open ground. This will allow more women to be happy in marriage, ambitious in marriage and outspoken in marriage.
In this article, I am going to point out 13 shocking things that patriarchal moms tell their daughters to indoctrinate them with the patriarchy that they faced in their own lives.
Homemakers are humans who get tired and need some space and air away from regular workdays. Not machines that turn on and off on demand.
Just because a person belongs to a well to do family, it doesn’t mean they can’t feel upset and lonely. And just because a person belongs to a lower class and is expected to spend every minute in hard work, doesn’t mean they can’t sit and cry.
It is essential for parents to not construe resilience as a woman’s tolerance against injustices. Resilience is about fighting back. And every woman should know that.
If being a good bahu is a part of individuality, being a good damaad should be a part of man’s life too.
Be a friend, partner and lover but never a dictator. It is high time now that men who are going to be married should be told about these things.
There is a need for us to be enraged by instances of domestic violence and take strict actions rather than ignoring it as something that is a part of marriage.
