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

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.

At times, patriarchy pitches women against each other. It makes women feel as if they are in a rat race of gaining validation from patriarchs. This is the reason why many women feel intimidated when they come across other women in their lives.

People carry the mindset of women being men’s property to the air too. So where are women safe, if not in flights that are miles away from the ground?

The irony is that every one of us is aware that anxiety, panic attacks and suicide exist. We all know that these issues can grip people anytime. But why do we carry the stigma?

According to a recent study, male drivers accounted for 99 per cent of hit-and-run cases and only one per cent of them were women. Studies conducted earlier have also shown that women are safe drivers because they refrain from rash driving or breaking traffic rules.

There is no definition of love because it is a subjective term and everyone has the right to define it as per their own wish. I love you is not a term, it’s an expression.