Ramblings Of A Modern Indian Mom: I can’t help but envy the current urban middle-class generation of young adults; to be specific, the 27–32-year-olds. They are far more intelligent and knowledgeable than we were at their age. They say what they want, do what they want and if you aren’t OK with it, it’s just […]

It only matters if you acknowledge them. Let them know they are cool. Tell them their advice worked out. Appreciate what they do. Even if it is nothing.

Daughters have now liberated themselves from all boundaries to reach for all that seemed unreachable to their mothers at that time. Through questioning, through challenging the status quo, through dissenting – essentially, through feminism.

No matter how progressive/woke/open-minded/tolerant we might be (or try to be), we too judge people based on their gender.

Although being our parents, they have all the rights to govern our lifestyle, many of us often feel entrapped when all of our activities are being watched on and we are constantly getting reprimanded for our decisions.