Why Is It Difficult For Daughters To Be Honest With Their Parents?
parents need to start trusting their daughters. They need to stop conforming to double standards like smoking, drinking and having affairs is okay for men but unsanskari for women.
parents need to start trusting their daughters. They need to stop conforming to double standards like smoking, drinking and having affairs is okay for men but unsanskari for women.
I want that through my experience many girls around learn that they are never responsible for their own assault. I want other parents to understand that sexual harassment is a crime and they should protect their daughters from it- but not by caging them but by making them independent.
If we don’t raise men and women who are against violence, can we ever overcome the reality marred by conflicts that we inhabit today?
When are we going to perceive women as citizens with rights? When are we going to value their choices and decisions? How long women will be criticised for being too liberated? It is only unfortunate that parents themselves shame their daughters for being outspoken.
Do Indian parents approve of love marriages, or do they simply go with them because they are too modern to force their will on their children?
Why do Indian parents believe that their daughters can get freedom only after marriage?
Indian women live a dual life: one to please their parents and other in which they can be their true selves. Why is it that they have to hide their true identity from their parents?
Why is domestic violence normalised by parents when it is a punishable crime? Why can’t marriages and relationships be about equality and love?
Dear society, parvarish should mean raising self-sufficient daughter or son and focusing on their personal development. And not conforming to the morality, traditions and patriarchal power.
Can daughters be “too free” or “too equal”? Does the freedom to exercise your right and be treated as equal even have a limit?