How long will parents value men for their gender and devalue women for the same? How long will society judge women for the mistakes they have never committed?

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. 

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.

If being a good bahu is a part of individuality, being a good damaad should be a part of man’s life too.

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.

Dear women, depend on yourself. Don’t give in to unsolicited advice and conditions. Know about their rights, reservations and dreams. Own yourselves- your health, dream and body- and don’t immolate any of them for anyone.

we can’t forget that asexual couples too get married and have a happy life. By making sex necessary in marriage, we are invalidating the existence and experience of asexuals.

Haw! Do you smoke and drink? How unsanskari you are!

Here are five films that tried shedding light on marriage in a way that spoke to many of us:

I have told my parents that I don’t wanna end up in a toxic relationship as they have and will make sure that my partner will be feminist enough to respect my choices. Because I want an equal marriage but what my parents have are servility and compromises.