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Ghar Mein Maa Behen Nahi Hai: Why Need A Ma Or Behen To Understand Respect?
Should men be asked to value women only if they are their relatives? Should they be asked to consider every woman their relative to not harass them?
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From Gender Roles To Toxic relationships: Things To Get Rid Of During Diwali Ki Safai
Let us make this Diwali an opportunity to redecorate our society with happiness and equality. Let the lights of equality shine so bright that the dust of patriarchy becomes invisible. Let the broom of Diwali ki safai be held strongly by all genders so that the dust of patriarchy is removed even if it hides in the darkness.Â
Dear Men, Don’t Marry Just Because Your Parents Need A Caregiver
Why is marriage all about bringing home a caretaker in many Indian families?
When Will We Stop Celebrating Women’s Sacrifices?
It is assumed that women’s existence depends on how much they can sacrifice for their families.
Can’t Take Care Of Yourself? Get Married: Why This Is Not A Good Idea
I am not saying that in marriage, partners don’t take care of each other. But there is more to a marriage than caregiving.
Etiquettes During Family Gatherings: Why Are Women Confined In The Kitchens?
But it is high time now that we understand that women too can participate in discussions and contribute a lot through their intellect. Spare them just the kitchen role!
Living In Patriarchal Homes, Is It Possible To Call Yourself An Absolute Feminist?
Why is it difficult to be a feminist in our society? Why do we unknowingly or knowingly follow certain patriarchal norms so that we can negotiate freedom in other aspects of our lives?
Toxic Mother-Daughter Relationships: Sometimes The Differences Are Irreparable
Every person has the right to live or change at their own pace and sometimes, there is nothing else left to do but to go separate ways.
Is The Way Moms Are Treated At Home Putting Women Off Motherhood?
Motherhood in our society is equal to walking on a tightrope- it is only praised and supported when it happens in a way society approves of it.
Many Moms Aim To Be Perfect, But Shouldn’t They Seek Happiness Instead?
Even after becoming fathers, men don’t lose the right to work, grow and fulfil their desires. If fathers can manage both personal and parental happiness, then why can’t mothers?
