The culture of sisterhood is created in your social circles, where other women help you rise. The culture of sisterhood is something each woman carries inside of her, regardless where she is.
To strengthen female friendship as a base of sisterhood, it is important to insinuate powerful conversations about women’s empowerment in your group.
A simple nod of approval seems hard to get. The sad part is that such experiences are not exceptions, they seem like the rule. Supporting mothers are the exception.
Whisper networks should penetrate into homes, kitty parties, small organisations and many more. Because, of course, sexual harassment is not limited to big workplaces. It is just that instances of harassment at home or in small offices do not get media coverage and are nipped in the bud. But that doesn’t invalidate their experiences.
This empowering mother-in-law story a woman shared on LinkedIn shows it’s possible for saas-bahu relationships to turn into a sisterhood friendship.
Beauty is a subjective term. A woman is beautiful if she is proud of herself. And that pride comes when women are empowered enough to support themselves and stand against the wrong.
If we have had centuries of men dictating terms for women, we have also had centuries of women stepping over other women in order to catch the bread crumbs thrown out by men.
When one of the siblings is fairer than the other, you know what society does? They body-shame them till they hate each other. But here’s what I did.
Sex is more than a penetration. Sex is about pleasure, sex is about persona, sex is about identity.
Will a boyfriend ever lose sleep over the smallest of your problems? Could he deliberate for hours with you about your wardrobe? Your girlfriends will. Celebrate them with Galentine’s Day.
