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@MrinalPande1 It has become too normalised now, began with little kids dancing to Sheela ki jawani, always made me uncomfortable. Why such hurry to grow up?

Am I the only one feeling queasy watching a little girl perform these precocious come- hither moves ?

@MUTD_Arnav Just because your dad didn’t love you doesn’t mean you have to take it on all loved daughters lol. Please heal.

People will mock OP but he is right, somewhere around the early 2000s, girl dads lost it.

@bhavikabassi True, women should stick with calling in-laws sasur ji and sasu ji instead of mummy papa , keeps expectations in check and roles remain clear. That obviously doesn’t mean you can’t love and respect them.

Let’s be real: your in-laws can never be your parents. Expecting them to be is a trap. No matter how close, loving, or welcoming they are, the foundation is entirely different!!!

@dreamyyinn and do you think strictly cooking and wash only for herself she’ll be welcomed by the new family? No, in most traditional households, it’s a strong expectation that she takes over the entire chores,serve unconditionally and that’s both unrealistic and suffocating.

Even if she's not doing job, she's responsible for her own household chores. Not taking care of entire extended tabbar. Rest depends on the bond in-laws are able to build with her. She can take on their responsibility out of her own wish, not out of society expectations.

@priyayayanshi And I would rather chill at home than visit crowded temple during periods. Also Corporate offices and govt offices not giving women break during this uncomfortable time is an actual sin against humanity, and that’s what modern women should shout about, more and more!

women in India are not allowed to enter temples at various places while they're menstruating till date

@praveendalal @themojostory They tried to portion control the food, that’s why the less quantity left for her .

@themojostory They used to tell her - go eat, go eat But then limited food was kept for her. Both statements r contradictory

“She was denied proper food.” That is the chilling allegation made by Twisha’s friend Manika in conversation with Barkha Dutt. Manika claims Twisha was allegedly starved, pushed to lose weight to prepare for pregnancy, and lost nearly 15 kilos in just a few months. “Whenever she went to eat, there was limited food kept for her,” she says. Manika rejects the narrative around Twisha’s abortion, saying Twisha wanted children but exercised her legal right within the framework of the law. Watch in full here - youtube.com/live/13bfHq2Hw…

@Ayushihihaha lol what is wrong with open belly photoshoot miss ? Are you ashamed of a big belly holding a life inside ??

Karishma Tanna mogged all the open belly maternity photoshoots of bollywood actresses

@CuteAaruhi4 Ideally no amount of hell scare tactics should take over a human’s critical thinking skills, but I don’t think you should comment it’s impolite, they should think for themselves.

Today, I was traveling home by bus. A Muslim girl was sitting on the seat next to me. She was wearing a black burqa and was completely covered, with only her eyes visible. The heat was intense, so during our conversation, I casually asked her, "We are feeling so hot even in a T-shirt and trousers, don't you feel hot in these clothes?" She replied, "I do, but it is better than the heat of the fire of Jahannam (Hell)." Think about the level of brainwashing that makes people believe that suffering themselves in the name of religion is the right thing to do.😬

Every freedom you have as a woman was earned through the sacrifice of women who came before you. You didn’t inherit these rights by luck. Someone marched, protested, and paid a price for them.

@prilozatweets She terminated an unplanned pregnancy and suddenly she is a demon and a whore , while the whole country illegally aborts female fetuses left right centre for a male heir, but that’s sanskar .

God forbid you get married and then murdered by your in laws and suddenly everyone is counting how many people you slept with to determine if your death was justified.

@SUMANsaurabh07 @beingsumit01 Is this guy from Muslim family?

@Freyjaforev @beingsumit01 Have u seen Muslim families ? Its normal for them.

Meet this bro 👏 - He has 10 sisters. His father wanted a son, and after 10 daughters, he was finally born as the 11th child. - When he was just 5–6 years old, his father passed away due to cancer. - Before his father died, bro promised him that he would get all 10 of his sisters married. - So far, he has arranged the weddings of 3 sisters by taking a loan of ₹35 lakh. - Now he says he will complete the weddings of all 10 sisters, even if he has to take a loan of ₹2–3 crore. 🙏

@AntiRadicalGenZ @ians_india There are no unfair laws. Laws are there to protect the innocent. It is the corruption of law enforcers that causes injustice.

@Freyjaforev @ians_india Same system gave women unfair laws, should that also be reversed?

Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh: Twisha Sharma’s mother-in-law, retired judge Giri Bala Singh, says, "...The first WhatsApp notice came yesterday after I left for Jabalpur. I have my legal rights... Everyday, they sat right here in front of me and took the statement of the peon. They could have taken mine too... Normally, such an accident doesn't happen with anyone. I also wanted to see what actually happened at my house... My advocate has filed an application because they are entering my house like this and secretly recording. This is also a violation of the IT Act, without my notice. And those are doctored videos. Doctored audios. They have done something with their conversation... I feel that the police agency here has come under a lot of pressure from them. I feel like a stranger in my own city. So, is Madhya Pradesh not competent to conduct an impartial investigation? This is the question. The police themselves should look into why they are not competent..."

@AntiRadicalGenZ @ians_india No it’s not and if some powerful people exploit loopholes in system it’s not feminism fault, it’s system failure. Gender can be any.

@Freyjaforev @ians_india Who said feminism is about women wellbeings anyways. Like reservation its just victimhood to extract unfair resources from the productive part of society. All selfish people fall in such groups

@panpat202 @PoornimaNimo So if expectation is not fulfilled they will force someone’s daughter to die ???

@PoornimaNimo Think of MIL as well . He is also a woman and mother of son. She also has certain expectations for her son or DIL. The main purpose of marriage is to give birth to the next generation.

So this is what I gathered after watching videos of Retired District Judge Giribala Singh, whose daughter in law, Twisha Singh committed suicide/was done away to death. Twisha Singh had multiple partners before her marriage. So her MIL asked her if she would continue keeping multiple partners after marriage which is perfectly normal ????🤔 Twisha Singh was a schizophrenic, had maniac depressive disorder or mentally unstable and was on drugs, that is treatment.(Diagnosed & Decided by the MIL) Twisha Singh was abusive, had mood swings and left her husband's house on whims and fancies. Her son loved her, and was committed to the marriage. Despite all this they wanted her to have a child from her. She is not aware that Twisha was in any way distressed in her marital life and had texted her friends, & family that she is living in hell. Her son is 24 carat gold and has absconded in front of her eyes because he believes the police will torture him even though he is 100% innocent and not guilty. The day he gets bail he will return back though she is unaware of his whereabouts. In conclusion, Twisha Singh was mentally unstable, volatile, on drugs, had a colorful past with men and her son was the ideal husband and she, the ideal MIL. One fine day her DIL decided to take her life having texted her mother and father to take her home as things had become unbearable for her ......

@payalbhayana Women from privilege should lookout for those extremely high number of Indian women who are forced to give up on their dreams and identity so that they stay in kitchen, instead of garnering views and likes from misogyny lovers who light up reading ‘kitchen is her heart’ Hell yes

Acharya Prashant says “ Kitchen is a Prison” . For some women dreams were denied,duties were imposed but for me even when for a particular time it was imposed i never detested it . For me kitchen is where my heart is. It’s like a therapy for me. Had I not immersed myself into it maybe i would have fallen sick or gone into depression. Though I hate kneading the dough but when I think of my children having acha ghar ka clean full of my love khaana it gives me a kind of fulfilment & I do it without cribbing. My kitchen never imprisoned me …. It gave me a place which belonged to me … each & every utensil, spoons , spatula , masala , ingredients which I got from all over the world are my prized possession…. My family has never put any pressure on me to be in the kitchen …. But it’s my Palace & I am the Queen of my kitchen. One day my Friends & Family will remember not only “ mere haath ka khaana” but also the love that came with it. Chalo bataao kaun aa raha hai khaana khaaney .

@AntiRadicalGenZ @ians_india lol how do you label her a feminist? She’s through and through a misogynist.

@ians_india Feminists created this Frankinstien’s Monster. And it’s hunting them down, every last one of them Absolute Cinema 😎

Same age, different mindset. The real key to a child’s personality isn’t luck, it’s parenting 🪷

@drshekhar2789 @TannuInd @ShankaranJyothi Cheap comment ? Where ? More cheap than turning wife into a baby machine ? Oh so basically humanity should be dead and doctors should also treat patients like machine.

Doctors have the right to explain but the patient has the right to refuse and ask for what he/she wants and if the doctor thinks this procedure is not ethical then he/she can refuse but the doctor has no right to insult the patient or pass cheap comments about how he/she treats his/her wife or etc and if doctor does so then prepare for a lawsuit....doctors in india should change the way they talk to patients.

“If it’s a girl again… we won’t go for sterilization.” 😶 The doctor looked at the reports and spoke seriously — “Your wife has already gone through two major surgeries, and this will be her third C-section. After this, family planning would be the safest decision for her health.” The husband replied immediately — “But doctor… what if this time it’s a boy? And if it’s a girl again?” The doctor calmly explained — “Every surgery increases the risk for the mother. The body is not a machine.” But the husband said without hesitation — “We just want a son… no matter how many daughters are born.” The wife sat there silently… as if her pain, fear, and health no longer mattered to anyone. This time, the doctor spoke firmly — “A child’s gender should never be more important than a mother’s life. But sadly, you are treating your wife like a machine to produce a son, not as a human being.” The room fell silent. Closing the file, the doctor said one last thing — “Change your mindset… because if the desire for a son costs you your wife, nothing will remain worth celebrating.”

@travellingdogra The day men stop giving attention to such actions, it will automatically stop. But that will never happen because chahe gali denge but dekhenge zaroor, video banane walo ko aur kya chaiye .

Next time dnt even wear those remaining 2 pieces of cloth and give people a free onlyfans demo. Btw that is not a woman 🙃